. >> there are not that many concrete suppliers left in san fences. they used to be a bunch. is there anybody else beside bodie? >> we like bodie. >> they are bringing concrete in from a distance because there are not many yards anymore. in general, san francisco, part of the planning issues and san francisco are the loss of p.e.r. production and construction related services. we still have some, but now we're seeing more and more of these services outside of the city and the cost goes up because you have to import goods and workers. when you get your bricks fixed in your car, pretty soon you'll have to go outside of san francisco because it is becoming not a friendly place. i know the planning department is working hard to keep it in its working condition, and i wish them luck. the way that these concrete walls are don is typically there is a prefabricated panel that is set in place. these prefabricated panels? >> plywood and to and studs. at the top, those were poured yesterday. we will take them apart. >> it has formed release material so the concrete is not stick to it. >>

san francisco. a white picket fence in san francisco. this is what we usually do not see. but there are very specific rules, and the rules say that where you have a fence on the front property line, you may not need a per knit. -- permit. you can build a fence without a permit if under certain circumstances. >> one of the things everyone should make sure is, there are two different departments here. building department has their rules and the planning department has their rules. there are two code books you're going to have to look at. i think lawrence will be talking about both at the same time. but there are two different departments that regulate these fences and walls. so typically the planning department in the broadest term, the planning department tells you what you're allowed to do and the building department tells you how to do it and keeps the records for those things. okay, so, jim, why don't you tell us what the planning rules are for fences along front property lines. >> in the front from the planning code perspective, the issue is whether you have a required s

fencing along the border. where you see mostly is in the very highly populated areas. example, sano county sheriff bill gore has explained to me this idea that the fence -- where they determine where they need a fence has to do with assimilation. how quickly can summary cross illegally into the united states and assimilate into the general population? in a place like san diego, you absolutely need a fence because back in the 1980's, you could run from tijuana into san diego, and it would take you a matter of minutes to blend in with the local populace. somewhere in the middle of the desert, maybe not so easy. what they're saying is where they have been fence is now a very highly populated areas like san diego, yuma, southwest arizona, some of the border towns along texas that yes, it is absolutely valuable, it helps in those areas, but once you start getting into the desert, what you see is maybe some posts with little barb wire in between, a lot of places, vehicle barriers, they call them normandie barriers on a triangular bars that are set up to stop vehicles, but people can easi

. >> they are structurally def tissue fence. sanneed of a repair. >> chunks of loose concrete fell from the two bridges. >> engineer assist say the state did needs to put more money. towards the up grades. >> a lot of poem seem to be enjoying the path on the span of the bay bridge. highway patrol said 3,000 people use the path every day. and on the weekends. it sees about 5500. >> the chp said that is relatively normal on bike paths. >>> bicycle advocates are pushing for an expansion of the new bike sharing program. >> the city has 350. and makes it one of the smallest bike share program it is the city. >> they want to see buicks added to the other parts of the city. to make sure the program survives. >>> hayward officials say they are dealing with homelessness in the city. they cleared a homeless encampment near industrial parkway. officials say they are aware of the needs of the homeless. and it was becoming unseine tier. >> neighbors also reported an increase in crime over the past year. >> today, jean quan will begin a series of

fence. we're providing a new home for the san francisco fire boats and creating imply infrastructure for taxis and crews ships. i can't wait to welcome the warriors back home to san francisco. each of those plans in our downtown or waterfront builds on the know how of early effort. in san francisco we're growing the right way. we're looking at to build our neighborhood and a economy and with our help we'll continue this track of success. i'll close with those final thoughts mayor is our economy the envy of most cities how can we make other cities part of the success. it's by each of you in this room to keep invest in our city in businesses and innovative ideas. but also investing in our schools and in our community and in our neighborhoods and most importantly most importantly in our people. in particularly our young people. san francisco is the greater city in the world because we're deprives and innovative but we cannot be successful unless we work together on our critical challenges so i ask you to work with me help save city college. help us rebuild and reanything else our public housing n

san diego. >> the canal lies next to the border fence. it leaves a lasting impression on visitors to tijuana. people livedeported in holes in the ground or crude shelters, no more welcome here than they were across the border. she lived happily in the u.s. for years until authorities apprehended her. she was sent back to a country she hardly knew with no money or papers. me with a 20-ened year prison sentence if i tried to cross the border again. what am i supposed to do? i want to get across but i cannot. i want to hold my children again. i miss them so much, especially at night. >> virginia has lived on the canal for the last two years. drug addiction as to her misery. with herren live sister in san diego. she has no contact with them. he grew up in san diego and became a father. then he got into a fight and a man.e man -- killed he and his friend have lived here for three years since he was released from jail. he was deported without the chance to bid his son farewell. >> i was 18 when i went to prison. 1979 to 2010. that is 31 years.

san diego. the canal lies next to the border fence. it leaves a lasting impression on visitors to tijuana. around 2000 deported people live in holes in the ground or crude shelters, no more welcome here then across the border. this person lived happily in the u.s. for years, until the authorities apprehended her. she was sent back to a country she hardly knew, with no money and no identity papers. they threatened me with a five i 20 year prison sentence if crossed the border again, she says. what am i supposed to do? i want to get across, but i cannot. i want to hold my children again. i miss them so much. especially at night. she has lived on the canal the last two years. berg addiction adds to her misery. her children live with her sister in san diego. she has no contact with them. roberto rue up in san diego. he became a father. but then he got into a father and killed a man. he and his friend have lived here the past three years. since marquez was released from jail. he was the port without a chance to bid his son farewell. i was 18 when i went to prison, marquez says. .rom 1979 to 201

