at the end of this there will be one. 49 south vanness, one floor one building.one exception is the green dot on the water is the port. they already are one stop. we didn't want tenants to have to come off the port. everyone else is at the orange dot. the green dot is m.t.a. they are right next door. they might walk over to meet with customers as needed. we are co-locates in a beautiful building. does that mean we are automatically efficient and streamlined? thithis is a massive move. we have to be strategic. i was excited to take this job and excited to do this job. this is a huge move for change. it is an opportunity to look at what we are doing and keep things working well and 65,000 over-the-counter permits in 24 to 48 hours, a lot of things are working quite well right now. we want to not disrupt those. where they are not working as well how can we do them better and different and this move is helping us do that. during my discovery days, what i found is this is not one department. when we havish wh have issues it one department. everyone is trying hard and

. >> welcome back to 49 south van ness. we are excited to show you around today as we have now topped out and we are well underway for construction. >> early in june this year, we had a topping out ceremony. it was the very last steel beam that was placed at the roof penthouse level. we had a number of speakers who came to join us. >> it was a great event and we can't wait to show you what is going on inside. [♪] >> what has happened in the last year is steel construction is now topped out at the top. down below us, as you can see, as a full foundation. the basement is almost complete. we have concrete, we have steel, we have framing, we have a little bit of everything. to get started, i would love to walk you through what we call the form. it is a really exciting new way to get from here into 49 south then ness. >> it is a new public open space that cuts through the walking allows people to walk through there and gives the civic building three or more ways to be connected to this really big block. [♪] >> we are in the pavi

she mentioned t city's purchase on south van ness and mission which will be permanent affordable care act housing. emergency rental insurance as well and a right to counsel so if people are getting victimized, they'll have proper legal representation. >>> a review of the 49ers after a scary situation involving a fan. >>> with daylight saving time a few hours away, you're old iphone might not work by tomorrow am what you need to do to make sure that doesn't happen. >>> people in the north bay were rattled by earthquakes this morning. it hit just after 7:00 this morning. that quake was centered near the guysers on the northern perimeter of the kincade fire. then three and a half hours later a smaller 2.9 quake struck just west of cob cobb. >>> the 49ers are reviewing how they use fireworks after a fan was injured during a game. te national anthem fireworks and a couple, a gol ball-sized piece of debris hit a fan on the shoulder. part, quote, red minor injuries. while this has been described to us as a rare incident, the safety of our patrons is our ultimate priority. we will continue to

on a separate note, there's not enough trash cans between 25 and 26 on south vanness in district 9, and we would like to request more trash cans as ones have been recently removed. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is lilia montecitos. as an immigrant survivor of domestic violence, i support the asylum resolution because it protected human life. it was a long road to get my freedom back. the city lacks of support for victims of domestic violence. let's take a step to help those who need it. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. [speaking spanish language] >> my name is ana delgado, and earlier during the president conferen -- press conference, i had the opportunity to show the testimony of one of the members where we had the opportunity to take her to court where the judge shared she did not qualify for conventional asylum. [speaking spanish language] >> unfortunately, it's complicated because she was eventually granted humanitarian asylum but unfortunately that was because of the severity of the three years of abuse that she endured

it was about 330 in the evening at south vanness.n this case, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle as she tried to across the street. the driver stayed at the scene and the investigation is ongoing, but unfortunately, the victim did not survive her injuries. the major events this week, we have already 30 events around the city this week highlighted of course by the chase center where the golden state warriors kicked off their season last week, and they will be back in town next monday against the utah jazz. there have been no major concerns, although traffic continues to be a challenge. and again, that's evolving. as the season wears on, we hope to straighten out some of the traffic calendars in conjunction with m.t.a. other major events include cirque du soleil which kicked off their season in the parking lot of the oracle park. with again, the concerts and events creates traffic congestion but no major events associated with the event. quickly on staffing and overtime, for the first three months of the fiscal year, we spent, accord

