you were involved in bringing this event to the sunset. why did you choose this idea of a night market? and it's really just more than a fun party atmosphere. it really is, like i said, an effort to revitalize the city. >> the night market is actually creating joy. it's open all the fun things in life. food got music, art good night market bring people together and make street saber and help small businesses. these are the things we need in san francisco. that's why we did it. and we are doing it in the sunset on irving street. >> a huge success. thousands of people showed up and there's a demonstration of a hunger for connection and committee which is what old san francisco was always known for. >> that's right. we estimate up to 10,000 people showed up. we didn't expect that many people. it just shows that people didn't just want a night market. they needed it. people needed this outlet to be out and reclaim their community. 10,000 people from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. with no reported incidents on irving street. it was the best of our c

okay, well, hopefully it's on a night when i'm not working and i can join you there in the sunset district supervisor. hey, we'll let you get back to the fun now. have a wonderful night. i think it's a great idea. and we'll be following up on to see how it goes tonight. thank you again. thank you. thank you. all right. well, hundreds of people gathered in oakland's joaquin miller park to welcome the jewish new year this evening to wagga's annual rosh hashanah celebration has been a way for people to welcome in the new year. the family friendly program featured traditional prayers, holiday songs, talks from a torah scholar and also some live music. stay with us this evening because we're going to have much more on this event, again, celebrating rosh hashanah coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. boy, marc, a lot of things happening this evening. that's right. heading into the weekend and it looks like it's going to be a nice one for us. pretty nice. at least we're not talking about any major heat and it's not too uncomfortable out there. in fact, kind of feels a little bit mild if you're in

happened that much anticipated night market was a success, bringing out a huge crowd tonight in the sunset. >> good evening. thanks for joining us here at 11. i'm julianne glover. >> and i'm ahmad daetz, parts of san francisco are literally trying to build a better bay area by bringing the community together. we've seen it with the bhangra and beats market, the carnival at civic center plaza and now in the sunset from addressing concerns about safety to pumping life into small businesses, trying to get back on their feet, these festivals have energy ized neighborhoods and the night market in sunset might just be the biggest one yet. abc7 news reporter tim johns was there food shopping and music were all present in san francisco's sunset district friday for the first time ever, the neighborhood hosting an asian inspired night market. >> night markets bring people together. they make streets safer. they give a boost to small businesses. >> supervisor joel engardio is the man who brought the market to life. he says he got the idea after visiting similar night markets in taiwan on a normal fri

i grew up here in the sunset and this is the first i've ever seen a night market happen. so it's really special. >> paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting aht now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhoods. >> this is really the locals. this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco, the various neighborhood groups and the business is that the local community supports. >> and given the seeming success of this trial run, engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. >> so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us you

i grew up here in the sunset and this is the first time i've ever seen a night market happen. so it's really special. >> paula mac says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhoods. >> this is really the locals. this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco, the various neighborhood groups and the businesses that the local community supports. >> and given the seeming success of this trial run, engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. >> we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us your feedback, and we're goin

i'm a dad of 2 girls and a co-owner of 2 small businesses in the outer sunset. one is pete's pub and other is [inaudible]. you get this buzz in the city before outside lands happen when the giants are going to the world series. you feel it everybody is excited and talking the build up in the businesses the weekend before outside left-hand sides we get new faces. leading up to the weekend you have new faces coming. next speaker, please. good afternoon. i'm brendon lange and i'm an out are sunset resident and director at gardens of golden gate park the partner of rec dp park that manages tea guard sxen botanical garden. i want to support the poley field proposal. i think this is the joyful, positive beneficial activities we need to welcome. and another planet hen a partner to the gardens as a sponsor of flour piano event. it kicks off on friday. and also offer an opportunity to out reach on outside lands. i want to express our support for the polo field concerts. thank you. i'm sascha in the outer richmond. raised 2 kids there and i'm going to a lot of the pointses

