commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: thank you. i know that s.b. 350 provides some protections in addition to protections that we have here. in this case, the demolition is resulted in [inaudible] or owner occupied units at the end, so the right to return to that unit would disappear, can you explain what protections would be applied to each tenant and how s.b. 350 would apply to this project? >> again, that's under the rent control board, not under the planning department, so i'm not sure how [inaudible]. >> commissioner tanner: well, i'm just hoping that we can get up to date on that phase of the issue. >> thanks, commissioner tanner. that's a wonderful question. s.b. 330 for the demolition and looking at the replacement and relocation provisions, it doesn't apply when it's a single-family home. it's only protected units as referred to under the law, so it's only a certain number of units. >> commissioner tanner: thank you, miss cano. >> president koppel: commissioner imperial? >> commissioner imperial: thank you, commissioner ta

commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: i'd like to thank the staff for their really great work in navigating some complex laws. one thing i am concerned about from an implementation standpoint is having multiple programs. on one hand, it allows the city to adjust and property owners to adjust to several scenarios, but on the other hand, i wonder if it creates too much for staff to monitor? have there been feedback on the programs, that you're concerned that it doesn't have lack of clarity? if this then that, and in this scenario, if you do this, i just wonder in the balance of variety leading to more flexibility but also creating confusion. >> thank you, commissioners. natalie kwiatkowski, planning department staff. the reason why we do have a third program, which is the hybrid, is because there's a carveout in state law that san francisco qualifies for, and therefore, the a.d.u.s approved under the program do qualify under state law. so it has been challenging sharing that information for the publi

commissioner tanner?ff for their really great work in navigating some complex laws. one thing i am concerned about from an implementation standpoint is having multiple programs. on one hand, it allows the city to adjust and property owners to adjust to several scenarios, but on the other hand, i wonder if it creates too much for staff to monitor? have there been feedback on the programs, that you're concerned that it doesn't have lack of clarity? if this then that, and in this scenario, if you do this, i just wonder in the balance of variety leading to more flexibility but also creating confusion. >> thank you, commissioners. natalie kwiatkowski, planning department staff. the reason why we do have a third program, which is the hybrid, is because there's a carveout in state law that san francisco qualifies for, and therefore, the a.d.u.s approved under the program do qualify under state law. so it has been challenging sharing that information for the public as we're implementing it for our planners? that'

commissioner tanner. >> thank you.thank you to members of the public for your testimony and tostaff as well for their work on this . i did have a few questions. i wanted to understand a little bit about the thousand square foot kind of size that has been stressed as part of the way to not have a way to maximize density for incident see as long as it's a unit including a centrally dwelling unit is about this square feet. staff suggested this might encourage the unitto be rented . i wonder if staff could expand on the concept because the unit size is a certain amount that is more likely to be rented versus used by that family or one resident. if you couldilluminate how you are drawing that conclusion . >> thank you for the question commissioner tanner. the idea is something jacob alluded to as well during his presentation which is that when sometimes when we have these ideas and adding a du to larger homes, we've run into problems where the a du is too small or the secondary unit is too small. it did not motivate the fam

thank you. >> clerk: commissioner tanner. >> commissioner tanner: thank you.w questions about the process, jut because i want to make sure that i understand what is happening, and as somebody who works in local government, i like to get in the weeds of exactly what's happening and the order that things are happening. so i want to apologize in advance to the length of my questions. i think that we'll go to the rent board but possibly to mr. bentlis and to ms. flores and perhaps before that i will say that i'm excited to have this legislation here. i cannot tell you the number of times on the board of appeals that you need to go to rent board. we can look if the permit was issued properly bought without legislation saying what proper is in this this case, can these things be severed. i think that it felt very tiring for the tenants who were spending money and hours to have their appeal to the board of appeals to have this other body that is part of the city and being the one to see. and feeling like there's a big firewall between the agencies, right. it's not ou

