willy discovered the grove park in. he had been during that time and he was the one that brought the the government's attention. we do not know the specifics of how we entered into the contract. it was kept under wraps for many years. it was signed in 1956 and it did not come to light until 2013. there were a few people who know about the contract including people who knew -- worked here. even at the time we entered into the contract rate this is something we kept under wraps. in the event of a disaster we would not want anyone to know where the u.s. supreme court was located. we wanted them to be able to conduct official business on their -- under their own auspices. because it was a hotel, they thought it would be a rate place because they could use these rooms to bring everyone from the court here and they could use it as sleeping rooms and turn other rooms into offices so this would be the perfect place to conduct judicial business for the country. when asked about the contract, we were asked whether it was valid. as

no, me and billy dee, we go to the grove sometimes. hold hands.ow, just talk about life. >> reporter: real life did intrude when in june 2017 solo's original directors, phil lord and christopher miller, were ousted by lucas film, a company statement citing different creative visions as the reason. >> ready, and action! >> reporter: ron howard hired to take over. >> i wouldn't have done it if i didn't think that it was a great story and a great script and that they were going to be wonderful in it. >> reporter: howard would hone in on making his "solo" a rite of passage for its heroic main character. >> i thought that every relationship and every action scene was meant to be a test of han solo. i think the "star wars" movies at their best are full of not jokes, but humor. >> what do you think? well, what do you know? >> reporter: that meant focusing on ehrenreich's performance from the start. >> he was feeling a lot of pressure. what is han solo? how would harrison approach it? i said, let's dispense with that, just table it moment and moment. >> t

as to whether the fbi spied on his campaign, putting fresh pressure on the mueller team to wrap the grove- the probe this summer. venezuela gets six more years of nicholas maduro. does that mean six more years of a disastrous economy and mass protests? ♪ shery:

to be honest something a cheeto grew up amid the orange groves along the eastern coast after studying fashion in milan she returned home to marry the knowledge she acquired in italy's fashion capital with the fruits of her native region. here in sicily waste disposal is a huge challenge for the orange juice industry. gave me the idea to combine two typical italian products the fashion and citrus fruits and that's why he thought it a company aimed at making fashion more sustainable. in twenty fourteen she in the friend founded a startup called orange fiber to experiment with the fruit and developer production process to turn orange juice by products into fabric juice producers on the island collaborated on the project. in the end that they pressed the juice out of the oranges and what's left over is this here. the door. now we extract the cellular is from the peel with a process that we have paid into it s. that i am all. the room material is sent to a factory in spain that extracts the plant fibers from the peels and spins them into fine yarns. these go back to wittily where another p

as to whether the fbi spied on his campaign, putting fresh pressure on the mueller team to wrap the grove this summer -- the probe this summer. venezuela gets six more years of nicholas maduro. does that mean six more years of a disastrous economy and mass protests? ♪ shery: steven mnuchin has said the u.s. has the proposed tariffs on hold while negotiations are going on. we are joined by mike mcdonnell, at chief economist bloomberg. reporter: i don't know what to think of these headlines. i don't think the calm will last. i think negotiations will continue and you will see rhetoric heat up by both sides, but obviously it is in everyone's best interest to avoid this trade war, so maybe it is a sign that there is recognition by both sides that this is in fact the case. david: what is it going to take to avoid a trade war? they walked it back a little bit. how could you get to $200 billion reduction? reporter: that is a good question. i think the epicenter of this trade war wasn't with the tariffs. i think it was with the zte thing where u.s. policy could have potentially bankrupted chinese

they just opened their newest location in hayes valley right next to the grove. i've always loved jess jewels, but when i started working as an aid, i realized that it was not just a cute store to go into, but it was a community hub for the desire district. we've worked on so many issues together over the years, addressing pub crawls, street cleaning, zoning issue to increase the amount of restaurants and getting benches finally along union street. we've worked together to make sure their annual >>> it really has always been a dream of mine to be in this position so that i could honor you. for now, i'd like to turn the mic over to you. >>> wow, that was incredible. i don't even know what to say after that. you were such a great ad. katv lin, i'd like to thank you for all you've done for union street, speaking as the president. but also, you helped us create a tremendous neighborhood where the customers love to come and they love to come to the street. i want to thank you for the benches and all the news racks and everything you've done for us. okay, congratulation

