the b. r. t project we look at what are the utilities in the area. there are a lot of utilities p there are several pipes. there's also a pump station that keeps the water from pooling in the underpass. all those utilities need to be dealt with so we want to keep that in mind. for some technical constraints on us. the b. r t looked at those issues. from our standpoint as we've done our analysis many are not practical. you don't i won't go through all the options but to give you an example. we thought about how to put the b. r t lanes on top instead hang the stations over the underpass. we thought about how to narrow the underpass since it's 6 lanes wide. we also thought about ways to button the b. r t stations in there and we finally we thought about how to run a bus way on the viaduct which is buses staying near the surface on an evaluated structure. new from the standpoint of visibility this structure is is giant dip it puts constraints for example, we can't put a station under the underpass

boulevard which i saw is i only point out we've not had a serious outreach in the japan area over the b. r. t. for a couple of years where we need to do this and b be glad to assistant. the malls need to be refurnished. the internal facing is problematic to further the retail success of our businesses. what happens on gary with b. r. t. matters and calming gary and making it safer will drive any redesign of the malls. so what happens here really, really matters. and the last thing i want to mention is if we're considering the fill option i don't know that any uses of the space underground was thoroughly credit card. i know that additional parking was thrown out of the options very early - >> >> thank you. next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm karen i'm here today as an individual although i've been working with the japan town process. i've got to tell you i just don't get it. i've been going to the b. r. t. outreach meetings and we're still talking about so many optioned and i can't get a good grasp on what we're really talking about doing. maybe it's side running are maybe we're going to fi

my understanding of the b r t whatever it's at its sometimes much more simple than the gary boulevard b r t with the tunldz. i know that a lot of the planning into the environmental analysis is much more complex. i think it's my understanding that this funding for the engineering group and the xhauch design is in and out out of the budget it's only being phased in itself a phased approach so it's not an additional amount of money but it's important for the complexity like the project gary boulevard the tunlz that are divided differently. i urge the colleagues to think about this. that is a phased funding system. there's great things going on i'm happy we're discussing that. but i think detailing this would be harmful and we need the environmental report done and the approach that the transportation staff and i thank the gentleman foreig here this will help to engage the neighborhoods to be a part of the process and i'm for that process as well >> i think the idea to join mta and ta meeting to get the projects moving more quickly and i'll be very brief. i think that the issues that are

>>and we'll take you out live to the b-r cohn winery in glen ellen for its fall music festival. talks to us next. music >> pam: that's the doobie brothers performing "let the music play" at last year's b.r. cohn music festival last year. and they'll be there for on sunday for this year's event! >> pam: the festival starts tonight with a charity dinner. then all the music begins saturday at the b.r. cohn winery in glen ellen. kron-4's mark danon is live at the winery. and mark -- a great lineup for concertgoers! >> reporter: how much money at the race for charity? >> i believe we are at 6.2 million. >> education funds kids, kids with cancer comment and kids with aids. >> talent brings more money and we have great talent this year. great talent >> reporter: the doobies are back for their 14th and 15th or 15th time. >> public approves is back and they are always a great set out time outside summertime band. so we are really excited to be here. please come out! >> reporter: can i keep waiting for you to come out here1! >> pam: (laughter) >> pam: more on the latest out still incidents

i'm aggressively pushing a new deadline with the support of president chiu for the gary b r t not for 20/20 as planned as discussed in the past but to open in 2018. so moving those issues and items forward without dlie is critical for that 94 now a aggressive deadline. so those projects will provide a new spine or backbone to the city with the

the heart of sbirt is the b and i in the s-b-i-r-t. he brief intervention is something called the brief negotiation interview. b and i is comprised of four steps: it's build rapport, give feedback, enhance motivation, and negotiate a plan for change. i was actually surprised. when i came in, i came in actually for a minor heart attack, so when i came in, i was kind of surprised when they came in and they were talking to me about it, you know? it was, the main thing about the drug problem is tryin' to admit to somebody, you know what i mean? there's no finger wagging, there's not a lot of facts and figures about what could happen to you, and it's not scaring you about your issues, it's a simple communication style that asks the patient to tell the practitioner the downsides of their problematic use, what they think is a problem with it. and not only that, but asking them to imagine what things could be better in their lives were they to cut down or to stop altogether or to even go on to treatment. utilizing sbirt in clinical practice and