we're absolutely happy to do that. >> commissioner tanner: yeah. certainly with the slope and the topo graphy, i don't know if you can do it on one floor, but i'm just troubled, and i want to see if there's a way to get to a more favorable outcome or even possibly creating an accessory dwelling unit on one floor as part of one floor so there's three units that are part of this building instead of just the two. and again, if you want to keep each unit being on a contained floor, maybe that's the way to do it, doing an accessory dwelling unit -- maybe on the third level up, if you're looking at the part that has the rec unit and office, perhaps that would give to that third unit, three units total for the building. i don't know if the architect or the sponsor want to speak to those ideas. >> let's see...yeah, this is the architect. i want to say, when we designed the unit above, we were trying to make this second unit a very liveable real unit that truly cannot rented out. this isn't tacked onto a back corner or anything like that. i think looking at

andrea tanner, who leads the san francisco corporate task force, says the city is on track to meet that goal. over one hundred sites accessible across the county, a majority of them up and running. >> those 100 sites include pharmacies, clinics, hospitals, school sites, community sites. stephanie: the county updated their vaccination website, identifying all 100 locations. you can filter by distance, to show sites that are only open to the public, have confirmed availability, and are wheelchair accessible. >> we have several sites that can do over 200 doses a day, so they would be considered mass vaccination sites. stephanie: she says there are 15 high-volume sites lunching by health systems like sutter health and dignity health and four school-based sites open several days during the week and the weekend. at malcolm x academy school, balboa high school, and others. each site will have the capacity to transform to a mass vaccination setting, preparing for heightened demand. pharmacies across the country are following suit. >> there is a sensual supply that we are coordinating with the d

it's now 17-14 stanford, tanner up tight. using that 6'4" frame to haul it in.dinals scored 14 points to take control. they cruised to a 41-23 win. they are now two and one on the season. cal justin wilcox after undergoing surgery earlier this week. bears led sacramento state at- time. breaking free from the initial defender and he's gone like a 59 cadillac. untouched. sack state gave it a good fight but for a 16-yard score. accounted for three touchdowns and cal wins for their first victory of the season. >>> let's head up to napa, third rounds of championship. mcneely and tied for the lead on sunday. 18 players are within 4 shots of the lead. nfl sunday coming up tomorrow. raiders and steelers. eagles hosting the 49ers. raiders right here at 10:00 a.m. >>> still ahead a bay area rapper who shot to stardom we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fa

andy tanner from the san francisco department of public health. they should life on what the highly vaccinated bay area can expect with the rollout. >> we are well prepared to ride on the rails of our vaccination distribution plan that we've already implemented over the past six back months. >> reporter: fully vaccinated pfizer patients are eligible beginning 6 months after their second dose, but don't panic about a deadline. >> is not an emergency that you get it that day, or within a specific amount of time. >> reporter: if you're eligible, talk to your doctor about your risks, and about timing your booster. it is safe to get it at the same time that you get your flu shot. >> using this as an opportunity to engage with a provider for one-stop shopping. >> reporter: the good news? the pfizer vaccine no longer needs to be stored in special ultracold freezers. >> when it is thawed from the ultralow freezer, they can keep it in a typical refrigerator or freezer for weeks at a stretch. >> reporter: that means you may be able to get a booster at any n

he spent time with tanner heat. skyler thompson had a much better day. the cats had 200 yards on the ground. back to the drawing >>> keys to the game. meditate for at least two minutes. san jose state 14-point dodge at the coliseum. tyler nevin bulldozes his way into the end zone. san jose on the board within six. that is as close as they got. nick sparkle in the midst of brett johnson and he passed reservations for six. san jose state has not beat a pac-12 team since 2006. >>> still to come, a stunner at the u.s. opener would be an understatement. how a large final set turned into a massive upset. plus, a signature win for a coach on the hotseat. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcup

tanner, the youngest, was in eighth grade then. >> it was great. >> reporter: what a change, huh? >> back to normal. >> reporter: it didn't take long to adjust? >> we had to adjust what our plans were. i >> reporter: you had been coping on your own for so so long. >> yeah. >> reporter: this time, the kids were determined this would be different. >> we wanted to know that our dad will not be taken away from us again for a crime we know he did not commit. >> it was a very public coming out. kayla addressed the cameras. the rest of the kids and their teary-eyed dad stood by. >> >> we will not sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> reporter: the family asked the public to find out what really happened to michelle. it was march 2014. >> it's time for a real investigation that will get us answers. >> i think that it was a good thing for us to finally come out and talk about. it >> reporter: how did it feel to do it? >> good. >> we newell it was time to come out and give our side and do our part in this.

