there are no similar capable remote operated vehicles within the san francisco bay area region. for this equipment would be stored and headquartered at our san francisco marine unit headquarters, but it would also be made available to our other law enforcement partners within the san francisco bay area as a mutualial aida set if the need arises. mutual aid asset if the need arises. i would be happy to answer questions. >> commissioner dejesus. >> you have to forgive my ignorance. i don't know what you are buying. [laughter] i think it's a submarine but -- >> we do have staff on hand that can provide information. >> yes, it's a little submarine. [laughter] i'm a supervisor down at the marine unit. i'm also the dive team supervisor. [please stand by] i have the current r.o.v. i can kind of explain what it is. it has video capability. more importantly it has sonar visibility. there is zero visibility in the bay. i dive in the bay. unless i'm within six-inches of something, i cannot tell what my surroundings are. with the r.o.v. you have sonar capabilities which emits a signal and we

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. women sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of streets in you think about the potential of having this space for a purpose it is demands for the best for bikes and families to gather. >> through a collaborative effort with the department we the public works and the municipal transportation age

nbc bay area responds to a common scam that you need to look out for. >> and a sunday soaking continues for parts of the bay area including san francisco, the golden gate bridge, and the north way. how much more of this will carry into your monday plans or approaching new years eve? a closer look when we come back. >>> a common scam has been costing some local people some real money. >> a imposter tells you that a family member in trouble and they make millions in gift cards. however, many feel this scam could be stopped at the cash renl ster. max katkinson's work has been a success. recently he gave into his emotions. >> to get this going we need 4,000. it sounded so believable, hook, phone line, and zingsinker. they said go to macy's and get gift cards and he did three times in one day and he didn't suspect a thing. >> it is just undecrease describable. >> i don't know how you can ring up $4,000 in gift cards from someone in their 80s and not have it raise any flags. she learned that her grandfather is not alone. an 88-year-old father was convinced his grandson was arrested. they needed $3,000 in best buy gift cards. >> no one talked

san francisco bay area outreach to indian education for support for foster and adopted families. the families are connectedded to the bay area collaboration of american indian resources. when that happens there is a pamphlet de distributed and that connection is being made. as you can see, representation matters. the photos we see at the top of this slide are depicting the american indian heritage night at city hall here in san francisco hosted by the mayor's office. beautiful indigenous people. we are still here. we have not been erased. bottom left of that slide. a photo of the democratic convention held in sacramento recently. for the first time that i know of a native-american caucus came together at that democratic convention and one of the delegates reached out to the american indian program to include members of our community in sacramento and also a huge success that we still count as a very happy and successful day was the day that you, commissioners, did those who were present unanimously voted to paint down the life of washington mural on june 25, 2019. unfortunately th

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. bette. san francisco department of environment is a place where climate hits the street. we know that we don't have all the answers. we need to support our local champions, our local community to find creative solutions and innovations that help us get to zero waste. >> zero waste is sending nothing to landfill or incineration, using reuse and recovery and prevention as ways to achieve zero waste. the grant program is a grant program specifically for nonprofits in san francisco to divert material from landfill. it's important to find the san fr

across the country. >> in the bay area itself we expect to see weak sales, a small decline in home sales in 2020 and r flat prices. r.com 20 sales will nationwide in the san franciscorea, down 3% in the south bay. home prices will change less dramatically, up 0.8% nationwide but down 0.4% in the san francisco market and up more than 2% in the san jose area. the realtor.com report indicates the market will cool because economic uncertainty will cause consumers to cut back on spending and inventory will reach historic lows especially in the entry level category. >> i can't refute all of it. >> reporter: he says the report may be accurate to some extent but no one trend or prediction especially at the national level applies to all of the micro markets and high-priced bay area. >> our market is very specific. this corridor we call 680/24 corridor we're seeing buyers coming in from san francisco, the santa clara valley because we are more affordable. we have excellent schools, great quality of life. starter homes like this one or even into the higher priced markets are great value. >> reporter: now the market according to the report will go as millennials go for the fir

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor. today, i want to share with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or o

bay, but. >>areas closer to u c berkeley in the berkeley hills man actually cleared out a little bit that we still do have dense fog advisories out along the coastline in san franciscoo the north bay as well as out through the car cain is in olano county into the delta. so watch your visibility in these areas as you drive into work this morning likely to be affected. now zooming in on the eastern side of the state up into the sierra you do see a mix of rain and snow that u're going to be encountering if you are heading up to tahoe, great to see some blue on this map as the indicates that snowfall that's falling on many of only in the fall innovation tonight as temperatures cool down rainfall becomes increasingly like for the bay area into the afternoon today you'll see light to moderate showers pushing through on into the evening as well. and tonight, our best chan of rain of the weekend tomorrow we actually do see some clearing skies and tomorrow night a couple more showers pushing through really not anything remarkable for the rest of the weekend after tonight and then sunday should be our of the weekend. how much rain can we expect over the next 24 hours will any