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the b-a- r-t saga continues. with less than a month until another possible strike. ere b-a-r-t and the unions are now. >> plus. residents in walnut creek may soon be paying a lot more for parking. we'll tell you how much. stay with us. (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> our top story are the bart negotiations. they will be meeting with salaries, pensions and they are still very far apart in the upcoming negotiations they are looking for some resolution. some people believed that there could still not be any agreement. >> we have moved significantly where we started in the management numbers are not accurate. they are not current. >> we are not making any adjustments until we hear from union. >> a bart spokesperson is saying that there is a 10% increase but they still are increasing 20% on a three- year contract. >> a dollar more. drivers in walnut creek could be in store for a rate increase at parking meters. the proposal by the city's transportation commission. will potentially double meter rates. when parking is in high d

the nickname blues boy or b.b. his song "3:00 blues" hit number one on the r & b charts. in 1946 you played 346? reporter: but he wouldn't play for a white audience until 1967 until he was invited to the fillmore west in san francisco. >> that was the beginning of playing rock 'n' roll and i've been doing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix, opened for the stones, and played with eric clapton and u2. "rolling stone" has you ranked number three guitar player. >> i don't believe it. but i'm not going to tell them. >> reporter: king of the blues is still king of the road, playing 125 dates a year, including this one at the white house last year where he performed his biggest hit. ♪ >> reporter: and you can keep this pace up. >> i don't know. i've been doing it. i wonder sometimes. >> reporter: is retirement in your vocabulary? >> never heard of it. >> never heard of it. >> no. ♪ you know i've had my share >> reporter: it's simple, b.b. king says. if i stop, i don't get paid. anthony mason, cbs news, atlantic city. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the th

the nickname "blues boy," or b.b. in 1952, his song "three blues" hit number one on the r&b charts, and b.b.black theaters across the country. in 1956, you played 342 days? >> 342 one-nighters. >> reporter: but king wouldn't play to a white audience until 1967 when rock promoter bill graham invited him to the fillmore west in san francisco. >> that was the beginning of b.b. king and rock 'n' roll, not playing rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: right. >> and i've been doing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix. opened for the stones, and has played with eric clapton and u2. >> "rolling stone" ranked you number three guitar player of all time. >> don't believe it. >> reporter: you don't? >> no, but i ain't going to tell them. >> reporter: the king of the blues is still king of the road playing 125 dates a year, including this one at the white house last year where he performed his biggest hit. ♪ the thrill is gone ♪. >> reporter: and you can keep this pace up? >> i don't know. i've been doing it. ( laughs ) i wonder sometimes. >> reporter: is retirement in your vocabulary? >> never heard

and: everywhere you look, it is all about the 49er's q- b. our j-r stone takes a look at the kapernick craze. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> we are following breaking news in the east bay.where a large grass fire burning near mount diablo is forcing dozens of residents from their homes. this is video over the so called "morgan fire" the fire has now burned at least 400 acres. residents on oak hill lane, curry canyon road and in the curry point area are being told to evacuate immediately. we are live on the scene. and will bring you a live update. >> jacqueline: it is still in the '90s in our far inland valleys.

the f-b-i and the i- r-s. four of the gang members are charged with fatally shooting five people between 20-06 and 20-09. all nine are charged with rackteering conspiracy. chicago police officers shot and wounded a woman who they say was pointing a gun at them. it happened last night in the 1- thousand block of west cullerton. police responded to reports of a woman walking around with a gun. they approached her in an alley.. that's when they say, she pointed her gun at them. officers shot her several times. the weapon turned out to be a b-b gun. the woman was taken to stroger hospital. her condition is not known. a woman, who was driving without a valid license is charged in yesterday's deadly rollover crash on the eisenhower expressway... four people were killed, and four others were injured in that crash. authorities say 31- year-old margo note: santillan was transporting seven workers to a job in the western suburbs. they say she was driving too fast and lost control of her s-u-v. seven people were ejected

the latest on another possible b-a-r-t strike. more news is next. continuing our team coverage. >> come out today on this first protest on the bay bridge. >> reporter: it took less than two weeks after the new eastern span of the bay bridge opened for yet another historical milestone to be achieved. >> we were the first protest on this span of the new bay bridge. >> definitely historical seeing it's the new bay bridge. >> reporter: with a contingent of california highway patrol men on bicycle providing guidance, to most it seemed a most natural phenomena. >> no why would i have a problem. does somebody have a problem with it? >> well i guess it makes it challenging for other people who want to walk the bridge but i guess it's their right >> as long as it's not disrupting traffic and allowing people to keep going they can do whatever they want. >> reporter: be they protestors or uninvolved pedestrians the bridge itself seems to transcend advocacy. >> personally i think it's beautiful and i think a lot of people are coming up here because the want to s

