and if you want to look at townsend. this is from an area from one area of light planes, to another area but this is slated to help make up with the original biplanes. and the,s one by calling it just disappears and they're going to be incorporating some both directions. when towns and meets up with the embarcadero, there will stay of the car traffic the entire way. and the market there has a nice big wide, traffibicye lanes. and near fisherman's wharf, the could be very treacherous. and over here, near hong the boulevard, and this will also activate and connect by calling from one other pipeline. and jeff bush. >> these were laying down a fresh paint on townsend. in 2006, there were prohibited from going forward and plans to install more by claims by a court injunction. because of a lack of environmental review. last friday, that was lifted in now the plan is back in action. 60 that left 31 felt miles to the existing 48 mi. in the city. when this will be finished, 79 mi. of pipelines. city leaders is that the bikes will

we have received also a zoning administrator hearing. 460 townsend is almost next door to 466. 460 townsend actually houses the

we have received also a zoning administrator hearing. 460 townsend is almost next door to 466. 460 townsend actually houses the fine arts program. they have requested a zoning administrate i don't remember hearing. they have asked us to reconsider our notice of violation and penalty. that will be taking place on august 5th. so we have distinguished between the buildings that were purchased earlier and the buildings that were purchased after that time period. are there new ones they are acquiring since that time? >> not to my knowledge. they could have, but we have not been made aware of buildings they have purchased since. we have been working with them on the signage. we have signage on that. we doo ask that every sign that comes down be veffed with the filing of a building permit. there still are quite a few left to go. there are many more signs that need to go. that is one thing that is significant as well, is our progress in the signed survey. as our director also stated, at the time of the last lapped use hearing we had not received ad quailt information to proceed with the environment

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one is the deadline for removal of that number 10 townsend bus from the term nuss, an the area is an assurance that no other buses or muni equipment will be placed in that term nuss -- terminus, for reasons set forth in two different letters to your organization and the city attorney's office. so we would ask that you move to provide assurance for those two issues, a deadline and no additional buses. in my last few seconds, i may offer advice, completely undangerous since no one takes it anyway. but you have installed at that location, a port a potty, which has created a perm-a-potty and creates bad smells. >> thank you. we are talking to staff. can you do that? the two issues raised and the other service provided in that area? >> yes. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mr. chair, members of the board. i am with the streets division. this proposal currently before you on the consent calendar is to exactly what the gentleman has asked for. right now the terminal is on 25th between portrero and hampshire. it is shared by the number 10 and the 33. the proposal is to relocate it to a

that is rachel townsend, my child. shelly tatum who just does outstanding work. montana jennings, tell helps raise money and he is a guy who does not mind raising money or doing groundwork, either, as all of these people are. raymond brown. janet bonds, and janet sits at the table right there. she helps on every aspect. the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the ar

now i will present to reverend townsend, a certificate from the board of supervisors celebrating today. thank you. >> good afternoon. this is a great time. i just want to first thank you all for coming. thank you for coming time after time, because it is all about celebration, and if you don't show up, there is no party. thanks for being here. i also would like to welcome our interns from the port. stand up, please. these young people are working at the port [applause] and this is a social program we have there. we are continuing, as bevan mentioned, we always ask about what is going on with hiring. "i'm on the budget committee," and they are prepared, because i am going to ask that question. i want numbers, what is going on, and what will they do to make it better? so again, i want to thank you once again for allowing me to serve. it is an honor. i used to hear that and not know what it meant, but i do. to serve is an honor. it is an honor. i want you to continue doing what you do, but remember, you have to think about all of us and continue to serve the interest of the people around

and on townsend street, and one the system on the san francisco will have nearly 80 mi.cycles. city leaders this a more bicycle lanes are more safer streets. >> this will delineate part of the streets and infrastructure that belongs to the bicyclists. and also, how automobiles and bicyclists can work together. how and that comes with this plan with motorists following the rules. and check this out, this bicycle instead to wait for this taxi driver to go out before he could move on. the city will not provide specifics but it will be provided and moved in other areas from parallel to side by side parking. in san francisco, jeff bush, kron 4 news. >> ac transit as a compliance with the judge that must honor its old contract. where they go to binding arbitration. ahoy the previous work schedule, and they went into effect yesterday. despite the change, one to two operators still called in sick, today and that is higher than the average of 100 today it was one to two. and the new temporary today was 122 people the called them from the ac transit. >> and this is the temporary t