the city's first ever night market in the sunset truly unique. a blend of san francisco with an evening asian street fair culture you'd find in perhaps taiwan. the event spanning three blocks of irving street, the brainchild of supervisor joel engardio. night markets are about celebrate bring joy. we are celebrating all the fun things in life food, entertainment, art. night markets bring people together and they make streets safer. they help small businesses all the things we need in san francisco right now. this is kind of crazy. i have never seen these streets this crowded before in preparation for the masses. vendors arriving early. the amount of people that are coming in, i mean, it's a big crowd. we're really excited. k-pop chickens in a really blow up. i think oscar singh's prediction proving correct. a long line of hungry festival goers waiting patiently for their first bite. good. but this reporter turned guy fieri for a night wanted to know more what flavors you got going on. a little bit of cheese, kimchi. it's a nice mix, emulating an a

our betty yu was there tonight. >> reporter: the first ever sunset night market here on irving street crowds of people, and that's exactly what small business owners and community and city leads want to see on this friday night. for the first time in years, brian cheung says he's seeing lines outside his visit for the night market. >> it's great! haven't seen this in a long time. it's more people than what i actually expect. >> reporter: he said business was actually better during the pandemic, and he's seen a drop off this summer. >> during the summer, i think people like more to go out and traveling, so they're leaving town. also a lot of people doesn't want to come to san francisco. >> reporter: that's what supervisor gardio is trying to change in his district. he says the biggest cam english is facing struggling small businesses are break ins and graffiti. >> we're not destined for the doom loop we read about in the news. this night market is a way to attempt to fix things because what's the best way to bring back our streets? it's bring the community into the street and say this

of the sunset boulevard pavement renovation 7, 182, 186.20 for i duration of 440 days. to r & s construction management. >> thank you. >> thank you, for answering my questions about the bids. are there quills or comments from the commission before we have a motion to award this contract in commissioner zoubi? >> thank you for the presentation and i know sunset boulevard is a main art row in the sunset. my question is, you know it has to do with the timing. marketing ended this quarter, right? q3? say in thes calendar? thank you. advertisement do we wait for any utility comprehends or other agencies to get become or everyone get back already and we are ready to hit the ground? all got back in the design phase they let us know if than i have planned work orment to join if they don't we put a 5 year on the paving they will not be able to cut in the new street without penalties. >> thank you. >> other questions. >> i move we award this contract is there a second. >> thank you. open this to public comment. members who wish to comment on item 6 the sunset boulevard 55ment reno

a spectacular view of the sunset and the fog rolling in over the hills.we will see plenty of that tonight and early tomorrow morning. let's track it . it will push across the barrier. the deep marine layer that traps the fog around the day and the fog will push way inland by tomorrow morning it won't last that long. we don't back up around the band late morning and looking at the coast in the early afternoon. >>> when the sun does break in there will be haze on the horizon because there is just enough smoke drifting down from the fires in far north california to result in moderate air-quality readings. if you tomorrow especially in the north and east bay. at the same time the next week was around we will be seeing green dots. temperatures tonight a mix of upper 50s and low 60s and we will be slow to warm up with that fog hanging out for at least the first few hours of the day. the warmest temperature will only be in the low to mid 70s. still mid-60s for around the bay and you'll be the coolest inland bay because the fog will continue to hang on a little l

we are live at the first ever night market in the sunset district. >> we think it is going to change ality of the people. >>> plus, b.a.r.t. asked to hit the brakes on a plan to cut down trees in fremont. it is the fight to prove protect a pair of bald eagles. >> i've never seen an eagle. so this is in fremont, i thought it was astounding. >>> later, like views at an affordable price. why more and more people from the bay area are moving about 2 1/2 hours north to a town they call a slice of paradise. >> let's just say the price in the heart of silicon valley, for me, would be completely unattainable. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> it is a fun one, it is friday night, right now there is a party with a purpose on the streets of san francisco's sunset district. the first ever night market, well underway. it is certainly drawing some inspiration from night markets in asia. a stretch of irving street from 20th to 23rd avenue has been filled with food vendors, art, and live music jose martinez, right in the middle of it. people behind him

as abc7 news reporter tim johns tells us, the night market in the sunset might be the biggest one yetfood shopping and music were all present in san francisco's sunset district friday. >> for the first time ever, the neighborhood hosting an asian inspired night market. >> night markets bring people together. they make streets safer. they give a boost to small businesses. >> supervisor joel engardio is the man who brought the market to life. he says he got the idea after visiting similar night markets in taiwan on a normal friday night. the streets of the sunset can be pretty quiet, but as you can see, thanks to the new night market, they are very much alive. >> i love it. i've never seen anything. i grew up here in a sunset and this is the first i've ever seen a night market happen. so it's really special. >> paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of pro

