the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

i'm a resident of the sunset. i strongly support the reopening of the upper great highway and opposed to the pilot program. most the people in support aren't impacted by the traffic and dangerous driving conditions created by this closure and don't even live in the neighborhoods closest to the highway. unless people have spoken to the dispute that continued closure is good for climate change doesn't hold water. if the officials have the slightest interest in credibility they'd first establish clear data and include alternatives and include residents. until you do that you shouldn't make such drastic changes this didn't bring about public trust in our officials. it's like you set a fire and scrambling because you have to put the fire out. re-open the highway and there's wonderful opportunities for people to have recreation and ride bikes and if the agency wanted to be do this pedestrians can continue using it. >> caller: i'm a resident of d6. i just want to say i logged into google maps. i love looking at traffic p

i'm a member -- or a resident of the inner sunset and a board member of the inner sunset park neighbors. my partner and i go often to the great walkway and she likes to practice roller indicatin rollei like to bike there. and the way that people say this increases our greenhouse gas emissions and makes us a less climate friendly city, they probably made the same comments when the embarcadaro freeway was being torn down in the 1980s. i support the great walkway with enthusiasm. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hello, my name is larry vala difference s, and i'm calling to voice support for keeping great highway closed to cars, and open to humans. i think that it's a great initiative and i want to tell you that i've riden on the great highway with my son and we never felt -- we never felt safe while riding when the cars were there, and now when we ride to it, now when we ride on it, it is a great experience and we feel very safe without any cars there. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hi,

sunset and without much disruption. it obviously has the disadvantage that it has vehicles traveling through the park. you would certainly need to do something if you're going to try to have path of travel from middle all the way through m.l.k. and to the beach, to find an alternate solution. and there are any number of solutions you could potentially consider. we don't explore those in any detail, but note that this is a way very simply. probably the biggest advantage of this solution, while being kind of non-standard and not expected, it is extremely low-cost and it is something that could be tried very easily. let me turn to the southern part of this study area, where we identified where there is a lot of additional traffic on lake merced boulevard. here what we're proposing is to add some turning movement capacity and restriped this intersection. this this intersection has an area not used for vehicles. you could consider closing this section of the intersection, consolidating all of the travel movement here, and th

the concern resident of the sunset. mire signature on one of the 8750 signature on the petition to open great highway. i urge you to reject this report and do note go forward with the two year pilot plan to continue the 14 month closure disaster for the people living near the highway. include option two well thought out in the ocean beach master plan. i urge you to discuss the surveys and data collected by agencies with an agenda and consider the scientific based comments sent by the senior research science at the institute. consider your vision goals and the fact there were no vehicles involved in collisions on the highway preclosure in 2018, 19, 20. we have had property damage and injuries since the closure. big rigs are taking down -- >> thank you, caller. >> your minute begins now. >> good afternoon. i am a senior committee organizer at the san francisco bicycle coalition. thank you staff for the report and commissioners for taking time to hear us calling in towed. i am here to give strong support for adoption of th

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

i'm a sunset resident. the better streets plan found 525% of san francisco's total land area is streets. there's more than the amount of space than with parkland. you have 900 miles of street and 400 parking spots. the great highway wasn't designed for the residents of the sunset. you can't drive on it without doubling back. they could have created an interchange at the great highway and those streets but they simply chose not to. however, as great walkway, sunset residents can walk and bike. surveys show that the sunset residents support the great walkway, this is why -- we can use it, and use it we have. more people have used the great walkway than percy field. could you imagine this body turning christy field into a highway? it would never happen. i know that there are some looking at a compromise of half great highway, half great walkway. do you think that we'd see a proposal -- >> clerk: hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: good afternoon, commissioners. my name is james nitoli and i'm cal