and then successful execution of opening the o.s.b., oewd space at 49 south van ness, the one-stop permitting center. goal four is advocating for san francisco's small businesses through involvement in policy discussions and legislative process. and so that -- what i have identified is initiate policy analysis by the way of policy papers. and the small business commission's resolutions. recommendations from economic -- from the economic mitigation working group for small tobacco retail permit holders, are successfully adopted and successful adoption of new massage regulations. so those are the key highlights. and so these have worked out with the commission president and vice president, can discuss it with you. this is open for discussion, in case you see that there are other things to be added. you want to strike something and add something else. so i will open it up to questions for you. >> commissioner riley. >> yes. you have five goals here. what are the percentage? are they equally weighted, like 20%, 20%? >> per the -- i would say at this point they're equally weighted, based upon the d

they asked us to articulate what's happening at 49 south van ness, at the one-stop permitting center. a feeling that our ncds seem out out of date. they asked how can they be reflective of today's needs. and they asked for a better and more proactive communication. they said that they don't know what we're doing, they don't know what resources exist. and they feel like they've given each department their contact info, yet none of us know how to get in touch with them. they want more resources from us. they don't need technical assistance, they don't need money. they need to understand how to comply. they need to understand what tools we have, so that they can just continue to operate. so these are commitments back to the community. if you are operating a business, our goal is to simplify and reduce your payments, to make compliance easier, to improve communication, to create new resources for your business, and to allow for business model flexibility. if you're a new business our goal is to reduce the time it takes to open, provide clear pathways from idea, when you come to the office

developing news, fourth time in less than week a prospective hit a car, family of six in the van heading south. happened near san juan road. 42nd prospective incident in prunedale area since february. tonight no one was hurt. >> thought it was a rock hitting car and shattering, then saw a hole in our -- the left passenger side back window, shattered. >> two other vehicles were hit last friday, including a bus of football players from carmel high school heading to game in san jose. one student injured by flying glass. chp is not sure what is hitting the cars but it's not gun for. >>> south bay, hours apart, two pedestrians were killed in san jose. hit before 1:00 a.m. at quimby and south white roads. amanda del castillo with how the city is responding. amanda. >> reporter: ama, the city's department of transportation says fall and winter seasons often lead to spike in these types of collisions. days get dark sooner, weather gets worse. reasons so many are pushing for real action. people walkin through bustling streets of san jose say learned to take safety in their own hands, doing what they ca

a little bit of south beach. 50degrees the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> diane king hall has more. >> reporter: wall street futures are indicating a higher open after a rally on friday. the dow jumped 109 points. nasdaq gained 13. s&p 500 rose 6 vs s&p 500 is up more than 9% over the last three months. the owner of louis vuitton is buying a little blue box, luxury goods maker has inked a deal to buy tiffany for $16.2 billion. the deal values the luxury jewelry retailer at $135 a share, a premium to its closing price friday when tiffany ended above $125 a share. they both have to approve the deal and they are going to close by 2020 contingent upon regulatory approval. >> while frozen ii turned up the heat taking in more than $125 million in u.s. ticket sales, that is going to studio estimates, it became the highest grossing debut for a film globally with 350 million dollars' worth of

south carolina. >> we lived in a small town called van berg, south carolina.were the only indian family in that town. we were not wide enough to be white or black enough to be black. my father wore a turban and he still does to this day. my mother wore a sorry they did not not know what we were, we were or why we were there and i remember being on the playground coming home after being teased and my mom would say your job is not to show people how you are differentou. your job is to show people how you are similar and it's amazing how that lesson i learned on the playground played out in my life in the corporate world as a legislator, as governor, as ambassador because when you are faced with a challenge, if you first talk about what you agree on first, people let their guard down and then you are more likely to get to a solution by pushing through that challengee, so little did i know it turned out to be a great lesson along the way. >> what a great lesson on your mother is wise beyond her yearsr >> yes, she tells me that every day. >> of course she does. she

