sbs anted to give the greater advertising flexibility.o.se officers said no, no, we won't let that happen. president, i don't know if those opposite are suggesting be that particular matter revisited. off one that we've taken the table but perhaps he would ike to clarify if he's now proposing, that which was referred to, be revisited. >> that's a good idea. farrell, final supplementary comment. >> thank you. given -- >> order on my right. > given that sbs currently holds the australian broadcast fifa world the 2022 cup, will the turnbill finally say its cuts the bs programming and public. >> senator? you.hank hat a good thing it is, that bs is broadcasting every event involving the soccer roos. what a great thing it is, that be broadcasting the world cup final. this side of on the chamber, we think that's a good thing. obviously, we're aware of the technical difficulties that they had, and sbs, and optis ensure ked together to that there is even more that's broadcast. would ask sident, i reflecttor farrell to announcer: c-span's washingto

you won't be able to take action on it, but sb 1088 -- it's 1-0-8-8, ab 33, and sb 901, which is the same author at 1088, are all being opposed by reform and a lot of clean energy advocates because of the dynamics and also because they would take the cost of fire prevention and fire liability off of the utilities and put them on customers. and as soon as that liability goes away, they don't have to care about whether they start fires or not. that's just fundamentally crazy, and so we need the board to take a position on this whole badpackage of bills. >> supervisor fewer: okay. so thank you very much. hello. >> hello. [inaudible] >> -- and extreme serious and willful misconduct. i already mentioned to you that i spoke before the police commission pertaining to assault kit situations. and during that hearing, an additional topic came up to breast center and how they wanted to change to support the police uniforms putting pink patch to support breast cancer. i supported that response and i explained that part of the reason a lot of females have breast cancer is because of cancer causin

major hot spot sb 101 accident sb 101 at tiburon blvdcleared.emperatures will still be warm and above average inland today but not as hot as yesterday for most areas. highs inland will range from the 90's to low triple digits while along the coast will remain cool in the 50's, 60's and 70's. the weekend will bring relief for inland areas with temperatures further falling into next week. ( james ) a big story this morning... the man accused of killing a teenager at an east bay bart station made his first court appearance... and faced the victim's family for the first time. john cowell is accused of stabbing to death 18-year-old nia wilson. he also stabbed her sister... but she survived. the attack happened sunday night at the macarthur bart station in oakland. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive.

sb 1088, ab 33, and sb 901 that would all take the liability of companies like pg&e for fire damage thaty cause and put it on consumers. so i'll talk more about that on the next items. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you very much. >> my statement is related to senate bills, as well, but not the onest'

sb 1088, ab 33, and sb 901 that would all take the liability of companies like pg&e for fire damage thathey cause and put it on consumers. so i'll talk more about that on the next items. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you very much. >> my statement is related to senate bills, as well, but not the ones that's on point here. but you have senate bills by david chiu pertaining to testing assault kits, information has produced facts that there's a minimum of 1,600 untested assault kits. i suspect there's at least maybe -- no, 1,600 assault kits -- no, 16,000 assault kits that hasn't been tested. i suspect there's about 1,000 or more kits sitting at the hall of justice. i made a demonstration before the police commission, and you should create an additional bill to follow up on that $2 million that was given to the police department to test those assault kits. assault kits, i believe, wasn't put into the electronic codis systems. i talked to one of the police officers, he says they are. and i believe that the backlog that they admit that they have need to be tested, so i believe there should

the other thing i wanted to talk about today is sb 237. the legislation by southern california senator bob hertzberg also scheduled to be heard in the appropriations committee next month on the assembly side. i have been taking a look at this. environmental and clean energy advocates say this legislation really poses a direct threat to community choice energy programs across the state. it could certainly take a chunk of business away from cleanpowersf. that's because it would essentially lift the cap on the amount of electric service commercial and industrial customers can directly acquire from energy service providers. so these customers who would normally signed up with investor owned utilities or c.c.a. programs could choose to directly purchase power that would likely be or could be cheaper dirty energy. historically, direct access customers from real -- have really done the bare minimum to comply with the carbonization mandates in contrast to c.c.a. which are collectively exceeding these mandates. so it could harm california's climate