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. [♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayview. >> soccer is the world's game, and everybody plays, but in the united states, this is a sport that struggles with access for certain communities. >> i coached basketball in a coached football for years, it is the same thing. it is about motivating kids and keeping them together, and giving them new opportunities. >> when the kids came out, they had no idea rea

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home

appointing harlan kelly junior for a four year term ending june 30th, 2023, as the director of san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> would anyone like to speak? public comment is closed. supervisor mar? >> i would move that we recommend reappointment of harlan kelly as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> without objection, that motion passes. is there any other items? >> that concludes the agenda for today. >> fastest rules committee meeting of the year. the meeting is adjourned. shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within neighborhood. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant. where will you shop and dine in the 49? san francisco owes the charm to the unique character of the neighborhood comer hall district. each corridor has its own personality. our neighborhoods are the engine of the city. >> you are putting money and support back to the community you live in and

but reasonably uncommon in the san francisco bay area. and you can see the pipe floating in the center of the creek temporarily before it's floated and sunk into place. right-hand photo shows the final connection toward the northern connection structure. in summary, i'm here today to request that the support of this committee to approve the revised emergency declaration. thank you. >> any questions to my colleagues? seeing none, could we have the b.l.a. report? >> good morning, chair fewer. the board of supervisors is being asked to prove an updated emergency declaration for the slave creek work and the previous resolution was approved in february of this year. i believe mr. tran has appropriately described the nature of the work. the increase is actually in the authorized amount from $4.9 million to $6.2 million in the resolution. on table one, page three of our report, you'll see that the aftersbunlt provided by p.u.c. as $5.5 million. therefore, we recommend a reduction in the resolution by $750,000 from 6.2 to 5.5. we recommend approv

the only catch was, his office was a long drive away in the san francisco bay area and, not wanting tooot his family, todd got an apartment in town, returning home to the airpark for the weekends. which meant, of course, that rachel was now anchored to home, and two toddlers, monday through friday and was soon quite restless. so she put her kids into daycare and got a full-time job managing the airpark. >> reporter: how was she as a mother, by the way? >> oh, she was okay, i guess. >> reporter: was that harsh? don, you should know, has firmly rooted religious beliefs. >> i tried to lead all of my children to the love of jesus christ. >> reporter: it was an article of don's brand of faith. a mother should be at home with her kids. >> i was really pretty frustrated that she had them over in daycare and that she was working full-time. >> reporter: mm-hmm. >> i didn't like it. >> reporter: but of course it wasn't the only thing he didn't like about rachel's job. there was also "him". >> the first thought i had was, you know, "wow, what a beautiful woman." and i still remember what she was

bay area right now, and it's not over yet. r rolls inext round of stormy >> flaooting t of a bay area refinery for hours this evening. what is going on? >> reporter: the san francisco bay area is now number one in the country for porch pirates. >> and in our original series project home, how the simple act of opening a windowis helping some homeless in santa clara county find permanent housing. >>> now at 11:00 we're on storm watch tonight. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. we're still seeing those scattered showers in the bay area tonight. here's a live look at daly city over san francisco. and that's the city that we all love. the skies are looking a lot clearer tonight, but this break from the rain won't last long. meteorologist darren peck tracking when the next big storm will hit. >> in fact, ken, technically right now we're not even in that break because high def doppler l cking up teok at the most recent one. we watched these within the last hour work their way up across the peninsula, and now there's a good band of rain coming right down on the richmond bridge as it starts to meet up with sir francis drake boulevard. that rain h

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up to four inches of rain could flood the san francisco bay area, with winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. and three to four feet of snow are forecast for the sierra nevadas, with whiteout conditions possible near reno. now to the deadly measles outbreak in samoa. the government there says nearly everyone that's eligible has now been vaccinated for the disease. at least 65 people have died since october, 57 of them children under the age of four. carter evans reports tonight from apia. >> reporter: reena, doctors are still treating measles cases here at samoa's main hospital. they've even set up tents in the parking lot to deal with the influx of patients over the last couple of weeks. but doctors do tell me the number of new measles cases being reported is beginning to decline. the nation of samoa declaid a state of emergency back in november. schools are closed indefinitely, and children who are most vulnerable, are banned from gathering in groups. so far, almost 4500 measles cases vehicle reported, about 2% of the population here. the government says the outbreak killed 65 people

