actually a program that's been rolled out and it is take place another a store called the plains on valencia street opening up the opportunity for the crafts people who are normally accepting directly to the website to be able to have an in-person presence so they'll be opening the doors to crafts people that will be there that day and special promotion and other materials that will be handed out as part of the program final activations is the neighborhood project there is a total of 10 neighborhoods that have indian signed up to participate it provides the neighborhood with an opportunity to receive the shops small brands and shopping bags and balloons and buttons and things to brand the occasion on the 29 out of the official neighborhoods of i don't say over with the investment streets overall san francisco is neck and neck with new york on a overall saturday activation we couldn't be more existed our focus is spreading the word we're pleased to have san francisco sign up a major partner and it's all the mr. haney wraps up we really would like to thank everyone and ask for you to help spre

this picture is from baretta restaurant on valencia street. the diner who sent these photos say a group smashed windows as they walked by. nobody was hurt inside, but people inthere -- in there as you may expect were very scared. >> those who came out to union square did keep their demonstration peaceful. this is video taken by one of them. he had blue neon letters chanting all lives matter and hands up, don't shoot. >> the protest actually began in oakland hours earlier when a small group caused big disruptions on bart. they chained themselves together and into two different trains at the west oakland station. bart evacuated both trains and he stranded people on both sides of the bay. >> my ancestors had nothing. >> it took two hours for police to unchain and arrest the 14 protesters and get those trains moving again. >> meanwhile in ferguson, missouri protesters clashed with authorities tonight. officers in riot gear along with the national guard moved in to break up a crowd that refused to get out of a busy intersection. this happened acros

corridor and the vice president thought he valencia merchant corporation we've been ground zero for formula retail for the past year or so we're not really happen about the increase to 9 to sound like a chain store we have 19 stores but our biggest concerns i want to share i haven't heard mention it the a.m. gut around parent companies this is disconcerting if jack spade has one hundred stores and the kate stores as 5 hundred stores it so you would we've not made process in the area and we'll have to leave our businesses to fight this battle to spend countless hours to keep our neighborhood free of chain stores we want to see language that specifics this. >> this is the first i've heard of the second issue and i minimal some of the merchants will be concerned about chain stores going on the second floor i guess i need more details but it's concerting that sprbz can go over a rut i can't tell coffee. >> this is about financial services and limited financial services not rail it's not beyond that but in my event it will go back to the planning commission with a full process. >> thank

here is nick valencia. >> reporter: u.s.ine reservist sergeant andrew tahmooressi is back in united states after accept monseven mo mexican prison. that's him hugging his mother and friends. in an exclusive interview with cnn, the tahmooressi family spokesman said a variety of factors led to his release. >> his mother, the congressman, the governor, montel, everybody, has been in san diego for the week, a lot of false starts and it took a fair amount of work to get it to the point where it was. >> reporter: former new mexico governor bill richardson pictured here along with ed royce and matt salmon were among the group that helped get tahmooressi out of jail. montel williams who last month testified in front of congress about the case said tahmooressi has a long rebuilding process ahead. >> this experience for him in the last seven months is in a lot of ways retraumatized him and this is almost like call it prison ptsd. so they really will need a break for just a little bit of time. >> reporter: tahmooressi, an afghan war ve

life cnn's nick valencia. one of the races people thought could be really hard to determine, and it wasn't. >> christine, this was supposed to be the race that helped democrats hold on to the senate, or at least gave them a chance. a likely scenario in this is that it with us going to go to a runoff, because it was going to be impossible for any candidate in this, especially with a libertarian running, taking away votes from david perdue, that anyone would get 50% plus one vote to avoid that january 6 runoff. in the end it didn't work out like that. a couple of hours after the polls closed at 7:00 p.m. eastern in georgia, it became very clear from the trends in these votes starting to come in as the ballots started to get tallied that perdue was going to pull away with this one. that's exactly what he did. nun about was upbeat in her concession speech. she said she showed the democrats could be competitive in a red state like georgia. for perdue's part, though, he said this was a vote against president barack

