is a station for. we have a nine-member staff there every day, and it is literally two blocks from chase centre. that is a response from that side, and then the nearest engine company coming in on the other side would be engine 25, which is just off of third and cesar chavez. we don't have any plans for additional staffing right there. when candlestick point gets more further developed, we do anticipate a double station engine and truck in that area, as well as a single station up on the hill -- towards visitation valley. >> at this time, any questions for the chief's report? we will start now with report from the administration and the deputy chief. welcome, good evening. >> good evening, commissioners. deputy chief janine nicholson. this is my report from the administrative side. the physician's office conducted 56 promotional and permanent physicals in multiple ranks, as well as 40 return to work evaluations. the i.s.p. investigative services bureau conducted 90 drug and alcohol tests, all negative.

at station 16. thank you for your patience, thank you for allowing this process to occur and the inconvenience that occurred more importantly, you continue to do your job without complaint during this process and made sure that our city remains safe. we want to thank you all for being here. i'm looking forwardly to cutting this ribbon and opening this fire house and the best is yet to come with so many other opportunities throughout our city. thank you again for the voters of 4 san francisco for investing in our public infrastructure. we'll continue to make sure that we invest endollar wisely and you see the results in places like this. thank you all so much. >> i will introduce the interview of the district. >> i don't know if any of you have the chance to see state of the city yesterday. you should watch it, it will make you proud to be a san franciscan. mayor breed said something yesterday that nothing wrong with san francisco that can't be fixed what's right about san francisco. today is an exam

agreement, for the new station 35. they also wanted to include the old station 35 in that m.o.u. agreement and we wanted to separate the two out. we are in discussions with them to get that all hammered out. the chief has been in contact with elaine forbes as has olive yan scanlan. we've had meetings with them to hammer that out so it doesn't delay any of our timeframe for getting station 35 done. >> is it under construction? >> no. it's not. >> we haven't started on that yet? >> no, we haven't. that has to be, i believe the platform has to be shipped over from china and then it will be constructed over at treasure island. >> do we have a time frame? >> not yet. >> how does that m.o.u. work? is there a payment between the two entities? >> yes. again, that may be separated out. the operational part. yes, the port does want -- the port currently pays us some funding for our personnel staffing the fire boat. for those operations. they want, as part of this m.o.u. for us to pay rent moving forward on the new fire station. >> is that a new thing? >> yes, we've been paying very bill, i

station 5. station 5 on december 13th, public works approved the general contractors time extension request of 36 calender days. 32 days are compensable and they're due to the relocation of the control boxes as well as the poor air quality caused by the wildfires of northern california. final completion is the end of march 2019. chief rivera and captain mcfarland and others meet several times a week on site with d.p.w. awss update many of that is on going as well. that is also included in the 2019 easter bond. that's slated for $125 million. we are currently in discussions, internal discussions in terms of identifying what our priorities are. when i have more about that, i will give you more. in terms of the over all plan, the west side pipeline design schematics are complete. that is going to the p.u.c. commission on february 12th to discuss a 40 million-dollar allocation for that project. that's at the p.u.c. commission. again, the awss is a continuing project with the p.u.c. and we do need to

stations in his city. >> having local police officers at the station that understand the local community can understand also when there's communication that needs to be had about who's coming and going and who's been engaged in crime and who has not. >> reporter: there are still seven years to hammer out the details. the next phase is continuation to a station downtown near market street. from there, b.a.r.t. will stop at diridon station before making its way to the city of santa clara. five miles of the six-mile route will be underground. roll the clock back at half a century and look at how b.a.r.t. construction disrupted traffic and pedestrians. after many meetings and public input, vt a will avoid that by using an extra tunnel. the downtown station will be at ground level. >> we would have had to excavate from the top down, that's the eventual opening up santa clara street and digging down. we would have put plates over the top so cars could drive as we're building the station box and then we restore the area later. >> reporter: altogether, b.a.r.t. to san jose is 16 miles long, cost

the station. and in the russian segment you'll have to carry out dozens of experiments and maintain the station he's got so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues helping out. peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working together with jack. good to read good news it was a good to see a stooge george. bush and bush are going to your religion. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at zero gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but spaceman also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill first off we can find it's all the way we have to work out physical exercise. to do two and a half hours a day because if you don't have good ex

station. our reporting yesterday coincides with a recent survey they did about rider satisfaction, b.a.r.t. did. the director, debra allen, told us that our findings coincided with what their riders are telling them. that their service is not quite up to what they would like. in lafayette, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> even as we've been focusing on the existing problems, work is under way to extend service into san jose in two phases. >> david louie looks at what's expected to open by the end of this year and what lies ahead beyond that. >> reporter: here's proof that b.a.r.t. is inching to san jose. a ten-mile extension with stations in milpitas and ber berryessa is mostly complete. the intent was to did he congest freeways 880 and 680 with a transit alternative. because santa clara county was part of the b.a.r.t. system, residents had to approve tax measures and get federal funding to pay for the $7 billion project. >> we're building an infrastructure project that's going to

