it was third and townsend, you may remember that, and we moved it to fourth and townsend. and the outreach of that fourth and townsend station is not near as good as seventh street, a little further down. i would like you to visualize seventh street. the location of seventh street. it serves more people. we have heard the analysis of this station and what might be by the warriors a ballpark. it is less expensive to construct as well. the fourth street station has construction issues. it would only get 24 inches below the surface, which demands cut and cover. number 3, which i really like, is i think we should integrate that into a paris style left bank, right bank. by that i mean, the isthmus flows right up to that station. i visualize walking down to the a tnt station, enjoying the water side on the left and the right as the neighbours are around it and a lot of retail going down there. it is a whole new area of san francisco that no one has talked about. so i am a supporter of pennsylvania avenue process, but i think the fourth and townsend street station is in the wrong

kathleen kennedy townsend, it's hard to believe it'en 50 years. how are you and your family marking this day? >> it is hard, and it was a real, as you know, extraordinary loss. but tomorrow, we're going to have a service at alington cemetery, and over 4,000 people are coming. they wrote letters, how much they were grateful to be avited. peoplere coming from as far away as california, ireland, italy, even australia. so it really shows that 50 years after he died, people still remember him. they remember what he cared fo, at he stood for, and they want to come together in unison. >> woodruff: i have to ask you, your mother 90, his widow. how is she doing? >> my mother is great. she just had he0th birthday. joe biden came, nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, with lots of grandchildren, and we sang songs and gave very funny toasts. my mother has a terfic spirit. >> woodruff: dawn por decided to do this documentary about bobby kee nedy. whd the idea come from? why did you want to do it >> you know, over the course of my career, so many peop that i admire told m

woodruff: kathleen townsend, you started to talk about his legacy yourself ate miago. how do you feel it over all these years?i >> well, i t you saw it in the film, which is, first of al he could reach out t all sorts of people. as you know, on his funeral lrain it was white working class and black workingss, standing there, saluting him,h singing battle hymn of the republic" feeling that he was talking to them.to anhe people who were fortunate, he was saying, "you have a responsibility. you have-- you have been given privilege. e it for others. use it to make this world berser. help ot he was-- he had a very strong moral sense about what we should do with the talents we've bee given. >> woodruff: dawn porter from the perspective of someone who wasn't around whebobby kennedy was campaigning for president, became the person that he was, what did you see in him? i mean, you talked about the effect he's had over time i this country, but what was it about him, do you think that made him the standout figure that he was? >> you know, so we had the benefit of looking through

we can now rethink about where we will be locating the towns -- townsend station. the logical place is to locate it on seventh. because there is nothing there. when we do that, -- so the station will straddle at mission creek. at that point, we will be serving mission bay and other parts. we are proposing to be the station by a loop which we -- will essentially connect chinatown. but, and closing, we know it will cost is $900 million to go from 22nd street to townsend. why don't you just carry on and spend 900 million, instead of $4.7 billion connecting townsend to the centre? thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you very much. mr olson, we. >> my name is ted olson. it was an honour, it is an honour to serve on the board for this project. i, obviously ask your approval of it, but i am here today to commend the director on the way he conducted and chose all of the participants for this, particularly his collegial work with the other partner departments which means that this is a uniform intelligence of all of your infrastructure departments. i also want

we can now rethink about wh we will be locating the towns -- townsend station. the logical place is to locate it on seventh. because there is nothing there. when we do that, -- so the station will straddle at mission creek. at that point, we will be serving mission bay and other parts. we are proposing to be the station by a loop which we -- will essentially connect chinatown. but, and closing, we know it will cost is $900 million to go from 22nd street to townsend. why don't you just carry on and spend 900 million, instead of $4.7 billion connecting townsend to the centre? thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you very much. mr olson, we. >> my name is ted olson. it was an honour, it is an honour to serve on the board for this project. i, obviously ask your approval of it, but