tanner magee to bryson tremaine. 13 points and less then two minutes. 41-23.an jose state in hawaii. started at 9:45, still going. the early lead. calvin turner on third and goal. spartans get rolling in the second quarter. isaiah hamilton makes a nice spinning and tumbling catch. tied at seven. quick strike drive. jermaine braddock. they are just starting the third quarter. it is still 14-7. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by your local toyota dealers. we will be back later with interviews. dion: a lot to celebrate. more to come. the next steps for booster shots after an fda panel recommended them for some groups. the latest in the search for gabby petito. fbi agent's not only searching for and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, i

. >> shaw says both jack weston tanner mckee will see action in the season opener stanford takes on kansasl-state kickoff. classic at atnt stadium 9 o'clock saturday played for spectators. >> to get the reactions from a touchdown. a big kid, you know, a fourth-down conversion. they just add at to the players on the field the coaches that environment so important college football. so. >> i'm excited to have fans back. >> yes, college football much more fun this year with fans. of course, i also want to mention the opener of the giants dodgers series just got underway a few moments ago. that is a huge game going on oracle park. san francisco in la are currently tied at the top of the nl west. i know where you stand on this game. can do you cheer on the giants. still pan. okay. okay. okay. i don't know if you're oaklander giants here, i thought you were an a's fan. >> okay. all right. people who don't like that. i like both they play each other. >> tell you the you know, as long as you're not at all a fan. we always in our book, right. thank you. kylen. >> all right. well, coming up, you can

tanner finds bryson tremain to end the shutout, but it was a beat down. wildcats 24, cardinals 7. >>> san jose state visiting the l.a. coliseum. just another game. relax and take a deep breath. again the spartans felt they could shock the world in. 3-number zero, nick under pressure. screen pass picked up by the big man, jade jackson. the trojans defense looked good. they held the spartans to a set out in the first half. sc will cash in of the turnover. washington, even though he pulls it in, 10-0 lead. third quarter, here we go. tyler will bang one into the goal line, a 74 yard drive, san jose state finally on the board and within six, fourth quarter, s.e. cupp 16-7. picked up again, this time it is a house call. greg johnson, the trojans win 37, san jose state has not beat a pac-12 team since 2006. >>> yukon football remains the laughingstock of football. this sequence really sums up the state of their program right now. they are an independent. that is jason mota scoring the pick six. holy cross beats the huskies. their first win as an spf school since

tanner mcgee flips it to a wide open. jay simons for the touch.o get their -- get that, terry? >> yeah, i am with you. >> 41-23. make sure you are join nbc sports bay area for 49ers pregame live tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. newly retired joe staly joins to get you ready for the 49ers and eagles in philadelphia. then, after the game, switch back over to nbc sports bay area for live postgame analysis. all right. >>> to the pitch. temper, temper. the keeper for austin fc not happy after the quakes rally from three one down. this really had to upset him. check this out. his own rebound. look at this footwork and then blows it in for his second goal of the match. >> oh. >> the quakes win on the road. they rally 4-3. hey. that's a look at sports. more news, after the break. >>> finally, tonight, a pretty school story. mattel is celebrating hispanic heritage month with two new barbie dolls. check it out. celia cruz, the cuban queen of salsa and dominican-american author and activist julia alvarez. they have their own barbies now. highlighting women of t

