being south park. the south of market continues to be extremely underserved when it comes to basic neighborhood needs, such as access to public open space and parks. this is obvious in the city and planning department's continued disrespect of the soma youth s.u dutch. there no is no complete neighborhood level planning occurring, which is obvious in attempts to shadow the park, that is supported by the park and rec, and the planning commission. the shadow impact should be assessed collectively, not on a project by project basis. there should be zero percent shadow tolerance for the park similar to other parks in high density neighborhoods with extremely limited open space. this is located in the soma youth district, adding sro development that shadows the park and important open space and violates the intent which is to protect and the enhance the environment. this is the only park that is open early in the morning. they have recognized a strong need to enhance the help of environment and to expand aff

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this is off of south park drive. there's only about 11,000 people that live in this tiny little community. and it's just devastating to see homes there destroyed. so this neighborhood that you're looking at is right across the street from or right i would say south and across the street from the rite aid. if you know where that was, that was where we were today. that parking lot is now a command post for law enforcement. we also ran into that woman you heard from and her friend who were there rescuing animals even though there are still propane tanks burning and small fires all around them. >> we got into an area that had some horses that were standing in a front yard and there were propane tanks exploding and we got two out. so that was great. but it's completely devastating. >> reporter: those two horses are now safe. one of them did have their tail burned by the flames in the heat. and they rescued two cats from a mobile home park. they couldn't recall the name of the mobile home park but they said those two cats

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drivers trying to avoid a clogged highway 101, turn this four-lane road into a major north--- north-south park. >> it's the way a lot of people get out of the city to head south of us. >> reporter: according to sergeant chad heiser, all of these could have been prevented by everyone paying attention. >> it's a heavy traffic area. it's not easy to speed in the area. >> reporter: there are only four major traffic investigators in the city of santa rosa police department. two are working on cases right here on stony point road. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> an east bay family shattered tonight. two murder charges against the woman accused of driving drunk and killing a popular dj and are all here to help you. just tell us what is going on. >> there trying to kill me. i don't want to die. >> tonight, a different kind of training for san francisco the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is t

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right what about the argument you wouldn't have the fly was raking leaves i think i saw this in the south park episode again would like him to stop with this raking stop. the climate change climate change in climate change climate change and the changing climate. in every weekend there's no clue a change. and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies that we're now witnessing and will continue to witness. direct to them a jew weapons are real only governments have them and they're setting fires in california and all government has turned against its people is empty for setting the california wildfires. i don't think the political bickering is hindering anybody that is out there on the front line trying to put this fire out but he's ever prepared for this kind of tragedy and the fact that so many people died and so much damage was done says well he should have been more prepared but they're putting out a fire it's really hard to spend time and money on preparation if you're putting fires out they just don't have enough resources to deal with the fire that big thirty perce

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about the argument you wouldn't have the fire was breaking the waves i think i saw this in the south park episode again would like him to stop with this raking stop. the climate change climate change in climate change climate change and the changing climate will force in every way we can does not stop climate change those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies there were no witnessing and move continue to witness . direct to them a jew weapons are real only governments have them and they're setting fires in california all government has turned against its people isn t. for setting the california wildfires. the news continues in ninety seconds stay with. good politicians to you shortly to. be put themselves on the on the big get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be rich to. have to go right to be cross with what the for the three of them or i can't be good that. i'm interested always in the waters of my colleagues . there should. show some same wrong all right old roles just don't call. me old yet to say proud disda

confirmed the chinese feel giant is to replace france's totality no wrong for multibillion dollar south park project and as daniel bushell explains the move might come as a surprise to some. self pauses the angelina jolie of gas fields with by far the biggest reserves on the planet is the industry's star attraction yet toto's desperate bid to keep its paws on poles have been well a total failure who wins from trumpeting his own life from his biggest bugbear china of course china sea and b.c. has officially replaced the. sparse but it has not started work practically talks need to be held with c. and b. c. about when it will start operations what about your pledge to stand up to terrible mr trump in gas industry lingo hot air mr michael will fight his nation's top employers unless it means shirtfront in washington and then. we are going to start a strategic trade war with the united states over iran and so i repeat very clearly we're not going to sanction all counter sanction american companies in response to this subject we will not force companies to stay and that is the reality of the busi

about the argument you wouldn't have the fire was breaking the waves i think i saw this in the south park episode again would like him to stop with this raking stop. the climate change climate change in climate change climate change and the changing climate will force in every weekend there's no clue to change those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies there were no witnessing and move continue to witness. directed there you weapons. only governments have them and this is in fire sent to the point our government has turned against its people isn t. for the setting the california wildfires. facebook has found itself embroiled in more controversy this time human rights activists have revealed how a teenage bride was auctions on this social network and leave a trickle looks out the platforms ethical hits and misses. it's twenty eight seeing we're well into the twenty first century but in south sudan you can still buy a teenage bride for a few hundred cows three jeeps and ten thousand bucks this isn't from a fresh ad on a billboard somewhere in the sudanese savannah the

