rooftops have gone up very successfully on rooftops. not just putting a lot of people to work on i think it's good for tourism industry and generally for economic developments. i am excited about this project. i'm very happy and thankful to this developer and the folks in the community for coming together for an agreement. there are some minor, technical amendments. some of the existing text in the code has sons headed, we have drafted the no amendments to add that text back in. it looks like a big amendment, but it's actually just replacing existing text with the same language. >> if i may, having just read this for the first time, and i think i was actually the author of the previous text that did sunset for a similar project that was never built. the language sons headed -- -- sun set. you change it to 5 third street. is there a reason, are you just doing that in the short title so people know where it is? >> that is right. i am not sure whether that short title change was recommended by the clerk's office or by someone in my office.

like us, we have taken a stroll through the transit center, bus deck, and rooftop -- rooftop park.ou're probably note is clear and increasing quality of good signage, increasing numbers of writers that are -- they know where they are going to get on the buses. the transit center staff and ambassadors are answering questions. the transit center security personnel, or even an occasional san francisco police officer walking around ensuring that things are safe and secure. the rooftop parkas being utilized by community members and nearby employees of companies surrounding the transit center. signage indicates upcoming scheduled activities as well as rules and policies regarding the use of the policy -- of the transit center. things are going great. things are smooth, efficient, professional, and secure, and there is significant progress with retail leasing. overall, the c.a.c. and members on the public have a lot of positive comments about what they are seeing and hearing, and with a few constructive remarks that were well received and noted by the tjpa staff on our meeting on tuesday

my rooftopping friends, they all have same valueue with me. i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are d donstrationon tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests about the popolice and govvernmt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man: ok. airin: i actually don't want to get famous from rooftopping. it's just an instant. i think the protests inspired me. they were not satisfied with the electoral system in hong kong, so they start a demonstration here. the police didn't know what to do, so they used tear gas to make people go home. we used umbrella to protect us, and that's why the protest was called umbrella movement. i held hong kong flag on the roof, and that went viral in hong kong. talk about that photo to anyone. they know a

those who still live here anyhow but there aren't too many left almost every rooftop statue represents a story of migration their owners left to look for a better life elsewhere in europe and the usa or for example many here dream of traveling hence the local love of airplanes most people living in punjab of followers of the sikh religion even in the sikh temples there are plenty of model planes the faithful here pray for safety while traveling for family members already overseas. but what's the point of all these statues when no one's around anymore to see them sun talk sings wife would rather be with their grandchildren and england than love the op when my. husband has always done what he wanted to. but i've always just followed his wishes. we come out here for a month or so twice a year. when the children and i say let's just stay in england he just doesn't listen in a few days time some talk sing will board a real airplane and head back to birmingham his rooftop party plane will be empty again but remain a symbol of his financial success and of a life lived on 2 continents. you're

in a few days' time some talk sing will board a real airplane and head back to birmingham his rooftop plane will be empty again but remain a symbol of his financial success and of a life lived on 2 continents. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here on news beijing has summoned to the german ambassador after the hong kong democracy activist joshua want met with germany's foreign minister and aging is accusing germany of meddling in its affairs and has warned that that meeting in berlin chinese german relations. up next it is focused on europe and a look at resisting deforestation in finland don't forget you can always get the latest news on our web site that's at dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching enjoy your day. so you want to save on the rent why not move here to barcelona just $200.00 euros a month. so what's the catch. goods only 3 square meters. deep insight into europe's housing crisis. next on g.w. . enters the conflict zone with tim sebastian. here in london it's still all about bricks of course johnson shut down a fractious and angr

almost every ripped off -- rooftop statue represents a story of migration.heir owners left to look for a better life elsewhere, in europe, the usa, or australia. many here dream of traveling, hence the local love of airplanes. most people living here are seek -- sikhs. the faithful here pray for safety while traveling. often for members already overseas. what are the point of the statues if no one is around to see them? santok's wife would rather be with their grandchildren in england. >> my husband has always done what he wanted to. i have always followed his wishes. we come out here for a month or so twice a year. when the children and i say, let's stay in inland -- england, he doesn't listen. brent: you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. ♪ . yeah but its use welcome to live from paris world news and analysis from france twenty four. i'm not going these are the headlines. the fallout over the operation yellowhammer revelations as the people read all about the dire consequences of them. of a