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

i'm a sunset resident. the better streets plan found 525% of san francisco's total land area is streets. there's more than the amount of space than with parkland. you have 900 miles of street and 400 parking spots. the great highway wasn't designed for the residents of the sunset. you can't drive on it without doubling back. they could have created an interchange at the great highway and those streets but they simply chose not to. however, as great walkway, sunset residents can walk and bike. surveys show that the sunset residents support the great walkway, this is why -- we can use it, and use it we have. more people have used the great walkway than percy field. could you imagine this body turning christy field into a highway? it would never happen. i know that there are some looking at a compromise of half great highway, half great walkway. do you think that we'd see a proposal -- >> clerk: hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: good afternoon, commissioners. my name is james nitoli and i'm cal

sunset and without much disruption. obviously has the disadvantage that it has vehicles traveling through the park. you would certainly need to do something if you're going to try to have path of travel from middle all the way through m.l.k. and to the beach, to find an alternate solution. and there are any number of solutions you could potentially consider. we don't explore those in any detail, but note that this is a way very simply. probably the biggest advantage of this solution, while being kind of non-standard and not expected, it is extremely low-cost and it is something that could be tried very easily. let me turn to the southern part of this study area, where we identified where there is a lot of additional traffic on lake merced boulevard. here what we're proposing is to add some turning movement capacity and restriped this intersection. this this intersection has an area not used for vehicles. you could consider closing this section of the intersection, consolidating all of the travel movement here, and this

it's called the sunset lamp. when you connect to top it costs a beautiful glow that reminds you of a sunset. the sunset lamps promotional video was shown to lay only 20 times. the size of it looks so dreamy and made me think of vacations before those companies know exactly what they're doing and they know repetition raises that profile. it probably lodges in my subconscious. it's always bad because when i see the ads i straight to, i think i've seen that before. and so positively. dom it off of positive the trend is only set to continue in the next few years. social commer sales are expected to expand 7 fold. e commerce giant shop, if i developed marketing strategies for smaller companies with minimal advertising budget, it focus is on platforms like instagram and tick tock. social media is social media is so important for friends because it can make them even more successful in this. and it's like a virtual high street and helps you know, meet friends and find inspiration and enjoy shopping. and so where does co

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you of a sunset. the sunset lamps promotional video was shown to lay only 20 times. the size of it looks so dreamy and made me think of vacations before those companies know exactly what they're doing and they know repetition raises that profile. it probably lodges in my subconscious. it's always bad because when i see the ads i straight to, i think i've seen that before. and so positively and on the top of pull it, even the trend is only set to continue in the next few years. social commer sales are expected to expand 7 fold. e commerce giant shop. if i developed marketing strategies for smaller companies with minimal advertising budgets, it focus is on platforms like instagram and tick tock. social media is social media is so important for brands because it can make them even more successful in this. and it's like a virtual high korea is going to meet friends with find inspiration and enjoy shopping in this. can i where does consumer protection come into it? all is because it is all of the we have o

causes, the -- sunset clauses, the absence of icbms, inspections regime, the u.n. arms embargo which expired under the iran deal? where do you come down on that question of reentering or trying to negotiate better terms? gen. allen: it is a hard question to answer. i cleave more with the senator on this matter than probably anybody else. i do not know other than to commit to reenter the conversation about the jcpoa, we are not going to seat now come -- we are going to see an outcome like there that would look like in 2015 when it was ultimately successfully negotiated. but we do have to have some ultimate conversation about ballistic missiles, sunset clauses, we had to have a conversation about a regional approach to supporting the outcome. this is probably why the secretary is often in israel right now to have a conversation with our counterparts there. it is a good place to start. i do not have any expectation that the outcome of our conversation with the iranians and p5 plus one what looked like -- p5 plus one will look like at the end as what it looked like as

sunset, and it would be great to see m.t.a.at space. i want to emphasize that people are loving those spaces, and that it would be great to see you take a step to extend those spaces prematurely before the 120-day countdown that sends this into a nail-biter. thank you for your leadership in creating those spaces, and to all staff that have helped make those spaces great, and, again, urging you to approve an extension, rather than later, so that people know those spaces will continue to exist as outreach and studies and improvements will continues to be made. thank you so much. >> clerk: just as a reminder to our callers, the reason i ask you to state your name is so i can keep track of speakers. callers are only able to comment once during general comment, so even though were have the item come up twice in the meeting, you'll need to reserve your comments to the first or second round of general comments. i couldn't tell if that was the same speaker as before. no worries, but if you're going to comment on general items, only onc

this bill was going to sunset. as i mentioned before this bill expands on the existing law which had a sunset of january 1st of 2026. simplifies some of the requirements for end of life directives. i think that was it. there is one other sb648. care facilities. that would allow providers into acute care facilities and this is particularly important, according to one of our members who works with the ombudsman program, to help in small care facilities where there are six or fewer vets. this would require the department to distribute up to 4,000 type penneds to meet specified criteria and would establish guidelines for distribution of stipend. it would require three sevthe tf description how the stipend was used to benefit residents. it is a pilot program that would sunset between june of 2026. i think that is it for this month. are there any questions? >> commissioner bittner. >> sb515. [indiscernable] is there any requirement among the demographics for the tax reports -- task force? >> it doesn't give demographics