just before the half, tanner mcgee fires a strike to the back of the end zone to bryson tremaine. how about this? the cardinal upset the number 14 trojans, 14-28. on the pitch, the quakes in texas to take on fc dallas. san jose out fast six minutes into the match as scores on the penalty quick. the quakes took a lead into the locker room at halftime but dallas ties it in the second half. the match ends in a 1-1 draw. the quakes, though, unbeaten in seven-straight matches on the road. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> 9/11 was a tragedy. it changed not just the u.s. but the world. so tonight, firefighters overseas paid tribute by making this climb for charity. now, these are firefighters from england working to replicate the same climb that those doomed firefighters made on 9/11 upped of the the world trade center. they ran up the equivalent of 110 stories in full gear. this is at ashton gate stadium in bristle. took nearly two hours but they did it and they raised the equivalent of $5,600 bucks. a vacaville man wanted to pay tribute to the lives lost. today,

stanford football has turned a sophomore quarterback tanner mckay as a starter now for this weekend, and it's a huge game as well. it is usc week period,, siren of the annenberg school of journalism, get in here. one of my sons goes there, so for what i'm paying -- i travel there myself. >> that's right. >> ths did not play last year because of the shortened schedule. stanford, they say they will get acquainted which is much play fights on. >> your breaking out the loudspeakers at practice again, playing the song over and over again. >> i think our guys will be used to the song by then. >> and we pivoted to layla fernandez. she celebrated her 19th birthday yesterday. today, u.s. open for court against ukraine. the birthday parties built into the next round. what a shot in the third round. as the young canadian won and reach the semi finals of a grand slam for the first time. >> what are they feeding you up north in canada that is producing such incredible, inspiring tennis this week? >> i would say it is the maple syrup. canadian maple syrup is very good. >> there you go, the maple s

kim jong-un appeared thinner and tanner than he did at the start of the year, after years of concerns weight and health. he does not have a clear successor if he were to die. south korea's president moon jae-in said their tests were a sure deterrent and their own launches show how destabilizing kim reme is. ramy inocenciocb, >> o'donnell: and coming up next, a man who uses chess to teach students how to make all the right moves. es. okay, we're not gonna ask for discounts on floor models, demos or displays. shopping malls can be a big trigger for young homeowners turning into their parents. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must rely on? -no. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fish those are? -no. -eh, don't be coy. [ laughs ] [ sniffs, clears throat ] koi fish. it can be overwhelming. think a second. have we seen this shirt before? progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. but you know what? i'm still gonna get it. (vo) sensitive to cat all

a stanford has named sophomore tanner mckee starting quarterback for saturday's matchup with number 14's after a dismal week. one showing the stanford went with the 2 qb attack in that game. rotating the key and west. and it just didn't work. the card couldn't get anything going offensively and loss to kansas state 24 to 7. the key was 15 for 18 with a 118 passing yards and the lone stanford touchdown of the game in contrast west. >> a senior completed 8 of 12 passes for 76 yards and 2 interceptions. so yeah, based on those stats seems like the right choice for david shaw's team. this saturday's game kicks off at 07:30pm, and none of the bay area college teams when last we can and cannot cal stanford. not san jose state. so here's hoping for better results this san jose state paint playing usc. that was a tough one. but cow dung and they're losing to nevada. it was kind of a shock. that was a big for them, not the way they wanted to all right, kate, thank you. thank you. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [in

i didnt, tanner's main opposition party is leading in the capital and the k province of one of fairies in the midterm primary elections. the vote is seen as a k test for president alberto fernandez, and the popularity of his ruling center left government in the primaries is mandatory and is often an accurate predictor of the final result. south african president, serial rema pose, says covered 19 restrictions will be lifted and a nationwide, if you shortened following a declining infections. but he has appealed for more people to get vaccinated to 7000000 people out of the population of more than 60000000. a currently fully protected and brazil's political movements, both on the right and left to join forces against president abel. scenario brazilians are unsatisfied with rising poverty, right? those are the headline stage. you can look my phone with my face. you can access your bank accounts with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. biometrics, a fall from 1st big convenience and seeming infallibility, comes across mo