the operations would go to fourth and townsend, the operations and maintenance would move to a southern yard, and the staging would probably be taken into account in the operations plan. as wl as the value capture count that we think we can get in the area through like mello-roos district, you end up with about $5.1 billion with the future of surface rail. now you've probably heard that the dtx is about $4.1 billion. the pennsylvania avenue, all in is about 6 billion, and although it would take about a year addition to extend the tunnel, we could actually run trains in the green portion that the orange is also overlapping because in -- now this gets a little technical, and i hope that you excuse me. there's this thing called a tunnel stub box at the corner of 7th and townsend that allows us to construct the dtx and offline connect to the dtx and operations while we construct the extension underground in the pennsylvania avenue. so it'sot as if we're delaying trains getting to the salesforce transit center in any respect. what we are doing is we're moving the trains underground about ano

bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d h s secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue tones and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position she was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james comey was fired up middle east i suggest the e-mail exchange may be of interest to the ongoing milot inquiry into potential russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and links to the trump campaign he's looking for not just contact but for flows of money because what is basic investigating is whether any foreign power and he started with russia but he's now continuing with united emirates and saudi arabia whether any foreign government actively contributed financially to translation campaign and that would be illegal under u.s. law it's claimed crown prince been ziad canceled a planned trip to washington last month because he was caught up in the inquiry the crown prince did meet don

but, and closing, we know it will cost is $900 million to go from 22nd street to townsend. why don't you just carry on and spend 900 million, instead of $4.7 billion connecting townsend to the centre? thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you very much. mr olson, we. >> my name is ted olson. it was an honour, it is an honour to serve on the board for this project. i, obviously ask your approval of it, but i am here today to commend the director on the way he conducted and chose all of the participants for this, particularly his collegial work with the other partner departments which means that this is a uniform intelligence of all of your infrastructure departments. i also want to commend susan, and the entire team for leading our see wg through this process of understanding all of the technicalities that went into this decision. finally i say, about the importance, and as john said, the differences between airports and roads versus railroad, by the time high-speed rail comes to san francisco, and the importance of this is it is a regional plan that we have propo

bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d.h.h.s. secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue tense and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position. he was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james komi was fired up middle east i suggest the e-mail exchange may be of interest to the ongoing militant quality into potential russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and links to the trump campaign he's looking for not just contact but for flows of money because what he's basically investigating is whether any foreign power and he started with russia but he's now continuing with you know emirates and saudi arabia whether any foreign government actively contributed financially to trump selection campaign and that would be illegal under u.s. law it's claimed crown prince been desired canceled a planned trip to washington last month because he was caught up in the quiet the crown p

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kennedy's daughter, kathleen kennedy townsend, telling us she's joining that call. >> i've talked toobby, and i think that he makes very good points. i think it's worthwhile. >> reporter: robert kennedy jr. says among the evidence sparking his doubts, audio of 13 shots fired. sirhan's gun held just eight. >> if there is going to be an investigation of what happened that night, the fact that important family members feel there should be one should give this movement a lot of added energy. later, we're also left to wonder about what might have been. by 1968, kennedy was a crusader for social justice. >> i run for the presidency because i dti party and the united states of america to stand for hope instead of dir >> reporter: as the vietnam war raged, and inner cities burned, his presidential bid raised hopes that he could somehow unite a divided nation. >> my father believed that he could lift people up and say that there is a better country and that you can be a better person. >> reporter: 2 million americans watched a train carrying kennedy's body from new york city to the nation's c

disturbed that the wrong person might have been convicted of killing my father his sister kathleen townsend kennedy says i think bobby makes a compelling case but joseph p. kennedy opposes the reopening of the case his response i think that what is most important to set our country and my family reflect on what my father stood for and fought for and kerry kennedy agrees she says i think we should focus on his life and not so much on his death among the problematic details bobby kennedy was shot in the back of the head but i witnessed his place a handsome man in front of him. secondly there were thirteen bullets fired at the scene while the accused killer was found with a revolver in his hand that only contained eight chambers raising speculation about more than one shooter was this is the story of kennedy and his assassin ten years ago this documentary was made questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling evidence continues to emerge dr daniel brown who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with sarah ha