. >>> vino a agradecer ar la comunidad de las vegas que este domingo celebrÓ una vigilia en el sunsete su hijo, a travÉs de uno carta que escribiÓ y que tuvo que leer una de las organizadoras del evento. >>> madre y padres que viven en el valle vino von abrazar al padre que es de san josÉ y donde tambiÉn vivÍa el niÑo. >>> estamos aquÍ juntos ahora en sunset park para el apoyo de su papÁ, el papÁ del niÑo y para enseÑarle que nuestra gente en las vegas es gente de amor. >>> hoy en medio del dolor su familia, solo quiere recordar la sonrisa del niÑo y agradecer. >>> no podemos expresar quÉ tanto amor hemos sentido de esta comunidad, de la comunidad donde lo encontraron, de toda la comunidad de las vegas. >>> un reporto eje de samantha dÍaz. >>> desde comenzÓ la pandemia la venta de bicicletas ha aumentoado y tambiÉn algunas preocupaciones, es que estas bicicletas fueron alcanzar una velocidad de 20 millas por hora y para manejarla no es necesaria una licencio ni seguro de vehÍculo, por eso debido a la cantidad de accidentes algunos residentes estÁn pidiendo que se prohÍba el trÁnsito d

in the meantime the sunrise at 5:48 and the sunset at 8:35. daytime highs for the south bay. 79, abouta clara, san jose. 82 morgan hill. 81 for los gatos. upper 70's concord, pleasant hill. low 80's fairfield, antioch and brentwood. around the bay 67 in san francisco, 65 for daley city, upper 60's, close to 70 for alameda. low 70's for oakland and for the north bay in the mid-70s for many locations. 76 in napa. 74 santa rose a.76 sonoma and topping out at 83 for saint helena. temperatures warmer to thursday and friday. check out the heat that will be back inland into the mid-90s for saturday and sunday. some of our hottest spots in the upper 9o's will be watching as we possibly could hit triple digits for the weekend and staying hot inland as we look to early next week. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. you know its getting busy as you head in to the pass. no crashes though. that's the good news. we have that crowding starting out of tracy, westbound around mount house extending to 580 itself to just about north flynn. you have the

let's show you the sunrise and sunset. 5:49 for the sunrise and sunset at 8:26. daytime highs for today looking at 88 in santa clara, san jose, in the south bay, 89 for morgan hill. as we look to the east bay upper 80's for concord, pleasant hill. we are looking at 90's as we look to antioch. for the tri valley upper 80's to low 90' around the bay 66 in san francisco, low 70's in oakland. we are talking about daytime highs in to the mid to upper70's to mid-80s's this afternoon. 85 for windsor. here is the extended forecast. temperatures little bit -- reasonable as we look to thursday and friday. very similar and then warming back up a little more as we look to our weekend. not a whole lot of change in that extended forecast. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. it's already a busy one if you are up early, rolling out of bed headed to work or school. it's slow and go into the pass. we have the brake lights building from 205 getting onto 580. that westbound commute. you have a slow ride near north flynn. just beyond north flynn. that exit ramp. 34 minutes.

that reminds you of a sunset, sunset lamps, promotional video was shown to lay only 20 times. the size of it looks so dreamy and made me think of vacations. the companies know exactly what they're doing. and they know repetition raises that profile. it probably lodges in my subconscious. it's always bad because when i see the ads i straight to, i think i've seen that before. and so positively and dom at some of us put the trend is only set to continue in the next few years. social commer sales are expected to expand 7 fold. e commerce giant shop, a fi develops marketing strategy for smaller companies with minimal advertising budgets. its focus is on platforms like instagram, antic talk, social media is social media is so important for friends because it can make them even more successful in this. and it's like a virtual high street. is going to meet friends and find inspiration and enjoy shopping and that you can but where does consumer protection come into it? all of these orders. we have our own teams which are constantly on the lookout for what i'd call questionable behavio

