can consider affordability apart from the eir the only reap i will say it's kind of a reason for us to look at it now i look knowing how it works if you look at affordability beforehand and look at the change it is a thought potentially a comment to add to the board of supervisors again understanding that affordability is not an environmental impact is something we consider part of the environmental impact report or the sequa analysis ii didn't see that the geary brt and other proposed changes that mta and the city has - have developed for the will developments that are included part of this plan that's problematic many of the comments say the number of roivents is going to raise car trips and the amount of car trips will impact the transit i believe this is one of the things it is the chicken and ego problem if you have more people you can investor more no one wants to get in their car and sit in traffic whether or not we can make improvements on the analysis of the real impacts will be based on the real plan that is the city has for improvements to mass transit and traffic in that area. a

>> to us it doesn't really look like a meteor or meteorite, a natural falling rock. to us it looked more like something man made, maybe a rocket or piece of space debris reentering the atmosphere. scientists don't know what it is but they are certain what it is not nothing to do with the solar flare. those who saw it say they feel lucky, it's something they'll never forget. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a ballot initiative that called for splitting california into six separate states failed to qualify for the ballot today. silicon valley venture capitalist tim draper was behind the initiative. he wanted to sflplit california into six states. but only 66% of the signatures submitted to get the measure on the 2016 ballot were valid. it fell far short of qualification. >>> well, we've been talking

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but here is the traits from the ukrainian president at least how it used to look before ukraine changed its stance confirming the trees need to be trained petro poroshenko says as a result of my phone conversation with the russian president we reached an agreement on a permanent cease fire. well we got some news just in the ukrainian government says it's going to drop its non aligned status and is looking towards joining nato i would join us live now by peter oliver. peter let's just talk briefly about this backtracking from kiev even though they've said a full truce is not something now that they're going to put in place they are looking forward or trying to put forward steps to try and encourage peace in the future but it is a decision isn't it to move away from violence. well what we are seeing right now with the latest announcement from the ukrainian government that they going to to get rid of this nonaligned status is essentially they're trying to make the first steps towards towards joining nato with regards to that tweet from president pushing care the rewording of that tweet doe

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the pdr spaces insures anti general indication efforts in the street central selma they will help us to look at the land use south of market. we also needs housing for the majority of our residents and the selma area is an area to achieve 4 percent of the construction. having the housing is important and we need to be careful when considering land used for the priorities over the next year and we want to insure we're not approving projects ad hoc. i want to recognize supervisor campos and supervisor david chiu and supervisor mar and also introducing two hearing requests one is that hearing request on san francisco pre k and transitional we had a presentation from the department of children's the controller's office and the mayor's office of education on the statistics of the city and county of san francisco see prekindergarten program. presentations whether include the demographics of students who are in the programs and the achievement gaps of those who attended pre k and those who didn't. and the second hearing i'm introducing a co- introducing with president fewer is a hearing request on

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social workers that seem to have a us versus them mentality, and this can lead to situations that i call blaming the victim. recently i went through a manic episode and rather than looking at the symptoms, rather than the social workers consummitting dsm4 and mr. goodman is going through these symptoms which he described right here there was a tendency on part some of the social workers who i was and my personality and wanting to try to check me and blame the victim. i won't go into any specifics but i commend galileo, the director and my social worker nancy and donovan especially in tune with the clients. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. commissioners any other business you wish to present? if not we will move on to the next item. >> yes. item 14 say report back from the san francisco general hospital meeting from august 26 that commissioner singer chairs. >> we had a meeting. let me summarize the salient points. we approved the council minutes and requested regulatory issues and they now have quite a good framework for updating us on the myriad of regulatory issues. we reviewed and talking about the proposed institutional master plan which we saw h

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i used to be boxed into small repertoire. i kept constantly looking for new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want them to feel. there is nobody in that audience or anywhere that is not going to know that particular song by the fourth note. and that is our encore on tour. by the way. i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to pla

to our office. what was meant by accessed information? congress intend us when it gave us authority in early 90s to oversee the fbi and to look at records like grand jury title 3 information. the answer has to be us. otherwise, giving us that authority would be meaningless. >> you summed it up well. thank you for ranking members being part of this. if you don't have access, we are telling the american people we are doing something we're not going. that has to access the trust issues. we have to be accountable and i thank you for what you do. i yield back. >> chair has one additional follow-up question then i will check with ranking member to see if he has any additional questions he would like it ask. >> fbi argued that based on its interpretation of section 6b2 of the act, it has the ability to request documents as long as it is quote reasonable. will you explain this conclusion by the fbi and your opinion as to whether there is any mer it to that position? >> frankly, i don't think it has any merit. i think congress quite clearly put in place in section ad of the act, the process. he could be followed if there are sensitive dock that's sho