as abc7 news reporter tim johns tells us, the night market in the sunset might be the biggest one yet. >> food, shopping and music were all present in san francisco's sunset district friday for the first time ever, the neighborhood hosting an asian inspired night market. >> night markets bring people together. they make streets safer and they give a boost to small businesses. >> supervisor joel engardio is the man who brought the market to life. he says he got the idea after visiting similar night markets in taiwan on a normal friday night. the streets of the sunset can be pretty quiet, but as you can see, thanks to the new night market, they are very much alive. >> i love it. i've never seen anything. i grew up here in a sunset and this is the first i've ever seen a night market happen. so it's really special. paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of p

. >>> bringing people to the sunset. that's the goal. isco sunset district marked its first sunset night market in the city. it has faced a lot of challenges in the last few years. a look at a very busy and packed event tonight. >> reporter: it has been like this all night. a steady stream of people. so much so that i overheard people saying they were leaving because the lines were too long to get food. for those who stayed, take a look. >> i'm so happy to be eating this right now. >> reporter: food? >> popcorn chicken. >> reporter: food? >> falafel. >> reporter: a falafel burrito? is it yummy? >> yeah. >> reporter: and more food. >> waiting for dumplings and a chinese burrito. >> reporter: for five hours on irving between 20th and 23rd avenues, it became the sunset night market. >> it looks like people don't just want a night market. they need it. and people are hungry for something like. this. >> reporter: hungry is accurate. thousands came braving the long lines in the troubled merchant corridor. >> the challenges on irving street, a l

take a look at this it's the lunchtime rush at the pizza in the sunset. tonight it is about to get busier. >> have a booth in the night market so we are actually getting ready, we are doing display , we are doing lights and everything. >> has on this new york style pizza place since 1997. and tonight, his creations will be in the spotlight of the first ever sunset night market. >> we believe night market is going to change the atmosphere of the thinking of the people. the people will feel better leaving their house and walking around , party in the street. >> especially after an uptick of crime scaring customers away from this area like in some case, who owns this convenience store just a few steps from his place. >> just what we spoke, just broke my window. >> can you show us that? >> it is still in progress. >> reporter: that is why they both support having this event, organized by supervisor jewell edwardian. >> celebrate all the fun things in life, art, music, food, night markets, they bring people together, they make streets safer, they give small bus

i don't think we missed the sunset, you know why? because the sunset every day, every moment, every minute is within us. boom. [ines] there he goes again. that was terrible! [jose] this wasn't so bad. [carlota] so, dad, where are you taking us next? [jose] i'm gonna take you to the land of gazpacho and flamenco. [carlota] andalucia? cool! [ines] do you think we could get a bigger car, though? [jose] what? [upbeat music] it's hard to believe that just a few months ago the first wave of covid-19 had emptied the streets of naples and italy was in lockdown. thankfully, i've arrived during a brief moment of normality. restaurants are open and masks are not required outside and we'll be sticking to the local rules. napoli is a truly thrilling city. the second you arrive you're engulfed by a magnificent chaos and there's no point in fighting it. people here do things their own way. take the energy of new york, mix in the gritty elegance of new orleans, add 3,000 years of history and cook it all up in the heat of the world's most famous volc

the city's first ever night market in the sunset. truly unique, a blend of san francisco with an evening asian street fair culture you'd find in perhaps taiwan. the event spanning three blocks of irving street, the brainchild of supervisor joel engardio night markets are about celebrating joy. we are celebrating all the fun things in life food, entertainment, art. night markets bring people together. they make streets safer. they help small businesses, all the things we need in san francisco right now. this is kind of crazy. i have never seen these streets this crowded before in preparation for the masses, vendors arriving early. the amount of people that are coming in, i mean, it's a big crowd. we're really excited. k-pop chickens in a really blow up. i think oscar singh's prediction proving correct. a long line of hungry festival goers waiting patiently for their first bite. it's good, but this reporter turned guy fieri for a night wanted to know more what flavors you got going on. a little bit of cheese, kimchi. it's a nice mix emu