all of the bay area. >> fire station 35 was built in 1915, so it's over 100 years old. and behind it, we're going to build fireboat station 35. >> so the city's capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must resist sea level rise. >> fireboat station number 35, construction costs are approximately $30 million, and the construction is over complicated because the float, it's being fabricated in china and will be brought to treasure island where the building -- the actual fire station will be constructed on top of it, and then brought to pier 22 1/2 for installation. >> we are looking at late 2020 for completion of the fireboat float. the historic fire house will remain on the embarcadero. we will still respond out of the firehouse with our fire engine and respond to medical calls and other incidents raratin the district. >> the if a sill has to incorpora incorporate five to 6 feet of sea level rise. it's built on a float that can move up and down as the water level rises, and so it's on four fixed guide piles, s

i love the fact that on the international space station we are just. depend on each other every day with our lives and it's a it's such a great example for everyone politicians just everyone all over the world of how we can work together to achieve great things everything that's important to us it's really important to us is pretty much the same. if you know i started saying something that he doesn't agree with or he says something that i don't agree with then we'll start chuckling and see if there's a strong russian bear what are you doing jack we can joke about it and understand that topic we're talking about isn't as important as our friendship and the values that we share so it's not that it's not that big of a deal one of the cool things that's in the russian segment is the russian cosmonauts like our commander in the russian segment we have tons of great windows these are really high quality windows so we can take pictures we also have a lot of systems that keep the station going and we have another cargo vehicle at the very into the station and

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my station all the best for the next years. it is. you can see the full interview with tim hi plans on our website w dot com slash science. and article is home to this flightless midge proof if ever it was needed that insects really can be found everywhere. but in recent studies suggests insect species are disappearing at an alarming rate worldwide the impact of declining populations could be catastrophic. intensify arming poses one of the biggest threats so where would we be without the six legged critters. wouldn't it be great if there were no insects. this guy would be pleased at least. no annoying bugs to ruin a picnic. no insect borne diseases. no more insecticides needed to fight the destroyers of crops. and fly swatters forget it. but hold on there's a catch. in sex play an important role in food production by providing a free pollination service. and they themselves a food for all kinds of other animals. without bugs i'm fifty and would starve to death. so would lizards and other reptiles. without insects that we know but. far

station 13 is very, very important. that's a very dense area already. and you said the limit is going to be 200 feet total, or 200 feet above the fire station? >> i will confirm that. my understanding was, it was -- that would be the roof level. >> commissioner covington: the roof level, ok. so, that's 20 stories. but the fire house is essentially two stories already, is that correct? >> correct. >> commissioner covington: so that would leave 18 stories for housing. fire house is three stories, correct? so, three stories, station 13 is, correct. >> yes, so, just looking at in the documentation provided to developers, there would be the anticipation of three levels of the fire station, and then a basement and two sublevels below that. >> ok. and the basement i assume is parking? >> there would be -- not necessarily all for firefighter, but for the building itself. >> commissioner covington: ok. any other details? a roof garden? >> at this time -- i think that would be part of the development's proposals. this is just kind of a skeleton of what they are l

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right by a vote counting is underway in fact at this polling station behind me vote counting has just finished and let me give you the results from this voting station which is two hundred thirty three votes for the ruling party but for the challenging for the main challenging party put it p.t.p. party fifty nine votes small now does it tell you anything about the final results of this election of course not i mean this is just one of more than almost one hundred twenty thousand polling stations in this huge country but the situation that people have basically erupting in joy after these results with a report that the two of them tells you a lot about the fact that of course emotions a very much running high here the selection is quite crucial because it could be the second election where a peaceful transition could take place to a new president or everything stays as it is and the incumbent president president bush hari is going to get another four years to try to fulfill these promises that he has made four years ago for example telling corruption and revamping the economy . those p

station 49 is a station, and it's one of our most important stations, because it takes care of the people directly that are having e.m.s. issues, and those are as we see from the number of calls, predominantly the number of calls that we respond to. station 49, from what i have understood, has a morale issue. station 49 has -- >> commissioner covington: commissioner veronese? >> commissioner veronese: yes. this is for a future meeting of addressing the issues at state 49 and others. -- station 49 and others, and i think edna could be a very good place to start. >> commissioner covington: okay. so you're asking for amnesty for edna as well as more looking into the problems of morale at 49 danger. >> commissioner veronese: i'm suggesting that we take a look at issues at station 49 as well as amnesty for edna. >> commissioner covington: okay. madam secretary? >> clerk: public comment. >> commissioner covington: public comment. chief hayes-white? thank you, vice president covington. i know we are out of time. i just wanted to say that for 15 years, my practice has been to directly communicate

