. >>> new at 11:00, a violent robbery on the usf campus. a woman is accused of punching and robbing two students. this happened in the middle of campus. nbc bay area is on the hilltop at usf. this is usually a safe campus. what happened? >> reporter: well, police here at usf say those two students were not seriously hurt, but they're rattled. tonight so are other students on campus understandably. police are stepping up patrols after the attack inside the y t university center. a normally quiet summer session at usf is interrupted with a campus assault and robbery. derek saw police helping one of the two victims outside the university center yesterday. >> he seemed, like, distraught, you know, after something like that happens, you know, kind of like, what happened? >> reporter: campus police e-mailed a crime bulletin to students saying two men and one woman went into the uc at 9:00 yesterday morning. while one man acted as a lookout, the woman attacked two students as they studied. puchblgi i punching them in the face and taking their belo

and in negotiating with usf about their impact on hi neighborhood i accidently became an expert in thelationships i wanted to live peacefully a huge guerilla in backyard and i want to have you commissioners look at the academy of art university i think one of the terms that they used in describing their campuses having a skaufrtd campus lots of building throughout the city that is really a problem there's a different term usf used called a distribute active campuses so the cameras and students are integrated their approaches that is as a prior educational building from what they're using downtown as the following gestures building that- i think this kind of logic and thought a plan full way of considering where all the buildings should be i think the on that by making some of that has integration of academic student housing and administration they're more closely thoughtfully planned does not require people running around the city to provide aau provide transportation 3rd of all that transportation for students for faculties should really be done through sfmta through our own transport

increased because of the cost of housing has become higher and so there is a movement on the part of usf and i think even san francisco state university and some of the other universities to begin to provide higher percentages of housing so that's sort an overview the years are gone had 100 percent students were housed on campus that's an overview but i did like the presentation from one of the attorneys from morrison further this issue regarding the settlement i don't know if we can comment but some degree city attorney can we talk about the settlement issue that was brought up by the attorney. >> deputy city attorney mirena burns. the litigation is not relevant to the approval actions before you today i'll recommend that the commission just move forward with not an approval action sorry it is an in violation of those planning code amendments i'll recommend you move forward with the planning code initiation for the calendar for today and if the commission is interested in an update on the pending litigation we can certainly work with staff to have a closed session. >> i agree and more g

. >> you teach police leadership at usf, are you talking to local plea chiefs or police chiefs around california, what are they talking about right now? >> well, there is a great deal of concern. i got an e-mail today, the membership is having a meeting online tomorrow afternoon to discuss the current situation. it is on everybody's mind. >> no doubt. thank you for taking the time this evening. >> good night. thank you. >> thank you. >>> police in the bay area are working to keep their officers protected. we heard from several agencies around the bay area who are ensuring police stay in two officers units. police who support the men and women in blue rallied in sacramento today. including the wife of a fallen oakland police officer. >> now that we have baton rouge, this happened again, i got a little -- i got a little numb. i mean the pain is there but the emotion can't even come out anymore. it is unbelievable to me the disrespect that has gone on in this country. >> she has four children who are fatherless, her husband was killed in the line of duty. she and other families said they

. >>> joining us now professor of politics at usf, james taylor. and political analyst brian sobel. let me begin with you, we were talking earlier, you said you thought the president hit a home run and thought he did it with three messages and an overall theme. >> right. i looked at the construction of the speech and i think he was talking about his own legacy, transitioning into why it ought to continue under hillary clinton, he made the case against donald trump very effectively. and the overarching component of the speech was that we have been -- trump talks about darkness. we're talking about light. >> your thoughts on president obama's speech tonight? >> i thought was outstanding. it seemed a little bit like 2004 when he was aspiring to become president. even cited the audacity of hope but i thought he tried to sort of present a very colorful picture opposite of what the bleak picture that donald trump and the republicans offered up in cleveland. i thought he tried to suggest as ronald reagan that it's morning in america and there's a disconnect between what obama sees as the o

off but i think very few of usf u will see that.nd is even hotter.ven serious heat wave, the the dangerous type of heat wheret combined with those very high h heat index readings we couldul be talking about it feeling like 105 to 110 this weekend. potentially the hottest air ofif the summer.the sr. certainly the hottest stretch sr we've had so far this year soea we're going to go 97 on g97 o friday. we're going for 99 on saturdayua and sunday, nine all thee l the monday. by the way 98 on monday is the ony is t best chance of seeing ain thunderstorm as well. a well. a front will come through androg it will drop that temperaturera on tuesday to 94. tuesday 92. and thursday 93 degrees.3 gree so that's what we're lookingking at. at could we be breaking recordsakis this weekends? well, this is t saturday the record is 102 set in 2011.in for sunday 101, set in 2010.010. monday's record from 1930 iss 100.10 here's what we're forecasting.ag we're going to be awfully awf close to breaking records. rec these are our forecast highort i tempera