this picture is from baretta restaurant on valencia street. the diner who sent these photos say a group smashed windows as they walked by. nobody was hurt inside, but people inthere -- in there as you may expect were very scared. >> those who came out to union square did keep their demonstration peaceful. this is video taken by one of them. he had blue neon letters chanting all lives matter and hands up, don't shoot. >> the protest actually began in oakland hours earlier when a small group caused big disruptions on bart. they chained themselves together and into two different trains at the west oakland station. bart evacuated both trains and he stranded people on both sides of the bay. >> my ancestors had nothing. >> it took two hours for police to unchain and arrest the 14 protesters and get those trains moving again. >> meanwhile in ferguson, missouri protesters clashed with authorities tonight. officers in riot gear along with the national guard moved in to break up a crowd that refused to get out of a busy intersection. this happened acros

national reporter nick valencia, thanks. >>> let's bring in cnn political commentator s.e. cupp in washington. good to see you. i know we've been talking about georgia there but there are a handful of other states where it is practically a dead heat and one of the big tactics of course are the negative ads. why do you think attack ads work so well? wouldn't you think people would be smarter than that? >> well, look, sometimes in certain places especially in a midterm election, the political ad is really the only thing a voter sees especially if a voter isn't really all that enthusiastic or politically inclin inclined, so both camps, both the incumbent, the opponent know that an ad has the potential to go a very long way. now, some have harnessed that potential for good, joanie ernst in iowa had a successful viral ad earlier this year, cast castg hogs, that put her on the map in terms of voter i.d., others not successful in harnessing the power of the ads and some negative ads have gone on to tank these campaigns. it's an art but also a science and figuring out how to tap in

this picture is from baretta restaurant on valencia street. the diner who sent these photos say a group smashed windows as they walked by. nobody was hurt inside, but people inthere -- in there as you may expect were very scared. >> those who came out to union square did keep their demonstration peaceful. this is video taken by one of them. he had blue neon letters chanting all lives matter and hands up, don't shoot. >> the protest actually began in oakland hours earlier when a small group caused big disruptions on bart. they chained themselves together and into two different trains at the west oakland station. bart evacuated both trains and he stranded people on both sides of the bay. >> my ancestors had nothing. >> it took two hours for police to unchain and arrest the 14 protesters and get those trains moving again. >> meanwhile in ferguson, missouri protesters clashed with authorities tonight. officers in riot gear along with the national guard moved in to break up a crowd that refused to get out of a busy intersection. this happened acros

you wonder why would you do this. >> very strange, cnn's nick valencia is in tallahasse, florida.saying about the packages? >> good morning, carol. we have reached out to the tallahasse police department if-to-ask them if they've made contact or spoken to -- nine friends of myron may to see if they have insight. we still have not yet heard back. but you heard from joe paul, he did an interview with wsbtv, our atlanta affiliate, he said about five days before the shooting he reached out to him along with eight other friends asking for their addresses. paul said he assumed it was something like a wedding invitation. he told us he never could have expected that his friend would have been the florida state shooter. paul said he won't be home, he'll be out of town so he won't be around to receive that package. we have reached out to the tallahasse police department to find out more details of this package or if they've made contact with these nine people. so far we have not heard back. >> i'm sure some of the friends are hoping maybe he'll explain the terrible things he did at florida

nick valencia, thanks so much. let's bring in now the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, congressman ed royce, because congressman royce was one of the lawmakers who advocated for tahmooressi's release. so good to see you. this is an incredible victory. and just hearing from the attorney there brought to us by nick valencia here to hear that things happened very quickly. he learned from the attorney general this dismissal of the case, this nonaccusatory conclusion has been reached. can you tell us, congressman, what you know about just what preceded that? what provoked the mexican authorities to do this? >> well, let me just say that originally the mexican authorities were looking at maybe seven years, 21 years. >> right. >> that was the filing. i had a conversation with the attorney general of mexico. asking him if he would not look at this situation where ten days before the incident, we had the sergeant tahmooressi checking into the hospital in san diego, and the finding at that point was that he h

