from sampson. in that building -- in the neighborhood -- neighborhood there are 1,000 units. 101 lombard and 111 chestnut. and in those units, the average age is over 70. i don't think those people are going to be using too many bicycles or too many scooters. in fact, when i see them, there is rarely any of them laying around on the sidewalk in front of my building at all, because that neighborhood is kind of isolated, and because of the hills, people don't want to use them. if you put a bike lane in this, it will change the street into one lane, and then they have a thing in here, there is a left turn only at sampson, there should be a left turn only at sampson and chestnut, there should be a separate -- a separate line for a left turn. >> thank you. we appreciate you coming down. do i have any more public comments? no, -- please come forward, his or. >> thank you, directors. >> please give us your name. >> my name is kevin call. i am a long-term resident in that area that mr. brown was just refer

the property, of course, the station itself, is on the corner of sampson and washington. you may have been aware that there was a proposal made about a year ago or so that is in entitlement process now for a 20-story limited service hotel immediately adjacent, mid-block site, to the fire station. what the related proposal entails is they have secured an option to acquire that adjoining site. we would relocate the fire station to a mid-block location. entering on to washington street, with fairly direct access then to both sampson and battery. we'll look at some traffic circulation issues to ensure we have fast, if not better, response time than currently off of sampson. and we'll have emerging street alley access. so two points of ingress and egress. and we'll have the parking at level 18 spaces, which was a requirement of the fire department when be began. and then the development of a mixed-use development at the corner of sampson and washington. it would entail almost 270,000 square feet of a fitness club, a hotel, and condominiums in that stacked order, up to the 20 s

deborah sampson, she has an incredible story. she joined one of the massachusetts regiments, she was wounded twice, served in the battle of yorktown. when she was wounded she treated her own wounds so she would not be found. she got sick. i don't know if it was the flu or whatever, and was examined by a doctor who discovered she was a woman and was discharged. the key thing is that they did discharge her from the military. she got a pension, probably the first woman in history to get a pension. in fact, when deborah passed away, her husband petitioned the government for a spousal benefit. which he got. by theably he was dead time they granted it to him. it is quite a story. she served as robert. another incredible character is dr. mary walker. dr. mary walker was a surgeon, trained in new york, the army's crying for surgeons to come to help and take care of the sick and wounded during the civil war. she comes and presents herself. but they don't want her. why do you think? because she is a woman. she persisted. in fact, she volun

and terms of traffic battery is where the traffic has been rising consistently over the years, sampson less so, and washington really has always been kind of a strange little stretch of street there. very wide; very little traffic. >> chairwoman: okay. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, vice president covington. mr. pendrick, we deem it a privilege that you're here in our parenthesi parenthesis ps morning. we're looking forward to our collaboration. thank you very much for your time this morning. conceptionually, it is a win/win, the money and housing is needed. the fire department, in terms of, quote, unquote, "a new station," conceptionually, i'm very supportive of this at this particular stage. thank you very much. madam secretary. >> chairwoman: item six, the chief of departments report, from jo joanne hayes-white, from march 27, 2019, including budget, acadamies, special events, and outreaches to other government agencies and the public, and report from operations, deputy chief mark gonzales, including greater alarm fires, emergency services, bureau of fire prevention an

so we saw an opportunity to move forward with a market-rate housing development here at 530 sampson,developer proposal, affect a replacement of the statement, and then use proceeds from the sale and the inclusionery package. a creative package that supervisor peskin and others chothers championed in 2. that brings us to today. working collaboratively with chief hayes-white, here staff, and i want to thank you assistant deputy chief rivera, and incoming chief nicholson for their help since i returned in october. and we put together what were the requirements from the fire department, what did the fire department need to get out of any potential development here? and also working with the planning department, what are the potentials for housing? so the prospectus was issued in january. and bids were due march 1. we received four proposals on march 1. we convened a team of city experts, including many from the fire department, to assist us in reviewing those proposals. and today we have a recommendation for you. so of the proposals received, of those four, shown here in rank order, rela

our document does look at a protected bike lane on sampson, but in the interest of time, we decided to move very quickly and establish a baseline infrastructure for this neighborhood to then perhaps have a conversation about what it could be in the near future. >> would it be significantly more costly to put in a couple of poster create a protective facility on the street? >> in terms of the infrastructure, given that battery and sampson are one-way each direction, we would probably not be looking at major signal infrastructure. i think it really is about staffing capacity and resources in terms of time, as well as the outreach that would be needed to gain some level of support for those larger changes. >> i read and you answered in the staff report preemptively this question of why you are not pursuing protections at this time. i want to continue to challenge the assumption that has to take more time and it has to be more expensive and require more public outreach as compared to another bicycle facility. >> i hear your comments. we certainly have an interest to continue a conversation