wheelchair access is provided at the grove, van ness and mcallister streets via ramps. wheelchair access at the polk street, dr. carlton b. goodlett entrance is provided via wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned in sign language interpreted. you are agendas are also available in large print and braille. please ask staff for any additional assistance. to prevent electronic interference with this sound room system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentations, please silence all mobile phones and tdas. your cooperation is appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during public comment periods. there will be an opportunity for public comment at the beginning and end of the meeting, as well as after every item on today's agenda. each comment is limited to three minutes. and the council will respond to our -- to comments following the meeting if you provide your contact information. you may complete a speaker's card available in the front of the room. approach the microphone during public commen

streets in blue are the ones we're focusing on the ones bordering the main public spaces as well as the grove street corridor and the backside of the war memorial at the intersection of fulton and franklin street. we have wide road ways especially around civic center plaza, and the reason why they are so wide is they are designed to accommodate large ceremonial pro-sessions and gatherings. loading and drop off needs are really high in this area because of all the large institutions that are here. we have an entire street design network that we're working on which i'm not going to get into today. just wanted to let you know that we're looking at these street holistically, and integrates them with things like vanness brt. like i mentioned, the streets are extra wide. when they designed the space, they shrunk the blocks so the streets could be made to accommodate prosessional gatherings. we think that there's a variety of ways -- that shows an example of what it looks like today. we're investigating a variety of options for repurposing that space while still accommodating the necessary travel fu

since the project was initiated not a single line is made its way from the serengeti to the golden grove crater. here but succumbing to. the reason is that there's not enough space for people and wild animals as the population increases in africa more land is devoted to feeding the people that creates a huge problem for the lions because brawling settled areas prohibit them from migrating philip and ingela are on their way to the edge of the crater here farm fields border on the lines habitat the proximity to the villages and fields greatly influences the animals home range. that can be observed thanks to data collected from a transmitter. that data that we have so far showing stepped colored lines that we have he's moved down into the forest come closer to the edge but hasn't it seems like the edge to the farmlands is a complete barrier for them. in the meantime many wildlife reserves have become. isolated islands set between fields and towns in an environment shaped and influenced by humans. we see here behind us is now typical for large parts of africa it's impossible for lions and ot

tom vacar is in the fountain grove neighborhood with the steps that residents are being encouraged to take. >> reporter: take a look around and you will see the results of the worst fire year ever in california. statewide, 12,000 homes lost. now, based on science and observations, the state and regents fire officials expect a very bad season this season, so bad, they are even asking the citizenry to have prepackaged evacuation go bags. with significant wind events expected here in the burn area on friday, fire officials gathered to use fire awareness week to issue the most sober warnings for the weather ahead this year and well, well into the future. >> this is the new normal. it is not just here in the north bay. statewide throughout california we are experiencing more fires, more acres burned, more homes destroyed and just in general more intense fires. that's the normal. >> and the year-around fire season is now upon us, where in the past it was recognized the fair season was a narrow portion of the year. it is now a year-around event. >> we need people to be prepared and make sure

up to election day and on the day itself, voter information and staff are stationed in front of the grove and goodlett entrances to city hall. excepting vote by mail ballots and answering voter questions. >> thank you, sir. vote, signed sealed and delivered. >> for voters who prefer to call for information, the department offers a phone service year-round with trained department staff to answer questions in english, cantonese, mandarin, spanish, and filipino. >>[multiple speakers] >> the department of elections produces public service announcements in english, spanish, chinese, and filipino to encouragesan franciscans to vote. they place these ads on local televisions online and at local movie theaters lead up to each election. >> one thing we take very seriously is reaching out to voters who are monolingual. lane which other than english or limited and provision to try to find means by which they receive information most often. not just about election but generally about their community. >> the department of elections also coproduces in partnership with sfgov tv this series you are watch

the original your duel for a share of these their real jeffers being gathered in the groves of palestine for shipment already. images from another time when palestinians still worked their land. a few palestinians if any could imagine they were to become victims of what would later be known as ethnic cleansing. the. after thirty years of british rule the question of this time. the un now became the forum for conflict talks focused on dividing palestine into an arab and jewish state program. probably. would not have been. crafted. but rather. have a. religion. and without that. november twenty ninth one thousand nine hundred forty seven the un general assembly met to devise a plan for the partition of palestine the man he created the. word that in the old limerick worker who comes on this from here and sat for us to united nations resolution one eighty one divided palestine into an arab and a jewish state with jerusalem being an internationalized city. the jewish state. granted fifty six percent of the land. the city of jaffa was included as an enclave of the arab state. the land known to