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the legislature last summer, so i really have to thank everyone for prioritizing this in the form of sb 595. this was signed by governor brown last year. it really was a banner year for transportation funding. they also of course extended cap and trade, which you all know. we've been successful partnering together with sf sliermt and other agencies and winning from grants from that program. even most recently on the affordable housing sustainable communities pot. but sb 595 and regional measure three was a way to create some funding for growing pains, growing congestion. as you know, we've been growing as a community and a region. there's a tremendous need to maintain our system, but even as we do that with measures such as the state gas tax, these things are happening at the same time as our growing pains. so regional measure three is our third attempt to go to the voters and seek approval for funding to raise the tolls. the goal was to reduce traffic congestion and approve trafg options in the maiden corridors and the options leading to that. and what we were able to achieve was the t

i went to sacramento with supervisor rafael mandelman to support senator scott wiener's bill, sb 245. he is a support of sb 1045, along with other members of the board of supervisors, and it passed through committee unanimously. i am hopeful -- i had a conversation with the governor about it. i'm hopeful it gets through. it got through the senate. hopefully, it'll get through the assembly, and if the governor signs the legislation, he would have to opt in for the purposes of using this tool here locally. and i'm feeling good about this particular legislation taking effect here in san francisco based on the support from the board of supervisors. maybe not all members of the board will support it, but i think that there's sufficient support to get it enacted here. >> in terms of emergency preparedness, were you just briefed or were you -- [inaudible] >> yes. [inaudible] >> i didn't hear the last part. [inaudible] >> so it's not a rumor. ann kroneberg announced last week that she had plans to retire. as far as briefing, yes, there was definitely a conversation about a briefing, but also,

dulce: la demanda es jeff sessions contra la sb 54, fue descartada y esto brinda seguridad para activistasesperan que esa decisiÓn afecte el resultado de esta demanda. >> esta ley no viola la constituciÓn, nuestros abogados la diseÑaron para que pudiera sobrevivir en los desafÍo legales en la corte federal. dulce: el juicio estÁ programado para el 27 de septiembre. kevin de leo dijo que esta ley es constitucional. >> es la ley de la tierra de california. estamos haciendo lo posible para enviar un mensaje a washington. no vamos a gastar un centavo para separar niÑos y el haber cometido delitos en . el pasado, le esta cobrando la factura hoy a cientos de inmigrantes idocumentados, tras el endurecimiento de la politica migratoria de la administracion trump. incluso hay varias personas refugiadas en iglesias, para evitar ser deportadas. viviana avila nos comparte el caso de un hombre que tiene antecedentes penales, pero que tras convertirse en pastor, cambio el rumbo de su vida-- aunque eso no le asegura su permanencia en el pais. dice que antes de ser pastor tuvo calma con la justicia por man

el juez federal john mÉndez negÓ el pedido del gobierno federal para poner un alto a la sb-54.

or yippieswant sbs for the national mobilization to grab the screen. rallies.s no no sleeping in the parks. no festival of life with rock band. no constitutionally seeming allowed activities to create that picture that they do not want to show. it anyway, still do when they come to chicago and try to have a festival life and try to rally and try to protest, the police close down those options with a vengeance. and who do they target? a lot of the protesters' leadership. they carry out pictures of certain leadership and beat them up and arrest them, cut them up so they have to get the stitches. -- the people think of themselves as news reporters, or just trying to take pictures or have cameras or writing stuff down. and there are famous story after famous story i do not know if any of you where those people where a cop comes up as say you are not allowed to be here. you cannot be in the park. reporter! bam! or, give me your camera. politics of information. trump, i doge of not think it is shocking in 1968 they did not use the word fake news but the sens

the signs say, "your tax dollars at work" with an sb one symbol.erts tax pays it's paid for with gas tax money. >>> what's going on here is encouraging taxpayers to keep the gas taxes and car tacks in place. there's plenty of money to deal with this maintenance backlog. >> 70 sb funded projects have signed installed all over the state. supporters say they provide transparency. caltrans says as more projects get awarded more signs are installed and they cost about $700 a piece. >>> all right, we're coming up on our 6:00-hour, 1 of our top stories this morning is london breed sworn in today as the next mayor of san francisco and up next, details on this historic day at san francisco city hall. >>> taking a live look at south bay commute, 280 northbound on the right, you can see traffic is still doing well heading up the highway 17. >>> a lot of low clouds and fog in place after yesterday when there was none. so it means cooler today, we'll talk about how long this pattern will last. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors y

>> reporter: a group pushing proposition 6, a measure to repeal sb 1 launched its campaign as part of a state-wide effort. prop 6 would eliminate that hike as well as new vehicle fees and a jump for diesel fuel. their message, sacramento has enough gas tax money already. >> i'm concerned that the money isn't going where we were told it was directed. >> they've lied to us all along. they've stolen the money all along. why do you think they're going to act differently? >> reporter: a group points out transportation and road maintenance needs total $8 billion per year and there is a deficit. >> this is already funding safety yes, ma' ma'am -- improvements. >> reporter: now prop 6 campaign makes its way to fairfield tomorrow. we'll hear from gas customers and why prop 6 supporters have ulterior motives besides lowering gas prices. robert handa. >> here's the suggestion. throw it out. a voluntary recall for one of the most popular snack foods in the country. more than a dozen ritz cracker products may be contaminated from salmonella. sfla sfl snacks include ritz cheese cracker sta cracker