interfaith leaders held a prayer vigil in front of the ice office in sampson street. they spoke about the case of ie death. who is in jail and yuba county. ice agents arrested the 28-year- old last december. she is separated from an four- year-old her four-year-old and an infant son. >> she is a survivor of sexual assault in el salvador and have lived peacefully in the country for six years until ice, alleged that, she could be detained. >> ice says it detained -- it worked on a red notice after authorities in el salvador alleged, that she was involved in a criminal gang in 2012. >>> the pentagon transgender military ban is officially gone into effect today. the new regulation strips transgender troops of rights to serve openly. and receive care at the transition to another gender. the change comes after two years when president trump called for the band. they require transgender troops to adhere to their biological sex. >>> students at georgetown university just voted to pay reparations. they want to help atone for the schools slave own in the past. chipper reed has

avenatti suggested that in williamson's case, his mother, sharonda sampson, "was paid by nike for bogusonsulting services." williamson's mother has not commented. duke says it is fully committed to compliance with all n.c.a.a. rules and regulations, and is looking into the allegations. nike in a statement accused avenatti of "disgraceful attempts to distract from the athletes on the court at the height of the n.c.a.a. tournament." last month, avenatti was charged in new york with attempting to extort $20 million from nike with threats of exactly this sort of bad publicity. >> did you try to extort nike for millions of dollars? >> no, and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. >> reporter: in a statement, nike said it also "firmly believes in ethical and fair play, both in business and sports, and will continue its cooperation with the government's investigation into grass roots basketball and the related extortion case." elaine, avenatti, for his part, says is he still waiting for nike to directly deny the allegations. >> quijano: all right, we will continue to watch it. tony, thank you.

not even ralph sampson, remember him? he couldn't do it. >>> meantime san francisco giants, when they score 5 runs in a game they have to win. you put madison bumgarner on the mound and it multiplies that. kevin pilar, their new acquisition. first grand slam of his career in a five-run 4th inning, and the giants look like they'll use to victim. didn't happen. here's one of the hottest prospects in all of baseball. giants have to deal with him in a padres uniform for years. two-run shot gets them back up. in bumgarner gave up five runs in six innings. reyes on and hangs it up t there. on and fair. there goes mad bum. 6-5, not a happy camper. giants lose. >>> meantime in baltimore, brandon hyde now the manager of the orioles, hails from santa rosa. and the a's are 0 for the road this year. they haven't won away from oakland yet. here's a shot done the right field line. two runs score. the a's got to be better on defense than that. the error allows another run to come in. the bull pen folds. they lose 12-4. >>> in case you m

sampson says it has excuse me no plans to delay next week's launch of its in latest smartphone despite reports of the devices can easily break the samsung galaxy fold costs almost $2000. the smartphone is able to open up into a tablet that some reviewers who got a sneak peek of the galaxy fold say they found defective hinges on the device, not only that but they say the screens broke after removing the phones protective film. in a statement samsung says removing the film are adding and he says to the screen may cause damage. the company will not push back the galaxy fold april 26th launch preorders for the phone up already sold out online. then let's take a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge in the house home on this friday. >>it is friday and we like it's an is we like right way to course of the holiday this weekend. so a lot of folks getting ready maybe a little easter egg hunt and. >>in your backyard, the weather is changing we've got some changes your way the goal, peter cottontail coming to town and get delivered some pretty nice weather as we're going to see some

the fundraising event was held this evening on the street at the family home of lee sampson, a healthcare executive, who is a longtime and generous contributor to republican candidates. the dinner went for $15,000 per ticket. for those that wanted a photo with the president, that cost them $50,000. those who paid $150,000 sat in on a roundtable discussion with president trump. altogether, the president spent only about six hours in the los angeles area. six highly rewarding hours for the trump 20/20 campaign. after leaving southern california, president trump's next stop was in las vegas. he is speaking saturday to a republican convention. in beverly hills, reporting for kpix 5. >>> governor gavin newson goes to el salvador tomorrow. he says he wants to find out, firsthand, what is wanting thousands of people to seek new lives in america. california has the largest salvadoran population in the united states. this will be his first official trip outside of the united states as governor. >>> coming up, a berry bay area over driver was t-boned and is lucky to be alive. >>> two fatal accident