11 patients are -- two of them with difficulty breathing. >> reporter: a dramatic end to the schoolday at oak groveh school on blossom hill road as firefighters triaged students on the lawn before taking half of them to the hospital. >> eyes red, coughing hard. >> reporter: among the six taken to valley medicine center, danielle's daughter who has asthma. >> i need to make sure she's okay. >> reporter: must be scary. >> yeah. you know, when you see your kid like that, and they're all hurting like that, it makes you worry. >> reporter: she says her daughter was in 7th period forensics class when suddenly they felt a burning in the airways and began coughing and had difficulty breathing. 10 students, one teacher and a custodian who rushed to help were affected and decontaminated outside the school by firefighters. >> eyes puffy, red, visually, like, really teary and, like, the skin looked like -- like pale but, like, with rashes. >> reporter: the school superintendent released a statement saying: >> reporter: a spokesman can't confirm it was pepper spray. the hazmat team test showed no hazardous chem

richmond less than 20 min from the ( darya ) in the south bay... an oak grovelassroom.( james ) it happen in biology class and it make 11 others sick. kron 4's will tran joins us live from san jose. will.... ( will ) one person was taken to the hosptial wedneday after a foreign smell was detected. this happened in a classroom at oak grove high school in san jose. ten students and a teacher developed teary eyes and itchiness. the hazardous materials crew responded to the classroom and evactuated everyone. one student was transported to the hospital due to tightness of breath. there was originially concern of a gas leak but officials believe the symptoms came from pepper spray. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) breaking international news this morning. 3 americans who were held prisoner in north korea... landed at andrews air force base. president trump and the first lady were there to greet them. the three americans thanked the president and the government for bringing them home. the 3 men were accused of "host

high school and people that were our friends in junior high so the ratings shifted and we felt the militancy grovend things changed. my senior year culminated in race riots over the composition of the homecoming court with. those were really hard years and it was a scary time. king was one of the early evidence of thatuo tumultuous year. shot in his own backyard by the police i wasar just curious do u see the responses to these today, do they mirror the responses. they will say that the people are incendiary and divisive and un-american and unpatriotic and things like that. and i think that at moments like this it is hopeful debate co- helpful to remember he was called that and worse and he did in fact do things that were more aggressive and confrontational than even some of these protesta might seem. you know, he didn't tie up the cities for just a couple of hours, he tied up the cities for the end he was called all sorts of things for it and now 50 years later, that isn't what if americans choose to remember. i hope the protesters can find some information on that. i'm going to try to phrase thi

as i mentioned the one up top, it's our seismic concern at 101 grove and exiting from that building, there were plans potentially to relocate that, the juvenile admin building, that has not progressed since the plan, although master planning for the facility, that remains to be seen. and the last plan since we have been in such an economic hot zone for a while, we wanted to plan for what feels like it should have been already but has not come, economic down turn, knock on wood. so, three years of recession allowance allocations, $50 milli $50 million apiece. saying if times are so tough the capital cash budget feels a big pinch, that there would be something set aside in the debt ram to take care of what is most urgent at that time. and below that, the justice facilities improvement program. how we get out of the hall of justice. i can talk in more detail if folks have questions and then some further outprojects toward the end of the curve, public works yard consolidation and retrofitting 101 grove, so people can move out but what do we do with the building, historic. and this is how

everything from the seawall to exiting one of the most seismically buildings across the street here, 101 grove, expanding at the southeast health center, auxiliary water supply system, rebuilding an ambulance deployment facility, continuing with the a.d.a. curb ramps program, bridge program, you know they are going on in that part of the city and margaret hayward playground, and some things deferred and actively trying to figure out how to solve for them. these include the very long-term challenge of sea level rise atap addition, dealing with 170 otis street, police station replacements coming due, public safety training facility need across the public safety agencies to figure out how to deal with that. the pavilion in golden gate park needs improvements, and the india basin facility, and i'll get to the debt program. so, our c.o.p. program, these are bonds secured by us, revenue bonds secured by assets that the city holds, not revenue, certificates of participation the city holds and this is the planned schedule of programming for those c.o.p.s over the next ten years. as i mentioned the one