we've got a real problem and i think it's going to compound, you know, i love to go back to john tanner's collapse of complex societies. and the more complex system is, as the more points they are there are. and we're in multiple points of failure in almost all of the structures in this modern society. and we are interdependent is a global economy. and we have to be cognizant of that just because, you know, we want something that we think we should be able to get the drugstore. most people don't realize about 6070 percent of that. okay. from china in one way. shape or form. yeah. might have a us label on it. what was produced overseas, somewhere right now you and i both sitting in front of the camera with bookshelves in the background. the difference being is that i believe you have probably read all the books in your background, whereas i have not read a single one of these. i think people need to take note of that. that's why your answers are as good as they are. that's why you're on the show. david morgan, you actually read books, which i like now. so supply chain is breaking down and

we've got a real problem and i think it's going to compound, you know, i love to go back to john tanner's collapse of complex societies. and the more complex system is, the more points of failure there are. and we're in multiple points of failure in almost all of the structures in this modern society. and we are in and is a global economy. and we have to be cognizant of that just because, you know, we want something that we think we should be able to get the drugstore. most people don't realize about 6070 percent of that. okay. from china in one way. shape or form. yeah. might have a us label on it. what was produced overseas somewhere right now you and i both sitting in front of the camera with bookshelves in the background. the difference being is that i believe you have probably read all the books in your background, whereas i've not read a single one of these. i think people need to take note of that. that's why your answers are as good as they are. that's why you're on the show. david morgan, you actually read books, which i like now. so supply chain is breaking down and china is the

. >> it's exactly disturbing and that's what i quote from tanner because again he basically says these kids are suffering from any change in their environment. any change and to use an example what would it be like? i use the example of going even in times square so if everything is novel if you can't say no then that is old and i recognize that. it squelches so i think that's interesting with some thought-provoking. >> and then the other part of that is the flipside that your discussion about savant and so can you talk about that? there is a way in which we look at savants and think oh my goodness that is amazing. it is. but from what i get so the flipside is the inability to generalize. >> i have said this a few times. i don't want to simplify too much. but generally it is true, this idea of having a pocket of incredible ability to store list of information savant is a means you have a pocket pocket of in this case is not the creative memories we talk about but for those that are able to store the information and it might come at the cost, or it probably does come i would have to inf

tanner mcgee flips it to a wide open jay simons for the touch. make sure and join nbc sports bay area for the 49ers pregame live this morning, and they will get you ready for the 49ers and eagles in philadelphia. to the pitch, temper, temper. the keeper for austin fc not happy. this really has to upset him here. check out off his own rebound, nice footwork and blows it in for the goal. his second of the match. the quakes win on the road, 4-3, the final. i am anthony flores for "today in the bay." >>> we are honoring the marines killed in the kabul airport bombing. we take you to the memorials for three california marines. we will tell you what their families are saying about them. >>> plus, the pandemic shutdown his wrestling school. how this local man pivoted to save his business. what i've learned from so many years . . . . . . of living with hiv is to enjoy every moment. my name is hugo and i'm on biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment . . . . . . used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pil

and going to with tanner out of corona, taking over jack, who started game.say, he plenty of. in fact, 15 completions, a touchdown, no interceptions and rotating for them as have to face number 14 coming this weekend, right, they call it the u. s. open, of course. but is a young who's the show on the women's back at flushing, we are about year leila just turned 19 as goes a cross winner to the first against. uh and moves on to take it in straight sets. as matter of, she's to the semi at the us as see point time ever made that far. she was asked her dad, was also coach very and not to attend her matches. my told so things, but he me to out there fun for every fight every point. today is your first finals. make it your. don't make your last over. five corner dream. fight your can't help it. like meantime, yeah, what frank was about in the edge, let's this. this incredible this right. okay. the name ben. and is, you to evaluate. you is a wingsuit. holy flying a net. she over canyon utah, by 15 ft. 400 ft. ground level. and little could even see like coming to it

another woman is tanner who has -- cells her food and sells food from her garden, produce from her garden and the major market center in d.c. she is able to accumulate enough money to purchase the freedom of many of her family members. those family members going to build schools and churches that are still really important to the african-american community today in washington d.c. as of the leap of faith that she takes tending to her produce, or plot and going to the market and building relationships where she is able to earn her own income. and then help build a community to meet was really phenomenal. we talked about early african-american churches often times or talk about black mail preachers who become these charisma attic important people to the antislavery struggle. but we don't always talk about the women in the church who are giving their tithes and offerings around the donor roles or who are leading bible study and are hosting fellowships and affairs in order to raise funds for people in need. so she really sort of stands out as someone i still think about even after having writ

