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susie? >> reporter: if this ordinance passes which it is expected to next week in berkeley, that means all small residential buildings would be impacted first. the ones that are three stories or fewer would go first. they would have to be all electric starting in 2020. the sponsor of this ordinance says other buildings need to be electric ready because that is the direction california is going. at the free house restaurant in berkeley, cooking with gas is not just a turn of phrase. >> guess is better. it is faster for the restaurant. electricity is a little bit slow for cooking. >> reporter: a new ordinance would require new buildings to be all electric. tu

susie? >> reporter: if this ordinance passes which it is expected to next week in berkeley, that means all small residential buildings would be impacted first. the ones that are three stories or fewer would go first. they would have to be all electric starting in 2020. the sponsor of this ordinance says other buildings need to be electric ready because that is the direction california is going. at the free house restaurant in berkeley, cooking with gas is not just a turn of phrase. >> guess is better. it is faster for the restaurant. electricity is a little bit slow for cooking. >> reporter: a new ordinance would require new buildings to be all electric. natural gas stove tops and gas powered heat would be phased out. >> we can do this and will end up in a better place. >> reporter: the city council member and sponsor of the ordinance says there is a safety risk that would be reduced, as well. >> natural gas is dangerous. we know about that zambrano explosion, the fires in ridgecrest, we kno

susie? >> reporter: some confusion and some concern. one of the concerns i heard from a lot of shoppers today is where does the money from this additional fee go? we will get to that in a couple of minutes for one the other main concerns is as somebody who lives in san francisco, we have to use paper bags for recycling, so we are wondering if recycling make it more expensive because it is convenient to pick those bags up at the grocery store. like it or not, this ordinance is set to take effect by july of 2020. >> it seems like a lot for one bag. >> you are okay paying $.25? >> i am because it will encourage people to use more reusable bags. >> reporter: san francisco shoppers are split on whether a $.25 fee for grocery bag is too steep. there also seemingly unaware of where the money goes. >> did you know all the money goes to the store too? >> it is my first time hearing that. >> okay, i will absolutely bring my bag every single time. >> reporter: you don't want to have extra money? >> no they have enough of my money. >> reporter: whi

kpix 5's susie steimle is live with reaction from shoppers. >> reporter: it is official, the price is going up by more than double. those bags at the grocery store cost 10 cents. it will be 25 cents starting in july of 2020. this is a decision that was voted on last night by the san francisco board of supervisors. when we talked to shoppers, most of them say they are on board with the concept of remembering to bring your bags. but they are divided on how much that should cost. >> it seems like a lot. for one bag. >> reporter: you are okay paying 25 cents? >> i am. it will encourage people to use them. >> i will absolutely bring my bag every single time. these guys have enough of my money. >> reporter: nine other bay area cities already moved in this direction, including santa cruz, 90% compliance rate of people remembering to bring their reusable bags. in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> tonight uc regents are considering another tuition hike but this time it might not be for everyone. the hike is based tuition and would only effect freshman and transfer students. students wo

thank you, susie and michael. goodbye. hello, the latest from the bbc sport centre.eir hopes of winning their first test match against england in tatters after a devastating fight back by the home side at lords. it was a remarkable turnaround from england who were bowled out for just 85 themselves before lunch on wednesday, our sports correspondent was there for us. it's the hope, that's the problem. the beautiful, horrible hope. ireland were here to gate—crash cricket's establishment, to win at lord's. 182 runs, that's all they needed. everyone of them would be cheered and celebrated in a way loads ——lord's was just getting used to. trouble was, there were only 38 of them — runs that is. what a catch. england recovered their intensity while stuart broad has swept through teams before. here, chris woakes was his arch companion in accuracy. the overhead conditions, the pitch conditions suited bowling. the english fielders caught everything, and ireland suddenly looked like a team playing their third test match ever. defend it, hit it, anything! well, it is easy from t

in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> it was a great day for baseball. sadly enough, both bay area teams came up empty-handed. >> i'm upset. >> i know you are. you won't stop talking about it. >> thank you. >> let's get the details. >>> let me continue the suspense if i may. the giants ended their home stands today. you've got to wonder, will there be new faces when the team returns following the trade deadline in about a week. today, birds of a feather looking for a sweet. chicago hit three home runs off of rookie tyler beatty. san francisco is 2.5 games behind the wildcard. they are looking forward to a day of rest. >> just the stretch we just went through with the doubleheader and all the extra innings, it has been a lot of fun. today was a tough one. we feel really good. we need this off day in a bad way. >>> check out this young a's fan . at least he appeared to be in a's fan. he walked back to his seat and took off his shirt, and he was a double agent i will long. verlander continues. he is not loss to oakland since 2013. houston wins 4-2. >>> we t