to ten men and i'm absolutely convinced will see a red card in this game yeah and i should point townsend tina even though they haven't used the ball very well have had most of it so if they can just up the quality there's plenty of a chance for them to get something else from the base game now obviously their fans plenty in cars and in fans and all around russia but what about the same back in france millions of people watching this game it's got the reaction from french you know the thing of fans when penalty was given to the french. you pretty much see the difference from the hundred yards and things i. see the reaction. from di maria when he said this was looking a bit too. easy for france at one point and that first off not really threatening them and we actually said this is the way that football works that when a team is in front and it looks like you know the crazy that's when they can say that it all changes in the men's and swings and it's not but yeah and we're in the knockout phase now so as a player when you're on the page of course you want to go and get the second goal or y

this was sent by a ktvu viewer, nick townsend. you can see the flames. we are working together more information and will bring you the latest as we get it. >>> the coast guard was called disabled. the boat was drifting close to shore and required immediate action. the coast guard transferred one man off the vessel. eventually, another boat was able to navigate and rescue the two other stranded men. >>> police investigate a shooting in north beach. it happened after midnight, two officers chased a suspect on foot. that started on grand avenue in the shooting happened a short time after. right now, we don't know why the suspect was chased. police say a gun was found at the scene. they don't know if the suspect shot at officers. >> the suspect is an adult male. he was running from the scene. the ambulance came and transported him to the hospital. he remained hospitalized. >> the officers were not hurt. there will be a town hall meeting about the shooting in 10 days. >>> the race for mayor is off. london breed has 51.3% of the votes. mark leno is 49.7%. >> r

disturbed that the wrong person might have been convicted of killing my father his sister kathleen townsend kennedy says i think bobby makes a compelling case.

. >> kathleen kennedy townsend the oldest of robert and ethel kennedy's 11 children.he says people found that hope in the questions her father was asking. >> we have this great wealth, $800 billion ape year. we have all this military power. yet how do we to it? what do we do with it? >> how do we make moral choices? how do we help our fellow human being. most meaningful thing you can do. >> it was their faith in the answers he offered. that helped him build a coalition that implausible if not impossible to imagine today. >> he could speak to white working class men and women. because they trusted him that he would fight for them. and he also, fault for african-americans. if you talk to, those who met him, you never sensed that he felt he was better than you. he was with you. >> the story of bobby kennedy as his loyalists tell it is a tale of transformation. from hard charging, law and order young attorney, to joe mccarthy's staff. social justice warrior by the late 60s. >> he was not just a speaker, he would listen to what people were saying after the great wound of h

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bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d.h.h.s. secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue turns and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position she was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james komi was fired up middle east i suggest the e-mail exchange may be of interest to the ongoing milot inquiry into potential russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and links to the trump campaign he's looking for not just contact but for flows of money because what he's basically investigating is whether any foreign power and he started with russia but he's now continuing with you know emirates and saudi arabia whether any foreign government actively contributed financially to trump selection campaign and that would be illegal under u.s. law it's claimed crown prince been ziad canceled a planned trip to washington last month because he was caught up in the inquiry the crown princ

disturbed that the wrong person might have been convicted of killing my father his sister kathleen townsend kennedy says i think bobby makes a compelling case but joseph p. kennedy opposes the reopening of the case his response i think that what is most important to set our country and my family reflect on what my father stood for and fought for and kerry kennedy agrees she says i think we should focus on his life and not so much on his death among the problematic details bobby kennedy was shot in the back of the head but i witnessed his place a handsome man in front of him. secondly there were thirteen bullets fired at the scene while the accused killer was found with a revolver in his hand that only contained a chambers raising speculation about more than one shooter. was this is the story of kennedy and his assassin ten years ago this documentary was made questioning so handsome hands guilt and its director says troubling if it in scranton used to image dr daniel brown who is a leading expert in hypnosis and coercive persuasion at the harvard medical school has been working with sarah an

