valencia are up to 14th.he asian champions league on wednesday when guangzhou evergrande played eastern sc in their first match of the group phase. eastern — the champions of hong kong — are coached by chan yuen—ting, who became the first woman to coach a professional men's team in a continental competition. who became the first woman to coach a professional men's team in a continental competition. but they were no match for the former asian champions who won 7—0. paul frostick reports. this was to be no philly's steak introduction for chan yuen—ting. any hopes of an upset were thrown out of the window just three hopes of an upset were thrown out of the windowjust three minutes in. easton, down to ten men. quango shown the red card. —— guangzhou evergrande.1— miller to just four minutes. then 2— nilfrom the corner. the one—way traffic continued and in the 24th minute, they got a second penalty. alan douglas couldn't score from 12 yards out. more misery for easton just a minute later. a second yellow card. dou

"venezuela, descent into chaos" continues. >> we drove through the mountains from caracas to valenciat a doctor here determined to show us the horrors that lay inside a hospital controlled by the iron fist of the government. >> if you take us in, it will be easier for us to get in than if we drive? >> yes. >> he and his fellow doctors earnestly and deeply want to get the word out how bad the situation is. he doesn't want his face or name shown. but he's determined to show us what is going on inside the main hospital for this city of 2 million people. right here you can see dozens people outside. and a lot of trash has built up. more patients being brought in. we follow him into the pediatric ward. hospitals provide two things. they provide the bed and the doctor. everything else has to be provided by the patient or their family. and that's what's so incredible. down to the surgical gowns the doctors wear, and even soap to scrub in. and then we saw these children. it was already 11:00 at night and all of them were moaning. writhing in their beds. nurses were just standing there. there

valencia-real madrid.arse con la victoria dos por uno. en el fÚtbol mexicano se viene el clÁsico joven entre las Águilas del amÉrica y cruz azul. un hombre que pocas veces hace un autoanÁlisis pero cuando le toca hablar del vecino,siempre da mucho de lap recordar. dijo lo siguiente cuando le preguntaron sobre paco g mes, tÉcnico de cruz azul. >>no me gusta hablar de los tÉcnicos porque tengo que tener un respeto, pero vende humo. yo me considero mexicano porque me hice como tÉcnico aquÍ. les gusta que venda humo. presentador: fÚtbol de playa,el salvador fue la definiciÓn desde los penales. el capitÁn agustÍn ruíz, acertaba su oportunidad y la selecta se anotÓ la victoria en el premundial que se juega en las bahamas. la pelea del 6 de mayo entre canelo Álvarez y el hijo de la leyenda, promete una bolsa jamÁsesta. el canelo le apostÓ prÁcticamente todoa julio cÉsar chÁvez junior. si todo sale como lo ha planeado,junior podrÍa terminar en la bancarrota. >>estÁ diciendo que me va a ganar, que me va a noquear e

marcador final valencia dos, real madrid uno.do pendiente en la liga y sigue cel lideratsobre el barcona de un punto en la tabla general. esaes toda la informacion de miparte, vamos a una pausa comercial y greamos conas informacion aqui en noticiero telemundo 48. cesar --hoy a las once... reveal 1--emergencia en san jos!..permitirn a algunos regresar a sus hogares, pero ahora esotra la preocupacin... el azote de bajas temperaturas...reveal 2 --mano dura... mxico advierta estados unidos que no aceptar indocumentados deportados que sean mexicanos... reveal 3 --vida en otros planetas?... el increble descubrimiento que hicieron cientificos que podra comprobar que no estamossolos en este universo... --esto y mas en vivo a las once top vo blanca -- todos los viernes dunfebrero noticiero telemundo 48junto a un equipo de abogados contestarn sus preguntas en nuestro segmento especialinmigracion en tu barrio. take gfx -- este vierne24 febrero estaremos en el: cet... 701 de la calle vine, en sanjos. -- de 5 de la tarde hasta las 8 de la noc