it's called a sunset lamp. then when you connect to template cause it's a beautiful glow that reminds you of a sunset. the sunset lamps promotional video was shown to lay only 20 times the size of it so dreamy and made me think of vacations before those companies know exactly what they're doing and they know repetition raises that profile. it probably lodges in my subconscious. it's always bad because when i see the ads i straight to, i think i've seen that before. and so positively and on the top of put it even the trend is only set to continue in the next few years. social commer sales are expected to expand 7 fold. e commerce giant shop, a fi develops marketing strategies for smaller companies with minimal advertising budget. its focus is on platforms like instagram and tick tock. proposed to media is social media is so important for brands because it can make them even more successful in this and it's like a virtual high street. i'm not going to meet friends with find inspiration and enjoy shopping in this

which can result in spectacular sunsets. ah, how good is read? why do you have a science question? you'd like us to answer? send it to us as the video, text or voicemail. if we feature it on the show, you'll get a little surprise from us as the thank you. come on. just tell me you can find more fascinating stories from the world of science on the west side or on twitter, the modern museums or anything but dusty displays of objects. researchers at berlin's natural history museum are using the world 1st 3 d insect scanner to digitize their mouth collection, all of the museums the 30000000 exhibits ought to be catalogued in digital form. over the next decade, digitalization is propelling museums into the 21st century. it's also being used to archaeological fines and object savant. trade and shine pallet home to a 500, you know, salt cellar made of ivory today, it's being removed from the cabinet to create a 3 dimensional twin. it's one of more than a 1000000 objects at the palace come museum in the german city of gotten the huge number of treasures is being digitally catalogued as par

can sunrises and sunset. so of course, very moving, but also the northern lights, nighttime views are generally the most beautiful and moving the night on us is also a little more romantic management. sometimes you see this red glimmer, it's the night with the upper atmosphere. and then you notice that the atmosphere is really much higher than the thin blue layer. you normally sell space research also include studying underwater locations here on in 2019, samantha let the nasa mission of the coast of florida. her team spent 10 days testing new technology for future exploration of the moon and mars. it was an all women crew. does she think women might be better astronaut? another man's on mentioned. i think you should give people the chance to just be themselves with them. and i think just because you're a woman or a man but doesn't mean you have to be a certain way, such as more masculine, feminine, least because i'm mentally. there are many traits that we might consider to be female to male colleague of mine

his intent is that sunset.this is a wars a power act this is article to stuff bradys basically sunsetting the entire war on terror and not all of the tentacles the obama administration used, for instance a gas into sierra. >> the war powers act is a more narrow that is senator murphy's points. he said unless there's imminent approvable danger you have to seek approval from congress and is actually right on this point is only been a few brave senators who have stood up and said congress needs to reclaim their constitutional authority so what the hell is biden doing i don't trust him. straka starts the clock. there's a 90 day report this 180 day report and all of that. because i think what biden is doing is carving this allocation would have done on his the great foreign-policy vice president for eight years. president obama initiated this conflict in sierra that had nothing to do with war on terror, afghanistan, iraq whatever. that was a mistake i think biden knows it had its resetting things related the global

sunset at 8:34.ts cooler with the 7-day forecast coming up. >>> in the north bay, dams started going up at the russian river where business owner address interest dealing with shallow water. the goal is to boost waterflow in places where it has dried up . >> we were shocked. the fact i can walk everywhere in the river is odd. >> they go up every year but, this is owner safe this year they are more vital than ever. they help keep the water high enough or rented boats to stay afloat.>>> a drone showing just how bad the drought is in california. lake orville, the second largest reservoir in the state at about 35% capacity. you can see the impact in a year to year comparison on your screen. these are satellite images from other reservoirs. folsom lake probably the most clear example. others have also seen their levels drop substantially. >>> lake merritt has been the epicenter of summer celebrations in the east bay, today, the city is bracing for big juneteenth crowds. >> reporter: it is a trifecta, a he

i think comfortable it'll be warm into san francisco about 81 degrees 67 in the sunset about 73 degrees daly city. about 71 in half moon bay. so very nice out toward the water's edge. you see the green here on the computer model showing you the cooler temperatures because the breeze, then you get inside the bay 70's 80's in the millbrae and burlingame about 95 degrees in san carlos 91 redwood city. the temperatures in the south 103 in campbell, one. '04, in saratoga about 98 milpitas, a 100 a little more one. '06, in pleasanton. boy, it is just going to be scorching hot inland, a 108 in concord in brentwood and then you get some crazy numbers, get out toward vacaville about this may be a 111 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. they're going to be looking forward to a cool down, but it is going to be a slow cooldown. looks like temperatures, not dropping off until we get into lot of part of the weekend going to stay hot triple digit heat continuing now. i think in the saturday finally cooling down, especially sunday night into monday. that's when that good old fog returns. and that's going to