of money into the south and what you did was just buying up southern railroads until the south became what c vanwoodward said, the colonial economy. the south was absorbed into the national economy as a second rate region and that lasted a long time. in the 30s franklin d roosevelt said the south is the number one economic problem and african-americans at the bottom of the poorest part of the nation suffer the mostre from this, but a lot of white people also suffered economic where as the well-to-do plantation merchant, elite which had helped to overthrow reconstruction did pretty well for themselves, but most southerners didn't. >> they were colonial but for the ones to make the south widely enjoyed with power at home. >> to really develop the south you would have had to crack the jim crow system and allow african-americans real economic opportunities s. they did want to pay the bill. for actual modernization of their society. >> here's a question drawn from yesterday's headlines.er yesterday's "new york times" editorial had white trump seated-- white from tweeted about civil war. i do compare

a group of attackers came across london bridge in a van crashed into the south side of the bridge and then jumped out with knives and started attacking people in that market area which you can see whether it be lights are flashing right now and that's another reason why the police are being extremely careful about this why will they move back so far at the moment it appears there is only one attacker involved i've also heard reports that there was a kind of scuffle between a group of people and this one person the circumstances that we simply don't know. perhaps it was members of the public either being attacked by this person or seeing that he had a knife and was intent on doing some harm they were good samaritans and tried to intervene. with the waiting for more details on that at the moment relatively calm here although extremely tense absolutely and then as you were saying poland's and of course unfortunately no stranger to these events especially in recent years and certainly that london bridge attack 2 years ago certainly does country memories of the kinds of attacks that were u

a family of six was in this van heading south. and this is the 42nd incident. a car was hit on saturday. in last night's case, no one got hurt. >> we saw a hole in the left passenger side of the back window shattered. >> projectiles hit two other vehicles last friday including a bus of football be players. they were heading to a game in san jose. the chp is not sure what is hitting the cars but it is not gunfire. >> two pedestrians were killed within just six hours. >> both are streets that are priority corridors for san jose where we see a lot of our fatalities. >> safety advocates are pushing for change. so far this year 52 have died in san jose. city transportation officials say there's often a spike in deadly crashes in the fall and winter because of the daylight and the weather gets worse. a fight the spike campaign to urge drivers to slow down. >>> san francisco bakery has reopened its mission district location after a rodent infestation. in a post on instagram the bakery apologized for letting down customers for not holding themselves to the highest leve

to be added for academy use al these are along the van ness corridor with two for institutional use and the other for student housing. going from south to north they are 1142 van ness a private community facility, 1948 van ness former retail and 2550 former a hotel. and just to reiterate that there are nine properties being withdrawn from academy use. perhaps notable of which is 1055 pine street which contains residential rooms and cannot be used as student housing moving forward. i know that is a brief overview of the properties involved and the work to be performed. so if there are any questions about specific properties you may have myself and other members of the department are happy to answer those. very quickly, i want to touch on the you public comment that has been received with regard to the development agreement and applications. commissioners i provided you with copies of via e-mail and a hard copy. largely received after publishing of the staff report. staff received 51 e-mails from neighbors in the vicinity of 1900 jackson street opposed to the finance of this building. staff received a letter from the van ness corridor

it happened monday while they were traveling in a cara van through northern mexico south of the bordertually happened to our family. it just seems like a bad dream. >> reporter: family members tell cnn the group was driving between the mexican states of sonora and chihuahua in a caravan for safety reasons when they were attacked by a armed group which sprayed the car with bullets and set one on fire. mexican officials say it is unclear whether the attack was targeted or a case of mistaken identity with the shooters mctaking the family as rival groups. kendall lee miller is the bride at the upcoming wedding and her sister-in-law is among the victims. >> she was one of the most vibrant happy souls that i've ever met. she was -- just had so much spark in her. >> reporter: she was driving a vehicle with four of the seven children to tucson, arizona, to go shopping for the wedding. 43-year-old donna langford and her two children were in another vehicle and 29-year-old christina johnson and her 7-month-old son were in a third vehicle. seven children overall were injured in the attack. and ar