the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded back because of rockfalls. it was too expensive to put in foundations, so the foundation for that building is right on the surface. over the years, the rock face has receded to the point now where the flooding in the face of the bluff come together -- the footing and the face of the building and the bloc come together and are exposed. >> the confidence in the building is starting to be undermined. down at the bottom of the hill, out towards the bed, there are all kinds of uses there. what on earth would they be doing? >> what you are looking at here, two things occur along the south waterfront. one, sand that is dredged from the sacramento river is actually put on barges and brought down into the bag at pier 80 and 92, and then they stockpil

one is the deadline for removal of that number 10 townsend bus from the term nuss, an the area is an assurance that no other buses or muni equipment will be placed in that term nuss -- terminus, for reasons set forth in two different letters to your organization and the city attorney's office. so we would ask that you move to provide assurance for those two

there is also the building at 2525 gerald as well as a building for 60 townsend which is almost next door to an existing building. because these buildings were purchased after, what we did is we sent out enforcement notifications as well as -- we have recently been informed by the academy of arts that they will vacate 930

townsend, market, ocean avenue are some of the streets that will be affected. cycling has increased in the city 53% since the injunction was put in place since 2006. the mayor will be out here around -- later this morning. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:06. it's taken years for it to happen but this morning a massive tunnel boring machine will start work on the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel. a machine called the road header will start drilling from the east side. the entire two-lane tunnel will be about 3200 feet long. caltrans is hoping to have that fourth bore ready for traffic in about three years. >>> speaking of traffic. let's check in with sal who is starting in san jose. what's going on, sal? >> we're just seeing traffic getting a little busier on 101 northbound approaching the airport. not too bad. it seems to even have improved the last 15 minutes or so. it goes up you will see slowing in sunnyvale. this morning's commute is not too bad. this is 8 0 north and southbound. that traffic moves along well. >>> if you are driving at the bay

heightened security comes after the threat and graffitti were discovered august 4th at the school on townsend avenue. >>> police in oakland are investigating a fatal shooting. this happened about 9:30. it's believe the unidentified victim was a 54-year-old man who was living inside his truck. police are now looking for the victim's girlfriend who they believe may have been involved. >>> police in antioch are looking for thieves they say burglarized a home and stole several guns. someone tried to break into a house on basley avenue. the thieves stole several items including a large gun safe holding several rifles and hand guns. the thieves were gone by the time police got there. investigators confirmed that that house had been burglarized. >>> the fbi is still trying to sort out a major incident at san francisco airport. a threatening phone call threatening a specific american airline flight grounded a flight for hours. flight 24 was headed for new york, but, instead, was redirectd to a remote part of the tarmac as police officers and federal agents warmed in to investigate. >> there was a v-t

the first project will include bike and improvements on townsend st.nd north point. >> chamber of commerce backing car leave the arena in a bid for the senate's in maine to unseat barbara boxer there was a poll released last month that showed 47 percent of likely voters support boxer and 44 back to fee if the arena. the candidate says the chamber of commerce in dues >> president barack obama is picking up pace for campaign cash in texas in austin and dallas stocks, as democrat are holding on to the majority in the house and senate halfway through the term. mr. bauman is expected to remind people about the steps he has taken with the democratic congress congress that has funneled more money into colleges. >> laetitia long will be promoted to the intelligent agency she's the first woman to take charge of intelligence agencies mostly recently shook his second-in-command for dip funds. she spent 32 years in government service. the nba uses satellite imagery to make in 3d maps. >> a 13 year-old boy confesses to accidentally starting a 40 a. wildfire in cali

some of the streets that will be affected are townsend, market, north point and ocean avenue. according to san francisco bicycle coalition, says cycling has increased in the city, 53% since the injunction was put in place 53 years ago. the mayor is set to be in place when the first stripe is put in place here. we're not sure what all 34 miles will be added. but dave, pam, i say this, and i'm serious about this. i think we should get our bikes out, tool around the city and see exactly how safe it is. what do you guys think? >> i think that's a great idea. >> but we can't keep up with you, paul. >> i'll slow down. i'll slow down, i promise. >> i have a cool little beach cruiser. i'll join you out there. >> okay. >>> time now, 6:38. sal, what is happening in contra costa county? >> we're starting with highway 24. and westbound traffic is doing okay. although it should get a little slower as you get to the tunnel. remember, they start drilling the new tunnel today. woo hoo. a lot of people who drive highway 24, very excited about this. let's go out and take a look at the westbound

