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. >> steiner has been a polarizing figure in these parts. environmentalists love him.e is ambitious to a fault. many the past year his plan for the county to buy san geronimo golf club and restore to it parkland for the sake of the fish has led to a local petition for a ballot initiative to stop it. >> we have 193,000 acres in marin of open space, and they don't need another 157. >> meantime, steiner moves on here. his plan includes landscaping the one mile of work with 10,000 plants from their own nursery. >> we're planting out alders, colts foot, junkus. >> are they all native? >> they're all native right here to this area. >> and all designed to recreate the natural order along lagunitas creek in marin county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> gorgeous. >>> well, surfing is going to be part of the olympics starting in 2020. >> and there is a determined woman who wants to take part in the first games. >> see her in action and see how you can help her achieve her dream. >>> a crew is hired to take away a woman's unwanted furniture, only they didn't >>> a young woman from

>> steiner? >> i and would just like to ask to -- if we have an idea when that is going to be moving to a transit preference or a stop sign, and i'd just like some data to show the transit signal will give us the boost that we want those rapid lines to see. >> okay. so we would need to go through a community process to kind of go backs, you know, walk back to where we started from and to social -- resocialize the idea for a signal. if we were to be able to go through that process, we could probably have a signal in within a couple of years if we were able to attach it to an existing signal contract. i am aware of the supervisors' requests for data, and that's something we can generate in the next month or so and report back to the board. >> it might be in light of that, director reiskin, going forward, when we try a new street device, that perhaps we do two things. one, we establish what will happen if this new idea doesn't work. in this case t would have been great if we said, we're going to see

. >> reporter: at the hamilton recreation center in san francisco gary steiner of this thursday night. they enjoy exercising and. all of them drink sodas. >> it is a tasty treat. a snack or me and the kids and sometimes. at the same token, it is addictive. >> reporter: he has noticed he is paying more for soda in recent months. san francisco's sugar tax on beverages as one sent to every fluid ounce in sugar sweetened drinks . the attacks went into effect january 1 . the is projected to bring in $15 million during the fiscal year. the mayor will allow it $3.8 million to the department of public health for prevention and education programs. >> we will have grants going out to the community. we want to have an idea of what types of things they want. >> reporter: doctor thomas verizon says sugary drinks have been linked to diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. >> it's hard to say no. >> reporter: health officials held a meeting to get input from agencies and nonprofits who work with families on how to use the tax money. >> it is really about making things more equitable. people that

coach steiner, man, all the classes of sports, i usually was picked in the top three but that's not importantliked the uniform. you got out and. greg: any bad experience is? tyrus: i'm glad you asked. we had to run for time and when i got really tired coach snyder came over and said you to understand back when this was happening cocaine was legal. kat: cocaine was not legal. tyrus: nevermind. i no longer have a story. greg: is the story no longer -- [laughter] mike, you probably worth it, was a significant? >> i made notes. it's not typical. but the survey you cite, i wrote down a couple of things from the survey that. greg: get to it. >> their suggestions are as a result choose teams randomly. deemphasize competition, downplay fitness testing and in my own addition is what a pack of [bleep]. my favorite gym class for a is when i was in sixth grade and we had health week we all gathered in the gymnasium, the boys did, that down and turned on the movie which, back then, was this old -- on came this old movie and started out this way and i mac you not. it started off by saying bobby is developi

at the hamilton recreation center in san francisco, on gary and steiner on this thursday night.s son and nephew on the basketball court. they enjoy exercising, but all of them drink sodas. >> is a tasty treat. snack so to speak. for me and the kids. at the same time, it's addictive. >> he noticed he is pay more for soda in the recent months. severances goes sugar tax on beverages added one sent to every fluid ounce. the tax went into effect january 1. it is projected to bring $15 million during the physical year. the mayor will allow $3.8 million to the department of public health for prevention and education programs. >> we want to have an idea of what types of things they want. >> sugary drinks have been linked to diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension.>> they are not good for us. it's so hard to say no. >> the the community meeting to get input from agencies and nonprofits will work with families on how they use the tax money. >> is really about making things more affordable. the people that will have a lot of money in san francisco can be healthy. >> they are extending

inbound and outbound routes redirectd to greenwich-steiner.ce streets will be 1keuskipped unt further notice. another look at this coming up in a few minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. speaking of muni, it quietly rolled back training time for operators to in order to put more drivers on the streets. the new light rail vehicle training has been cut from 54 hours to 50 hours. the president of the transit workers union tells the examiner he's concerned about that practice. he says operators need that additional time to get used to the new fleet. they have been dealing with a chronic shortage of operators >> ford takes on president trump calling him out for a tweet over the weekend. >>> here's a live look at the big board at the new york stock the difference you feel is a night... and day. feel the difference at our labor day sales event, purchase a tempur-pedic luxe, elite, or breeze mattress and enjoy up to $550 off. or get a free adjustable base upgrade. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist s

we are seeing the muni 28 line inbound is being rerouted to scott and steiner and back to the regular routes. the outbound 28 will have the bus line not making any stops at the lombard and pierce street bus stop. that will be missed in both directions. expect delays heading along the boulevard. then that's is in a lot of backup as . over tze, we are some ovent for drivers heading in from this approach. we were completely backed up a little bit earlier. we're still the red, unfortunately. a 25 minute ride heading into san francisco. the san mateo bridge getting really heavy out of hayward. if you're heading into senate -- cemetery, we will check with some of the bay area drive times. 580 is still going over towards 680. we are dealing with a couple of crashes along the route. one is in the westbound direction here. it looks like this one coming in for the eastbound direction. will expect delays to be a little bit slower. highway 4 heading out of antioch. 31 minute ride over towards 680. in the midst freeway, it is surprisingly looking okay. we will take that. the northbound direction t