i can see groups of police standing at the south end of the bridge, in between two police vans. dge in two groups. there are police now running up the bridge, they are running up the bridge, two police are running up the bridge. it looks like they are going back to one of the police cars that is parked on the bridge. i don't think the incident is over because it was only about five minutes since this building was put into lockdown, so clearly they are trying to keep people away from the area. sian edwards, thanks so much for talking to us for now. it is worth me bringing you up—to—date with some lines coming into us from the news agencies. writers, a reputable news agency, is saying that police are saying they were called to a stabbing near london bridge, and a man has been detained. as you can see with me now, british transport police have said london bridge station has been closed, and trains are not stopping there either, as you would imagine. writers are also reporting it is believed that somebody was stabbed in the london bridge area today, and police have shot a suspect. am

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>> and a mobile shower unit that serves homeless people in the south bay is stuck in park because thieves stole a critical part from the van that hauls it around town. the charity casa de clara provides hot showers to more than a hundred people living on the streets in san jose every week. the charity sets them up in three locations in san jose, provides people with the showers, toiletries and fresh shirt and socks and underwear and a hot meal and food to take when they go until last week when thieves stole the kata lickic -- catalytic converter off of their van. >> it helps people recognize their own dignity as a human being as showers but it is crucial to well being and effort to get back into permanent housing. >> replacing the converter will cost about $3,000 which is more than what the van is actually worth. and it is about the same amount that it cost to run that program for two months. casa declara is supported by individual donors so if you want to help find a link in our story on our website. [ bell ] >>> there you have it. the opening bell of the new york stock exchange where the stocks are looking up right now.

south—west. anywhere/ anywhere you are it's going to eventually on wednesday, six to maybe 10 degrees. when i looked pretty wet, that first vang on across the south—west. because there's more cloud, breeze and rain i don't think it's going to be quite as cold to start thursday. it's looking fairly atrocious with this area of low pressure parked on top of the uk, and is associated with the front looks like it could be very wet in places, particularly the central portions of the uk. a bit of uncertainty to its northern and southern extent, but it looks like it eastern, central parts of the uk a cousin to northern ireland which will be the brunt of the rain, localised flooding leading to travel disruption to stop to the north sunshine, showers and the hills, sunshine, showers and the hills, sunshine to the south, but —— blustery showers here, temperature single digits for most. through thursday night a gradual improvement is that area of the pressure slowly clears away, for friday a bit of a hang back with breeze and rain in the south—east, but eventually were clear and after a cold start most places on friday should see very pr

the bay" a mobile shower unit that serves homeless people in the south bay is stuck in park because thieves stole a critical part from the van, that actually hauls it around town. the charity uses the trailer to provide hot showers to more than 100 people living on the streets in san jose. the charity sets up in three locations in san jose every week and provides people with showers, toiletries, fresh shirts, socks and underwear as well as a hot meal and food to go. that is last week, thieves stole the catalytic converter off the van, putting the brakes on the shower unit. >> having regular access to showers, the number one thing it helps people recognize their own dignity as a human being but also a crucial part of just people's general well-being and their efforts to get back in to permanent housing. >> replacing that catalytic converter will cost $3,000, more than the van is worth, and about what it costs to run the program for two months. casa de clera is a small charity mostly supported by individual donors. if you want to help, find a link our website. >>> new information to showing president trump knew there was an in

south the storm is triggering. >>closures on roads to lake tahoe and a warning if you're headed to the van gogh.ison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>at 6 the downpours have. >>the bay area. >>this hour as a powerful storm moves through bringing widespread and much needed rain. >>and whether you're heading home or heading out of town the wet weather making for some dangerous road conditions out there, especially if you're trying to go to the tahoe. we're see our area there are blizzard like conditions on the highways there and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ken when i. >>pam moore we have team coverage this evening from all across the bay area kron four's dan kerman live in the north bay where one city is still dealing with the effects of last winter's weather. michelle kingston is in the east bay and walnut creek. but first we go to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the storm lawrence how much rain we get. probably