el valencia ganÓ dos a uno.r cuatro veces mÁs que tÚ, no importa. reprotero: el nba estos dos jugadores mostraron su nuevo uniforme despuÉs de haber sido canjeados. este cambio no ha sidovisto con buenos ojos en la capital. vaya que el bigotÓn quiere comenzar acalentar este partido. hoy salieron a la venta los boletos y no se calentÓ para nada los aficionados no creen ni en la mÁquina ni en el amÉrica. la voltees sÓlo distraer la atenciÓn porque el equipo del amÉrica, de la mano del bigotÓn la estÁ pasando muy mal. los chivos desplomaron a las Águilas. tres que cruz azul repita la historia o saber cÓmo le va, uno de los asteriscos podrÍa perder el trabajo con cualquier resultado. marÍa: muchos padres de familia se pierden en sus telÉfonos celulares sin siquiera darse cuenta. esto creo nada generaciÓn de huÉrfanos digitales. una madre latina nos dice cÓmo logra el balance entre la vida diaria y la tecnologÍa. muchos hemos reÍdo con memez similares. la realidad, en el mundo son millones de niÑos que pertenecen a l

valencia school will be looking for a new home at least in the short-term. the roads around that school including valencia road and trout goat road heavily damaged and mud lights and so they are having a having a hard time getting people in the school. for the next week that school will be closed completely trying to find another place where they can hold class. for the 17, no update on when it will reopen. right now they are trying to put a safety beam at the base of that slide that is down about five miles down the road. trying to shore that up and once that is done maybe we will get an update and let you know via social media and, of course, an update at six and the big show at 10:00. live on the summit on the 17, jesse gary. fox 2 news. >>> it is bizarre seeing no cars. there is a couple of businesses at the top of the summit. are they still opened or are they shut down as a result of the closure. >> the one behind me and the sign says open but i don't see anyone in the parking lot. it looks looks like a ghost town. >> jesse. thank you. >>> in sonoma cou

para ver quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ con esta persona guadalupe olivas valencia.segÚn explicaron las autoridades, esta persona de origen mexicano, especÍficamente, del estado de sinaloa, acababa de ser deportado. iba con su bolsa de plÁstico con sus pertenencias. algo de ropa y comida, cuando decidiÓ lanzarse por un puente. en un principio, se dijo que podrÍa ser un accidente. segÚn las autoridades, apunta mÁs a que sea un suicidio, debido a que este puente no es de atonal -- peatonal. ahora vamos a estar revisando quÉ es lo que pasÓ. tambiÉn, vamos a tratar de hablar con la gente que lo conociÓ. aparentemente, hubo unos amigos con los que hablo antes de cometer este acto de aparente suicidio. este es mi reporte de los angeles. presentador: juan carlos gonzÁlez conversando con nosotros acerca de esta tragedia. enluta a las familias de inmigrantes a los estados unidos. presentadora: segÚn las autoridades, este hombre se reportÓ con su familia habÍa telefÓnica. se negÓ a ir a un albergue. habÍa sido deportado porque su bolsillo tenÍa los documentos de repatriaciÓn.

se acabaron las excusas de los dos partidos menos, el valencia le hizo daÑo al real madriden las aspiraciones

elsewhere valencia picked up an important win over athletic bilbao moving them away from relegation troubleries for villareal and celta vigo. in the german bundesliga rb leipzig narrowed the gap on leaders bayern munich to five points after they beat borussia moenchengladbach 2—1. emil forsberg put the visitors ahead before moenchengladbach missed a penalty. timo werner doubled the advantage and despite a late goal for the hosts it wasn't enough. elsewhere cologne failed to moved 5th after they could only manage a 1—1 draw at home to schalke. in italy's serie a roma remain second after sunday's matches, edin dzeko continued on from his europa league hat—trick on thursday as he opened the scoring in a 4—1 defeat of torino. there were wins for both the milan sides but the biggest result might have been for bottom of the table pescara who put five past genoa. in the dutch eredivisie feyenoord remain top by five points after a 1—0 win away to ado den haag. karim el ahmadi with the winnerjust after the hour mark as he got on the end of a nicely floated pass while the hosts remain rock bottom. aj

internet.dijo que encontro 4 restaurantes cerrados no solo en la missio sino tambien en area de fillmore, valenciaa ciudad. traci 36:53 yo siempre agarro comida, esntre semana co va a estacerrado no lo puede creer y les digo si estacerrado,asta un foto letengo que mandar 37:01no solo no abrieron los necs sino que ninos faltaron a la escuela..gente y maestrosue encontramos en la calle, fuera de camara dijen que en alnos plantelesmas del 50 por ciento de los alumnosfaltaron ..sin embargo el distrito escolar hasta ultima aseguro que fue un dia normal..entre tanto otros lamentaron no poder participarcarlos gama/le hubiera gustado participar 23:23 de que podría perder mi trabaj pero si loubiera sabido desde antes yo ensque si lo hubiera dejado pasarel dia 23:32y estas fotos nos llegarontambien de redwood city, donderestaurantes y grandes supermercados tamb ien se unieron a esta causa y cerraron sus puertas... 40:01 ahora como ustedes san te movimientoo tiene ucabeza visible que lohaya organizado, lo que si es confmado es que yhay una conferencia de prea pareste lunes donde se anunciara topvo cesar ---q