we're not proposing you have 200 people on a rooftop deck, it is still case by case. you still have to follow the building and fire code for levels of where you can place assemblies, the area, all of that still applies. none of that is being waived, we are just addressing the fact, we are measuring for a high-rise. you still have to follow suit, but it is already there in the code. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> commissioner walker, i want to let you know, in 2018 in d.c. , they have interpretation to define that the roof is not an occupied floor. curiously we have this -- [indiscernible] -- of course, that will be more for someone to talk to the state fire marshal to resolve it. the interpretation from all the building officials, we go by the roof is not an occupied floor. >> right. >> if i may add one thing, it really should be the starting point here. the state fire marshal is the authority for all high-rise buildings in the state of california. we as a local fire authority enforced those building standards at the local level, so that is why i believe we

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a black panther that was seen roaming the rooftops of the northern french town a few days ago has been. stolen from a zoo where it was being kept zoo employees discovered the animals painted been broken into overnight the panther was due to be re homed at a rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals or child for the it's a un report has issued the strongest warning yet of a climate change could have to be for the planet's seas predicting more super storms are rising sea levels and ocean dead zones scientists from the intergovernmental panel on climate change say unprecedented overheating in the world's oceans could raise sea levels by about one meter by the end of this century rendering some coastal regions uninhabitable. one senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. the scope. when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to deckard or another city. in the bush for

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a black panther that was seen roaming the rooftops of a northern french town a few days ago has been stolen from a zoo where it was being kept zoo employees discovered the animal's pen had been broken into over night the panther was due to be really honed better we have rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals. now to the british supreme court where 11 judges unanimously ruled that prime minister boris johnson suspension of parliament was unlawful so it's back to work for u.k. lawmakers but they remain divided over what to do about it. judges filed into the court room to deliver their highly anticipated ruling their verdict unanimous a stunning rebuke to the prime minister. the court is bound to conclude that feel that the decision to advise the majesty to purab parliament was unlawful because it had the effect of frustrating or preventing the ability of parliament to carry out its constitutional functions without reasonable justification the effect on the fundamentals of our democracy was extreme no justification for taking action with such an extreme effect has been put

a black panther that was roaming the rooftops of a northern french town a few days ago has now been stolen from a zoo it was put in after being caught zoo employees discovered the animal's pen had been broken into overnight the panther was due to being really homed at a rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals. now evolution got rid of our tails a long time ago but they may be making a comeback thanks to modern technology researchers in japan have developed a prosthetic tail to help save the elderly from a common danger falls but they say it could also be useful for people of all ages now can't make heads or tails of it just have a look. at it. we humans evolved to lose our tails but a team of japan's kayo university hopes they could make a return among 21st century homo sap ians who this is a tail that helps to balance when a human tilts their body like this the tail moves in the opposite direction the whole. foot of the tail keeps balance like a pendulum on a kong this is our robotic tail for you and i should point out that. the researchers say the tail could have a variety of

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we have great produce we grow on the rooftop. it's awesome. every time i go up there i get excited about being creative with new dishes. having a rooftop farm is amazing. >> we have peppers on this cheesesteak. seasonality is huge. it plays a big part for me. waiver trends. we want to have something crunchy, tuesday, to go with the beer you are going to order. have something for fans that are looking for a meet products. we accommodate them. it's super important. it plays into our food strategy here at the stadium. >> i will take a bite. >> remember -- . >> there you go a little korean barbecue on there. you can take that with you. thank you, very much. sunday against the steelers. go niners. >>> a specialty caulk cocktail. more than 50 bars and restaurants running special beverages for the occasion. we have starling social club to talk about their signature drink and oakland cocktail week. thank you, for coming in. one of my favorite phrases is cocktails and dreams. it's a popular last journey were doing it again. >> we are excited to come ba