south bay has been arrested. police say they arrested they picked up a stolen pickup truck tuesday. he car-jacked a mini van with police uniforms inside and also robbed a gas station in san jose. were found. hope new surveillance video and a larger reward will help identify suspects. investigators say tashar atray was taken from his home on pleasure point drive last month. newly released video shows three suspects walking out of an alley near the victim's home. a reward to help find the suspect is now $150,000. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. the. >>> san francisco's police department says the city is on track to record its lowest homicide rate in 17 years. the department reports as of november 4th, there have been 33 homicides in the city. that's 13 fewer than they were all of last year. the recent decline is because there's more community policing. officers have also been able to take more guns off the streets the department's crime gun investigation center. >>> protesting oakland parents disrupted an oakland school board meeting again forcing the school bo

been killed after a tornado swept through a town in eastern south africa take a look at these pictures they show a separate incident in which a van was flipped but surprisingly none of the passengers were injured the large storm hit new hanover late on tuesday and over 40 years have told locals to stay alert as heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to hit the area causing localized flooding. much of the italian city of venice is still under water after the highest tide in 50 years officials there are blaming climate change locals are angry more hasn't been done to protect the city from high tides government is expected to the clear a state of emergency on thursday. the headlines on al-jazeera rockets have been fired from gaza into israel hours after a cease fire was agreed to this would appear to have violated a truce struck earlier between israel and the islamic jihad armed group 34 palestinians have been killed in israeli airstrikes since tuesday harry fawcett has more from the israel gaza border it seems that there is a real fragility to this cease fire. rocket siren alerts from areas around the gaza strip not right here it ha

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van der spek speaking to us from santiago. thank you very much. the indigenous khoisan people of souththey used for centuries — before it became a commercial product. future sales of rooibos tea, or what's sometimes called red bush, will generate thousands of dollars a year for the people. rich preston has this report. south africa's cedarburg wilderness. home to this little red plant. a red plant which breaks in around $60 million a year and accounts for about 10% of the global herbal tea market. now some of that money will go to the people who discovered it. this area, around three hours north of cape town, is the only area where rooibos is grown. the khoisan people we re rooibos is grown. the khoisan people were using it for centuries before it was commercialised under colonial rule. an agreement between the khoisan people and the south african rooibos council means they will now get1.5% offarm rooibos council means they will now get 1.5% of farm gate prices. this has huge ramifications for the indigenous world and also for other industries were many, many people can be brought unde

people have been killed after a tornado swept through a town in eastern south africa these pictures show a separate incident in which a van was flips but surprisingly none of the passengers were injured the large storm hit new hanover late on tuesday the authorities of talk locals to stay alert as heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to hit the region. much of the italian city of venice is still underwater after the highest tide there in 50 years officials there are blaming climate change locals are angry more hasn't been done to protect the you know city from high tides the governments expected to declare a state of emergency on tuesday on thursday rather. still ahead here. time for sport is far peter thank you so much calling cabernets former teammate eric reid is suspicious of the n.f.l.'s move to grant have a private workout reed was one of the players who took the knee with capper nick during the national anthem protesting racial injustice happen explain a free agent for 3 years and accuse the n.f.l. of colluding to stop teams signing him but now the league has invited all $32.00 franchises to watch him audition and

van cleave, washington. >> we have some breaking news from south korea. south korea's military says north korea launched two short range missiles towards japan. they were reported fired from north korea's eastern region right into the sea of japan. japan's prime minister is calling it a threat to japan and it is also a threat to the international community. >> reporter: this comes as the 13th projectile launched. the move to be attempt by the north to make nuclear talks which have been in a deep freeze. meanwhile north korean ally, china is reacting furiously to a move by u.s. president trump. >> antigovernment protesters are celebrating what they call a moral victory after the president signed the hong kong human rights and democracy act. that law passed with a veto proof bipartisan majority in both the house and senate allows the white house to sanction chinese and hong kong officials and organizations based in the foreign colony if civil liberties are violated. this morning china summoned the u.s. ambassador to protest that move. from cbs this morning.