thank you michael and susie. you'll both be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers.ne as well. next it's the weather with chris fawkes. the heatwave is over for all of us know that new data has become available which shows during the peak of the heatwave on thursday, they reached 38.7 and if he gets confirmed by the met office of the next days or weeks it will be the highest temperature ever. either way you look at it, the heatwave was unprecedented with new record set in germany, belgian stomach belgium, netherlands and luxembourg. heavy rain will be developing and become expansive across scotland and england and may affect price of wealth as well, neither northern ireland should have a clear night with dry spells. 14—17d overnight low and perhaps one for sleeping but more comfortable compared to the nights we have had to endure over the last two days. is we can's whether it dominated by the leather friend that has been particularly slow moving. that in itself is likely to cause problem with localised flooding as a possibility. heavy rain around stretching across sc

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kpix5's susie is live at the depot which may not be the end of the line. susie? >>> that is the plan. this is something we have been hearing about from caltrain for a very long time. the terminal in san francisco will be the end of the line by 2029. to pay for this project it will come from you in the version of the sales tax. >> i think it is okay. for me all of the stops take a long time. >> i wish it was faster . >> reporter: there is good news for caltrain commuters who want faster service if you were stopped which is part of the plan announced today. some of it is in motion like a plan to connect gilroy to the trans bay terminal by 2029. funding for the project is more fluid. santa clara, san francisco and san mateo counties might have to pay .18 of an inch sales tax. >> if they could do it quicker i would be all for it. >> it is not going to be free. a little bit of sales tax, that makes sense. >> i caltrain is fortunate we have a lot of support. >> reporter: sebastian says the idea is for caltrain to look more like bart and eight trains would go and both d

susie? >> reporter: the city of san francisco has allowed new landlords to pass on a laundry list of expenses to its rent- controlled tenants, including the cost of the building. but last year, the board of supervisors said that that wasn't fair, and that they were going to ban those types of rent increases. but, we found some landlords are still getting that sweetheart deal. >> my name is -- garcia. >> reporter: we first met up with rosie garcia at a rent board hearing in san francisco. she was one of several tenants there objecting to a petition filed by her new landlord, veritas investments. they want to increase her rent by 7%. >> this is my cup. i don't have a showerhead. >> reporter: tenant may object to rent increases if there landlord has failed to perform requested repairs on their units that are required by law. most of this rent increases to pay for her landlord's mortgage and increased property taxes on her building. a 2018 city ordinance for bed that kind of rent increase. but l

live in oakland, susie simo, kpix5. >>> a bill heading to gavin newsom's desk is supposed to help cover claims for future wildfires caused by utility equipment. it passed the assembly this morning assembly bill 1054 offers two different options for the utilities. one envisions a liquidity fund of about $10 billion for costs that exceed insurance coverage. it would be financed by a bond sale with utility rate payers covering the cost. now, a second option called an insurance fund enlarges the pool of money to 21 billion. it combines bonds with matching contributions from utilities themselves. companies that use this option would get a cap on how much they would have to pay back. but, they would have to obtain a safety's revocation before each wildfire season. governor gavin newsom says in a statement "i want to thank the legislature for taking thoughtful and decisive action to move our state toward a safer, affordable, and reliable energy future. provide certainty for wildfire victims and continue california's progress toward meeting our cleaenergy goals. " newsom was pushing for swift p

live in oakland, susie steimle, kpix anold building to make way for a new 20 story office tower. they will be located at the corner of park and south island. the developer not wasting any time and says the office high- rise to be a prime location for a major tech b'nai. construction of the new tower could begin in early 2020. >>> right now it is 90+, deep into the east bay. >> 20 miles that way. >> the fog and you need a coat. >> at pacifica. >> despite that, it is so interesting because it is all happening right now. if you are watching us in concord or clayton or antioch or oakley. wondering when the heat is going to go away. whether you are watching this at pacifica or half moon bay or san francisco you are wondering when will a warm-up? same time, same area, different weather. 88 and conquered, you'll be hotter tomorrow, 63 in san francisco. san jose 75, santa rosa 80, livermore 82 degrees. ring a jacket i am told. i saw a couple of tweets, the giants are playing hot. weather not so much. breezy, chilly. few first but a few moments from now. 62 degrees and will be in the 50s