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 715 px thanks. >> i example the first thing to point out is the first word is camp tlargz to be bugs and dirt and so long as you can get past that part in place is pretty awesome. you're going to get to our cabin and why is it so small well most of your time is spent outside. programming was our first step we wanted to offer a program that is, you know, makes people happy and leaves them with memories. >> here and there. >> so more points. >> read

cnn's nick valencias has the story. >> breaking overnight. >> are you serious? are you okay?f fear inside this florida state university library. an fsu student captures it on cell phone video. >> this is the police department. fsu police department. there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are. >> just before 12:30 this morning an unidentified gunman opens fire in a crowded library. >> if you know somebody who has a gun call 911. >> reporter: man seen lying on the floor apparently shot in the leg as the library makes a 911 call. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: senior sarah evans shot the heart pounding video and describes a chaotic scene. >> i saw one of the employees kind of looking frantic going crazy and when i thought something was wrong. >> the campus on lockdown as police swarm the building. students warned to seek shelter immediately, stay away from doors and windows. the university's alert system. as the ordeal unfolds photos fled twitter and show police with assault rifles inside the library. at least three people are injured and transported to the hospit

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 715 >> i'm your host of "culturewire," and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there

already 80% of their parishioners early voted. >> nick valencia, thank you so much. appreciate it. a programming reminder, get all the election night coverage on cnn this tuesday beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> also, up next, new horrors from isis militants. we go live to the region to hear more on the fate of a group of t tribesmen kidnapped this weekend. down. we'll even buy you out of your contract. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. (receptionist) gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >>> isis militants accused of kidnapping dozens of men and boys, a sunni tribal leader in anbar province says many victims were pulled from their beds in the middle of the night. it's feared they ha

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 715 hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upg

en espaÑa, el valencia sacÓ importante victoria al ganar. provocÓ daÑos en la suspensión delantera que le permitieron continuar con la competencia. daniel ricciardo finalizÓ en la tercera posiciÓn. >> gracias carlita. vamos a terminar con una historia triste que tiene un final feliz. pablo lÓpez desde pequeÑo se extraviÓ y fue adoptado por una pareja en utah. un programa de televisiÓn le cambiÓ la vida. el talento musical que tiene jÚzguelo. parece ser que le vamos a deber al cantante pero quÉdese en sintonÍa con su familia univisiÓn. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora. por su velocidad le llamaban el venado. por su nobleza le decÍan el cordero. los dos adolescentes encontraron en el camino hacia estados unidos donde buscaban reunirse con sus familias. >> cuÁles son tus planes para llegar a estados unidos? >> estudiar y sacar a mis abuelos adelante. >> ambos se hicieron mejores amigos. los unÍa la meta de llegar a la meta. >> cÓmo se sientan en esa velocidad a medianoche?

prevalencias a una importante ventaja al derrotar al valencia.or que gana dos veces consecutivas el master de parÍs. en la fÓrmula uno sergio pÉrez se vio involucrado en un accidente recibirse de la carrera del gran premio de estados unidos. el mexicano impactÓ por atrÁs al auto de raikonnen lo que le provocÓ daÑos en la suspensiÓn de la anterior pÍldora que continÚe. el ganador de la carrera fue el ganador hamilton. rosberg llegÓ en segundo lugar. >> hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva y por supuesto la ediciÓn nocturna les traeremos el resumen del dÍa. >> muchas veces se presten atenciÓn este vÍdeo. es una historia triste con final feliz. pablo lÓpez que de pequeÑo se perdiÓ fue adoptado en una pareja en utah enero por su mal comportamiento lo echaron de la casa. en mÉxico comenzÓ a cantar y un programa le cambiÓ la vida. nos vemos esta noche. ♪ ♪ ♪ deber al cantante pero quÉdese en sintonÍa con su familia univisiÓn. >> esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora. por su velocidad le llamaban el venado. por su nobleza le decÍan el corder