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the giants. brandon belt also homered and set career highs with five hits and six r-b-is the last time the los angeles allowed 19 runs at home was in 1961. tim lincecum picked up his 10th year. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, this 100 percent containment. this dramatic video that started one week ago today. and when you can go back to the mountain to visit, coming up. . unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so s

that use bart and recognize how important is to step up here >> you can join my effort the a in the b a r petition. >> again go to www.bandbartstrikes.com to supports this petition. >> we want to stop this bart strike from happening at all and that means stepping up and getting our voices heard. allied and a fortune in the writers and the texas tax payers are not in that room negotiating in trying to solve this problem there for our careers and livelihood are in jeopardy if bart strikes and we need to have a voice. and this is a way to have a voice appeared >> so please go to the web site and sign this petition if you support my efforts in making sure the strike still happen. >> stay with us we will be back after the break on kron 4 news weekend. >> now time for the kron forest tech report with the gabe slate appeared >> you are looking at the first person to ever ride a bicycle across the bay. >> he rode his bicycle from oakland under the bay bridge and all the way to the san francisco this very building in 40 minutes. >> people don't know what to make of this most people have not seen a

union lawmakers for the prestigious soccer all for human rights prize the recipient is to be decided in october paul murphy he's an r. and b. p. from the parliamentary group that nominated snowden believes he won't win the prize but it's not about winning. this nomination doesn't call unfortunately from the leadership of the european union who i think would certainly prefer to avoid the embarrassment of him winning the prize but it comes from the left in the european union which has consistently supported edward snowden he deserves to win the prize because he's a hero and he's a hero for putting his freedom on the line and it's still on the line in reality and i think he's only likely to win and i think the greens are the green group inside the parliament also supports edward snowden and what i fear that certainly the big groups will not wants the so-called embarrassment of choosing edward snowden because of the impact that that would have in relations with the us the reason you know very practical reason that we're proposing to him is to try to pressure on countries to grant in a permanent asylum we don't think he should

the '60s. and then betty lavette, doing terrific r&b. and bonnie raitt coming down out of the hills. her first appearance. sounding wonderful. another event that's not a music festival. this is the airfield broadcast at crissy field. a producer who lives out in new york is bringing 800 musicians to crissy field by the bay and she's a little like a john cage. she wants to bring accidental things together and have them collide. in germany she had swiss alpine horns. >> how did it go over in germany? >> i heard it was a lot of fun. people said very intriguing. >> that's october 26th and 27th at crissy field. >> exactly right. >> this is also a year of milestone anniversaries. >> the carlos quartet, a specifically organization created many years ago. a terrific rich diversity of music, everything from people like terry riley and george crumb to more contemporary -- to jazz musicians. they're doing a concert december 7th. they're going to be doing a new piece by terry riley and by philip glass. >> oakland east bay symphony, something else happening in the east bay, it's the 25th anniversa

hunter pence is the winner of the willie mac award that exemplifies character characters, and with the 93 r bhey really want to resign. lincecum, his last season, he had given up two different runs, to beat the dodgers. the giants cutoffs axdand they get about the plight of and hopefully next year. >> definitely, that could be happening so we are talking about how many people will follow suit. >> when he got into the face of the president, larry baer. they were talking about this, and but he was sitting where is my world series ring? >> all of a sudden, i literally woke up when he was just 5 ft. away from me. he came over and said where raiwhere do and when do i get my ring.? and what is that going to happen? >> gary: and i do not know it is perhaps not about the ring. but maybe this could be about him not to getting signed. he wanted just to get into larry's face. >> pam: i think that i would want to get my ring. but he did play. >> gary: and i think that he just wanted to let people know how upset he was. >> pam: mission accomplished. >> gary: warrior media day. and the golden state warrior

the manufacturer b will do whatever the sprefgss are. i hope as this is successful i think it will be we'll consider that and we'll have r v where we'll run 3 car trains in the subway speaker i want to mention there's a reference for disability access. i think because there are 0 seats for disabilities and citizens are challenging if i don't get a seat it's such a narrow way to get through if you have any kind of equipment with you are you're not particle mobile it's challenging and the more you open up the r vs you have alters more space that's better for citizens and people with disabilities. i want to thank mr. haley i know that when supervisor breed and i suggested this the agency was not sold and i thank you for giving it thought in moving it forward >> i know that voice chair hale i didn't has talked about the access and hopefully, this allows a pilot project. so when supervisor wiener and others went to mexico city at any time clear you get on and off a lot call your next witnesser so that would be helpful as well. thank you very much i like our honesty about not knowing your answer to the question and your flowery words you called