victoria consecutiva en imponerse por un marcador de cuatro goles contratas a los dirigidos con paco valencia del puerto que estÁn más metidos que nunca en temas de descenso. el atlas sigue imponiÉndose como local esta vez ante unos debilitados esmeraldas de leÓn que parecen haber olvidado su forma de jugar el equipo de torrente cayÓ dos goles a cero gracias a los tantos de rostiza. poco a poco se estÁn cerrando las ligas en las diferentes partes del mundo yo regresÓ con ustedes, muchas gracias. arantxa: muchas gracias mÁs adelante una aÑeja celebraciÓn mantiene su encanto intacto tras un siglo existencia de una manera muy peculiar. ya verÁn.

authorities say that 44-year-old guadalupe a valencia jumped off a bridge in the mexican border town of tijuana. witnesses say he was in great distress shortly before he jumped. the death comes as u.s. president donald trump issued new guidelines to broaden the power for authorities to remove migrants. there are an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants in the united states. many from mexico. reporter: their parents are undocumented migrants. he wants to expel all mexicans. he doesn't want us to stay here. the kids parents are putting a brave face on the situation. without work, they live in constant fear of being deported. my wife and i, we both work. if their first -- if they are forced to return to mexico, they face uncertain status so they are applying for dual nationality. >> the mere fact of not having a work or residence. >> enforcement agents to support -- that is one of the reasons antitrust protesters have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the new president's immigration policy. reporter: nasa has announced a discovery that could help us find extraterrestrial lif

sot jacqueline valencia/beneficiaría del daca xxxx el supervisor de richmond melvinwillies pidió r estagual melvin willies/supervisor derichmond dice que apoyar a jeff sessions,conoci extremista yildado de racista, va encontra de la comunidad y que asílaminorías no van tener confianza en nuesas agencias... por eso concluye, elshiff tiene que abar con su apoyo al ice mientras tanto. en un comunicadola oficina l alguacil nos dijo lo siguieefs "me reúno con ocles tatales y federes regularmente [.. mi reunióncon el senadorsessions no fue política. no signifa que lo apoy ni él lopidió, ni yo sé lo ofrí [.. hablamos de cómo mejorar la seguridad y có el gobiern federal nos puede ayudar" los nifestantse retiron pacícamente alredor de lasdos de la tard andres on cam (add libb) cesar --- en las ultimas 48 horas por lo menos 10 personas han resultado muertas en balaceras entre supuestos grupos criminales de sinaloa y miembrosde las fuerzas armadas . blanca ---el repunte de la violencia -indican los eertos- seebe aque intentan arrebatarle a los hijosde "el chapo" guzman el control del cartel de sin

comparaciÓn que ha molestado a muchos como a este exembajador en rusia que hoy dijo que: esta eco valenciados duros mensajes en twitter, el primero dirigido al juez y las cortes y dice, no puedo creer que un juez ponga a nuestro paÍs en tal peligro, si algo pasa, culpa de Él y del sistema de cortes, gente llegando mal. el segundo mensaje, da ordenes a los agentes de inmigraciÓn es el siguiente, he dado instrucciones al departamento de seguridad nacional para que revise muy cuidadosamente a las personas que llegan al paÍs, las cortes hacen el trabajo algo muy difÍcil. esta misma tarde se conocieron nuevos segmentos de la entrevista de fox al presidente trump, se refiriÓ nuevamente a mÉxico, dijo que en su diÁlogo con el presidente perso enrique peÑa nieto le ofreciÓ ayuda con el problema del narcotrÁfico y asegurÓ que el mandatario recibiÓ de buena manera el ofrecimiento, dijo que peÑa nieto tiene dificultades en controlar algunas cosas de su paÍs, entre ellas las drogas. >> mientras tanto frente a la torre trump en la quinta avenida de nueva york, partidarios del presidente se congregaron