nick valencia joining me. you have been following the story from the beginning. a mexican court official says he was released to psychological grounds. this related to the ptsd. >> right. very high levels in the mexican government the bhewheels were i motion. a lot of people there don't believe his story. and say it doesn't add up. so there was a lot of pressure to keep him in jail and not cave to the u.s. and supporters here. but ptsd, officially it is not treated in mexican prison. so them deciding to withdraw the allegations and that leading to his release. you see him there earlier this morning, getting ouch off a plane, private jet. a lot of people played a part in getting his release. >> wow. so what do we know about his condition, physically, mentally. >> we've done a lot of reporting here and on other platforms. we've spoke on the him several times. his condition every time i've spoken to him over the phone was getting worse and worse. >> in what way? >> mental health. he was becoming more withdrawn. becoming more introverted. he was already a quiet indiv

fue ganador del festival de comunicador infantil de valencia .al momento de su muerte, la comunidad latinana estrella en el paseo de la fama. ♪ ♪ >> el cuerpo llegarÁ a la ciudad de mexico pronto. sin duda alguna este comediante llegÓ a cautivar a millones de personas en todo el continente que disfrutaban del humorismo blanco. ramÓn adame platicó con una familia. te escuchamos. >> tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con una familia, nos recibieron amablemente para compartir su sentir y lo que significa para ellos el talento de roberto gÓmez bolaÑos. Éstos son los detalles... >> mucha tristeza, Él era un cÓmico bien limpio, entretenÍa tanto adultos como niÑos. >> estas seÑoras forma parte de una generaciÓn que desde hace varios aÑos disfrutaba del talento de este comediante. >> desde hace cuÁnto recuerda haber visto un personaje? >> 50 aÑos. >> vamos a extraÑar sus personajes. el chavo del ocho el chapulÍn colorado, >> ahora recuerdan las pegajosas y populares frases de los distintos divertidos personajes. vimos el chavo. >> aunque los programas del humorismo blanco creado por gÓmez bolaÑos co

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 715 >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the proces

nick valencia has more in today's hollywood minute. aaron sorkin is calling it quits.oesn't anticipate working on another show after his current hbo series "the newsroom." sorkin said in part ".i've had much more failure, as traditionally measured, than success in television" the screenwriter won several emmys for his work on the "west wing," and an oscar for scripting "the social network" in 2011. "the newsroom" began its third and final season sunday. if you missed matt damon playing "jason bourne," here is some good news for you. the actor says he will play the assassin in a film set to release in 2016. damon agreed to do the film after director paul greengrass signed on. greengrass directed the second and third films in the bourne series. and an animated film toped the box office this weekend. disney's "big hero 6" won the top spot with just a little under 60 million dollars. acclaimed director christopher nolan's "interstellar" came in second, making it the first of his films not to nab the number one spot since 2002. gillian flynn's thriller "gone girl" is still

national reporter nick valencias has been following this story from the beginning. why was he released at this time? why now? >> it's a months' long ordeal for the family. they had a congressional hearing last month october 1st pleading to the mexican government to release him on humanitarian grounds. he suffers ptsd, that's what he was doing in california, he left florida to get treatment in california that's when he says he accidentally crossed the border. we know from my reporting a couple weeks ago will was wheels in motion in high levels of the mexican government to try to find a way out. next can nationalists on the mexican side of the border don't believe his story. there's a lot of doubt that adds up on their side of the border. some of the u.s. state department also cast some doubt over his story. so there was wheels in motion to try to get him out on humanitarian grounds because of the ptsd. mexico doesn't officially have resources in their prison system for people who had ptsd. >> >> is that what did it or it turned the table? >> that's what did it. it wa

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 71 week. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the san francisco. the reporter: has many opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of play rec and park has a place win the high sincerely the place to remove user from the upper life and transform into one of mother nachdz place go into the rec and park camp mather located one hundred and 80 square miles from the bay bridge past the oakland bridge and on and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevada cam

protesters were outside the mission station, mission police station at 17th and valencia and now they on the march. >> within the past hour you probably saw this unfolding live. this drama as it played out protesters managing to block the 980 freeway in oakland. this is a repeat of last night. last night it was 580. tonight 980. first time all lanes of traffic were stopped, but we are getting word that the freeway is open once again. the chp has managed to clear the protesters and those protesters are on the move. they are moving back to 14th and broadway in downtown oakland. >> and more live pictures out of ferguson, missouri itself tonight. situation much quieter. we are told than what was going on last night with the violence, gunfire and of course the fire, 16 buildings burned to the ground. 2200 national guard troops showed up tonight, and you can see the situation there much more law and order as the two sides face-off through the middle of town. we invite you to stay with us tonight for news throughout the evening we'll have the very latest on kpix.com. >> have a good night. ,,