the puck building. (eames) r equals l, v equals b, th equals s. what do you make of it? a pronunciation key? "th" sound in japanese. substitute the "s" and thank you becomes sank you. he was teaching her to speak english with a japanese accent. this might be how they met. he ran an ad offering language and cultural instructions for people doing business in japan. she might've used the mirror to practice carrying herself like a native japanese. there were hooks in the bedroom. the mirror was originally in there. it's heavy. it's odd that they moved it. maybe she didn't feel comfortable with him in the bedroom. someone jammed the blinds to keep them from being pulled down. there's a nice view from the art gallery. maybe zach likes putting on shows for the neighbors. but a true exhibitionist would've jammed the blinds in the bedroom, not just these. well, size four designer blouse. the girl looked like a size four. bargain price, 50 bucks. there's a couple of consignment stores in the neighborhood. him i remember. but the girl had shorter hair. and i'm not so good with faces. did he call her by

the giants who lost 9-3 to san diego yesterday. pence is hitting 282 with a career-high 27 home runs and 96 r-b-i's this season. contract, the two-time all-star outfielder will be in orange and black through 2018. the giants will take on the the season at a-t-and -t park at 1:05. the stanford cardinal keep rolling. cardinal quarterback kevin hogan threw this 45-yard touchdown rector. this is part of a third-quarter blitz where the cardinal scored 21. hogan throwing for 286 yards and three touchdowns. on defense, jordan richards and trent murphy each with a pick six in the third quarter. stanford winning its 12th straight game. 55-17 the final against washington state saturday night. the oregon ducks defeated california 55-16 saturday night in the rain-drenched pac-12 opener for both teams. the game was played as a strong storm swept across the pacific northwest, cutting power to more than 26-thousand customers in oregon. it was a sloppy mess on the field, with eight fumbles - four for each team - in the first half alone. the ducks handled the soggy conditions better, building a 41-3 halftime lead. the driving w

the james r. herman cruise ship terminal, i think it was prop b, providing funding for the northeast plaza, we have the opportunity now to add a couple additional elements. one could be up to a thousand bricks. we're looking at 4 by 8s and 8 by 8s. if you've been down to at&t park recently they have a number of bricks that have been installed in the same dimensions for those of the recent championships. we're also looking at -- and this would be integrated -- look at the map here for a second that shows the location we're talking about here. if you can queue me i can point to it at the same time. this is a rendering provided by kmd which is part of the original partnership that designed the cruise ship terminal and plaza. they were talking about the bricks in consultation with the port staff, a place we thought would be an appropriate place for the brick. it's right along the rise of the walkway. integrating up to a thousand bricks into the edge of the walkway and the lawn. so, it would really be integrated into that space. that was one of the sites that the staff had recommended. we're also lookin

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executions and forced conversions ends in the christian village of miller a city where an army units force more than a thousand jihad is out of town. and b u r six schools it citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. sure has a war intelligence reports would be country with a secret deal setting no limits to how this data can be used. hello and welcome to r.t. twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean our top story now present floods you have putin has warned against for rowing the entire system on international law out of violence as he draws the american people and politicians in a new york times article this threat to the established order may well happen according to the russian leader washington proceeds with its planned strikes against syria thomas has more now. a strong and hopeful article in the new york times called a plea for caution from russia in this putin directly address the u.s. people in what he calls a time of insufficient communication between the societies he talked about the need for the u.n. and providing international stability and talked about a u.s. strike saying that it would put innocent lives at stake spread th

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economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on r g. i know c.n.n. the m s m b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on we're going to be ok. and our teen years we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not god. i don't know if. you guys talk to the jokes well handed to me i said ok. plus there was a new alert innovation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the warrior grave thinking rather that there has to be a bridge or in a court of law on the ground. there's a story sort of movie is playing out in real life. good evening i'm a mirror david live in washington d.c. you are watching our special coverage on

i said this in july i think that the gary brt is a real opportunity to do further organizing. you need projects that have money behind them. inow that b r it is very controversial but if it's going to happen there can be real physical changes that can be made to the link of transportation to japan town that can keep people coming to the neighborhood >> commissioner borden. >> yeah. i wasn't at the earlier meeting but i want to support the process. it's exciting to see a group of people come together over something that matters over the framework. this is something that we struggle with we're not creating a now a community like japan town. there's so many exciting opportunities. and heeding the words of reverend townsend this is the kind of things that don't happen in the fillmore. and some things shut down recently and that you don't take things seriously that's exactly what happened. sometimes initially it comes up organicly but we have to have the support. it's abatement to know that one of the largest tenant didn't participate and obviously japan mall meet the street in a more friendly environment s as this project comes forward but