the coal-fired duvha power station is right next door. its emissions pollute the ground water and d the air here. >> my daughter, who o is no lonr alalive, left me a granddaught. she is always coughing. she's been in hospital repeatedly, but she just isn't getting better. we don't know what's causing it. >> anna mnisi and here family were forced to leave their h hos and relocate 20 years ago to make way for a coal mine. they were never r compensated. they can't get work at the power station, and don't even have electricity, despite all the pylons in the area. >> electricity is a big question you know. that's what we also want to know, why are they not providing them with electricity?y? becacause at the end of the dy the pollution of eskom is affecting them. also the mining companies that are right next door r are also affecting them but there's nothing that this community is getting. >> the coal-fired power station emits sulpher dioxide and nitrogen oxide, while the mines right next-door produce toxic effluent and dust. greenpeace says th

he will bring up a proposal that bans animals on fire station property.hey unofficially adopted when she became visiting as a feral kitten. she was kicked out yesterday and adopted by a fireman. >>> coming up to the all-star break and for a guy who was a that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> good evening. that's the finger of klay thompson. it was dislocated in tonight's game with the jazz. got it taped up and came right back in. pain amuses him. they gavr away a bobblehead and swatted him away. middle of the first klay gets his left hand caught in donovan's jersey. missed five minutes. i would have been out for a week. can't type. donovan mitchell led the jazz with 21. andre iguodala, 13 big points off the bench.

chaotic scenes at some polling stations in nigeria will president mohamed people hari is seeking a second term. new protests in sudan after president bashir declares a state of emergency and retraces all state governors with military officials. and we'll tell you why foreign language films could dominate this year's oscars after being overbooked for years. we begin with developments from venezuela where soldiers a fire tear gas that opposition protesters and politicians trying to cross into colombia the spite president nicolas maduro closing the border hundreds of demonstrators are staging a nationwide campaign to bring american aid into the crisis hit country earlier activists torched the government boss in the border town with any opposition leader one. why don't has the clear it's saturday the day for the aid to enter venezuela but troops loyal to madieu would or are stationed along the country's borders to block the delivery of food and medicine he says they don't need the aide for members of the national guard have the fact that well getto made this statement as he sent of trucks car

forty one percent of stations that were put out to me in this morning. for the time. critical incidents are quite disturbing. still detained at some point we also have the tells me of being intimidated we've seen the military history to mostly see before and so actually shuts down. to be closer to election if you. go to school instead or to leave those words. election materials were destroyed. this moment fifty and sixty four. saudi arabia has replaced at some baskets the united states with its first female envoy princess remember banda takes over from the king son prince khaled bin solomon he's been appointed vice defense minister the princess is the daughter of a former ambassador to the u.s. and previously worked for saudi arabia's general sports authority promoting women's participation in the bits north korea's leader kim jong un is on a train heading to vietnam for a summit with u.s. president donald trump in four days time it's the second round of talks between the leaders and they're expected to focus on denuclearization efforts on the korean peninsula at the

why do you have to go into the station? why do you have to go into the station right now? >> i don't know. let me try to get that question answered as we're all learning this new normal on this first mornng of this new system. no trains running because of at ethquake retrofit project that's expected to last for 3 1/2 years. hopefully, this will get smoothed out soon because they've got 3 1/2 years to deal with this. reporting live from antioch, amy hllyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. we'll let you find out what's going on with the station now looking to be open. abc 7 news is following the bay area b.a.r.t. 1350er7b of our building a better bay area. join us to see what it's like to ride b.a.r.t. now and what -- a safer b.a.r.t. means a better bay area for all of us. >>> a truck drove into the living room of a home in antioch. this happened just before midnight on golden bear drive near hillcrest avenue. the homeowner said he was sleeping when he heard a loud boom. the truck was reportedly being chased by police. no one inside the home was hurt. >>> vallejo police s

and its all because of a gas station.á)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... and traffic... a stormy evening ahead of us with strong winds and heavy rains into friday afternoon, evening and eventually into saturday morning. skies will remain primarily cloudy rough the day with a few scattered sprinkles to start the day before heavier rain settles in. high temperatures will be just a little cooler in the upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) in the south bay. tainted fuel may be to blame for damaging the engines of several vehicles ... and causing drivers to stall out.( james ) all of them used fuel from the same gas station in san jose. kron 4's rob fladeboe has more. the green propel fuel pumps here at the capitol expressway chevron in san jose have been shutdown since saturday after customers d