susie, marvellous, you have got two sons, aged 1a and seven.he 14—year—old you would leave on his own. i would, i have left him on his own. i would, i have left him on his own probably from about the age of 12. he is very sensible, he would try and cook anything, he has got a phone, he can contact me. yeah, he will always ask me, can i make a pot noodle or something? i know he is ok. but yeah, no problem with him, but the seven—year—old, no way, and i wouldn't leave him with my eldest either, because i wouldn't trust him to look after the younger one. do you trust your 14-year-old not to sit down and go on the internet all day? i guess that is a worry as well, isn't it? that is pretty much what he does do, he is online with his friends, probably playing fortnite. i know we only talk to his own friends, he doesn't speak to anybody he doesn't know. yeah. let's bring in hannah, i know that you have got two children, am i right that your holder and let your eight—year—old home alone for a short period of time recently and you want to chat? no, we h

susie steimle talked to the ceo and the founder of tipping point community. now what are they asking people to do. >> reporter: this is essentially a plea for no more than be as him. they want to sign a petition and only are you okay with them building affordable housing right where you live, but saying that you will not fight bellticians when they approve >> we e facing a crisis of really epic proportions. not something we have seen since the aids crisis. what we are seeing is a failure. >> reporter: daniel lori is asking san franciscans to shop stop shoe gazing and start asking for affordable housing in your neighborhood. >> don't look away. don't walk by. the nonprofit, tipping point community just launched the all in campaign that challenges san franciscans in every neighborhood to sign a petition saying they want to help the homeless now. >> it is not okay for just a couple of neighborhoods to bear the brunt of the responsibility for a crisis that affects all of us. >> reporter: you can think of it as the anti- nimbymovement, the goal is to house 1100 pe

. >> as susie steimle found out, one solution that cities are adopting is still very controversial. >> reporter: it is called a sanctioned homeless encampment. it doesn't involve sheds or an rv park, simply the permission from the city to pitch your tent in an improved approved location. and the people here think this is one, but it turns out it is not that simple. daniel burns is used to seeing homeless encampment in his west oakland neighborhood, like this one right next to the neighborhood soccer field. but when he found that the city told people they were allowed to camp here, he was shocked. >> what that means is hey, come over here, it is good. you can stay here. that is in front of our kids play and that is unacceptable. >> reporter: homeless residents we spoke to said officials relocated them as a group from an encashment on the other side of the field. >> they moved us from here to here. >> they cannot kick you out? >> they cannot say anything. >> the city doesn't the spot. as you can see there is a porta potty here. the city is paying for all of that. they put us here. they

in danville, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> let us take a live look outside. sunshine on the bay area on that beautiful friday. temperatures will be creeping up a little bit. neurologist brian hackney is looking at the weekend warm-up for us. >> i wanted to do something that would at least help our frame of mind in terms of what warm weather is first checking into where it is really going to be warm the next few days. you have heard about the heat wave they are having back east. on saturday it will be a scorcher for the eastern half of the country. the heat index tomorrow, combining the forecast high and the humidity, it will feel like 102 in memphis, 110 in dc, could you imagine being in new york? where it feels like 107? our warming trend is not nearly as dramatic. and simple cisco the average is 66 and four tomorrow we will be at 66. oakland will be a scorching one degree above average and conquered will actually be below average tomorrow. and, so, with these cool thoughts in mind, in just a few moments all have everybody's numbers for the weekend, which do

live in san francisco, susie simo, kpix5. >>> the bart evening commute is a lot drier right now after a messy morning commute, water started pouring out from the ceiling at 3 a.m. at the embarcadero station, leaving the platform and tracks covered in puddles. it was coming from the muni line, one floor up. muni have been testing it to fire suppression system overnight with the drainage system malfunctioned. during the morning commute neither bart nor muni stopped at the embarcadero station. bart cruz crews routes all morning cleaning up that mess, as you can imagine, they were backed up in stations throughout the city. thousands of riders had to reroute their morning commute. >> we were able to stop the water and stopped the flooding. but, we are not going to start service back up at the station until you make the full repairs to the drainage system. >> reporter: with in just the past hour, muni announced everything is now back to normal for the evening commute. >>> i am in the lives news desk. tensions are escalating between the u.s. and iran. president trump announced today that a u