abc 7 news reporter kately marzullo live with the latest the developments. >> here at oak grove high school we're off blossom hill road and the fire department asked to us stay at this distance for this safety but as my photographer pushes into the scene you can see from sky7, the san jose fire department is calling that the warm zone where the patients are being treated. san jose fire department telling me just now that there are 11 patients at this point, a mix of students, teachers and custodians that they started having trouble breathing, describing respiratory distress a little after 3:00 this afternoon after something happened in a classroom. now we are told that's a science classroom. but that no science was occurring in the room at the time. so hazmat is in there at this point checking things out, trying to figure out exactly the cause of this respiratory distress. but at this point, the fire department and the other first responders here do for the know exactly what caused this. all patients, though, are being eastmaned here on the scene, not allowed to leave for the hospital

crash wb 80 at unoversity ( darya ) in the south bay... an oak groveool student had be hospitalized... because of a ásmell in the classroom.( james ) it happen in biology class and it make 11 others sick. kron 4's will tran joins us live from san jose. will.... ( will ) one person was taken to the hosptial wedneday after a foreign smell was detected. this happened in a classroom at oak grove high school in san jose. ten students and a teacher developed teary eyes and itchiness. the hazardous materials crew responded to the classroom and evactuated everyone. one student was transported to the hospital due to tightness of breath. there was originially concern of a gas leak but officials believe the symptoms came from pepper spray. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) as summer approaches and temperatures climb... so does the chance of power outages. that's the warning from cal iso. the power agency says rolling blackouts might be necessay if we don't start conserving now. there are 3 main reasons why we mi

the main focus for that particular topic has been on grove street, and we've heard very strongly from the arts -- the leadership of the arts institutions how important groev street grove street is for them, so that's why one of the main focus area for the planned street design work is the two options for grove street. today i just showed the block in front of civic center plaza but the plan it for the entire corridor and how we might create a flexible space between the opera and the symphony and might be used so thags ae definitely something that's one of the top priorities on the street design side from the project's perspective. >> vice president melgar: thank you commissioner johnson? >> commissioner johnson: i think when i go to the people's farmer's market, and i see the vibrancy and diversity of the city there, i really think that you've carried that spirit into the design. i also think that we as a community desperately need spaces where our communities can come together, interact with each other and have conversations with each other. i think this could be an important and exc

it closes august 19th with the revolution, prince's band. >> right on. >> so commissioner is a big fan of stern grove have, you know, a new executive director who we've met with a few times who is coming in next week. we're very excited for the season. so i will do a more robust update and perhaps bring bob in to meet all of you at an upcoming commission meeting. >> thank you. >> okay. let's go to general public comment. this is up to 15 minutes, this item will be continued to number 9, if need be. eric and then richard. >> good morning. i'm here in the nature of user feedback. i'm a regular swimmer at the pools, public pools. >> can i get you to speak -- perfect. >> i'm a regular swimmer at the public pools in san francisco, and i'm here to complain about an incident and follow up that took place two weeks ago. the first thing i wanted to make a complaint about is the user fees. i pay hundreds of dollars as a senior swimming every year for the passes. i regularly go to new york every summer, and i buy a senior pass for the recreation centers in new york. it's $25 for a senior. here, just to go swimm

drifter and sandman, the 6-year-old mustangs were trained in the sacramento wildhorse program and trained by inmates at a jail in elk grove. the pair will help. officials with a variety of duties, like managing traffic, search and rescue, and mounted a troll. >>> police officers in the north bay at the tables turn on them when the baby deer hopped in their patrol car to snoop around. we have the adorable video. >> hey, sweetheart, can you back out? >> reporter: a fawn that a deputy just rescued. it happened to be in the back of the patrol car . >> it seemed happy. it seemed happy in the car, and it was behind the driver side, and it just kind of jumped in the middle and then jumped on the passenger seat and out the door. >> reporter: all of this while the mama deer was nearby. >> the baby started following. the beer -- deer went back to the squad car? >> yes. they coaxed him out of the car and back to the mother. finally reunited, they ran off into the bushes. the animal rescue group says these encounters are not rare in the bay area. >> we have quite a few deer in the bay area and it is fawn season. they say that deer ha

the building can be conducted. when there is a shift in facilities and leadership management at 101 grove, sunny's knowledge of the building and its needs were very helpful during transition to a new supervisor. sunny provides hi knowledge of 101 grove street, but he does so with impeccable skills. he always has a 13450i8 to greet everyone. he is incredibly hard working and dedicated to doing his job with integrity. "sunny" ho is a great asset to sfdph, and today we thank him for being an important member of our staff. [applause]. [ inaudible ] >> okay. can the prime team come forward. [applause]. >> here we go. here we go. all right. so as all of you know, prime is the most ambitious paper performance service program that we have been involved with to date. rina gupta, patrick oh, senior analyst for strategic initiatives in three of our prime coordinators, karen chen, sally kelley, arcually scshley scarborough, ellen chen, luke day, and rosalieferrer, lisa golden and ayana bennett, robert lynch, barb wismer, and joseph pace, anna delgado, i don't say chase and todd may, and david woods and david smith. winnie see,