and the other party has obligations to we said that the best sunset clauses in 1320, such as the lifting of the ban on granting visas to countries involved in our nuclear and missile program will end, and a part of the arms embargo will be lifted, but the main story was that on october 23 1402 happened, an important event, according to the commitment made by the europeans and the missile restrictions and the united nations defense industry , this is the main story of the united nations, the import and export of technologies related to missiles with a range of 186 mehrabad, on the end of economic sanctions , you should see the quality of the sound. after the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from the jcpoa, we saw that the europeans i said, "let's go, you will stick to iran's rights and we will try to make them right, but in practice we saw that the same sanctions of the united states and previous sanctions were implemented by european countries. now they had an independent case that could be implemented, and that commitment was made after 8 years." there was actually another act

day on a foggy, chilly morning in the sunset district, but we had quite a great turnout. about 100 volunteers joined us. we worked on on sunset boulevard. we did medians, planted trees, us spread mulch. we also worked on sloat planting new cypress trees and the youngest amongst us were able to dig and prep soil for new plants. so we do want to thank sunset elementary school for hosting our kickoff and providing some of our enthusiast volunteers. the mighty team of neighborhood stewards wrapped up the saturday event. seeing and feeling that they had made the sunset more beautiful while strengthening our community ties . and next month, our love, our city neighborhood beautification day will be in north beach, chinatown, russian hill and other district three neighborhood boards and that will be on september 16th. we hope to see some of you there. that wraps up my report. thank you very much. thank you. interim director short. we congratulate miss hill and the department for these great hiring news. we look forward to the more detailed presentation when we see her for her reg

of course, get to the sunset in san francisco. temperatures there much cooler generally in the upper 50's and low 60's with all right, lawrence, fruit fly quarantine in the bay area now expanding to contra costa county. >> this invasive species has been detected near the cities of brentwood and oakley leading to a new quarantine zone of 99 miles. the oriental fruit fly has the potential to be very destructive to over 230 different fruit, veggies and plants around here. damage happens when the female lays eggs inside the fruit and then those eggs hatch into maggots, leaving it inedible. yeah. to prevent spread of this nasty past people in quarantine zones are being told to not take fruits or vegetables from their property and we either eat them. new covid-19 boosters are rolling out across the bay even as we speak. let's right. most people should be able to get their hands on them if they like by the end of the week, trump force justine waltman has more. >> on who they're for and where folks can get them justine. well, the short ans

so people in the sunset are saying no to absolutely everything. the day is fast approaching when they can't say no to anything. joseph de castro has lived here for 35 years. he shared. he's concerned about the height limit. 12 story, yes, but more than 15 stories. no saying. a large high rise will create traffic noise limit parking and ultimately change the neighborhood. i'm just against it. another reason some neighbors are against the project. john hickey, who happens to live in the neighborhood and is one of the developers, was indicted years ago and served time in federal prison for a ponzi scheme involving napa and sonoma real estate development, bilking investors out of about $20 million. only 5000 has been returned. frankly, i think it's a waste of the city's time right now, so it doesn't seem like this project is going to get off the ground anytime soon. the neighbors that we spoke with around the neighborhood said they don't mind more housing. they just don't want it to be a high rise. there are three, four and five story buildings in the

the sunset also has a scarcity of affordable housing. the neighborhood has only 45 subsidized affordable housing units and over 4000 people who've submitted applications, which is more than 90 people per unit. and while these trends are pronounced in san francisco, the housing crisis is felt across the state . so last year, in response, lawmakers adopted the california statewide housing plan, which requires cities to add 2.5 million new housing units in the next decade, including 1 million units affordable to lower income residents. of this amount, san francisco's share is 82,000 units. and of course, the city does not build housing itself. so we are responsible for making space for this new housing by changing our zoning rules to allow more housing to be built and by removing process constraints to get housing built faster and more cheaply. so in response to the state mandate, san francisco unanimously adopted our housing element early this year following a three year outreach process and some of you may have been involved in that proces

san francisco, 67 degrees, 63 in the sunset district, north bay, temperatures 75 and san rafael up to 77 degrees in santa rosa, 80 in calistoga heading into the east bay, mainly sunny after the morning, overcast, 70 in oakland, 75. fremont head inland and these temperatures are going to be below average for this time of year. but still nice. 81 concord and in livermore, here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll call it breezy and below average. even cooler for some of our bayside and inland communities on sunday. that's cool for summer pattern holds on monday and then very little changes expected until the middle of the week when temperatures has come up a few degrees fall starts a week from today. hey. wow. and right now we do have it warming up a little bit. but almond julian, just note that there's one computer model hinting at the potential for maybe some showers , huh? >> all right. >> just in time. hello. >> fall. hello. >> yeah, thanks. >> appreciate it. >> well, today is the start of the jewish new year, rosh hashanah. it officially kicks off it's sundown and