appellant contends the traffic analysis is incompletes largely balls is it relies on summaries before the u usf hospital opposite side and not including an analysis of the impacts of the possible proposal or tear down of 280 any - are those items that the department analyzed. >> supervisor cowen wade with planning department staff the original analyze that we when this project started we took counts in 2012 that's when the project first filed applications we took counts in 2014 at the a select if you intersections between the draft eir and the responses we took counts addressed select intersection in 2015 and 8 to 10 months after the hospital opened in mission bay and our results of those counts the analysis had really not changed by the draft eir and is comments document in regards to 280 this is a high-level studies that we don't consider foreseeable through the ceqa process how we define the cumulative promotions not analysis any potential speculative impacts from that project. >> wow. okay i assume you didn't study the impacts of the proposed warriors stadium coming in. >> the cumulative an

attends in the neighborhood and we live 3 blocks away from the proposed location he's also attended the usf since in a kindergarten and he loves going there and he is begin a little larger he was looking forward to having him walk to the studio alone i've not been to do and finally here's the chance to let him go to his second home 3 times a week but if the mcd opens i'll not let him do so i mean above everything else i'm opposed to the mcd thank you thank you >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a resident the outer richmond we're one of the two muni bus families this is outside of one thousand foot's radius the bus stop happens tobacco the closest bus stop to the mcd location a number of residential children having to wait unsupervised so oil opposed to this location i don't get to see my children go to school if provide transportation this is an extension of the school and the association thank you. >> thank you >> next speaker. >> good evening my name is angela this is my 11-year-old son an parents of two children attending school a couple of blocks away taking a muni bos bus at the bus

appellant contends the traffic analysis is incompletes largely balls is it relies on summaries before the u usfospital opposite side and not including an analysis of the impacts of the possible proposal or tear down of 280 any - are those items that the department analyzed. >> supervisor cowen wade with planning department staff the original analyze that we when this project started we took counts in 2012 that's when the project first filed applications we took counts in 2014 at the a select if you intersections between the draft eir and the responses we took counts addressed select intersection in 2015 and 8 to 10 months after the hospital opened in mission bay and our results of those counts the analysis had really not changed by the draft eir and is comments document in regards to 280 this is a high-level studies that we don't consider foreseeable through the ceqa process how we define the cumulative promotions not analysis any potential speculative impacts from that project. >> wow. okay i assume you didn't study the impacts of the proposed warriors stadium coming in. >> the cumulative anal

traffic and incite hour crush that slows to a crawl 5 days a week this site is several blocks if the usf hospital and a freeway ramp it is approved i think explainly to me this is a wrong move it is clear to most everyone on potrero hill the finding the current eir suggest that the development as proposed will lead to unavoidableable impacts to transportation and circulation in mississippi strata stand still of traffic i'm shocked the internal revenue was based on data collect in 2012 and not reevaluated in 2017 for the current eir this is an insuitable error i'll suggest be corrected immediately thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors i'm peter's i've lived on potrero hill for 419 years i direct the potrero hill archive and covered two books asking for a new eir on the project the current eir is on ousted and skewed information the proposed development is much too large for the neighborhoods and on top of that will destroy one of the last industrial buildings which tell the story the neighborhoods emergence as as stricken out center in the early 20th centu

traffic and incite hour crush that slows to a crawl 5 days a week this site is several blocks if the usf hospital and a freeway ramp it is approved i think explainly to me this is a wrong move it is clear to most everyone on potrero hill the finding the current eir suggest that the development as proposed will lead to unavoidableable impacts to transportation and circulation in mississippi strata stand still of traffic i'm shocked the internal revenue was based on data collect in 2012 and not reevaluated in 2017 for the current eir this is an insuitable error i'll suggest be corrected immediately thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors i'm peter's i've lived on potrero hill for 419 years i direct the potrero hill archive and covered two books asking for a new eir on the project the current eir is on ousted and skewed information the proposed development is much too large for the neighborhoods and on top of that will destroy one of the last industrial buildings which tell the story the neighborhoods emergence as as stricken out center in the early 20th centu

investigators broprobing her usf a private sever and probing whether any laws were broken.om our washington newsroom. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is characterizing this as a voluntary meeting. one that lasted 3 1/2 hours. it took place in the fbi headquarters. eight officials from the fbi and the department of justice and five of clinton's closest aids and attorneys. as for what was said the fbi nor the campaign will say. remember, this comes less than a week after that highly controversial meeting between the attorney general and bill clinton. yesterday lynch said she regrets the meeting and she will accept whatever the fbi recommends. >> the recommendations will be reviewed by career supervisors and the department of justice and the fbi and by the fbi director and then as is the common process they present it to me and i will accept their recommendations. >> yesterday josh said this fbi investigation is completely independent from the president and the white house, even from 2016 politics. >> the president's expectation is that this investigation will be handled jus