ending in sacramento on saturday. >> the women's raise starts tomorrow in elk grove. r. >> world news with david muir up next. i'm kristen sze. >> dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate >>> tonight, breaking news.ciate the president and the payment. president trump now confirming he paid his lawyer michael cohen more than $100,000, after he denied knowing anything about the hush money paid to stormy daniels. what his new financial disclosure now reveals. >>> also tonight, north korea. will the summit happen after all? kim jong-un furious with comments coming from the white house. president trump had said, it is simple, they get rid of their nukes. but tonight, the first standoff before the summit. the white house now responding. >>> the school shooting today. seniors gathering, rehearsing for graduation, when a fellow senior begins shooting in the school. >>> the deadly package and the explosion inside this building. the woman killed. >> i need to have the building evacuated, all crews pull back from the incident. >> the children running for cover. and what autho

in order his idea was to get the water bubbling again but not like it did during the fourteenth right and. it's a grove of the both secure during the planning i always had the king in my mind he considered himself a divine ruler and was always at the center of my thoughts. to mother if we feel. the figures in the water remind us of the dances held at the royal court that were created by artists sean michel or to neil together with louis benet. this is what it looked like in the seventeenth century. the modern day look is more open and i'm disciplined. through both of the words in verse sire in a bill shape. they are there to be explored and as soon as you enter the inner part you have the total overview. and i realised it's the same in my own garden where you. also left his mark on the gardens of the palace over twenty years ago he planted new flower beds there and extended the lawn. i planted to cover the steps to the terrace a colorful mix of the then president's wife benedict she wanted roses but there are also lots of flowers that don't wither. these days president emanuel mccraw and his guests can

are also taking precautions a good example of this is a recent condo project in the coastal neighborhood of coconut grove where the builder added to seventy naked parks to better absorb water from flooding in or south florida's coastal communities will be reshaped both physically and economically by climate change and it is very possible that in the near future the hottest properties on the market will be located in dried neighborhoods rather than close to the big nickel less o'donovan. miami. and turning from climate news to oil there is a link there the big player saudi arabia is now reportedly focusing on plans to try and increase oil prices to above eighty dollars per barrel the defacto saudi ruler crown prince m.b.'s mohamed bin solomon is reportedly committed to the policy which is a break with past efforts to hold down prices in exchange for u.s. arms and diplomatic support saudi rulers have imposed austerity budgets in recent years as the price of oil has been relatively low along the price the bout back gives the crown prince a little more wealth to share among the population as he tries to rest

are also taking precautions a good example of this is a recent condo project in the coastal neighborhood of coconut grove where the builder added a seventeen acre park to better absorb water from flooding in all south florida's coastal communities will be reshaped both physically and economically by climate change and it is very possible that in the near future the hottest properties on the market will be located in dried neighborhoods rather than close to the big. donovan. miami. climate. the oil there is a link there the big players saudi arabia is now reportedly focusing on plans to try and increase oil prices to above eighty dollars per barrel the defacto saudi ruler crown prince m.b.'s mohamed bin solomon is reportedly committed to the policy which is a break with past efforts to hold down prices in exchange for u.s. arms and diplomatic support saudi rulers have imposed austerity budgets in recent years as the price of oil has been relatively low allowing the price to bounce back gives the crown prince a little more wealth to share among the population as he tries to restructure the saudi economy. t

the mother of deebony groves, one of the victims of the deadly shooting at a waffle house last month, accepted her daughter's belmont university. this comes as the suspect makes his first court appearance later today. he faces four counts of criminal homicide. >>> today in a rare news conference, first lady melania trump will officially announce her platform which will focus on children's issues including the prevention of cyberbullying. in the meantime, "the washington poshe and the president spend little to no time together and are leading separate lives inside the white house. aides tell "the washington post" the two have their own bedrooms, they seldom eat together, and the first lady rarely steps foot in the west wing. >>> a jetblue flight from puerto rico was forced to make an emergency landing after the windshield shattered midair. the airline says the flight landed in ft. lauderdale out of an abundance of caution. the flight crew said it was only the outer layer that shattered. >> it happens, i won't say frequently, but i've actually had this happen before so, like i said, the