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i would like us to look more forward and more broader. >> thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: i think part of the research should also include not just reading the report but actually talking to people who were involved in the utility underground task force because that will flush out and there are probably new picture percent -- perspectives that can be included. okay in ? great. colleagues we have consensus on giving that direction. so i will motion that we ask mr. freed to follow-up on this a provide a scope next week -- >> next meeting. yes. next meeting. very good. supervisor tang, thank you very much. it's very important for a lot of neighborhoods in san francisco. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you all for your consideration. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. public comment. yes. this item is still open, item no. 5. >> good afternoon, commissioners and ms. supervisor. bruce wolf, as many of you know i have been involved in some of this regarding the fiber aspect, but also regarding electronic and other utilities. you have an opportunity to find a w

the port's portfolio and this is an analysis that we conducted after commissioner woo ho asked us to look, how much is left to look to develop at the port and there is not that much, and it is on operating the port and improving our portfolio. and there was the comment about public input and we take that to heart. and and it sets fourth the process planning and the development planning that leads to you know, over 400 meetings, and in the pier 48 there was strong community involvement and developing that plan, and the ideas in that plan came from the community. >> it is really the city's water front and we have to have that from all of the districts in the city and i want to clarify what the port issued with the water front plan, review. it is a look back to see what has been accomplished since the land use plan was adopted and taking about the projects that were built and some that were not, and what are the lessons that we drew from that, and what are the preliminary recommendations and on this document, and then, we will want to engage, with our subareas, or in different areas along th

the brutality of terrorists in syria and iraq forces us to look into the heart of darkness. each of these problems demands urgent attention. they also are symptoms of a broader problem. the failure of our international system to keep pace with an interconnected world. we collectively have not invested adequately in the public health of developing countries. too often we have failed to enforce international norms when it's inconvenient to do so. we have not confronted forcefully enough the intolerance, sectarianism, and hopelessness that feeds violent extremism in in too many parts of the globe. fellow delegates, we come together as united nations with a choice to make. we can renew the international system that has enabled so much progress or we can allow ourselves to be pulled back by an under tow of instability. we can reaffirm our collective responsibility to confront global problems or be swamped by more and more outbreaks of instability. for america, the choice is clear. we choose hope over fear. we see the future not as something out of our control but something we can

program -- or the city's policy, similar policy a one year revolving door limitation and i would like us to look into -- we will -- i mean, i support this resolution, but i think i'd like to see us line up, you know, our revolving door policy essentially with the city's. i think it's as bit draconian to have a two year prohibition, so that's something we can put on for another meeting, i presume. >> yes, we'd like to do some due diligence under the city's policy and compare the two and it might be that one of those options, if we notice other discrepancies or differences, certainly one of the options for the commission, you could in essence harmonize the policies and adopt the city's policy, but not the administrative procedures because it's governed by a separate commission. i think we can present some options to you. >> great. >> are there -- can i ask? >> absolutely. >> are there situations where former commissioner ellington will be appearing before us? as director of public affairs. i assume there would be. >> certainly. there's been a motion and a second. please call roll. >> please announ

. >> the brutality of syria and iraq forces us to look into the heart of darkness. humanity's future depends on us. >> they will meet on the outbreak of ebola. he will do that before he returns to washington. >>> the trial for the accused marathon bomber will not be coming here to d.c. dzhokhar tsarnaev will stand trial in boston. the judge denied his attorney's request for a change of venue. he also delayed the start of the trial from this november to january 5th. he is accused of working with his brother to detonate two bombs at the finish line of the marathon in april 2013. three people were killed and hundreds more were hurt. >>> surveillance video may help police make an arrest. and three murders in alexandria. according to the "washington post," a search warrant references video of a red ford escort that was seen speeding near ruth ann's home on the day she was murdered in february. that description matches the car that charles drove in march when he went to the russian embassy and asked for asylum. he is charged in three murders. >>> there is now a confirmed c

being proposed we might not feel ourselves obligated to deny but as argued the state law does allow us to look for a site that is at least butch on the population so we have the populations weigh in on it the hearing officer is left to deny those applications. the applications were properly denied. and again, because our new ordinance requires that any permit that is not final in the effective date of the ordinance should be subject to the new ordinance. i will once again explain we were flu on target to meet the 60 day deadline we give them a chance to talk about this and we gave them an opportunity to weigh in as we were still crafting the order and had a more formal process that culminated in a public hamburger after the public hearing the inspires office that supported the legislation the supervisor who required the 60 day 7, 8, 9 limit requested