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. >>> france townsend is senior security analyst.dviser for president bush and joins us at the table. >> good morning. >> his zero tolerance policy is still in place. >> that's right. the executive order, as john pointed out, is that it only keeps them together for 20 days because by a court order you can't hold the children beyond kicked the can down the road and put from the white house's perspective, more pressure on congress. if you don't solve this in 20 days, we are going to be right back where we started. i do think it's not going to -- this hasn't solved it. >> you're a prosecutor. would you prosecute all of these cases? listen, it's clear they're breaking the law. should it be taken into account why they're breaking the law? >> mostly, the zero tolerance policy is the deterrence. put aside the family separation because before prior cases, they did not prosecute all these cases. look. i prosecuted cases for many years. to allow a prosecutor to say it would be an injustice and these are misdemnors. u.s. attorneys along the u.s

possibility, which we did not include in the cost estimate, of even expanding underground at the fourth at townsend station which would be an underground station at that location. there are obvious negatives to this alignment. there is some increase in cost, about 900 million, we think, that requires additional environmental review of the segment that is south of the railyar it requires relocating storage and maintenance facilities, as i said, and probably requires some relocation of utilities. so where are we headed here? we think this is a reasonable, doable timeline, obviously there are factors, that will come into play here, that might affect s tithiline. but we are, of course unit may, updating you, on tuesday of next week, we will presenting the same pub -- presentation to the public. over the next five or six weeks, we'll be doing presentations and we will hope to bring a recommendation for your approval either in july or right after your break in august. and finally, and this is, you had this in hard copy before, and this is a little hard to reach, what we are also doing now with our partne

one restaurant in boston is spending townsend on something that has nothing to do with food.s banking on a first of its kind special table. bringing you mornings on 2 on ktvu plus the date so we can bring you world cup soccer. >> we have everything for everyone. >>> i have to tell you this story. one of the super jumbo jets lost altitude on a flight on sunday from l.a. to australia. >> similar to the plane where showing you here. it hit rock -- rough air. the jet dropped for about 10 seconds before it was steady again. the captain explained what happened to the passengers. no one on board with hurt. but -- and the plane was not damaged. a little reminder, that's why they say keep your seatbelt on and you could be seriously injured. very our commute. >> we do have some slow traffic i want to remind our viewers. go ahead and switch to ktvu plus. we will be on their at 7:00. i'm not going home. i will be working. i will be working over on the plus. northbound 280. you can see traffic is going to be a little bit busier. there've been no major issues. the south bay commute to sili

i would just say that there is a new report out by the research and consulting firm, turner and townsend, they do global analytic work on the construction industry and san frano is they have determined that san francisco is the second most expensive place to build in the world, behind new york. they also have found that in 2018, we can see further cost increases in construction to the point where they've called san francisco an overheatedrket. and that we have -- we're really struggling with a lack of skilled labor. and so i think that we as li, need to be cognizant of these changes, because they will affect our workforce, and to protect our most vulnerable residents and maintain a safe and healthy community and city. so this fund is important and it's part of our larger effort and we really have to think wholistically given the macro economic challenges that we have. >> mr. bush: thank you. i took a little more time than ordinarily, but i think the context of this is important. we're about the only place that the public gets to hear answers to these kinds of questions. it really doesn't

thank you so much to matt townsend for the scoop on toys "r" us. davidson moving overseas. why the american icon is heading to europe, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. harley davidson moving some motorcycle reduction overseas to dodge retaliatory tariffs. this move is an early sign of a possible trade war to both sides of the atlantic. joining us is the chief u.s. economics economist. is this the first of a wave of companies -- clearly they have their own issues separately? >> the question for these business managers is whether the restrictions will be a permanent fixture or just a passing fad that could be rolled back as early as the midterm elections or relatively soon. reorienting this light chain and workforce elsewhere around the globe is very expensive. some businesses if they have the capacity to move one to the other, they might do it. other businesses may simply just try to wait it out rather than take on expensive endeavors of reshaping supply chains. shery: shifting production will be cost

and are a range of styles with 25 lot ofs in 1913 to the art deco industrial buildings such as 224 townsend completed in 1 1935. and next the rticle 11 de designations before you today with the addition of two properties, and that the conservation district and the conservation district. article 11 is a result of the adoption of the downtown plan and the city's districts are located in c-3 zoning districts. it was among the first designated under the downtown plan and it's the largest conservation district in the city. mint district will be designated fort irst time since the nean 80s. the two additions to 55 fifth street and the hotel langersham at 66799 can have sixth street and 899 mission street are adjacent to the southern boundary and are near the edge of the redevelopment area. their height, scale and massing along with their fine classical renaissance and gothic detailing have a direct relationship with the character and the historic context, and making them a natural addition to the district. and the new mint mission conservation distr occupies the transitional area between large-sc