. >> sb-1305. probably get a lot of support. >> what's going on weatherwise?r spread of temperatures. fog in san francisco and numbers in the upper 80s inland right now and they are about to trend a little warmer. you're going to see the warm up into the beginning of next week, but right now pretty nice evening in san jose, 79 degrees. a little on the windy side. some winds about 15 to 25 miles per hour. dublin 85 degrees, one of the warmer places this hour, as you can see san rafael, trees blowg 15 to 20. currently 81 degrees. in san francisco, jacket weather. looks like summer. 62 degrees. fog sweeping back into san francisco as we watch the as and giants coming up this evening after 7:00. there you go, more low clouds, misty skies late in the game as the low clouds make a comeback. pretty interesting here on the satellite perspective. you can see the low clouds there around san francisco. pushed in by a steady sea breeze, which will be locally gusty this evening. you see it there in the red, wind speeds up to 30 miles per hour at times and wind direction on

. >> finally tonight, one of the bay area's most beloved sb symbolled joined in a worldwide tribute today to nelson mandela. ♪ >> a student played the bells uc berkeley in honor of mandela who would have turned 100 today. >> it's a global call to play south african songs in tribute. >> today is the nelson mandela international day, a call to us to make the world a better place. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump explaining himself again. after what he said today, a question from our cecilia vega. asking, is russia still targeting the u.s.? the president saying no. even though his director of national intelligence said otherwise, just saying the warning lights are blinking red. tonight, the white house now saying that's not what the president meant this morning. >>> also tonight, new reporting. the young russian woman here in the u.s. now charged, accused of being an agent of the kremlin. what she said in court late today. prosecutors now say

and then, sb 1397 in 2017 increased that we used to collect $1 fee to apply to disability and disability access fund. it now increased it to $4. 90% of that $4 now stays within the local municipality. before it was only 75%. so we are first required to make sure that the funding goes to city departments who need to have employees go through training and certification for becoming a certified access specialist. and so we have started working with the mayor's office on disability, public works, the mayor's office of housing and historic preservation is interested having a couple staff go through the training but not the certification. d.b.i. has declined using the funds, saying that they have enough funds to cover their certification and training. so then, the next step is for rhea and i are now beginning to work on how we will programatically utilize those funds. we anticipate we will see, we will know exactly how much funds were collected at the end of august, maybe a little bit sooner from the controller's office because the vast majority of the business registration collection and the

it turns out they were poisoned sb the town of amesbury by the same nerve agent used on an ex- russianpy and his daughter, enst seven miles away. charlie d'agata is following it all. >> reporter: british media have heentified the victims as dawn sturgess and charlie rowley, fighting for their lives. tonight, scotland yard confirmed what many had feared. >> following the detailed analysis of those samples, we can confirm that the man and woman have been exposed to the nerve agent novichok. >> reporter: the same nerve agent used to poison double agent sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in march, an attack britain blamed on russia that triggered international condemnation and eventually led to the expulsion of hundreds of u.s., british, and russian diplomats from both sides of the f ght. u.ramedics rushed to this home on saturday morning after receiving a call from a man saying that his partner had collapsed. m ey returned later that afternoon after he started suffering from the same rtmptoms. one theory is the couple may have stumbled across a deadly amount of the nerve agent possibly

. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this change is inspiringing. >> we've created a space where people walk in and have fun and it is great that as changed the neighborhood. >> oewd is oak on aortas a driver for san francisco. >> we've got to 23ri7b9 market and sun setting piano and it was on the street we've seen companies we say used to have to accompanying come out and recruit now they're coming to us. >> today, we learned about the office of economic workforce development and it's effort to foster community and make the buyer market street corridor something that be proud of thanks to much for watching and thanks to much for watching and >> commission thanks sfgovtv which can be viewed on sfgovtv2, or live streamed. members of the public, please take this opportunity to silence your phones and other electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to three minutes unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. speakers ar

now the n this sb is trying to piece together what -- ntsb is trying to piece together what went wrong. >> i said jesus, please just keep me so i can get to my children, keep me, lord. >> reporter: only tia and a nephew made it off, as the boat capsized, killing nine members of the coleman family, and 8 others. >> i know it wasn't, but it felt like i struggled northeast an hour. >> reporter: a thunderstorm striking the area, caughting massive waves to flood the boat. >> and when that wave swept over, the last thing i heard my international yell was grab the babies. >> reporter: ntsb will be interviewing survivors. >> it's very important that the vehicle raised, and it's condition will be key to the investigation. >> reporter: nearly 40 people have been killed in duck boat accidents in the u.s. in the past 20 years. two decades ago a similar incident in arrange ark warned that canopy design was a contributing factor to those deaths. >> we'll be working to determine what happened, why it happened, and how to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: tia coleman said the crew of the d