. >> that brings us to look who is talking. they are sounding off on eric holder's track record. >> he has been a social crusader and people think he is from the very beginning we are a nation of cowards everybody knows that line. that stamped his whole tenure as attorney general. he sees most things through a racial lens or a liberal crusader lens. that got a lot of people angry. fast and furious all of the issues you talked about. seems as an activist. >> from the moment he has come to the department to the day he departs he has done very little and has pitted american against american. thank you for your service, butting frankly, good riddens. >> how do you think eric holder will be remembered? what is his legacy? log on to the "fox and first facebook page for a live de late #keep talking. >> david cameron is expected to win approval to join america in air strikes against isis in iraq. for a second straight day air strikes targeting isis oil installations in syria. many say boots are on the ground are the only way to win. >>

[slot machines beeping] >> this is what slot machines used to look like, where you pull the handle andeeping] this is what they look like today. the modern slots are like high-tech video games that play music and scenes from tv shows. you can play hundreds of lines at once, and instead of pulling a handle, you bet by pushing buttons, which means each bet can be completed in as little as 3 1/2 seconds. it looks like great fun, but it can be dangerously addictive. >> whether or not it's their intention, the gambling industry is designing machines that can addict people. >> mit anthropology professor natasha schull has studied gambling addiction for over 15 years. she's interviewed gamblers, casino owners, and slot machine designers. do you think that most people would even think that a machine could addict you, that a machine can do the same thing that a drug could? >> what addiction really has to do is with the speed of rewards. and these machines, if they're packing 1,200 hands per hour into play, you're being exposed--you could see that as being exposed to a higher dose. >> a higher d

promised one level of service and they are not getting that that is i think an appropriate area for us to look at. but i don't approach it as saying is there a perfect regulato regulatory structure for the internet. we are looking at is something hurting competition? is something making interfering with the ability of the consumer to get the benefit of the bargain they entered. >> what do you make of the potential for internet providers to use their gatekeeper power to harm consumers? is that a possibility? >> guest: it certainly is a possibility. it is something that sometimes hurts but sometimes is beneficial and on >> earlier this week, the deemployment of broadband was weighed on in rural areas and under served areas and one thing that came up is if the fcc reclassifies it as a common carrier that could reduce the ftc's authority to regulate broadband providers given that common carriers are labelled as such. do you worry about this? >> guest: personal, i do. we have a common carrier exemption to our authority. we cannot bring actions against them. one of the things i found is the ftc has

it was an effort supported by the mayor to give it a special des egg nation that would allow us to look at preservation of our mural, of our cultural celebration as well as look to the need of more housing in the mission so that people can stay. >> so speaking of housing, the rental market and the mission district. but how do we protect our local businesses? for example, one that comes do mind which is on 24th street. i can't imagine living without it. how will it affect those businesses? >> i think it's an audio viewing audience. go to the formal rosarito. go to, you know, some of the businesses that have been there a long, long time. support the businesse that actually want to be a part of the community like pig and pie. they realize they are coming into a latino neighborhood. they want to keep some of the elements. >> they want to keep it like china town, true to the culture? >> you know, that's the best part of san francisco, growing up here, we had those different communities, where you felt you were going into different parts of the world. in the mission, it's no different. if we

used to look nice, though. >> reporter: alvin brown says the high rise had become plagued by drugs and years. >> i'm just anxious to see it go down. i live right across the street. >> we know it will change the future of this neighborhood. i mean, this building here has been a symbol of blight and of a level of depression for this neighborhood for very long time. >> reporter: the queen lane apartment building will be replaced with 55 low rise affordable townhome rental units. the housing authority says they'll become completed by next year. now residents who live in a one block radius of the site will be evacuated beginning at 4:00 o'clock in the morning tomorrow and there will be a comfort center for evacuees and their pets at cook, wissahickon elementary school. always dust zone that covers two square blocks. those residents are encouraged to stay indoors with doors and windows closed. iain the housing apartment is discouraging people from coming out to watch because it knows a lot of people will probably be so inclined. >> absolutely. all right, day dawn, thank you very much. >> pen