fran townsend, cnn national security contributor, homeland security adviser for president george w. bush. what do you make of this, fran? >> you know, larry, it is interesting talking to senior counterterrorism officials this evening. as jeanne said, not sure what they have. it is interesting if the guys are related to al qaeda in yemen or the arabian peninsula in any way. i am told there is nothing in u.s. intelligence databases on either of the guys that u.s. officials aware of yet. the other interesting thing, larry, i am told one of the suitcases field tested positive for explosives. we hadn't heard that before this evening. now we should tell our viewers, field tests are notoriously unreliable. so i think you will see they're going through now, far greater more detailed testing that they will, they will find out if that is accurate or not. one of the individuals was a legal permanent resident. which means he had ability to cross our borders pretty carefully. that's a real value if this was related to a terrorist event. that's not somebody you put at risk for a dry run. the othe

sarah townsend made it. amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that counts as you getting nominated as well. it's about you. without you, there wouldn't be a documentary. >> it's got my name. i just stood there and they filmed it. >> jimmy: but you still get credit for being you. >> they made me look really interesting. i'm not really interesting. i'm incredibly boring. well, you know, i think a lot of performers are incredibly boring people. and we do these jobs so that we can look terribly interesting. >> jimmy: real life. >> i ran all these marathons around the u.k. and i ran 43 of them in 51 days. and it makes me look interesting. >> jimmy: yeah, you did that. this was insane. last time, you were about to do it. >> i hadn't told anyone i was going to do it. i decided in five weeks to do it, and then i went off and did it. >> jimmy: how does one do that? >> you, first of all, have an insanity going on and then you go do it. >> jimmy: you ran 43 marathons? >> in 51 days. there was an american called de

another case was versus townsend. a seaman asks for maintenance in addition to an 1c worthiness claim. he asked for punitive damages. one of the questions was, if you allowed them in maine and is, will there be a routine request for punitive damages which would be changed the dynamic of settlements and litigation. it'd be very easy to track the number of cases in which the major jurisdictions contract that and do the studies so we know. is congressional action needed? it seems to be that this is very important for law schools to do. the state of arizona vs. gant. if the policeman arrest the driver of an automobile, puts the driver and the back seat of a poll -- patrol car, handcuffed -- can cut some so that he is restrained, that the patrol officer could search the car for weapons are contraband. the supreme court held that is not true. there is no safety concern because he is in the back of the patrol car. there may be some circumstances in which can search, something like well-founded suspicion, or you can just have

alaska public radio network news director lisa townsend moderated the debate. >> ladies and gentlemen, our nation is in crisis. we're at a point where our government is spending trillions we don't have and we're nearing a bankrupt situation. even our foreign creditors are preparing to foreclose on this nation. we must change in nation around. we're at this point because of a crisis in leadership. we have to seize this moment, turn the nation back to limited constitutional government. we have to turn back over regulation. i'm joe miller and i'm running for the u.s. senate in order to seize the moment, to ensure that we do turn this nation back and i'm prepared to meet those challenges. as far as armed conflict, we face much of that across the globe. i was trained at west points and i'm a combat veteran from desert storm. as far as judicial activism, i was trained in constitutional law and i defended the constitution as a state magistrate. as far as economic insolvency, i received a masters degree in economics from the university of alaska and i'm ready to confront the economic realitie

lisa townsend moderated the debate. >> we will begin with an opening statement from candidate joe miller. >> thank you. >> one minute. >> ladies and gentlemen, our nation is in crisis. we are at a point now where government is spending trillions of dollars it does not have. we are nearing a bankrupt situation where our foreign creditors are preparing to foreclose. we must change. why are we at this points? because of a crisis of leadership. we have to turn this nation back to limited government. i am joe miller, and i am running for the u.s. senate to seize the moment and ensure we do turn this nation back. at far as armed conflict, we face much of that. i am a combat veteran. i was trailed at yail law school in constitutional law. as far as economic insolvency goes, i received a master's degrees in economics from the university of alaska. we must not allow our children's future to be stolen from them. the american dream is far too par. >> and now your opening statement. eduled for last evening, but out of respect to the stevens family it was moved to this evenind it has caused some sche