right now i'm sg on the rooftop of san francisco toyota. of several businesses impacted by this construction, and of course impacted by all of the delays. you can see some of the construction from here. it runs up and down van ness and the businesses along the corridor say they want someone to compensate them for their lost revenue. these two miles of van ness avenue have become too much for some local businesses >> there's dirt. there's noise. there's road closures. >> i've watched dishes rattle off of tables and smash to the floor. >> i know that our patrons and musicians and staff members have been frustrated by commuting to get here on van ness. >> it is a mess. >> reporter: the sfmta awarded a three-year, $183.9 million contract for the job. the cost, nearly $309 million. it began in 2016. substantial of completion was supposed to be reached next month, around the three-year mark. but the sfmta says the overall project is just 36% complete. modani furniture manager. >> customers can't park outside we're not open for business. >> report

need for construction transportation management plan, contractor parking plan, rooftop appurtenances. negative 23% street trees not environmentally friendly. 150 parker school as recenter within the dir modeling included in the 3333 california. decrease cars seven to two. thank you very much. 30 seconds left to go. >> next speaker, please. good afternoon, president melgar and fellow commissioners. i am victor hargate. i have been a journeyman carpenter for 34 years. i live here in san francisco, and i am speaking in support of the 3700 california street project. there will allow a carpenter like me to continue living in the city of san francisco. this project will help me continue my career as a carpenter moving toward retirement. this project will provide me with the necessary income to provide for my family. this project will bring much needed housing to the area. i am in full support of this project, and i ask that you move to forward this project. thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> i will remind members of the public this is not on the project but the environmental impact report.

some of those are coming from our rooftop. seasonal lee is huge. and then want to have something crunchy and cheesy. beer sounds good. john sever son was named leave eye stadium executive chef earlier this year. he is already what he calls a dining experience. clearly jesse got the assignment today. go try out all the new food. that's my kind of deal. >> a little bit of a preview there. >>> weather should be okay this weekend. in fact it will be warm out at levi stadium. temperatures will trend up as we head into the weekend, 71 degrees. lots of 80s toward antioch and san jose. so we have been showing you the trend and you can see that curve. it is going up. cooling off into sunday and some bigger changes into early next week. on the satellite we are showing you this once again. not in the bay area, we have the clear skies and will continue with that theme as we head into tomorrow morning for your friday morning. current numbers for tonight. we still have -- oakland 72 and san francisco currently checking in 65. here's our camera with mostly clear

in cape town it was one of the 1st larger rooftop installations you see. of all distributed over all roofs here on the waterfront all in all totaling more than 1.3 major watts of capacity and the electricity is used immediately when it's when it's produced so there is no storage involved it's not feed it back into the grid it's just use as it's produced. the fact is the state provider is not really interested in having solar energy fit into the grid doesn't want competition. never the less great goal cooper is finding more and more customers all over the country who would like to invest in solar power like here in ca is south africa's fruit farming region this cold storage company has high energy costs solar energy is less expensive and environmentally friendly to boot so investing in the sun is a good alternative the costs for conventionally generated power have gone up in recent years. the manager shows us where the investments were made. solar cells were installed on a large scale here on the roof they're now able to produce 15 percent of the energy the

to rooftop in the city's mission district.n was in crisis. he came down and was tackled eventually by police officers. >> a rail safety ad campaign from the santa clara valley transportation authority is catching a lot of attention. it shows dashcam video from light rail vehicles involved in accidents. vta wants people to pay attention when they're around train tracks. there have been 20 accidents so far this year. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is threatening president trump with, quote, a whole new stage of investigation unless his administration shares with congress a whistleblower complaint. congress wants to know what was said between mr. trump and the leader of ukraine during a july phone call. the administration has refused request for the transcript to be released to congress. the "wall street journal" reported president trump repeatedly pressured eight times, rather, ukraine's president to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden's son for his business dealings in ukraine. today the president appeared to

but we're hearing reports of folks on rooftops still waiting to be rescues. sam is here with us on skype. he lives in freeport. how are things right now? >> hi, shep. thanks for having me. things are still really bad. i'm on the south side of freeport. we've been very fortunate where we are. my house. we have two stories on a canal has had storm surge. but we got back delivering fuel to some teams on the other side of the bridge. it's utter devastation. a lot of friends are still missing. people are really desperate need for help right now. because there's still storms surge happening. there's still prevailing winds. a lot of stuff we don't know. i'll just say, it's catastrophic. >> freeport, for people that are unaware, it's on the southern tip along the west side of grand bahama. and up north of there, the northern top of grand bahama and forget about getting over to abaco. do you have a sense of what in the world that will look like? >> bad. i mean, the bahamas are already flat. low-lying. we're only like 50, 60 miles from florida. i've been here 1 1/2 yea