the school board punished tanner simply for speaking at a public meeting in his private capacity andblems. they still suspended him. that's unconstitutional and shouldn't happen. it is expected the school board will appeal the virginia supreme court decision. virginia falls within the fourth circuit currently assigned to john roberts. he would likely have to sort out whether cross gets to stay in his job or not as it plays out in court. >> >> dana: interesting details. >> bill: you are about to meet our next guest who escaped afghanistan to decades ago after the taliban murdered her father. the nightmare is just beginning she says. she is with us now and thank you for your time. >> dana: good morning. >> good morning, dana and bill. thank you for having me. >> you just wrote yesterday that conditions are already rolling back to the way they were in 2001 back home. how? >> well, as we can all see the taliban are back in control in afghanistan and the country and chaos people are fleeing and worried that people that lived under the harsh taliban regime in 1996 to 2001 and those harsh t

tanner making his first career start last night at number 14 usc. last week in their lost the kansas state, it took the cardinals 57 minutes to score. last night, just six minutes in. nathaniel races down the sideline for a touchdown. they give stanford an early lead. second quarter now tied at 7. the cardinal go for it fourth and goal. stanford goes up 14-7. third quarter 21-13 cardinal pass goes right through the hands of the trojans receiver and is intercepted by kelly who returns it 31 yard for a pick six. staff are is there pac-12 opener of city usc 42-18. well cow deep in the heart of texas visiting tcu. damien more burst through the hole and he scores the first of 2 touchdowns. less than two minutes later, max to johnson, he spends past the defender, breaks the tackle and that is the score for 44 yards out to give tcu the lead. they hang on to win. number three ohio state meeting oregon in an on-campus slowdown. the ducks take off. he breaks a tackle at the 15 and scores on the 77 yard touchdown run to get oregon a 21-7 lead. he rushed for 16

a coliseum is david shaw and the cardinal settled this week on quarterback tanner mckee.st down on the 13 stanford second possession, nathaniel pete pops through the line of scrimmage. and where is everybody pete out? it runs the trojan secondary. goes 87 yards of the end zone six minutes into the game, stanford as i seven lead, this was a huge play with just nine seconds left in the half mckee finds bryson tremaine in the back of the end zone. tremaine gets a foot down stanford heads to the locker room with the 21 to 10 lead and this play in the third quarter really put stanford in the driver's seat. king slovis throws behind his receiver, the balls tipped and ends up in the arms of stanford's chi, you blew kelly! yes, chi, you blew kelly kelly goes 31 yards. the end zone. stanford rolls 42 to 28 evens its record at one and one want to know impact. 12 play cal at texas christian today trying to bounce back from its opening week lost in nevada. the bears is down 21 19. when damian more splits the horn frog defense and gets into the end zone from 12 yards out cal in front

. >> shaw says both jack weston tanner mckee will see action in the season opener stanford takes on kansaste and all state classic at atnt stadium and 9 o'clock saturday played for spectators. >> to get the reactions from a touchdown. a big hit. you know, a fourth-down conversion. they just add at to the players on the field the coaches that environment so important college football. so. >> i'm excited to have fans back. >> giants dodgers going on right now at oracle park. one, nothing giants with the lead will hope to have an update for you later tonight. pam, i kyle. and thank you. >> jacob says lay known as the qanon some men appeared in court earlier today. tensely is seen shirtless and wearing a horned for head inside the u.s. capitol during the january 6 riot there. he pleaded guilty to one count of obstructing a proceeding before congress. his attorney says that chansley is no longer a qanon follower and should be released while he waits sentencing voice for send a c because of his cooperation with authorities. also in court today, former roman catholic cardinal theodore mccarrick.