juan: la impresiÓn de la manera que terminÓ la vida de guadalupe oliva valencia, asÍ como los motivosadamente 45 aÑos de edad y originario de sinaloa, terminÓ su entrevista con el instituto nacional de migraciÓn a las 8:21 am de este martes, sÓlo aceptó alimentos y permitiÓ -- pidiÓ que se le permitiera llamar a familiares y amigos en tijuana. >> dijo que se veÍan en un rato, dijo que tenÍan domicilio en tijuana. juan: aproximadamente una hora despuÉs, las autoridades recibieron una llamada alertando que un hombre habÍa caÍdo desde este puente. guadalupe confirmÓ que la tercera ocasiÓn que le reportaba y que era viudo con tres hijos. >> estaba con sus familiares, con su abuela y sus tÍos. juan: este puente que estamos viendo es por donde son repatriadas las personas mexicanas. no se sabe quÉ es lo que estaba haciendo en este otro puente. simplemente se estaba tratando de llegar al centro de la ciudad de tijuana o si ya venÍa aquí con intenciones de quitarse la vida. por eso aunque todo apunta a que se tratÓ de un suicidio, las autoridades aÚn no descartan que la muerte de guadalupe ha

. >> learned of another impact valencia elementary school will be closed in the short-term and the roads around the school have been damaged by rain and flooding and mud slides and it is difficult to get the kids in the building. so for next week that school is going to be closed. as for highway 17 right now they are putting in a safety beam at the base of the slide five miles down the road. behind me. once there will be an update on the highway behind me. >> more dramatic pictures. this id video taken a half hour ago. state road 35 known as skyline boulevard. it is closed and you can see why. the roadway literally washed out. all of this happening near los gatos and by the looks of it this road state road 35 will be shut down a long time. a huge chunk of the roadway washed away. we believe this may have happened sometime around 3:00 or so. that is when the c h p got word of it. >>> the pictures are remarkable when you see that. the huge amount of land sliding down and wiped out that road. >>> and the fact that it is being picked up at three in the afternoon. expects it to happen during

on valencia road the asphalt is thinking and more and more we see cars getting slammed by the mudslide including this vehicle. the public road super intendant was helping the crews and said this winter season has been chaos. >> we are tired. our crews have one day a week off, if they are lucky since mid-december. >>reporter: in paradise park homeowners are still cleaning up from the february flood. it crested at 5 1/2 feet above flood stage. the owner did not want to talk on camera that allowed us to show the damage. the floors and walls had to be ripped out and the once beautiful garden has been swept away. san lorenzo was four feet below flood stage this afternoon. it looks like paradise park will be spared for now. the greens are storing some of their friends valuable possessions. >> it's nice to not have the drought, i feel sorry for those people who are still negatively affected by what's happened. we are here to help.>>reporter: this is a look at highway 17 come of headlights are cars coming southbound. they have the tree out of the way and traffic is moving. we just check the ra

about theondering history of the factory on valencia street. lynn downey: yes, the valencia street factory was built in 1906 after the fremont street factory went down in the earthquake and fire. it was put up very quickly. it opened in november 1906, and it was a working factory, still working factory when i started 1989.9 -- it was turned over to laboratories, laundries, experimentation. they were still making 501 jeans the japanese market into the early 1990's, but it became too expensive to manufacture out of the property. in 2008, i believe, the company sold the building to the san francisco school, and they gave the money to the ridiculous -- to the redevelopment fund. it went back to the district. renovated the the building, but they kept the soul of the building. they were used a lot of the materials on the inside for staircases. a lot of their benches. they recycle to the interior. it had lots of long hallways. it was perfect for a class. it retained the wonderful soul of the factory. how did you find the oldest pair of jeans? [laughte

. >> i was wondering about the history of the factory on valencia street. lynn downey: yes, the valencia street factory was built in 1906 after the fremont street factory went down in the earthquake and fire. it was put up very quickly. it opened in november 1906, and it was a working factory, still working factory when i started in 1989. it was turned over to laboratories, laundries, experimentation. they were still making 501 jeans the japanese market into the early 1990's, but it became too expensive to manufacture out of the property. in 2008, i believe, the company sold the building to the san francisco school, and they gave the money to the redevelopment fund. it went back to the district. at the school, the renovated the building, but they kept the soul of the building. they were used a lot of the materials on the inside for staircases. a lot of their benches. they recycle to the interior. it had lots of long hallways. it was perfect for a class. it retained the wonderful soul of the factory. >> how did you find the oldest pair of jeans? lynn downey:

fictitious accounting to embezzle public money and run events all over spain and matured -- madrid and valencia and embezzled money about to 6 million euros. anchor: i imagine the image of the spanish royal family has very much taken a battering as a result of this case. >> it certainly has. there was considerable damage. this investigation has gone on for about 10 years. this was one of the main reasons why the former king was forced to abdicate. such aularity fell to degree, partly because he was considered to have shielded his son and daughter from some of these allegations. now the current king has done his best to have a process of damage limitation. first of all, he has thrown out the former duke and duchess from public events with the royal family. he also stripped them of the limitedtle and has their role in the family. many spaniards are appalled to a member of the royal family of use his public position and the princess still stands by her man today. anchor: sara, thank you. to pakistan where a suicide attack in a popular shrine in the south has killed 88 people. the bomber detonated

that the big windows, to me our statement of class and privilege and you know i saw it changing at valencia street. it hasn't quite happened on mission street yet. even some of the newer buildings on mission street have not quite gone there. this is a very visible corner building that is if you just like come right into the mission it's like the entry to the mission. and so having that building with all of those windows, and such a statement of to me class privilege, because you know poor people don't do it. they don't like-have everything out on the street. so it just really like rankles me the wrong but i just have to say that. it's a design issue and even though it is a small building, i appreciate that mr. papadopoulos put it in contest at this hundreds of units coming. i would rather put energy into my bigger buildings in the small building but i just have to say, to me design guidelines are what's going to calm are going to be what really important because i do think that it does say to the community, is this so our community? is this what were building for? so just-- >> commissioner

over the winter come some southern spain where you can get a winter crop, grown in regions near valencia, crops ruined, fields out of action. when the young crops were coming through there was also frost and snow, the coldest weather in decades. so the crop from spain has been drastically reduced which has greeted the shortage. this shortage has been made worse by supermarkets because you have catering companies and because you have catering companies a nd restau ra nts because you have catering companies and restaurants and corner shops running out of supplies and heading down to the supermarkets to stop up. it is them those rules are aimed at, because if i go into a supermarket i am not going to buy three iceberg lettu ces what am not going to buy three iceberg lettuces what a catering company thatis lettuces what a catering company that is thinking all my goodness the normal supplier cannot get us what we need, they will go down to the supermarket and clear the shelves. letters a nd supermarket and clear the shelves. letters and broccoli, also cou rg ettes. letters and broccoli, also

elsewhere valencia picked up an important week the athletic bilbao, moving them away from relegation time. it's the annual match bewteen the superleague winners and australia's nrl champions. the warriors were facing the cronulla sharks at the dw stadium, they led io—nil at halftime and though sharks mounted a comeback...joe burgess‘s third try secured the win ...22 points to 6. wigan the first english team to lift this trophy in five years. pleased with that, and wanting to perform. really well. it is not the coaching staff, the players have so much desire and so much guts and determination to get these winds. to get these winds. jo—wilfried tsonga won the rotterdam open on sunday with a 4—6, 6—4, 6—1 win over david goffin. it's also a first ever title for the french sixth seed at this event, having lost the 2011 final to robin soderling. the victory against the belgian third seed who was playing his second final in as many weeks took just under two hours handing tsonga a 13th career title... that is all of the sport for now. now let's just show you some wonderfulfootage of some now

. >> reporter: jose valencia is helping his family collect valuables from their flooded mobile home. they are among 200 people under a mandatory evacuation order in lakeport. >> i'm kind of helping family members take all their stuff out because it's the last time they can come here in a while, maybe months, and trying to get the most important things out of here. >> reporter: clear lake is a foot and a half over flood stage and still rising, inundating at least four neighborhoods. >> it's doing what clear lake does when we get too much water. there's just not enough -- there's more coming in than what's going out and that's our main problem right now. >> reporter: the main evacuation center is at this church on the north side of town. many of these people could be out of their homes for a very long time. >> last night we had 67 people stay. we've had probably another 20 register today. many that are registering right now have somewhere to stay but don't have somewhere to eat or shower. >> reporter: edward cantrell told us he's lived here most of his life and hasn't seen the lake lik

i'm edwin the developer on 15 and valencia i'm here in support quatro we're living in times more everyifferent countries before me we may be intentional with our solidarity and sanctuary and the quatro street is a history that latino cultural is not for sale and hyper gentrification is a danger the community has faced immigration and the high eviction rate for people that have came to this country in quatro we need to preserve the history and be a beacon of hope for people thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commissioners my name is lynn a 20-year homeowner in the mission and 20-year residents in district 9 and proud member of quatro in 1999 i support the latino cultural district as a special use district with strong reservation and requests for modification the planning commission needs to be aware that many people in the mission oppose the special use district and many people believe that the quatro has the best of intentions with the platforms are unintentionally holding the neighborhood back in undesirable conditions we hope - other people are concerned the development