. >> reporter: meantime steiner moves on here, his planning includes landscaping the inw one mile ofown nursery. >> reporter: are they all native? >> all native to this area. >> reporter: and all designed to recreate the natural order. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> here's a look live doppler 7 on this cool, breezy afternoon. the marine layer will push in overnight. we will see it deepening and expanding. early morning commuters may be greeted by areas of reduced visibility. tomorrow, under mostly sunny skies, parts of the coastline, we'll see highs ranging from 60 at the coast to low and mid-70s around the bay, mid to upper 80s inland. here's the seven-day forecast, it will warm up sharply on friday. inland areas with highs in the mid-90s and low 80s around the bay, mid-60s on the coast. it will still be mild to warm on saturday. the temperatures will moderate on sunday. it will be cooler and breezier, going into early next week. lovely weekend and nice cooling weather late next week. >> thank you, spencer. >>> are

william steiner. edna stevens. andrew stern. martha jane stevens. michael james stewart. stone. jimmy novell. thomas strada. george strauss junior. edward thomas strauss. stephen strauss. larry strickland. stephen strober. benjamin suarez. david suarez. do you know sort is ramirez. william christopher. david mark. christopher sullivan. patrick sullivan. thomas sullivan. and my brother bart joseph. what are you doing bart? we know you are looking over us every day. not a day goes by that we don't think about you we all raise the class in your memory today. and another toast next month that would have been you 50th we love you. >> to my uncle that my brother is named after him who we missed dearly. >> colleen. robert. celine. john francis. christine. ryan sweeney. kenneth swenson. kevin thomas. michael. firefighter sean patrick. rachel. hector logan. rundell. venice gerard year. donnie brooks. hilda taylor. leonard taylor. larissa taylor. sandra taylor. paul tech meyer. stanley temple. and my brother lieutenant philip scott petty letter 12 fire department we miss you tremen

and owner o partisan and red apron doing a mo, followed by him participating in the meal, carlie steiner -- >> that was the mean drink maven i was talking about. >> yeah, she's incredible. rob ruben froaruben from. >> now, you have experience cooking over the open fire. obviously. >> a little bit. >> but tell us what kind of foods will you eating in the outdoors to have every meal from scratch outside. >> a wide variety of things. we want to show people how beautiful it is to cook oveli fire and it's a time you can truly let the ingredients shine. and being this time of year, oo it's really a time to do something like this, because produce is so widely available. that 're kind of makin produce transition from summer to late summer/early fall fproduce, which is reall for us. we're going to really just try to showcase a beautiful product from the area. bringing a couple of our farmers from moon valley farm to join un for the , as well. which i'm really excited about. >> i was going t ask you about, what are the products and produce when you're transitioning from the summer to the fall? >>

this is a long steiner avenue. notice the fourth ohio infantry marker. that is still there today. it's close to the entrance where you would go up to the old cyclorama building. that's what it looks like today thanks to google earth. the parking lot of general pickets buffet was captain ike eisenhower's headquarters. prior to the arrival of the tank, eisenhower and his staff organized a broad training program that included marksmanship, mechanical maintenance instruction, drill and ceremony tactics, even telegraphy, but more importantly, machine gun and can in training were required. according to eisenhower, a number of machine guns came in. someone had the notion of mounting them on truck trailers or flatbed trucks, so we were able to transport them on mobile platforms. the only satisfactory place for firing them was the groundhog. soon, soldiers were shooting from moving trucks at all kinds of targets, and the firing might've been heavier than during the great battle 55 years earlier. "the gettysburg times" noted in an article that target practice with machine guns give the impr

what food they had, it had to be kabobs, and-- >> actually when they went to germany to ambassador steiner'some they had some good german food prepared by his mother. >> wow. >> at least according to-- >> if i had been in the room i would have told the western side, these guys aren't really authentic taliban based on their cuisine choice. >>, but what has changed, i mentioned things have changed. the response to what i think was a tactical move on the part of president ghani, an offer of a cease-fire in ied back in june. that was successful on both sides. successful with the population at large and successful with ordinary and mid levelfieders and commanders and so successful that it frightened the taliban leadership. in-- with those in touch with the leaders of the taliban, when they saw their fighters putting flowers in their hair and taking selfies with afghan soldiers and talking how they wanted peace as well, that was startling to them, but also, in the afghan people themselves, not just the young people, but especially among the young people, the desire for peace had a real spark. even