the only thing people are talking about is the record-setting crowd and tremendous and susie as an, far greater than the democrats. he will see in 2020! added residential harassment a separate tweet before tweeting make america great again intercepts one. he also posted this. i don't believe the four congress women capable of loving our country. they should apologize to america and israel for the horrible in it rings they have said. the democratroying party but are weak and insecure people who can never destroy our great nation! topics on the sunday news programs. guests included representatives of elijah cummings and ron johnson and cory booker. >> when the president does these things, it brings of the same feelings i had years ago. don't think this is becoming of the president of the united states of america. we can do better than that. friendsour republican .ave to stand up you have to go further than that it is inappropriate. you have to say mr. president, you're absolutely wrong. on.e will move >> the president did not like the chant and i did not like the chant. >> what about his

but we have to fight and keep moving ahead because many need it. >> that was susie steinman reported. veritas sent us a written rent statement saying it has one of the best track records for responding to residence complaints is one of the lowest eviction rates for the full statement as well as instructions on how to file for a hardship exemption is on our website, kpix.com. >>> let's get a check on the traffic .>> it actually looks pretty good. i will keep my fingers crossed. we want it to hold through the morning. we do not have too many trouble spots to report and mobile 5 is on the ground and making sure everything is good to go. you can see he is there and eastshore freeway and i last checked in with him. it looks like there is plenty of company. is moving along at a good rate of speed. no problems. in the meantime let's move along to the big picture where you can see mostly green. no problems to report with the exception of the usual suspects in a couple of spots. this is a breakdown at 880 and 101. it is slowing things down a bit. but once you get past it, no problems to report

susie tour for. guffey. even. you how. easy. money job leaseholder together there.this series with bite. on facebook dot com slash gen x. . and now for another episode of our planet berlin series where we introduce you to businesses and the german capital that are run by people from different countries you can find out more about that on our websites today we need to moroccan born beth. in berlin he is better known as miss you i bath his store on the famous quote. is a real institution. for over 50 years now has easer has been making sure the men of berlin addressed today very best. move. is the rebellion by love berlin and the people of berlin as well they're so charming and good. on to integrated here in berlin and i feel like a berlin or a real berlin or that you know. as a young man in casablanca has these are trained as a child in 1961 with the help of connections he came to west berlin. he started out working as a dancer at the hip hop awards begin selling. this this is i'm still got it even with my 78 years of age. i still have dancing in my blood and. he wen

the time these were discovered there was another police search going on about five miles away, for susieby the metropolitan police. but both the metropolitan police. but both the metropolitan police. but both the met and west murcia police have said that the two enquiries are com pletely said that the two enquiries are completely separate and there is no link. thank you. let's catch a look at the weather, all very unpredictable. all going on today, torrential rain and gusty winds and thousands of lightning strikes particularly across northern england and if i can show you the early rainfall combined with the lightning, you can see it has been concentrated across northern england but almost any showers can produce thunder and lightning through this evening and overnight. some really heavy rain across wales in central and southern england as well. this will ease through the overnight period and showers become concentrated through the midlands and northern england. dry across northern ireland and a large swathe of scotland, certainly across central and southern england but a muggy night, th

and for cisco, susie stein will kpix5. >>> new details this evening about the santa rosa man suspected of hitting a toddler with his van and then taking off. police say he has a history of drunk driving. 47-year-old hector hector larios was arrested. police say he has four previous dy convictions over the past six years. please believe he was also under the influence yesterday. that is when he allegedly hit a two-year-old on range avenue near cutting town mall. the child was taken to a hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive. meantime hector larios is facing a felony hit-and-run and dui charges. >>> a lost and found a tombstone back in the bay area tonight. the 1880 tombstone returned to alameda county after being found 90 miles away and stanislaus county. the man from the tombstone leaning against the telephone pole and made it his mission to find out where it had come from. he discovered it belongs to the mountain view cemetery in piedmont. >> it is an awesome feeling to have closure. it has been an interesting experience, but will make me always wonders how he got o

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in oakland, susie simo, kpix5. >>> switching gears onto the weather. it was just beautiful for most of the bay area, except if you are in the city and then the dust >> if you're 2000 feet of it was great. you are well above this. >> that is a pretty shot behind us, they closet. >> you can see what is happening in the tar behind us and also what is happening with the marine layer as we head outside and have a look at the golden gate bridge is coming back through again as it wants to do. overcast skies crossing that span and numbers are reflecting all of this. the high today warm inland, cool along the coast. san francisco managed a 64 degrees and concorde 90. santa rosa 86 and in redwood city it was 81 degrees. here is how it looks, high pressure is now building and strongly over the west coast. southland will be warming up. a ridge builds and temperatures follow suit. we do have the breezes along the shoreline though. as long as they have those breezy conditions we will make a cool coastline. the inland areas will be reaching the low 90s on friday. coa