so people in the sunset are saying no to absolutely everything. so the day is fast approaching when they can't say no to anything. joseph decastro has lived here for 35 years. he shared. he's concerned about the height limit at 12 story. yes, but more than 15 stories. no are saying a large high rise will create traffic noise limit parking and ultimately change the neighborhood. i'm just against it. another reason some neighbors are against the project. john hickey, who happens to live in the neighborhood and is one of the developers, was indicted years ago and served time in federal prison for a ponzi scheme involving napa and sonoma real estate development. bilking investors out of about $20 million. only 5000 has been returned. and frankly, i think it's a waste of the city's time right now. so it doesn't seem like a housing development is going to go up anytime soon here . neighbors we spoke to say they don't mind a three, 4 or 5 story building. they just object to a high rise in this neighborhood in san francisco. alex wertz, ktvu fox two news.

so for the night market in the sunset district, you %now, that's the fog east side of the city. get out there bundled up and then certainly enjoy it. maybe get some hot tea year. something to keep you nice and cozy. now we are definitely on the warm side still, but not as hot as yesterday was. today is a subtle beginning to the cooldown that really is going to be noticed across the bay starting tomorrow and then staying with us. well, through the course of next week, high pressure ridge in place to the north where that low officially starting to build in from the west. that low is going to be the first of a series of lows that keeps conditions on the cooler side as we make our way through next week. so no heat waves ahead of us today. we do clear into the afternoon unless you're right along the immediate coastline, real struggle to find a little sunshine today. tomorrow morning. back to that very dense marine layer and it's going to contribute to what will be and even cooler feeling day for your saturday and sunday. even cooler yet. so we're we're going to land today. well, dayt

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survivability the ministry of defense publishes videos of the work of repair teams, which often remain with the sunsetlso let them in depends on our success on the field. combat armored vehicles are literally being repaired. in an open field, he carries out operations of any complexity from replacing an engine to installing dynamic protection and an aiming system. this stand helps us test a very fast sight by doing the same functions that is performed in the tank and identify the malfunction. e in this sight after repair testing at the test site. every day, repairmen return several dozen combat vehicles built in . alik shishkin dmitry kachurin aleksey khkhodov vladimir belyaev channel one luhansk people's republic stronghold of ukrainian militants. properly distributing fire weapons and personnel at the most advantageous positions burtaev repulsed several counter-attacks of the enemy marks with a grenade launcher, personally destroyed the enemy’s armored car in the apartment of private yevgeny grevtsev. as part of the crew, self-propelled artillery mounts entered into a counter-battery fight with an e

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the development of a proposed high rise has taken a new turn in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. the original proposal was sent back to developers as it did not meet the height limitations. now the developers have submitted a new proposal for more towers, so vocal neighbors are still vowing to fight that proposal. ktvu is alice wirtz has a closer look at some of the changes in the original proposal for a high rise out here in the sunset district was sent back to developers as it didn't meet the limitations. now the developers have submitted a new proposal that seeks to expedite the project using the state's recent ab 2011 for affordable housing. frankly i think it's a waste of the city's time right now. robert fruchtman has been keeping a close eye on this battle for high rise housing to be built in the outer lands of the city's sunset district. a software engineer by trade, he cares about affordable housing in the city, but says developers aren't being efficient or effective in their attempts to build more housing. on the west side of the city, a lot of their reasoning for this

only the sunset provisions were there to preserve congress' power to change the law. since 9 9/11, it has been amended in 2008 and created procedures to collect foreign intelligence when communications travel through the united states communication infrastructure. it was designed to target nonu.s. persons reason apply believed to be located overseas and it was a tool to protect americans and our men and women in uniform. as law enforcement agencies and intelligence communities earned our trust to retain those expansive authorities, i would say the answer is no. my written statement goes into the problems in detail and this committee knows more than ever the myriad of ways the failures have occurred. i should add this frustration is not a partisan one. since the leak of the snowden documents the public disclosure of documents in the passage of the u.s.a. freedom act. we have continued concerns surrounding misconduct and abuse of civil liberties. the public record is replete with abuse that public trust has deteriorated. obviously something needs to be done. traditional