i got into rooftop because of i'm half filipino and half jewish and they needed more filipino students to come to the school so i was able to get into that program. you can imagine what 24th street was like in that time period and i was a having a blast, much to my parents' dismay. eventually it got me sent to an alternative correctional facility in new mexico. i was away for a year and a half in a drug detox program, when i was 17 years old. i came back and i started city college and started studying criminal justice because prior to getting sent away, i was a part of youth moments here . it was called third eye movement. we were committed to fighting against gang violence, the juvenile initiative, where we saw a lot of doingness come out our high schools and middle schools and new money infusion into building correction facilities. we saw money go towards ygc and now they're getting closed down because they've never been more than a fourth full. my life in san francisco has expanded like that historic context. i claim worked as a case manager and after school educator, where the yout

ordinance amending the planning code to permit new floor area or building volume on the rooftop of a noncomplying structure that is designated as a significant building under planning code, article 11, located on assessor's parcel block no. 3707 (5 third street), provided that the rooftop has an existing parapet at least 17 feet in height along the primary building frontage; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; and making findings of public necessity, >> can we take this item, same house, same call? without objection, this ordinance has passed on first reading. the next item. item 72 determine if the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer and wine public premises liquor license to nunovi, llc, doing business located at 1519 polk street will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and to request that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of this l

this mock rooftop teaches them how to cut holes to let the smoke escape. there's a propane fire where an instructor controls the flames in case things go awry. and, two structures that resemble homes where the firefighters are put to a real life test. >> they have to go in and find their victim chest are mannequins. come out in zero disability and disentangle themselvessed to get out. >> reporter: today's high fire danger is only adding to the difficulty. they are taking frequent breaks. this has been in the works six months and the department wasn't about to postpone it. >> if we had a fire in a real structure today, we wouldn't say we will come back tomorrow. we have to fight it today. so they need to practice regardless of how the weather is. >> reporter: the recruited involved in this training session will graduate from the academy on october 4. in san jose, anne makovec, kpix5. >>> and we will have continuing coverage on the fire watch on air and online at kpix.com. >>> we are just learning that two people under the age of 65 have died of the flu in s

the first thing that happened was those rooftops would come off.er that they had debris from their own homes, other homes, air conditioners, all of it spinning around and potentially lethal projectiles headed everywhere. keep in mind when you see this video, at the time the storm was hitting a lot of people didn't have rooftops. they were trying to get to other homes or places of shelter. but look at this video, john. you're talking about unrecognizable -- we had shown some of the footage to some of the islanders and even they could not recognize what was what. you had boats completely turned upside down, barges turned upside down. boats that had been flung tens of feet away from their original location. these all became very dangerous scenes, as this storm spiraled out of control really in front of them. john, they want you to know that as much as horrible as these pictures are, in fact they don't begin to describe the horror they felt in their own homes or when they all tried to find any neighbor's house, any neighbor's bathroom, any neighbor's s

answers from san francisco city officials about a dangerous stands off between a man and police on the rooftop of homes in the mission district. we were there to catch it all. the man jumped from roof to roof atop homes. around the corner from the hospital. he leapt onto the chimney and sat for a while. dangling off the side lt he refused orders from the police to come down. firefighters extended a ladder to get to him. he tried to push it away. he climbed through a window but didn't go inside. the manmade it back on to the street and a dozen police officers tackled him. a spokesperson says the m is in police custody. the person was in crisis and admitted for medical evaluation. >> developing news the person of interest police were looking for in last weeks shooting at the san jose state student library turned himself in. police say he's the shooter. 21 year-old voluntary lu met with detectives. he was booked this morning. police believe he shot at the library thursday evening. shattering windows on the top floor. students narrowly missed. a parking garage was also hit. on friday they released