they were all fired up cardinal down big early in the third, but i get back in tanner makita elijah higgins 56 yards later 21 games early fourth now. mckee zips into bryce ferrell 52 yards big play again. we're tied at 21 mckee threw for three touchdown. stanford's crowd has just loving this but ucla's next play from scrimmage dorian thompson robinson to kyle phillips gone 75 yards to the house dtr ran for two and threw for two cardinal fall 35-24. there are two and two overall 101 in the pac-12. how about justin wilcox and cal coming off their first win last week in washington tonight. cal will answer right here on 4th and goal. garbage to a wide open jake thomas in the back of the end zone perfect play call seven all second quarter. dylan morris six yards to jaylen mcmillan out of fresno and recovering him in high school 2110 huskies at the half. third quarter garber short pasta, damian moore and watch more do more with the football down the sidelines. thank you very much cal down 2417 under three to play in the game garbers. he'll take it himself six yards ties the game. all we go to ove

. >> it's a serve tanner. >> greg: i don't know what is. >> yeah. >> greg: kat, this is a tiny point i'm wondering if you caught this. when they had that example of the criminal or the crime victim in her plan, they made it a male victim. i felt like because if they used a female victim to a violent crime and having her sit with a thug, they would have been laughed out of the room. that is the one thing that they just shied away from. could you imagine anybody forcing a woman to sit down with her rapist or somebody that beat her up? >> no, but this would. the craziest things, the left was obsessed with no blaming the victim. everything was blaming the victim. if you offered advice for how women stayed safe, then you're blaming them if they don't do that. if somebody bad happens to them -- this is literally victim blaming as a policy. they're saying if you meet with this team, you'll know what to say. if you said other things, you wouldn't have gotten beaten with a tire iron. or if you do, they still got through the court system and they're blaming the victim for the punishment. this

. >> and finally in bay area college football news stanford has named sophomore tanner mckee starting quarterback for saturday's matchup with number 14 usc. this comes after a dismal week, one showing stanford went with the 2 qb attack rotating the key and jack west. and it just didn't work. the card couldn't get anything going offensively ended up losing to kansas state. 24 to 7 mckee was 15 for 18 with a 118 passing yards and the lone stanford touchdown of the game. and in contrast, west, his senior completed 8 of 12 passes for 76 yards with 2 picks. now based on those stats. seems like the right choice for david shots team. this saturday's game kicks off at 7.30 pm hoping for better luck. this coming weekend because all the bay area teams, cal san jose state and stanford lost this past weekend. that's it for sports. thank u k. coming up, a new society with state of the art buildings from to 15 minute >> imagine this a bustling city designed by some. the most famous architects in the world somewhere here in the u.s. a billionaire is hoping to make that a reality reporter aaron nolan

the quarterback position, though, still kind of a question mark shaw says both jack weston tanner mckeeill see action in the season opener. >> played for spectators. >> to get the reactions from a touchdown. a big kid, you know, a fourth-down conversion. they just add at to the players on the field the coaches that environment so important college football. so. >> i'm excited to have fans back. >> definitely good to see fans back in some of those stadiums will hopefully staying if laundry stinks, it could be bacteria. detergent alone doesn't kill all odor causing bacteria. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9 %. lysol, what is takes to protect. >> in the north bay the bottle rock music festival kicked off today in that after it was canceled last year that the delta variant of coronavirus still spreading attendees will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test results. kron four's charles clifford has a look inside the venue and details on what people can expect. >> right now. sitting in downtown napa where the bottle rock music festival has kicked off. they open the gate

just before the half, tanner mcghee fires a strike to the back of the end zone to bryson treymain. nice catch for the touchdown. the cardinal upset the number 14 trojans 42-28. on the pitch the quakes in texas to take on fc dallas. san jose out fast, six minutes into the match as they score on the penalty kick. the quakes took a lead into the livermore at halftime, dallas ties it in the second half. the match ends in a 1-1 draw. the quakes unbeaten in seven straight matches on the road. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> thanks. >>> it is 7:27. we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the countdown to the recall election on tuesday. the final pushes from all candidates to get you to vote in their favor. >>> powerful tributes across the bay area and the country as we remember local victims of 9/11 20 years later. what i've learned from so many years . . . . . . of living with hiv is to enjoy every moment. my name is hugo and i'm on biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment . . . . . . used fo