it's currently very bright in the night sky just after sunset, low on the horizon. certainly in this part of the world in the middle east, on the beautiful to coming up in sport fonts impress ahead of the euros. but it wasn't a good night to all of that plants football action coming up in just a use use use with me. ah ah ah ah. hello again. back to venus from other russell boyce is the chairman for intelligent space systems and the director, the flagship space program, u. n. s w camera space at the university of new south wales. he joins us now live by skype, from cambra. russell, just before the break that i was saying that venus is currently very bright in the the evening sky just after sunset, certainly. and in this part of the world and in the middle east, they call it earth's evil twin. why is that? and why is it so important for us to go that venus? thank you. adrian. venus is a lot like this. it's a similar size to earth. it's the evil twin because it's so hot there the atmosphere. there's something about the atmosphere that traps the energy from the sun. in

the best place to wait for the sunset. you can only experience that when you stay here overnight. a day trip is nice, but it's in better to stay 2 or 3 days on the island. that makes a real difference because then you can experience the perfect deceleration. so just give it a try. bye bye. see you next time. somewhere else in germany. mm . ah, excuse me. the the who's the news? the news she took it because what can nonfiction books do they can help us discover the world analyze complex disease. ready inspire us and provoked to be the winner of the 2021. german nonfiction price is 20. next on d. w. back to the future. with the electric version of the stylish motor icon. the oval mantel csc. the prototype. classic design on the outside. latest tech on the inside, the manta fandom is charged and raring to go. to 15 minutes on the b, w o, the young immigrant. they know the police, when they knew that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. going. he's not an option. peace ma, i'm on and the other day are stuck in the spanish border area. alongside other you

the latest fad is the sunset strip.strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i, i got a light i got a light on you, babe ♪ ♪ i, i got a light ♪ ♪ i got a light on you, babe ♪ >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all kind of, you know, smoking god's herb, whereas up in san francisco, it seemed like they were experimenting more wit

will extending the restrictions on iran's nuclear program which are supposed to sunset in 2030, whichw only 9 years away, will extending that sunset provision and also including iran's nuclear missile program, will that be part of this deal or are you going to have a second deal to handle those issues? >> what we're intending to do is to reimpose the constraints that put iran's nuclear program in a box, the limits on enrichment, the limits on stockpile, the intense verification measures which were included in the iran nuclear deal. once we go back into that deal, chris, the idea is to negotiate a follow-on agreement that will make for a longer and stronger agreement. that is the next step that u.s. policy will take alongside our partners in the p-5 plus 1. chris: but isn't it going to be harder to get a deal -- in other words, the sunset will then stay at 2030 which is only nine years from now. is it going to be harder to negotiate a longer, stronger deal when we have lifted our sanctions on iran? >> well, i would say two things about that. the first is that we have proven over the co

. >> this happened in the sunset neighborhood mom's a pizzeria search a lot and nails by lisa all have their windows shattered. this is according to san francisco police. and as you can see, the 3 businesses are very close together all on ocean avenue in response, police have increased patrols in the area and they say if your business has recently been vandalized. make sure you file a police report. whether time now as we take a live look outside here in san francisco. pretty sunsets out there in this friday night at a spare the air alert. >> has been extended now is air quality officials are asking all of us to do our part to reduce air pollution as we take this live look outside. we see nice night. it is. skies are a little bit hazy out there. the air quality index shows unhealthy air. >> through tomorrow. yeah, it is actually recommended that people who are sensitive should consider limiting their time outdoors officials are encouraging everybody to take public transit. that's because vehicles on the road are the biggest source of air pollution contributing 75% of the missions. so l

found support for some of the promenade was high among all city residents but among people in the sunsetand richmond neighborhoods supports was a split about 50-50. that was apparent during the meeting as some residents pleaded for the highway to be reopened to cars. >> practically empty highway close to during the week causes more greenhouse gases, great stress and increased lack of safety for thousands of commuters and residents alike. >> i just checked in. they came back from a break. is is a joint meeting between the -- and the recreation and parks department so we are still waiting on a final vote. >> what happens after the vote tonight? >> i said final votes but really this is just the started this whole process. once they vote on this, this is really deciding which way they want to go, if they want to do this pilot project or not and then if they do, it will have to go through several more rounds of public comment before making it to the supervisors sometime later this fall. >> still much to do. thank you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from ch