former white house homeland security adviser fran townsend will join us here at the table.he has insight into the reunification process. and only on "cbs this morning" we'll hear from a former drug seller talks about the opioid epidemic. we'll join the hunt for the dinosaurs off the coast of scotland. jonathan vigliotti shows us how pry historic secrets are being revealed. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> i'm not hunting anything but -- i can't wait to see the story. >> me neither. >> thank you. see you at 7:00. >>> tesla is suing a former employee. martin tripp was a technician at the nevada battery factory. according to the electric car company tripp tea's couters and stole information and trade secrets. tesla also says that tripp made false claims to the media about tesla is now demanding monetary damages and an order stopping tripp from disclosing their information. >>> the ceo of a major silicon valley tech company unexpectedly announcing his resignation this morning. here with the details, kcbs radio's financial reporte

the area where they've been installed so far runs from just north of the 4th and townsend intersection just south of the union square market street station. upon learning of this, we did send them a letter directing them to replace that rail with rail that meets the standards that are specified in our contract. the standard strength steel does not pose a safety issue. it just won't last as long as the higher strength rail, which is why we tend to speck the higher grade rail. so we are working with the contractor to figure out what the best options are for moving forward as well as any schedule impact, which if th is any, we expect to be fairly minimal. i will provide for you in the upcoming weeks a more complete analysis of what happened, why it happened, what we're doing about it, and what the impacts are. just wanted to clarify for you where we are with that. this week is san francisco small business week. we are the s fm ta is a sponsor post for this 14th annual san francisco small business week which runs from yesterday through the 19th, small business week celebrates contributions

asked steve wilson to comment on this story he turned down our request we got in touch with thomas townsend the lead detective in the case also declined to comment bill kept part the prosecutor in both trials is now a judge he did not respond to our phone calls. ok now this down on the low. ok yeah that's good you can turn it off. my plan is to fix this truck up. and then get another one that's very similar and put a little bit of me into it and then of course when the time comes let the girls play with the trucks they'll flip a coin or however it is to see who gets what do you forsee a day that she's going to get out of there and come walking straight into your house absolutely that day when i can finally have my family in my house all having an actual meal together instead of eating out of. vending machine that's a day i've been waiting for and now i just you know i try to stay in pretty decent shape and i eat right and my objective is to stay alive long enough to see are free . if everything goes well. she could be free in as little as eight years. she's been down for twelve. if the trut

bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d.h.h.s. secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue tones and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position she was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james komi was fired. middle east i suggest the e-mail exchange may be of interest to the ongoing milot inquiry into potential russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and links to the trump campaign he's looking for not just contact but for flows of money because what he's basically investigating is whether any foreign policy started with russia but is now continuing with you know emirates and saudi arabia whether any foreign government actively contributed financially to trump selection campaign and that would be illegal under u.s. law it's claimed crime prince been desired canceled a planned trip to washington last month because he was caught up in the quality of the crown prince di

asked steve wilson to comment on this story it turned down our request we got in touch with thomas townsend the lead detective in the case he also declined to comment bill kept part the prosecutor in both trials is now a judge he did not respond to our phone calls. ok now this down on the. ok yeah that's good you can turn it off. my plan is to fix this truck up. and then get another one that's very similar and put a little bit of me into it and then of course when the time comes let the girls play with the trucks they'll flip a coin or however it is to see who gets what do you forsee a day that she's going to get out of there and come walking straight into your house absolutely that day when i can finally have my family in my house all having an actual meal together instead of eating out of. vending machine that's the day i've been waiting for an hour i just you know i try to stay in pretty decent shape and i eat right and my objective is to stay alive long enough to see are free. if everything goes well. she could be free in as little as eight years. she's been down for twelve. if the trut