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the project is moving along the panhandle and in the sunset district. the work typically takes a couple of days before moving on to the next segment. so residents won't have to put up with the smell for too long. the sewer replacement project is set to run into spring of next year in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. another union in california has voted to authorize a strike. members of the california association of professional scientists, better known as caps, represent more than 50,000 rank and file and managing level scientists who monitor food safety, prevent air and water pollution, and manage natural resources. the union is asking for pay raises of up to 40% caps. members say they will only call for a strike if the union cannot reach a contract agreement with the state. more than 4000 kaiser employees are expected to take part in a labor day march in los angeles tomorrow, organize mayors say they're trying to draw attention to what they describe as long patient wait times. neglect and chronic understaffing. the demonstration come

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and now the movie will play for an hour, passes at night, the museum changes this is the sunset. ese are other carcasses. these are some other lakes. this was the inshay mode of nature’s passage; it’s all wrung out. and you can take a look at the museum, well, place well, completely, both nature and the atmosphere, it would accept them and reconcile your thoughts with itself. i understand, i’m sewing myself up at a certain level in a different way. that's what the museum was like for me. this place is already full. this block of material culture insurance is already a complete mission. and, well, it seems to me that the final design of their housing is there. i can already say that i was living. it was not for nothing that he was engaged, brother, in seizing what was cheap for the first time and what was dear and important to people in my field. well, just people's reactions, what go to the museum, i take offense at my work. the museum is a collection of names and objects in the images of colleges, a person looks at these objects, and he understands that he left the consequences,

is spreading out aggressively this evening. 15 minutes from the sunset. e fog spreads across the bay. temperatures dropping in the 60s, farther down in the 60s in san francisco, still 70s for san jose and livermore and holding on to 80 degrees in concord. later on tonight, the fog is more widespread. it will be fairly shallow layer of fog by tomorrow morning. it will not take long for the sun to burn it off in the inland valley. fog backs up to the coast. i think we will see a backing away from the coast for a little while early on friday afternoon. temperatures tonight, dropping down to mostly the middle to upper 50s. we will warm things up heading through the first half of the day. they are our warmest spots upper 70s to around 80 degrees, it is warm for noon in september. middle to upper 60s along the coast. keep it going in the afternoon. the hottest spots, 90 degrees, that is going to be for eastern costa county. a lot of 80s for the inland parts of the bay area. upper 60s and 70s around the bay. middle 60s along the coast. the temperatures are going

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this is when the statistic dig sing admire the sunset, overstatement, put it out in flight. it's just something with something well, so cool. i want to go there right now and jump again. this is really so cool. bang the dome opens and you already understand that everything okay, this is all beauty. you have a couple of minutes to see it all. it’s very cool at the flying club that they spent a year recruiting not only to improve amateur horse racing. i train this way myself and professional athletes. parachutes have become skydivers of the minsk region regularly wash the lot of the republican ones with the struggles of domostroy, how is it not a corpse of the wind and measurements of our ukraine or these otku or edge agency or navin? that's all there is to it, probably, on our website tvr-krovka beeline is a reception of many faiths. so this morning i got a call door police. nastya was arrested because of you for your program, just like you don’t care about me and the child, i can be released, but don’t worry. i'll be there soon. i'll be home, but i'm interested in the documen

i'm a dad of 2 girls and a co-owner of 2 small businesses in the outer sunset. one is pete's pub and other is [inaudible]. you get this buzz in the city before outside lands happen when the giants are going to the world series. you feel it everybody is excited and talking the build up in the businesses the weekend before outside left-hand sides we get new faces. leading up to the weekend you have new faces coming. next speaker, please. good afternoon. i'm brendon lange and i'm an out are sunset resident and director at gardens of golden gate park the partner of rec dp park that manages tea guard sxen botanical garden. i want to support the poley field proposal. i think this is the joyful, positive beneficial activities we need to welcome. and another planet hen a partner to the gardens as a sponsor of flour piano event. it kicks off on friday. and also offer an opportunity to out reach on outside lands. i want to express our support for the polo field concerts. thank you. i'm sascha in the outer richmond. raised 2 kids there and i'm going to a lot of the pointses