my graduate of usf [inaudible] in 2007 and was omitted to the bar as an attorney in 2008. i been practicing law since that time. i currently i practice law at the resource center is a staff attorney at law provide legal services to individuals with disabilities who cannot otherwise afford legal representation. i do with a variety of matters related to disability and have concerns for the clients. that's my professional experience. [inaudible] public authority. also, i previous experience in community organizer writer with issues related to state budget and how that relates to support services for individuals with disabilities. personally, i been a consumer [inaudible] for the past 16 years. and i'm responsible for hiring and firing [inaudible] so i understand the needs that consumers face from both a personal perspective and from a larger perspective. one of the huge things i think public authority focuses on is maintaining provider retention. that is something that is difficult in this day and age. given our wages associated with in-home care. it's important to work on in

one chief of staff, data officer, economist, three associate bureau chief, one program manager of the usf. two legal -- i mean, you got an army over there. and so the first question is, once -- and it's great to have chairman tozan here because in the telecom rewrite, which i wasn't a member yet, i've been here 20 years, what was the -- the wireline competition bureau, what was it designed to do after the rewrite of the '96 act? chairman wheeler? >> thank you, mr. shimkus. as you all see here, i'd like to identify myself with your remarks about, yes. we do work -- it's interesting. >> i don't have much time. >> -- our decision are unanimous, so the wireline competition bureau was created after the act because the act required several specific actions by the commission to make decisions -- >> okay, now fast forward today. what's it do today? >> it oversees activities in the wireline rule. so, for instance, what we're dealing with on thursday which is the move from analog to ip, and what are the expectations there when service is discontinued is something that comes out of the wireline bure

but it is here and it is for usf right now, and i think we workew hard to earn that trust.rust our copsmmunities they serve and itd makes all the difference in thef world when something like thises happens we feel a little more mr comfort in knowing we have that support from our community.. >> chief, you've been in law be enforcement for very long time. did you ever think... >> i just did a short interviewt a few minutes ago and i thought after watching the coverage thii morning that i would never see the day that i would see americans cheering over the assassination of other americane on our city streets.ity reet never thought we'd come to that. >> one of the key things thathit officers say and community members say need to continue tht bridge the gap, get out therehe and strike that relationship inn those neighborhoods.rhoods. that.. that kind of policing.in where do you see that going from here? >> you can't let things likee this, acts like this and a lot t of other things that go on thata people are trying divide and wee can't divide.cadi we have to -- to do this together and i thin

a little bit more comfortable me f you're watching us froming usf ocean city maryland, beautifuluf beachfor some som thunderstorms later on thisrm afternoon. so what to do this weekend dhisw around d.c.? today the lotus tl and water lilly festival whichvh i know very little about butbo sounds very enticing this is i at kenilworth park and the aquatic gardens i'm sure some s great floral arrangementsanment there. that is today from 10:00 a.m.aya to 4:00 p.m. also the virginia craft beercrae festival, i definitely know about that and i do support it, that is at barrel and bush b she will in tysons corner.s cne that's both today and tomorrowoo from noon until 7:00 p.m. p on sunday afternoon tomorrow it's the d.c. scoop ice creamicr social at union market.arket. a great part of town union uni market love it there.ove ithere. can't go wrong with ice creamh c on a hot summer afternoon.fterno same way cold beer and same sam with the lotus and water lillyil festival. great things to do today andodad this week. only caveat with the weather weh is a chance for thunderstormshur later this afternoon

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>> reporter: in front of usfs there they've got the two bullso trapped.tr you've got the handlers literaa stick like a paddle and smackinn them in the face trying to getog them to go -- trying to get thet to go away from us toward theard trailer. tr the trailer is straiaight aheada us now. they're trying to get them to go in there. you see them wackining thesem wc things they brought another anor truck that's blocking our viewio now. we had good view of these bullsl just laying there against the fence here this sid fence.fenc >> i guess they got them.. >> i guess they got them. the the old line meat company that t truck that we're seeing rightint here the white truck is the old line meat company, and that kind of blocked them in so theyhe couldn't get this way.hiay. baltimore police here and thee t workers just got them in.. ma'am, what do you make ofe what's going on here today?od >> i don't know much this alwayw bad. it's a blessing that they ining there. so i can go to work.o >> reporter: okay.orter: okay. but not a blessing for them. t you see the baltimore police arp lot people here