fields these have become a lot more important to iran as gas extractions as the increase from the south park field that shares with qatar but exports are expected client. again as processing increases at a new refinery designed to process the liquids for domestic use iran was also exporting two hundred fifty thousand barrels of concentrates during july of two thousand and fifteen compared to one hundred ninety thousand barrel of condensates in october last month it's also important to note that most buyers of iran or oil have taken a cautious approach since may france and south korea both halted purchases in june span and japan followed in september turkey has cut its purchases through about half compared to previous summer while italy and greece the other significant you buyers over iranian oil have made similar cuts and after jump in early summer exports to india have also fallen china the biggest buyer iranian oil has yet to purchases all of the chinese government has told it at least two of its state oil companies to avoid purchasing from iran but the question remains will iran oil expor

reviewing the ordinance but a big shout out to alice, one of our community residents in south beach at south park who notified our office at 340 bright at how it did not trigger changes to ensure vision zero and cathy at, at walk s.f.,, tom at livable city and janice with the bike coalition. i want to thank john who made sure that this file was ready to be passed today. colleagues, i ask for your support and hope to gain your support in the next couple weeks from when we had the duplicated file come back to the board of supervisors. >> i want to go on record that we will have to talk about this. i'm concerned about what you're proposing. it sounds like it will be eliminating parking across the entire city for all new building and construction. is that right? >> he does not ban or prohibit parking being built in the development, it just eliminates developers requirements to build parking. developers can continue to provide parking on site and in fact, we have eliminated minimum parking requirements in the district that i represent. for the project sponsor still continues to come to the board and p

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it is off south park drive in magalia. this is a small community of 11,000 and it's been destroyed by the flames. as we were driving around we could see several smaller fires things like propane tanks and power lines still on fire here. there's just so much devastation. it's really hard for crews to get to everything at this point. they are work the active fire lines as we speak so unfortunately, homes are being destroyed still into today. and we caught up with two women who were out here trying to rescue large horses and other animals just doing anything they could to help people they don't even know. >> we were able to get in behind, you know, into an area that had some horses that were standing in a front yard and there were propane tanks exploding and so we got two out. so that was great. but it's completely devastating devastating. >> reporter: and those women showed us the two horses. unfortunately, one of the tails of the horses had been completely singed. they also rescued two cats that were at a mobile home park t

>> when the scene is process and when we're out of here and can open it up in south park.was previously closed. now it's just for residents heading south on more town road. >> [ inaudible question ] >> i don't know that. that's something our officers will look at. we're available individually. several pios available to our left. >> that's ventura county california county authorities giving us the latest update at that the bar. 12 innocent people kill. let me talk with my law enforcement experts. the fbi acting director of the los angeles office, paul dell agincourt, they just said they will be processing the scene. what exactly does that mean. this is a local investigation but appears that they will bring in all of the resources that the federal government can behind. inside the crime scene is a neck and horrific effort. they will be identifying of the victims inside and they need to account for every dank did round. we heard that the suspect didn't have a phone on hip. do they know the difference between a phone that belongs to a victim. >> this is the same team that, unf

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so they industrious insects have now been appointed the parks chief tree protect you don't believe me see for yourself. in the middle of the south african bush zoo ologists ronnie michael cooling and robin cook have set up fifty beehives the colonies are positioned right next to the kruger national park for more than a year now the two conservationists have been testing whether honeybees can protect selected trees inside the park. believe it or not these bees can ward off the park's largest residence elephants just like people elephants don't like getting stung. they also have an acute sense of smell and hearing so one hint of a beehive and they're off and the reason we're doing that is that protected areas here in south africa we've got a build up of elephant densities and concern over the impact that they may be having on a large tree species and so we're trying to find ways that we can mitigate the effects that it often is have on trees and they have by placing honeybees in these trees we hoping that we can find a new method to actually protect the trees from elephant in fact. while elsewhere in africa the elephant population

another car and was able to speed westbound on pine street, recklessly driving in the parking incompetent lane on the south side of pine street. as the three officers continue their pursuit, they see the suspect's car slam into a car parked on frank lynn street. a couple of passengers just exited that car. they were seconds from being struck. officer tursi catches up to the suspect's car. he attempts to break the window, the suspect reverses the car, again, slams into a building. officer tursi and maguire who were now in a disadvantaged position were somehow able to avoid being run hour. the car accelerated forward, headed to vanness avenue, which is one of the busiest streets in san francisco. the suspect vehicle was running into vehicles and potentially going to hit a pedestrian. the suspect had turned the vehicle into a 3,000 pound battering ram and slamming everything in its path. it was clear for the officers that the likely out come was severe injury, even death because of this fleeing felon. sergeant peterson was able to broadcast that deadly force may be the only option to disengage the vehicle fro