if you look the ndx, that has a much stronger for the sb exports.ook at the level of volatility relative to vix it is in that top spread 10% and it's been that way for some time. playing this recovery from the facebook scandal that rally. they're going into it with a fair amount of protection. which i think is healthy and may we get overr dips the next few weeks out of are not quite as dramatic. emily: if you take a closer look at the numbers, evaluations are still credentially high -- incredibly high. a look at the ceo earlier television. >> netflix and tesla, my goodness, does any buyer of or decembe tesla look at evaluation ratios or the story? both cases they qualify as a bubble. guaranteebble doesn't they'll underperform long term. likely. it awfully emily: are netflix and tesla in a bubble? two stocksse are based on theired s.aluation those three stocks are the exception. companies like andly, -- microsoft, google facebook, those companies have earnings and enormous earnings growth and earnings margins. some of the tech giants are really expen

[reading] i think you all know that we won one of those recently and we have seen sb awards go to bart, caltran, transbay buses. on ja knee va avenue and -- [indiscernible] lothrough the city. prop 69 passed that ensures that sb1 funds can only be spent on transportation. we know from transportation task force that our funding gap is $22 million and will require multiple funding sources to close that gap. every state dollar counts, so we must protect sb1 from those that are willing to sacrifice the safety of our road an transit systems. you may have seen that governor brown called out republicans for using this measure to turn out their base. we will do our best to to educate -- i want to congratulations the sfmta on opening of the new motor coach facility this month. the ta was happen to provide $9 million in matching funds. the new facility will keep the 60-foot or take latin tick latis working and let's keep this partnership goin going and witht i conclude my characters. is there any public comment on the chair's report? seeing none on public comment is closed. ms. lom bar do is the

accident sb 101 at great america..slow from 237.ook outside. bomb squad is on the scene right now.employees are being asked to evacute the building. the suspicious package was found by a secuirty guard outside the building. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow isolated monsoonal thunderstorms will pop up across the region with most not resulting in any rain hitting the ground. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: us weekly jobless claims drop to the lowest level since 1969 . . . the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week. claims droppe

if you look puts calls at the ndx, that is actually much stronger than it is for the sb for example.lly, if you look at the level of ndx volatility relative to vix it is in that top spread 10% and it's been that way for some time. what you are seeing is people are playing this recovery from the facebook scandal, that rally, but they're going into it with a fair amount of protection. which i think is healthy and may mean whatever dips we get over the next few weeks out of earnings season are not quite as dramatic. emily: that said, amidst tech, if you take a closer look at the numbers, valuations are still incredibly high. >> netflix and tesla, my goodness, does any marginal buyer look at valuation ratios or do they look at the story? in both cases, they qualify as a bubble. being a bubble does not guarantee they will underperform, but it makes it awfully likely. emily: are netflix and tesla in a bubble? >> look, those are two stocks -- throw tesla in there, that have never traded based on their valuations. either you believe they will be huge or you don't, and do not care what you ar

here is the sb-450. we present this with each funding transaction. the goal is to present some information that the state wants to be sure it's communicated to you in the public. true interest cost is all in, 3.13%. finance charge of the loan, cost of issuance, estimated to be $817,000. amount of the proceeds received is the loan, amount of $699 million. and the all-in costs, including principle and interest repayment is a little over $1.3 billion. the documents with you today is the sfpuc describing the loan terms and the agreement between sfpuc and the trustee. our trustee is u.s. bank. december rubing contractual loan, repayment and redemptions. the next two slides are, again, standard slides that we include when we're talking about financing transactions with you. i will not go through the details directly. you can read them at your convenience. i do want to make a point that the financing transaction is not a public offering of securities as is the case when we issue revenue bonds. this was a direct placement transaction between sfpuc and e.p.a.

. >> he is swimming against the current on the way in so usually on the way in, the viz bability sb isn't too bad and usually fine, the first diver, but the first diver is fit in and that creates eddies in the water which stirs up the silt and then the second diver doesn't get back. sorry, such good visibility and then the third diver gets even worse so by the time time you've got a fifth or a sixth, so you tend to have much worse visibility on the way out so it's a bit of a comeback course on the way out an sometimes, it's, you can only just feel the line. sometimes you can see it a foot in front of you. a lot of times, it's just nothing. all by braille and you're trying to remember all these line traps. so it's quite sort of mentally exhausting experience to go there and back. >> the unfolding drama is now a major international story. hundreds of journal u.s.s are here in a makeshift muddy village here at the foot of the mountain. the thai people have also flocked to the site from all over the country to do whatever they can to help. the 24 hour tent city in the middle of this remote lo