. >>> sampson has delayed this week's launch of the anticipated folding phone after a review outlining phone. the galaxy fold was expected to be released on friday but the device users reported problems including the inside screens breaking and issues with the phones outer plastic layer. some sun will do more tests and launch a release. >>> stocks finished on a mostly quiet day on wall street, the dow was down 40 points, the s&p was up 2 points. energy shares climbed around along with the price of crude oil. >>> a zookeeper is in intensive care this evening after being mauled by a tiger over the weekend. the worker was in a tiger habitat saturday morning when she was mauled by a 7-year-old male tiger name sandy. the zoo was open at the time. visitors who witnessed the attack alerted nearby workers. the woman who has worked at the zoo for 17 years suffered cuts and puncture wounds? she had i of her head and one of her arms. >> officials say her condition is improving and her progion in attack is unde investigators are waiting for critical information from the woman. the tiger was back o

sampson hopes this will happen again and it will also turn mainstream. a foldable phone, you can run three applications at once. the user interface is fairly intuitive. it is not as consistent as i would like when flowing between the smaller screen outside the phone and the bigger screen when you open it. it should get better over time as samsung continues to invest. of an ipad many. it has a fingerprint scanner like the phone. this one goes on sale at the end of april in the u.s. there's a silver, a dark gray, a black color, a green color which almost looks gold. will probably like this for the multitasking. you can pin three applications next to this at once. you can be watching a video while looking at your calendar and taking notes. will2000 question is, people really want to buy these things? for bloombergn news in new york. huawei'sile way -- chief representative to the european union says that it is not fair. as some look to block access to 5g networks. they put the hat over our head as a chinese fire these kinds of things. it is not fair. the tru

farce the hair, if it's like sampson and he's got to do it, so be it. it looks better in person than on tv i couldn't be happier for him. i talkbout all those guys. be grateful for this. keep your edge to compete. you better have an edge to play well against auburn on saturday. >> tony bennett there, virgybia's coach. the blond hair is kind of like a playoff beard. you've got to changeou look and roll with it. >> he can color whatever color he wants as long as he kee plpsay >>> breaking news tu tonight, the snning twist in a missing child case. the fbi revealing late today dns show the person who claimed to be the long lost boy who vanished eight years ago is not really him. a crushing blow to the family hoping timmothy pitzen has finally been found. tonight, the new mystery unfolding. >>> also developing at this hour, the tense standoff, two police officers shot, the gunman barricade in a home and holding a .child hostage insi >>> new fears about the measles outbreak spreading across the country. where hundreds of people are being warned they may have

my name is marco sampson, i'm here today with my colleague greg. would come from an organization called a.p.i. legal outreach, specifically from the housing department, the housing project. our work involves defending tenants who otherwise could not afford the cost of eviction defence, and in our work, we have seen on a weekly basis several evictions, and in these evictions, more than half our elder evictions, and we supports this proposal for affordable senior housing. stressing the import -- the importance that it truly be affordable because it is the right thing to do, and it improves the lives of people in san francisco and could potentially save lives. the work that we have done, defending evictions, we have seen and no of things that lead us to believe that elders are more vulnerable to severe impacts compared to other groups of being evicted, and/or losing their homes. some of these examples, for example, could be as extreme as the eviction being relevant to the evicted the cha-cha cause of death. and in other situations, it part -- forces p

i think i have complained before the intersection at bush and sampson is like seven -- counts down from 7 seconds, longer than 7 seconds. but it's not a whole lot of seconds, considering it's downtown, right by the muni bart station. luckily the traffic is always stopped up on the evening rush hour. so people can walk at their leisure basically. but that never made sense. i definitely had an experience many years ago when someone i dated was hit by a car and he was young and he was walking with a walker. and every time he crossed lombard street, he could never make it across lombard street with one light change. right. because even though he was young and able-bodied, other than the fact that he was now using a walker, it took too long to get -- for him to get across the street to get, you know, with one traffic light. and he was young, right. so i can't imagine how long it takes for other people. and i think that's something, if we can look at sensors, because i do think as we talked about this before, the population generally starts to age, this is going to be increasingly an issue fo

among them duke star forward zion williamson, he tweeted -- can you please ask sha rhonda sampson if she was paid in 2017/'18 as part of a bribe to get nike to go to duke? nike fired back saying it will not respond to the allegations of an individual facing fraud and distortion and aid in his attempt to detract from the athletes on the court in the height of the tournament. duke released its own statement saturday saying while they're looking into avenatti's claims, the university adheres to all ncaa rules and regulations. every student athlete at duke is reviewed to ensure their eligibility. with rartd to men's basketball, all recruits and their families and thoroughly vetted. at 6'7", zion williamson is considered by many to be the best college basketball player in the country. he's expected to be the number one pick in the nba draft. so when his nike shoe explodesed during a game against north carolina in february -- >> that's unbelievable. >> he broke his shoe. >> -- it caught everyone's attention. this morning zion and nike are hoping to turn the spotlight back on the game. we r