out there sunset tonight at 8.34, temperatures. yeah. they're going to be hot in spots right now. you're looking at 76 degrees in atherton, a very nice evening there. it is, 72 in palo alto. as you head back e along the south bay. you're seeing those temperatures of 77 in san jose 74 in alum, rock 67 in newark. a little bit of a sea breeze in the hayward. now at 70 degrees. but look what happens when you just get over the hill. yeah, you missed that sea breeze don't you got 85 right now in livermore, 85 in danville right now. 88 in alamo. 88 also walnut creek. you see those temperatures start to warm up all across the board as that ridge of high pressure starting to settle in still 90 degrees in danville and 98 degrees right now in vacaville. so you're temperatures like that at this part of the evening. and you know where we're headed. it's going to be very, very hot as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. right now, the kind of calming down in many spots along the coastline right now that ridge settles overhead. it will still be a br

who is here in san francisco, who doesn't know english by handing out flyers throughout the inner sunsete group is trying to spread the word fung has a home in the nearby mission district and because of her age and possible medical conditions. she's considered to be at risk. the search which began nearly 2 weeks ago has even caught the attention of the district attorney at this point. it is not believed a crime has been committed but getting her home is a top priority. we're here to. >> should be a part of the community and we hope to bring home. >> safe cantonese of ccs app is planning some more canvassing and search parties throughout this weekend. if you have any information on miss funds. whereabouts. you are encouraged to contact the number at the bottom of your screen reporting live in the inner sunset. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> appreciate that. dan has we switch gears now and take. is this a live look outside standing at what that's magnificent and large is that that real i'm loving on your new a gorgeous. some of the shots around the bay area and you do wonder if it's real or not

so we're asking studios and we're working with 30 at the sunset, those tear tropes. i think that's incredibly important. the 2nd thing is, is dr. saladas that it's really, really important for lots of muslims to be able to be on, be able to tell their story, being hollywood. and so we're working with studios to get deals like 1st look, deals with muslim creative. that's critical. that's absolutely critical. and it's important because it allows a diverse community to tell an array of different stories, like to go back to that last question. we'd sort of completely believe there's no one way to be muslim. there is no sort of one authentic way to be muslim, but we do believe in the diversity and the complexity of the muslim identity and being able to talk about being with them is really, really important. and so we're really working with, with these studios to be able to actually try to implement some of these changes. and then the last part about all of that. but i think is really important is we announced the launching of the pillars, fellowship, the artist fellowship

>>deal -- in other words, the sunset will then stay at 2030, which is only nine years from now. when we have lifted our sanctions on iran? >> jake: well, i would say two things about that. the first is that we have proven now over the course of the past few years that we can reimpose sanctions in a devastating way and the iranians understand that, so we obtain -- retain substantial leverage. second, there are many more things iran wants in the way of sanction relief echo above and beyond what's in the original iran nuclear deal, so we will come to the table not just with sanctions leverage, but with united front of the world powers that will pose to iran a choice. either negotiate in good faith on a longer and stronger deal and make the commitments necessary to ensure that iran never gets anywhere weapon, or they will face not just pressure from the united states, but isolation in the international community. the alternative strategy, chris, which is the strategy that senator graham advocated for, this tragedy that -- the strategy that president trump pursued, even more destabil

the marina neighborhood almost 2 weeks ago tonight, a student organization gathered in the inner sunset to help in the search for voice. dan thorn is live in san francisco tonight with more on this stand. >> well, ken and pam, the organization came out here tonight to the inner sunset because this is an area that miss is believed to have frequented they wanted to hand out flyers. they wanted communicate with this community and raise awareness all in hopes of hopefully bringing miss fung home. >> city college students take to the streets to help find a missing grandmother. 84 year-old jean chang kan fung has been missing since may. 28 as apd released this photo of fung in the marina district. the day she disappeared the search is is very important. i think it really demonstrates that we are here to stand up for each other. julia kwan is a student later would save cantonese of ccs av the organization works to preserve cantonese culture and the language cantonese is also the native tongue of fun. it's fun as the grandma of any of us who speak english as a second language. she's the grandma

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