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 71 (inaudible). >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i appreciate you all coming out today, we have good weather it's a great day optimum chris i'm from dallas, texas text it is special my daughters 18th birthday today and almost off to college but in addition to, of course, the groundbreaking on market street and we're honored to be part of the mid-market development and everything into the city we've been working on i tell peopl

nick valencia is on the florida tamp us in tallahassee with more for you. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, carol. could you see behind me this area where the shooting took place. still cordonned off. investigators, canvassing the scene. they say it's no longer a threat to public safety. for 30 to 45 minutes witnesses tell me it was pure havoc and chaos. breaking overnight. >> are you serious? oh my god, are you okay? moments of fear inside this florida state university library. an fsu student captures it on cellphone video. >> this is the tallahassee police department and fsu police department. there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are. >> reporter: just before 12:30 this morning, an unidentified gunman opens fire in a crowded library. >> if you know of somebody who has a gun or if you know somebody who has been shot, call 911. >> reporter: one man is seen lying on the floor apparently shot in the leg as the librarian makes a frantic 911 call. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: fsu senior sarah evans shot the heart-pounding video a

uno de los lugares que tiene una vecindad similar es valencia, venezuela.z bolaÑos. a esta hora, una buena comida en la vecindad cae muy bien. >> una buena comida, fÉlix, y un muy buen momento, que es el que se pasa acÁ en este lugar inspirado completamente en el chavo del 8. a mi espalda estÁ el cuadro de la vecindad, donde se puede observar el barril, la ropa extendida, y los lugares donde vivÍan florinda, doÑa clotilde y don ramÓn, que precisamente es uno de los personajes de la vecindad, que se encuentra con nosotros en este momento. ¿cuÁl es la frase del chavo que mÁs le gusta? >> es que no me tienen paciencia. >> aquÍ estÁ doÑa florinda. ¿cuÁl era la frase que más le gustaba? >> fue sin querer queriendo. >> tantas veces utilizada por muchos de nosotros! >> y aquÍ estÁ kiko. ¿la frase? >> no me simpatizas. >> y tambiÉn estÁ la popis. ¿la frase que mÁs le gustaba? >> bueno, pero no se enoje! >> y naturalmente tenemos que entrevistarlo a Él, al chavo del 8. ¿cuÁl es la frase? >> eso, eso, eso! >> ¿y cuÁl es el sentimiento suyo hoy? >> pues el sentimiento

nick valencia is on the florida campus in tallahassee with more. do we know who this shooter is? >> reporter: that's the principal question that remains unanswered at this hour. who was this gunman, carol, and why did he carry out this shooting? we mentioned last night, a lot of students were inside the library, an estimated 300 students inside. some of them had some exams tomorrow. many of them took to social media as the shooting was happening to describe what they were seeing in realtime. some of them posting to social media as a way for their loved ones to note that they were all right. sara evans was one of those students here at the library. she spoke to us earlier and told us what she saw happen. >> i will never forget the look on his face. it was actually he yelled in the video, "i've been shot, there's a gun, and that's when everybody in the library freaked out. and i didn't believe it. i think i was laughing in the video because i was, like, what? you know. you're just not really prepared for something like that. so he just looked so shocked and i just didn't know what

mta projects but their redoing the sidewalks with the ramps so there's concern neighborhoods in valencia street and 23rd two of the four corners big things blocking that and something on the corner i said how are you doing and he said i'm louis. >> this might be a good project to pull together since we no longer have our subcommittee so to pull together an ad hoc committee to help staff to figure out how best a formulate a presentation and direction for the commission. >> okay great, thank you any other new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 14 is adjournment and okay adjournment. >> all in favor, say i. and meeting adjourned. >> 715 >> i just want to say comboo go giants, huh? >> so good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco wholesale produce market and the dedication of the first lead goal produce center in california (clapping.) i'm larry president of the market value board of directors on behalf of my colleagues the staff and our partners which are the markets merchant and especially the merchant because they get up at midnight at 2:30 i 2 o'clock in the morn