brazil he's been teaching and the last one moses i couldn't be here he's on call he's a physician at usf he expressed his - it's been a rare pleasure to serve the city and sad to leave and i look forward to our position in the near future please feel free to call me, please reach me best of luck and for me now it is all about good visitation and hello, again thank you very much supervisors. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor cowen and supervisor breed your your rising star very good thanstar >> picture. >> got it. >> congratulations again doctor moses a true asset to the community and we'll miss you dearly code compliant. >> thank you for your services. >> with that, i will recognize supervisor mark farrell. >> thank you supervisor president breed and colleagues i'm honor not one individual but an organization i know pa few members are here the alzheimer's association i know that david is here i saw greg and anyone else up here with the alzheimer's association please come forward here and thank you for being here today so colleagues, we're not only recognizing today, the alzheimer's associatio

brazil he's been teaching and the last one moses i couldn't be here he's on call he's a physician at usf he expressed his - it's been a rare pleasure to serve the city and sad to leave and i look forward to our position in the near future please feel free to call me, please reach me best of luck and for me now it is all about good visitation and hello, again thank you very much supervisors. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor cowen and supervisor breed your your rising star very good thanstar >> picture. >> got it. >> congratulations again doctor moses a true asset to the community and we'll miss you dearly code compliant. >> thank you for your services. >> with that, i will recognize supervisor mark farrell. >> thank you supervisor president breed and colleagues i'm honor not one individual but an organization i know pa few members are here the alzheimer's association i know that david is here i saw greg and anyone else up here with the alzheimer's association please come forward here and thank you for being here today so colleagues, we're not only recognizing today, the alzheimer's associatio

myself but all of us about this and that is part of this is in response to what miss bonds said from usft is kind of too late to make changes in these budgets and i think we have identified a good time to do that i appreciate and want to give kudos to last week some suggestions were made andthey were made electronically from commissioners andlast week we asked if we had consensus on something that was asked by a single board member and i appreciate that. we got a budget projection much earlier than the year that listed program in enhanced men's as an aggregated amount of money in this budget that we were being told this will be- you know when you get the budget this much money or more and now, it has become more based on other revenue sources are things that happened in the budget that weren't anticipated that were put in program enhancements and i appreciate it that here and then there were less that the board said they wanted to do that we don't have money to do so little of this and a little of that old that and i think that is honest and transparent to say that these are the things t

myself but all of us about this and that is part of this is in response to what miss bonds said from usf it is kind of too late to make changes in these budgets and i think we have identified a good time to do that i appreciate and want to give kudos to last week some suggestions were made andthey were made electronically from commissioners andlast week we asked if we had consensus on something that was asked by a single board member and i appreciate that. we got a budget projection much earlier than the year that listed program in enhanced men's as an aggregated amount of money in this budget that we were being told this will be- you know when you get the budget this much money or more and now, it has become more based on other revenue sources are things that happened in the budget that weren't anticipated that were put in program enhancements and i appreciate it that here and then there were less that the board said they wanted to do that we don't have money to do so little of this and a little of that old that and i think that is honest and transparent to say that these are the things

my graduate of usf [inaudible] in 2007 and was omitted to the bar as an attorney in 2008. i been practicing law since that time. i currently i practice law at the resource center is a staff attorney at law provide legal services to individuals with disabilities who cannot otherwise afford legal representation. i do with a variety of matters related to disability and have concerns for the clients. that's my professional experience. [inaudible] public authority. also, i previous experience in community organizer writer with issues related to state budget and how that relates to support services for individuals with disabilities. personally, i been a consumer [inaudible] for the past 16 years. and i'm responsible for hiring and firing [inaudible] so i understand the needs that consumers face from both a personal perspective and from a larger perspective. one of the huge things i think public authority focuses on is maintaining provider retention. that is something that is difficult in this day and age. given our wages associated with in-home care. it's important to work on in

my graduate of usf [inaudible] in 2007 and was omitted to the bar as an attorney in 2008. i been practicing law since that time. i currently i practice law at the resource center is a staff attorney at law provide legal services to individuals with disabilities who cannot otherwise afford legal representation. i do with a variety of matters related to disability and have concerns for the clients. that's my professional experience. [inaudible] public authority. also, i previous experience in community organizer writer with issues related to state budget and how that relates to support services for individuals with disabilities. personally, i been a consumer [inaudible] for the past 16 years. and i'm responsible for hiring and firing [inaudible] so i understand the needs that consumers face from both a personal perspective and from a larger perspective. one of the huge things i think public authority focuses on is maintaining provider retention. that is something that is difficult in this day and age. given our wages associated with in-home care. it's important to work on in