tanner to elijah for the touchdown. stanford led 21-10 at the break. third quarter. 31 pick six.ins and will play a vanderbilt next saturday. the golden bears looking for their first win of the season. daniel scott, the short pick six, but the bears missed a point early and two-point conversion. horned frogs take the lead at the half. 45 yards to the house. pitch to damien moore and he scores easily. now, they need to two-point conversion to keep this game going anti-it. cal going to give it to moore, stretching the ball across the goal line, but you see his elbow hits just before so it is no good. tcu wins. cal begins the year 0-2. bring your glove to the ballpark and you get a baseball. my check for the fan in the stands. brandon belt at the plate. three run shot to center. most hummers from a giant sinceg hunter pence in 27 -- 2013. hunter was great on the mound for san francisco. six innings, three earned runs, nine strikeouts and zero walks. a career-high 201 strikeouts this season. first time he has a clips to hundred plus mark. giants win 14-4. they maintain a 2.5 game lea

tanner mckee tell elijah higgins for the touchdown. 234 yards, stanford leads 21-10 at the break. 31ix since 2017, and stanford wins 42-28. bears looking for their first win of the season. that would prove to be costly. tcu goes up by eight. four minutes to go. he scores easily, so they need the two-point conversion to keep this game going and tie it. stretching the ball across the goal line. on the replay, his elbow hit just before. baseball now, bring now, bring g to the ballpark and you get a baseball. 23rd of the year. most homers from the giants since 2013. six nine strikeouts and zero walks. a career-high 201 strikeouts this season. three run shot to right field. giants win 15-4. flags at half staff atff at oakland coliseum in remembrance of 9/11. a's and rangers. 3-0 oakland. but the bullpen gave it up. over the two runs. arbery i double to left center. bob melvin has seen enough. andrew chafin on the mount in relief of romo gives up a go-ahead homer. rangers win 8-6. oakland is two games back of the second wild-card spot. 49ers and lions later today. back to you. amanda: and

. >> shaw says both jack weston tanner mckee will see action in the season opener. >> stanford takes on kansas state and all state classic at atnt stadium and 9 o'clock saturday played for spectators. >> to get the reactions from a touchdown. a big hit. you know, a fourth-down conversion. they just add at to the players on the field the coaches that environment so important college football. so. >> i'm excited. have fans back. >> giants dodgers tied up at 2 now in the 11th inning. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay

. >> and in bay area college football news stanford has named sophomore tanner mckee starting quarterback for saturday's matchup with 14 th-ranked usc. that's after a dismal week. one showing stanford went with the 2 qb attack in the game. they rotated mckee and jack west. and it just didn't work. the card really couldn't get anything going offensively ended up losing to kansas state. 24 7. the key, though, is 15 for 18 with a 118 passing yards and the lone stanford touchdown of the game. >> in contrast west was the senior completed 8 of 12 passes for 76 yards with 2 picks based on those stats. sure seems like the right choice for david shah's team to have the key get the start. this saturday's game kicks off, kicks off at 7.30 pm. and of course, hoping for better luck for all of the bay area's college teams this weekend. not only did stanford lose last week. so to cal and san jose state that's sports more news after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? ca

. >> the reason this was so extreme is that the public -- the school board punished tanner simply forand even he went to work the next day and there were no problems, yet they still suspended him. that's unconstitutional and that shouldn't happen. >> it's expected the loudoun county school board will appeal the supreme court decision. the school board tells me it does not comment on pending litigation. virginia falls within the fourth circuit, which is currently assigned to chief justice john roberts. he would likely have to sort out whether cross gets to stay at his job or not as this plays out in court. this comes as 20 states have sued the department of education over there guidance allowing biological males who identify as transgender girls to compete in biological girls sports. shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you very much. san francisco is about to begin a unique new program in an effort to stop skyrocketing gun violence in that city. the initiative will pay ten high-risk individuals $300 each every month not to shoot people. okay, that seems like the perfect place to s