>> my answer to that is that most of the bill is going to b e implemented. the bill was passed and signed ro law, and i voted for it as a member of the house, because i thought that we need to reform health care rather than do nothing. i think that we need tom a mende the bill, but not end it. t n >> there is a simple reason why the president and his fellow democrats do not want to delay this bill past the -- for another year, because in in january, the subsidies for the purchase of insurance kick in for a graham people, and the belief is that based on much history that once the subsidies begin to be provided and flow t people, they will like them, and people tend to feel that way about money coming their way. >> and the unions won't like it. >> well, the unions may feel fl differently about it, but once g government benefit like that efl starts to flow, history shows ir is very hard ever to reverse that, and then that would mean that obama care is here forever and any chance of ending it is n probably over. that is what they believe. >> the only model for the bill is a competitive model, a

peaceful solution to the conflict in syria is something which is definitely a good knowledged by moscow and this summit here in kyrgyzstan is a good chance to do that you've got to spin off r t b. why to afghanistan now to open up the are. where a bombing at the u.s. consulate in the afghan city of herat sparked an hour long gun battle between militants and security forces one military spokesman says the consulate has now been secured with five attackers killed at least three other people have reported dead nine injured in the attack already quick to claim responsibility that of the taliban. and to bahrain where crowds of filled the capital streets on thursday as people lashed out at security forces a huge and them of killing a protester they say a young activist was run over by a police car on wednesday but the protest movement in bahrain has been pressing the government for more than two years to implement human rights reforms and accuses the rules of carrying out a perpetual state of a crackdown. of a look at a startling footage here tarring twin waterspouts a bit of a surprise that's not on the atlantic or the gulf that's in lake michigan and in northern america warm water

i'm going to tweet and then all game some followers but isn't the objective is to watch you on kron or listen to you on k b re streets all day long been there know what you're going to say and they will not listen. are you right or not? >> pam: that's a different way to look at its >> jacqueline: of no i do not tweet a tweet my other than my weather my weather reports. >> gary: what we take a break and talk to the audience. we will talk to the crime for audience uncensored no twitter live conversation next! it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with his math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call at&t now to get the fastest internet for the price -- just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. on our newly expanded advanced digital network, you get more connectivity, more reliability and more speed options. and with at&t u-verse high speed internet, you can ch

the story. >> reporter: this morning, r&b crooner robin thicke is clearing something up about the legal limboahit, "blurred lines." speaking out to tmz for the first time about the comparisons between his song -- and marvin gaye's "got to give it up." >> do you think of marvin gaye when you write your music? >> no. >> reporter: marvin gaye's family is threatening to sue, saying thicke remade the 1977 disco hit. >> we're not the way with the way he went about doing the business. >> reporter: in this tmz video, marvin gaye iii suggests this isn't the only time thicke has liberally lifted from his father's work. take a listen to this. ♪ now, another music legend, stevie wonder, is weighin in. >> the song is not the same song. >> reporter: thicke's "blurred lines" collaborator, pharrell, say he and thicke are muj marvin gaye fans. >> all you have to do is read the sheet music. it's completely different. >> reporter: still, the allegations prompted thicke to file a preemptive complaint asking for any theft claims to be squashed. >> the keys are different. the tempo's different. the structure's dif

the manufacturer b will do whatever the sprefgss are. i hope as this is successful i think it will be we'll consider that and we'll have r v where we'll run 3 car trains in the subway speaker i want to mention there's a reference for disability access. i think because there are 0 seats for disabilities and

the manufacturer b will do whatever the sprefgss are. i hope as this is successful i think it will be we'll consider that and we'll have r v where we'll run 3 car trains in the subway speaker i want to mention there's a reference for disability access. i think because there are 0 seats for disabilities and citizens are challenging if i don't get a seat it's such a narrow way to get through if you have any kind of equipment with you are you're not particle mobile it's challenging and the more you open up the r vs you have alters more space