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and at 11:30 we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with susie boniface and michael booker.y good evening. it's boris johnson's flagship leasing policy, to recruit, within the next three yea rs, to recruit, within the next three years, an extra 20,000 new offices across england and wales. the plans would reverse a sustained period of cuts in police numbers in the last decade. 0n cuts in police numbers in the last decade. on a visit to the west midlands today, the prime minister said it was the most fundamental investment that can be made in society. but some question whether the cost around £121 billion, is the most effective way of spending money to tackle crime. the college of policing with trained officers has welcomed the plans but say that there may not be enough instructors to actually meet the deadline. 0ur home editor mark easton has a report. it's about turn on government policy on police recruitment. theresa may, as home secretary and prime minister, presided over a 20,000 reduction in the number of offices in england and wales. her successor, borisjohnson, has sai

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guestsjoining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor at the daily express, and the mirror columnist, susie call a general election before the deadline. the prime minister was speaking to reporters on his visit to the web minute —— west midlands and respond to accusations from the irish prime minister, that he is deliberately deciding to put the uk on a collision course with ireland and the european union. 0ur political correspondent is there now, and remind us, what was said today? well, the battle lines between the european union and the uk over what happens next time brexit i think i've been trying. borisjohnson very clear that the current deal to him is that, at the backstop has to come out, it is going to agree to anything else. the european union is saying no, the deal stays and no deal is going to happen and that doesn't include the irish backstop, and that's see her insurance policy to avoid a hard border in ireland, no matter what happens. that's really angering some and the irish government and we have heard from the foreign minister stop live he seems to have made a deliberate de

he missed his susi terry's wedding back in february. he and jessica were very close, and there's been no action his credit card for months. a plea n from hismom. >> i really hope and pray that someone out there is listening and that can remember seeing john and can let people know that at least he's alive and well. >> reporter: now d.c. police are working this case. if you've seen this g guy,ive the cops a call at 202-727-9099. that's 202-727-9099. police want to hear from you. jim, back to you. >> all right. let's hope that family finds some answers. nk you. >>> a day before robert mueller's widely anticipated testimony up on capitol hill, we are learning what he won't be able to talk about. the justice department sent a letter to mueller today outlining some strictions. they are telling him to limit testimony to what is in his written report on russian election interference. off limits, any testimony from redacted parts of that report,i preged information, decisions made during the investigation and any communication with the presiden

my name is alan, my wife susie is a fourth-generation san franciscan who has lived in the city her entiree and mostly right in this neighborhood. i have lived in san francisco since we were married 35 years ago. for the past 20 years we have lived on 18th avenue. which makes us relatively newcomers, on the block, when compared to most of these neighbors who are here today to oppose the approval of these projects. our home is located contiguous to and directly behind the proposed renovation of the existing home of 25 17th avenue. just offset the proposed new construction of a home at 27 17th avenue. i filed two discretionary review applications run in connection with each of these deeply flawed proposed projects. despite mr. winslow's thorough description, he failed to mention 26 neighbors a post of these projects was received by planning on the dr's applications were filed. in our neighborhood, 26 people, they're only ten houses on this block. when the project sponsor or purchase the property in 2015, indicated he had acquired lot 21 , 50-foot by 120-foot lot. since 1938, the legal descri

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johnson's bluster and susie as a mother to go down. it would have gone down extremely well of course with boris johnson's supporters sammy and among the opposition opponents on the other side of the ol well they might have had some pause to think some cause for concern with this sort of sheer force of his soaring optimism and rhetoric to the beginning of a new golden age for our united kingdom invoking is charlie said this great sense of chilean optimism and can do spirit the 1st day of a new approach he said that will end with our exit from the e.u. on october 31st no doubt that is the central pillar and plank of his premiership it is where the focus of his and his new hardline pro breaks a cabinet will lie and it was to breaks it that the only real detail of the day was directed because he's made it clear once again that his preference he says is for a deal but the price he's paid for that deal is so high that it is almost impossible for the e.u. to accede getting rid of the northern ireland backstop means junking the interests of th