san francisco. santa monica scooter company bird has laid off bay area workers just months after buying out its rival scoot. the move is raising questions about san francisco's permit to rent out electric scooters. sf mta let bird acquire scoot's permit last year only if it maintained the same or greater number of employees at the same or higher pay. in a statement bird said "the integration of bird and scoot does not impact or change our previous or future commitments to san francisco or to providing its residents and visitors access to the highest quality and most reliable shared micromobility vehicles and services." >>> stopping shoplifters, that's what concord police are trying to do this holiday season.ave e out near the local malls trying to catch shoplifters. police say on the first night of doing this, they caught someone trying to steal clothing. about $3,000 worth of clothing. >>> okay, we want to get back to our weather coverage now. you're looking live at san francisco. on your left, san jose, christmas in the park. on the right, the heaviest rain we've seen in san francisco. pretty muggy

we will leave you with beautiful scenery from the san francisco bay area. i will see you at 6:00. >> o'donnell: tonight, big storms beirut the west coast on the busiest holiday travel weekend. >> the wind was roaring in the trees. >> ninan: where is the severe weather headed next? deadly inferno: fires rage through a las vegas apartment building. at least six are dead. >> multiple people hanging out windows, some people were already jumping. >> ninan: catastrophic wildfires scorch australia as the country bakes in record heat. president trump arifles in florida for the holidays. will world troubles follow? plus cut off: how new food stamp rules could hurt those who need them most. >> they cut it off, i don't eat. >> ninan: shoppers ring in super saturday with record sales. this last weekend before christmas. and from crisis to christmas: how some snow and a few flying elvises are lifting spirits in the bahamas. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. a terrible fire in las vegas has claimed six lives. it happened early th

in the san francisco bay area. life is expensive in that area. housing is expensive. the cost of living is expensive. there's areas of new jersey and new york city that are like that. here in d.c., it is expensive. ifre are places where someone can afford a home, raise a family, they have to be in that income bracket that tax cut treats like the rich. host: alan greenspan, here's the inflation is going to rise, as the deficit balloons over trillion dollars. guest: yes. if you look at the structure of the debt, we talked about the government borrowing from security taxes, that part of the debt is going to diminish and be publicly traded. if you look at that structured, , lot of the marketable debt those mature within one year. it's not like it's in 30 year bonds where we have a set interest rate. as the interest rate rises, the government is going to be rolling over these bills and notes paying a low interest rate and they will jack up. that is going to accelerate the cost of the debt. host: we will go to michigan. caller: hey, steve. wait to hear your republicans sayi

. >> reporter: heavy rains in the bay area pushed delays to nearly four hours in san francisco's airport. >> it looks like one of the inflatables. >> reporter: and an extraordinary sight outside of boston when an evacuation slide fell off a delta flight into someone's backyard. flights here were about 94% full at the start of the day, so reaccommodating passengers on those cancel flights could take a day or two but the airlines say they hope to operate something resembling a normal schedule tomorrow. norah? >> o'donnell: sounds like a tough day of travel, kris. thank you. some terrifying moments today at a high school outside milwaukee. police say a student pulled a gun on a school resource officer. dean reynolds reports on why officers are being praised for reacting so quickly. >> reporter: a school voice mail to parents was calm but hit like a thunderclap. >> today at approximately 10:00 a.m. we went into a lockdown. >> reporter: it's unclear what motivated a 17-year-old student to bring firearm to his school, whether to shoot someone or simply to terrorize, but the effect was sadly fa

we will leave you with beautiful scenery from the san francisco bay area. i will see you at 6:00. >> o'donnell: tonight, big storms beirut the west coast on the busiest holiday travel weekend. >> the wind was roaring in the trees. >> ninan: where is the severe weather headed next? deadly inferno: fires rage through a las vegas apartment building. at least six are dead. >> multiple people hanging out windows, some people were already jumping. >> ninan: catastrophic wildfires scorch australia as the country bakes in record heat. president trump arifles in florida for the holidays. will world troubles follow? plus cut off: how new food stamp rules could hurt those who need them most. >> they cut it off, i don't eat. >> ninan: shoppers ring in super saturday with record sales. this last

i live in high-tech community san francisco bay area, and so i am very upset, and so since i had said to him, we are not nothing new into the areas of debate. i didn't have the leverage i might have had in an earlier time on it. >> so it is still in? >> it may be. >> maybe. okay. what about biologics. >> and tomorrow, we may be making, and we will see, because tomorrow, my understanding is that the trade representative is going to mexico. i don't think it is to go to the beautiful museum that is there, and to have a wonderful mexican meal. i think that it is for another purpose, and when he goes through, you will see what is in there. that is in the treaty. that is not implementing. >> and you do have to leave washington to get good mexican food. >> you can go to california. you can go to california. >> you are wellcoare welcome to tomorrow to update us, but in the area of biologics. >> do you think that i am going to tell you the provisions in the legislation, but i will say it is a top priority for our members. >> so you are not yet quite ready know and hopefully tomorrow what happe