san diego. they have good fencing there. they have technology but they're getting around that with the boats.son has wonderful technologies. all it does itlo presses them to other points. now the new point of entry now is texas. the rio grande vally, immigration flow is up 55%. without a national strategy and a plan, to dictate where we put those resources, we're just going to continue to throw money at the problem without a real solution. lou: and your proposal, this administration to be clear has rolled back 287-g, the cooperative legislation that, that authorized regulation, that authorizes cooperation between the immigration authorities, the border patrol. and, local law enforcement. this administration wants no part of it. your law, your bill would encourage, that cooperation. what has been the reaction? >> well, local law enforcement are a force multiplier. the ones on the border have a valuable role to play. the border sheriffs, endorse my bill. they suuport it because it gives, this bill gives them a voice, a stakeholders, as to what the national strategy is going to be. and what the

after the final meeting, we measured the lots and the fence, and we determined we meet san francisco planning guidelines with our existing dimensionses and our open design ~. we feel there are no exceptional circumstances and there's no unusual privacy impact here. a reasonable loss of privacy is expected and -- from living in san francisco. and i'd just like to end with our neighbors at 302 winfield have -- are impacted the most by this deck, and they are in complete support and they were supposed to be here today, but circumstances beyond their control mean they can't be here. but i think you have their letter in support. thank you. >> thank you. members of the public in support of the project sponsor. >>> hi, i'm julian glass. i live at 214, a block away from the project. i'm also mrs. horner's sister. i am here in support of curtains or shade. i live in bernal heights. if i didn't have my shades down they could see in my window. they water my window when they water their plants. society has a way to combat this. we have window coverings. i just don't see how you can say you're al

fence, who enforces it. i hate to sort of say. it's say cynical statement. i could go into any property in san francisco and find violations today in the code to find out if something is legal or not, we have to look at it to determine what it is. at the time it was constructed. it's a very (speaker not understood). we'll go out and investigate it and we'll do that research to look at when was it built, was there a permit and so on. short of either a public safety hazard or an imminent hazard or complaint. we normally don't go around looking for problems. the city has so many individual concompliance, nonconformance. we would ever get out of our own house if we want today do that. the answer is i don't think the city resources are addressed to address that issue. it would be nice if it was a perfect unfortunate world, but it isn't close. the the (speaker not understood) was looked up 40 years ago. you'll have to look up the codes 40 years ago to see if it was something regulated. code doesn't allow it now. it's what code allowed when it was built. it gets more complicated if it wasn't built wi

hit a tree and a fence outside of a house in san rafael this morning. say 26-year-old patrick mcguire who has a dui record is now facing charges including felony driving while intoxicated and causing injury to another. a passenger in his car suffered minor injuries. >>> fire crews are still on the scene of an early-morning strip mall fire in san ramon. this one started after -- about 4:00 this morning on crow canyon place near interstate 680. ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there since early this morning. you're back now. what's the latest, tara. >>> well, very heavy fire and police presence out here even as extra security guards were called in here because of a bank. as we pan to the left, you can see they have the insulation and this is where they believe the fire started on the back side of the starbucks. it spread in the walls. crews ripped out the stucco. die seblthing it to make sure this -- dissecting it to make sure this fire didn't ignite nearby businesses. the fire broke out shortly after 4:00 this morning in starbucks. a worker discovered s

. >> san jose earthquake's president was at the team's practice field when the tank crashed. luckily there was a barricade and fence inbetween and luckily, there's an awning, you couldn't see through. if you would have seen it, it would have been more frightening. in fact, after the crash, the team snapped these photos of the continuing with their testing. the b.a.e. track is right up against the track property. the tank was not going above the track speed limit. >> they said different tank thicks weren't well sunted for the speed. so it wasn't around and crashed into it. >> the tank didn't even look like it had a scratch. and d.a.e. told the team they are looking at changing the orientation of this track to prevent this from happening in the future. live in san jose, kpix5. >> the goalee who is ten feet away said it is scary and shake it off in time. >> pigs are going hog wild. people in the henry ranch area say wild picks are descending on their neighborhood from the surrounding hillsides just about every night. they are out looking for food. but they have been ripping up everyone's landscaping in the process. >>

san francisco land, and then you had these squatters. these were rich men who decided maybe they could make some money. >> you put up a fence and you owned the land. >> it can to a compromise. squatters get some. you have certain military things reserved, government. we will create a public park. everyone donated a certain amount to create golden gate park. they also created smaller parks. there were all part of the deal. >> a lot of people got moved closer to downtown as part of the deal. if you are out in the middle of nowhere land and had a couple of acres, they would trade you a better acres somewhere else. >> how was it decided to put it where it is? >> it was controversial. people thought they could not put a park there because it was all sand dunes. people were pushing for a large city park in other places. it was a political compromise. >> between lincoln and fulton and the beach. >> you're saying, why did they decide that exact plot? they brought someone from new york to come up with a park plan. they eventually made it a rectangle. they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was d

. >> reporter: san jose earthquakes's president was at the practice field when the tank crashed about 10 feet away from the goalie. luckily there was a barricade and fence in between. >> luckily there was like a, you know, awning so you couldn't see through. i think if you could have seen it, it probably would have been more frighten. >> reporter: bae systems has been testing tanks at its san jose facility for years. in fact, after the crash, the team snapped these photos of bradley's rounding the curve, continuing with their testing. the bae track butts up against the team property. an employee told the "mercury news" the tank was not going above the track speed limit. >> they said different tank tracks that they had on the tank weren't well suited for the speed and so it went around the bend and just crashed straight into it. >> reporter: no one was injured. the tank didn't even look like it's had a scratch. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> but the barrier is a mess. bae told the team it will look into changing the orientation of the track to try to prevent future tank crashes. probably a good idea. >> right. how would you like to see that coming at y

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