definitely still some soggy areas including here in the south bay, great america park ray ramp eastbound 257. some delays in that area. mass transit with a 20-minute delay for bart. not great overall but it is improving. >>> strong winds overnightpaialg under renovation in san francisco's sunset district. fire crews hooked ropes to the scaffolding and carefully brought it down. no one was hurt. >>> nearly 3,000 pg&e customers are still without power due to storm-related outages. the peninsula has 662 outages. the eastbound has more than 1,000 customers without power. in the north bay, 723. 419 customers, no power in the south bay. and 23 customers in san francisco. >>> weather continues to delay flights in and out of sfo this morning. this is a live look at the airport. inbound flights are being delayed at their origins an average of 2 1/2 hours because of high winds. and there have been 68 cancellations today. >>> let's give you another live look at live doppler 7. this is one of several features you can use on our abc 7 news app. you can also customize it. >>> now to the bombshell out

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it happened at the city's mercy hospital just south of downtown chicago. nbc's kathy park is there with late details. >> reporter: tonight, panic on chicago's south side. >> just turned and started running. security was trying to direct us into rooms and told us to lock the doors behind us. it was chaos. >> reporter: dozens of first responders flocking to mercy hospital. reports of multiple victims shot. >> the shots was coming so strong, so closely. i thought i was going to be hit by a bullet. >> more shots fired. more shots fired. >> they have the pharmacy barricaded. ten shots so far from inside. >> reporter: police met with gunfire at the scene. one officer shot, rushed to a neighboring hospital, now in critical condition. >> inside mercy hospital. look what is going on. active shooter. >> reporter: the hospital partially evacuated and placed on lockdown, residents sheltering nearby. >> there is a shootout. they all on they knees. >> reporter: the first shots fired outside the hospital at 3:28 p.m. >> gentleman turned around and shot three times in her chest and when s

. >> i just must say, again, raking leaves, this is -- i think i saw this in a south park episode a couple years ago. or if not we need to see it, because, again, it's such a laughable explanation for why we're having these tragic forest fires. i mean -- >> it's quite a do tttering answer. >> when president trump was also asked about criticism that he is facing including from retired admiral william mccraven. now, you will remember william mccraven as a former navy s.e.a.l. who oversaw the 2011 operation that killed osama bin laden. last year mccraven said that donald trump's attacks on the news media represented the greatest threat to american democracy that he has ever seen. >> thank you. >> during that fox news sunday interview donald trump decided to hit back suggesting that mccraven and the navy s.e.a.l.s had failed. that they had screwed up. that the navy s.e.a.l.s were insufficient to the task inn front of them and they should have found osama bin laden much sooner. >> bill mccraven, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l., 37 years, former head of u.s. special operations -- >> hillary clint

. >> it's a way that a lot of people get out of our city and head to cities south of us, rohnert park, cotati, even down to petaluma. >> reporter: according to this sergeant, all of these accidents could have been prevented by everyone simply paying attention. >> it's a heavy traffic area in the area. it's not easy to speed in the area. >> reporter: there are only four major traffic investigators in santa rosa's police department. two of those four are working on cases like here on stony point road. in check,is 4:41. >> it's beautiful, hard to get to and stuck in decades of legal fights. coming up, the pricy piece of paradise for sale in the north bay. >> and looking live outside right now at the city of san francisco, there you see "salesforce tower" also lit up in san francisco giants orange. time now 4:42. 60 degrees. we're coming right back. >>> a any app gets the word out about upcoming elections but there's an invasive feature. it's called vote with me and provides helpful information about the elections in your district. it lets you know whether a race is tight and tells you wh

. >>> city leaders in san francisco are moving forward with a plan to transform some parking lots south of market into affordable housing. the board of supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance that would allow the lots to be rezoned for housing but only if that housing is below market rate. they say the plan would result in about 700 units of affordable housing. >> we have about 25 parcels in the south of market that are currently surface parking lots and we believe that we can create higher value by adding an additional use which is 100% affordable housing for formerly homeless all the way to middle class families. >> the legislation doesn't force the lots to be transformed into housing but makes it possible. supervisor jane kim says some developers have already expressed interest in building on those parking lots. >>> coming up, the owner of a historic lighthouse in vallejo now offering something that hasn't been offered in the bay area in years. >>> it's being marketed as an opportunity to own a piece of the bay. ktvu's alyana gomez shows us the renovations at the historic light