nuclear missiles were stationed in the communist east by the soviet union and in allied occupied west germany by the united states it left many here fearful of nuclear war hundreds of thousands of west germans protested against the deployment of nuclear weapons in their country and in funda mark travelled to the southern city of hebron where american medium range missiles were once stationed here in this clearing in southern germany american nuclear missiles were stationed during the one nine hundred eighty s. the only building left of what used to be the u.s. army vall tied to base this barrack number nine zero one american soldier larry nichols was stationed here in the eighty's when one of the worst situations imaginable actually occurred on january eleventh one thousand nine hundred five a person two missile exploded one thought it was a nuclear explosion it was a shocker i mean we're talking about a nuclear weapon carrier or rocket motor and for something like that happened here at the height of the cold war. the whole world was alarmed three u.s. soldiers died sixteen were serio

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sector patrol is that slice of what the district stations do, as you know.foot patrol is another slice. that's where matrix will come in and look at the field operations bureau. >> commissioner: investigations because we have unsolved homicides. >> commissioner: we're starting with investigations an -- and move through the divisions an will look at a number of other functions within the district station and their respective workloads as well. >> and will shorten traffic. >> commissioner: when you have spoken, please delete your own request because i can't do it today from my monitor. commissioner elias. >> i see the study objective is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the staffing workload and operations. my understanding is it will be based on the interviews you do and where workload what do you have to measure the data you collect against. sometimes the example that comes to mind as lawyers we bill certain things and bill .2 hours of time for a certain task when in reality it doesn't take us that long. what mechanism do you have in place to make

a cat adopted by a sao fire station mus >>> new at 6:00, a cat adopted by a san francisco fire station must go. firefighters say an anonymous complaint about edna the cat, the complaint was recently lodged with the city. they were told to get rid of their feline friend, edna, by tomorrow. the cat started visiting station 49 in the bayshore four years ago and is a cherished part of the crew. they love. they have been posting pictures on instagram and hope to get enough support to keep her. >>> flu activity has been increasing in recent weeks. it is now widespread in 47 states. the flu has hit people over the age of 65 especially hard. the cdc says we are not near the flu activity experienced last year. doctors recommending people get vaccinated before the virus strengthens. people who get a flu shot before they get sick are able to fight off the symptoms faster. >>> a snowstorm left this cat in this condition nearly frozen. the cat's name was oreo. they found him covered in snow and ice in spokane and rushed him inside and they thawed him out and had to rub a towel in this same motion h

now she's at the pittsburg bay point station. >> reporter: this station is now open. the train is about to start running. life here is returning to normal. here's what it looked like earlier this morning. when there was a lot of confusion. look at this line of peopl at the pittsburg bay point station. all of these people were waiting for a bus to take them to san francisco because the trains are now going to get a later start. an hour later every day. b.a.r.t. says it is hoping to help people, though, as they deal with this new schedule. >> people just want to make sure they can get around and still able to get from point a to point b. we understand this is impacting their lives. our goal was to minimize that as much as we could with this alternative transit plan. >> reporter: here is one of the buses leaving the antioch station this morning. b.a.r.t. says it has about 15 bus lines that will get people going in between that 3:45 and 4:45 hour. that hour no longer exists because they're doing earthquake retrofitting on the transbay and this is going to be in place for

radio station to an openly funded radio station. in existence to this day, openly funded by the u.s. government. it is still in existence -- you can listen to it online now and been able tot have do that back then. steve: but the return to my question. how did they get into europe? how do people know when and where to listen? kenneth: the first broadcast, they took army surplus equipment, fluid out to an air base in germany, and broadcast a 20 minute broadcast on july 4, 1950. chosen for its symbolic value. over time, they built transmitters. one key transmitter was in portugal, another headquarter .as in munich they had transmitters that could reach over the iron curtain. there were significant development expenses to how do we overcome soviet jamming? not just soviet and east european governments jamming, there were enormous attempts to block the radio free signal and it would come up with the technical means to overcome that. it was a tremendous scientific feat as well as a feat of organization of propaganda. steve: you are now s

it is usually connected to the pole station of the sprinkler. so -- >> i didn't want to go too into it -- >> don't be so upset, because a fire department works two hands. the building inspection fire guy checks off certain things, and the public assembly fire guy, i think they are trying to blended together now, but it's almost double inspection, double the fees, but the guy from assembly thinks differently then the guy from building, so i think right now i heard that the fire department is trying to speed things up, and try to combine these services together, but when you apply for public assembly, the fire marshal is different, and that's why it maybe the fire marshal is giving you grief, or the building guy signed you off. there maybe confusion there, so i just want to clarify that. >> i get it, but i have had a million inspections. i can tell you, i will represent this is a pretty safe space. it does have an active sprinkling system, it will have a central monitoring, you saw the box, there are two big exits, and the exit may not have sheetr