so, this makes sense for us to look at it. >> here's the part i like, snyder says he wants to go retroe new design of the stadium and he wants it to look a lot like and feel like rfk did. there's also been talk of the stadium being domed. snyder says his ultimate goal is to bring the super bowl to the d.c. region. now, that would be exciting. >>> well, that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. as always, thanks for joining us. we leave you with a cool time-lapse of a recent storm that blew through the d.c. area. until next time, be safe, be kind. remember, be happy. oh wow. you look incredible! right?! is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. what's different? oh, it's my chicken and cheese enchilada diet. well keep it up, honey. it's working. oh, gracias! did i tell you i'm on the... (in unison) chicken pot pie diet! (in unison) me too! lisa, did i tell you i'm on the.. soups so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. that fang-faced wimp, gervais, doesn't even

here's what that area used to look like. now, more than two years and $55 million later the revamped outdoor space is ready for its reveal. nbc10's george spencer is there live tonight where last minute preparations are underway. george? >> when we arrived out here tonight we saw crews pouring some final concrete over water connections in the park. this project is coming in about $5 million over budget, but it's supporters hope it will become a new hub in a spot that badly needed a face lift. alongside philadelphia's ornate city hall this evening, we got a glimpse of the newest park nearly complete. sweeping glass subway entrances, dancing fountains and a cafe is intended as a centerpiece for the city opening tomorrow. >> to you this looks like an improvement? >> yes, definitely. >> the shady granite plaza that preceded the new park, home to occupy philadelphia protesters for months, needed an upgrade. the new changes are attracting attention ahead of tomorrow's ribbon cutting and three days of opening events. supporters hop

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we have passports which allows us to look for suspicious athletes. athlete using argon oil may come up with lbiological variables. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll focus on people living with disability. in the first of our series accessible world, ukraine top parraa olympics swimmer from donet donetsk. his local swimming pool was hit by shelling. despite this, he won two gold and one silver at the championship recently held in holland. here is his story. >> translator: i'm from ukraine. i am a paralympian swimmer and european champion. i've taken part in two parra olympic games. i live in donetsk near the rail ray station. it's very tense in donetsk at the moment. people are worried. i'm worried. we are worried for our life and our home because apart from that city, people don't have anywhere to go. it's the same for me. i've lived in donetsk all my life. i used to go outside a lot, but since the fighting started, i only go out when i have to train. i make up my mind depending on where i hear the shots coming from. the if they're close, i stay in.

. >> the brutality of terrorists in syria and iraq forces us to look into the heart of darkness. the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. we want to thank you very much. >> reporter: just two days after assembling a coalition with five arab nations to launch air strikes in syria, this was a high stakes speech, one he largely wrote himself looking for firm commitments from more countries. and he sent a direct and pointed message to the terrorists. >> those who have joined isil should leave the battlefield while they can. those who continue to fight for hateful cause will find they're increasingly alone. >> reporter: it was a centerpiece of a crowded three-day schedule for the president including high-level meetings with world leaders like iraq's new prime minister. and he took the rare step of chairing a meeting of the security council on the problem of foreign fighters amid worries the u.s. and its allies are losing the propaganda war to sophisticated social media tactics by isis. >> there are no easy answers or quick fixes.

and in a placeed like ours, with the potential for power, it allows us to look to south asia, southeastific, where we are of opec andall part we have created, china, japan, at least peru does. the european union, the united states, canada. it has to do with over 90% of gdp. >> mr. president. you spoke about looking outside of the alliance. with that also include an alliance -- what are the chances of them joining with the pacific alliance? like last year, thanks to the political will among the four partners, we decided to bring together 42 percent of our exports and 8% will be realized in the next 10-15 years. tentative. basically theave to recognize differences. the pacific alliance is an alliance among companies with open economies. an economy with a free-trade agreement, participating in great commercial sectors. that we will be able to find common ground. >> the president of peru speaking yesterday to bloomberg news. that is your latin america report for this tuesday. coming up, a democratic senator relet -- we asked -- and reacts in the senate. ♪ >> more now on dealing with domesti