i have stores on valencia and noe they are lt noe they are totally different than haight street haight street has homeless problems we're talking about cutting traffic we should put put this into test. jay walking, u-turns these are real real issues we deal with we need a practical solution walk the street and as you suggested board member lee we need to put this into practice to see if it works or not and i'm asking you one to one one to one participant with the planning and thank you for your time and make a decision that's good for everyone. >> hello. i'm from hayes valley neighborhood association i want to draw your attention to a letter that the association wrote to the staff on this project july july 9th and you should have gotten a copy of that as well as here's a letter from one of my neighbors who couldn't attend. we generally support efforts to speed up muni and we applaud staff for all their hard work on this neighborhood association. you may know it spear headed an effort to make improvements between octavia and gough however we have a lot of concerns and are opposed to a s

our nick valencia shows how one start-up is aiming to solve this problem. >> have a good one. reporter: 'tis the season to ship packages out to loved ones or maybe send something to yourself on that must-have list. >> get a little note on your door and you have to play tag and go pick it up. >> reporter: but it's also prime season for criminals, when broad daylight sees the opportunity to grab those hot items right off your doorstep. >> the tracking number said it was delivered, but i never got the package. >> reporter: imagine this. perfect strangers walking up to your front door and walking off with the merchandise. >> who's at their home in the middle of the day, just able to wait for a package to show up? >> reporter: and coast to coast, no one is immune. with online retail sales topping $200 billion last year in the u.s., and that's expected to grow this year, by about 10%, according to shop.org. >> i always felt like i was being punished by the current delivery system, for having a full-time job. and, you know, the question was, why can't this be delivered when i'm actua

this is on 17th and valencia. not far from the b.a.r.t. station there. about a hundred or so protesters marching down that street. this is obviously in relation to the michael brown case. and this is just one of the many protests unfolding throughout california today and across the country. this is in the city, in san francisco, there's one in oakland right now and we're also keeping a close eye on a protest happening in los angeles where freeways are being blocked. we'll, of course, continue to monitor and this and a full update for you tonight at 11:00. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0 is here. >>> katy perry, pharrell, and cher praying for peace in ferguson. >> and the reporters caught in the chaos, now on "extra." >> ferguson on fire, hollywood on a mission of mercy. >> it's insane. >> rap star macklemore protesting in the streets. the tv reporter hit in the head with a rock. >> ah!

in pitting a business there i'll have a hard time with cars crossing a busy pedestrian street on valenciatreet we have if you curb cuts because of the pedestrians in the street i have a little bit of issue with the continuance i don't see what it will disciplinarian you have many people that don't want it on ralph street but if they come back from a few months ago and say it's okay there will be people with problems with it the issue is clear it's got to go somewhere i don't support of continuance. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? okay seen none, public comment is closed. let me offer a couple of thoughts i feel challenged will i this issue the driveway it is replacing existing condition theres a parking lot the developer sought continuance i feel that advocates the challenges is somewhat with the planning department and the planning commission policy i don't believe interests one policy a number of those policies were laid out in the memo from a day ago the existing policies that are built up over the years i think that i agree with the comment from the lady that eac

the protesters stopped at the mission police station on valencia police station where they shouted "no justice, no peace" but no trouble. >>> another rough night in ferguson, missouri. the national guard has been deployed to prevent the destruction that we saw last night. >> abc news president arer marcy gonzalez -- reporter marcy gonzalez is in ferguson. >> the smoldering ashes in ferguson surrounded by unexpected peace. here at the initial epicenter of the unrest they gathered outside of police headquarters, but otherwise there is relative quiet. a glaring contrast to last night's rioting. the worst this community has seen since officer darren wilson killed michael brown in august. tonight for the first time wilson is publicly sharing what he claims lead to the shooting. >> he is going to get this gun away from me. something will happen and i will be dead. i pulled it a third time and it finally goes off. >> telling say -- saying in an interview that he is sorry, but wouldn't have done anything differently. >> the reason i have a screen conscience is because i know i did my job right