next week's launch of its latest smartphone despite reports said the devices can easily break the sampson it cost nearly $2000 that's pretty pricey that smartphone is able to open up though into a tablet but some reviewers who got a sneak peek of this thing. they say they found effective hinges on the device and not only that but they say the screams broke after removing the phones. protective film. in a statement samsung says removing the film are adding it he says to the screen may cause damage. but the company will not push back the galaxy fold april 26 launch preorders for the phone of already sold out online. officially rolled out a new safety feature for writers. the ride sharing company teamed up with the university of south carolina to launch a national safety initiative. the collaboration comes almost a month after the kidnapping and death of a student who police say mistook a car for uber ride. uber says it will send push notifications to writers reminding them to check the driver and the vehicle dealer will include the driver's name picture license plate number and vehicle make

our document does look at a protected bike lane on sampson, but in the interest of time, we decided to move very quickly and establish a baseline infrastructure for this neighborhood to then perhaps have a conversation about what it could be in the near future. >> would it be significantly more costly to put in a couple

he tweete duke men's basketball, can you please ask zion williamson's ther, sharonda sampson,s hether she ade by nike for bogus nnsulting services i 2016 and '17 as part of a nike bribe to get tion go to duke. nike fired back saying it will not respond to the allegations of an individual facing federal charges of fraud and extortion and aid in his disgraceful attempts to distract from the athletes on the court at te height o tournament. duke released their statement, while they are looking into avenatti claims, the university adheres to all ncaa rules and regulations. every student athlete at duke is reviewed to ensure their eligibility, with regard to men's basketball, all recruits and families are thoroughly vetted. at 6'7", zion williamson is considered by many to be the best collage basketballr in the country. he's expected to be the number one pk in the nba draft. so when his nike shoe exploded during a game against north carolina in february - >> that'sunbelievable. >> he broke his shoe. >> reporter: it caught everyone's attention. thisio morning z and nike are hoping to turn th

. >> come on, sampson. he trained everyone, you know? it didn't matter to him who they were.t was about the person and the dog and the relationship between the person and the dog, not who they were. stormy, come. >> reporter: this woman liked him so much as a client, she went to work for him. >> he would connect with you. he'd find something that he could talk to you about, and then he'd help you train your dog. >> reporter: and the setting for mark's dog whispering business? incomparable. >> oh, it's beautiful. it's a wonderful place. >> reporter: kiket island is what it's called. an 84-acre teardrop of primeval forest and meadows and beaches plunked a few feet offshore, a 90-minute commute north of seattle. >> the dogs could go swimming in the water there. there's plenty of trail walks. and it was just really, really outdoorsy and beautiful. >> reporter: outdoorsy and beautiful are words which also happen to describe the human love of mark's life, linda opdycke. the willowy blonde daughter of wally opdycke, the wealthy investor who'd once helped found chateau ste. michelle

avenatti tweeting at duke men's basketball, can you please a zion williamson's mother sharonda sampsonnsulting services in 2016 already '17 as a part of a bribe to get him to go to duke. avenatti released 41 pages of documents to twitter, material he claims sh nike dished out big moneyo families of top recruits to try to lure them to play at nike portfolio sponsored schools. the files consisted of what appeared to be text exchanges, redacted bank exchanges and invoices, thoug nothing linking williamson and his mother was included. in a statement, duke's athletic director says the school is looking into the allegation involving williamson's mother adding every student athlete at duke is reviewed to ensure their eligible. with regard to men's basketball, all recruits and their families are thoroughly vetted. meanwhile, nike issuing a response of its inn, sin part they will not respond to the allegations of an individual facing federal charges of fraud around extortion and aid in his disgraceful attempts to distract from thethletes on the court. avenatti was arrested last month. after pro

players to sign contracts with the major league baseball, to former miami marlins president, david sampsonhweikert that the administration does not want to be paying essentially bribe money to the communist government in cuba for getting cuban players. i can understand not wanting to enrich this almost a slave element to this, you know, we won't release an individual human being unless you give us $1 million or whatever it is. i can understand that policy but do you think it's the right one? >> no, i think what happened yesterday is a major step backwards. what the mlb deal actually was trying to address was human trafficking. these cuban baseball players were getting on fast boats taking very dangerous trips, and some types not making it and being brought back and jailed or making it or having an issue like one of our old players jose fernandez who had to save his mother from drowning on one of these fast boats. what we're trying to do is control the human trafficking and what happened yesterday with the reversal of the policy means that now, cuban baseball players will have to resort bac