. >> i want to bring in cnn's nick valencia, he's been following the story. sonic, that w so nick, that was an emotional apology, did it make any difference to the judge? >> the judge gave one more year than what the state proposed. perhaps it coming because of the inspiration behind it. this came a month behind the dylann roof shooting. who killed nine african-american church goers, this incident in georgia coming about a month after that. he used the confederate flag, as a symbolism. they decorated their pickup truck convoy and headed towards that party. that eight-year-old african-american boy in suburban atlanta, removed a pump shotgun in his pickup truck and pointed it at the adults and also trained it on the little kids and threatened to kill quote little n-words. you heard the emotional plea that two defendants were sobbing uncontrol b uncontrollably, the police department was said to not do enough that day. they were not arrested until a while later, but on top of the stiff sentences, they went on a two-day spree going county to county, authorities sa

on valencia the asphalt is seeking and we are seeing cars turning slammed by mud including this patrol vehicle. a public works crew says they are exhausted and they are working six days a week. they have been at this pace since december. in the santa cruz mountains. kiet do kpix 5. >> we have seen him more often like that more often than he would like. our reporters are outstanding. the santa cruz mountains has been the bull's-eye for all of these storms. it's coming up on 90 to 100 inches of rain. santa rosa 50 inches of rain but thankfully you are drying out and that is the back edge of this study rainfall. it made it through petaluma, santa rosa, creighton and marin county. the line is sliding east, there is still more rain in walnut creek and san jose, fairfield and vacaville. look at the snow falling above 6000 feet. yreka also. this is a stormy day again. new flash flood warnings extended and niles canyon at alameda creek. how many times that we talked about this text it's been extended until 10:30 pm. the snow in the sierra when you add it all up, we are talking upwards of 60 in

nick valencia is getting information from us. >> police in houston responded to reports of a shooting within the last hour. this is ben taub medical center the hospital in houston level one trauma center. we understand s.w.a.t. team has been called in, you can see pshs sti -- patients on the hospital beds. i'm being told by our producers there are no reports of injuries, but police are still investigating what appears to be a very active scene at ben taub hospital. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it what's happening in houston, meantime, let's talk about the president. president trump has spoke out now against anti-semitism after a wave of threats and attacks of jewish centers across the country, here is one quote from the anne frank center, the president's sudden acknowledgment is a band-aid on anti-semitism that's affected his own administration, his statement today is a pa thetd i canrisk of conden sense after weeks in which he and his staff have committed gro tes k acts and omissions reflecting anti semitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record, m

cnn nick valencia joining us live from louisiana where senator bill cassidy just wrapped up a town hallere the people's biggest concerns? >> well, there's a huge focus on the environment here in -- it's considered to be the capital of the crawfish industry in louisiana. there is a proposed pipeline that people anticipate to be built here in this area that could affect that industry. others more concerned about the affordable care act and what wee peeling it would mean to thousands of residents here in this area. some others took exception with senator bill cassidy's support or endorsement of the secretary of education, betsy devos. there was a lot of people that came to voice their concerns and challenge the senator. however, wolf, it was a much different scene from what the senator focused on and felt earlier this week. that was a very tense environment. the senator interrupted multiple times. today it was moderately tense at times, but the senator did get a chance to talk to some of those in the crowd. even those that were here to challenge him. earlier i spoke to his staff before the

this is nelson road where a section completely washed out and a car nearly fell off the edge of valencia road. look at those pictures and redwood lodge road is currently covered in redwood trees. we want to see your pictures, add them with the #abc 7 now to see them and put them on the air. >>> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing mainly dry conditions around the bay area now. there are a few pockets of light rainfall and showers scattered over the santa cruz mountains. we had a couple cells of stormy activity that moved through the bay area earlier during the afternoon. isolated cells that produced rain, downpours and hail. right now we have a few clouds left as you can see from emeryville. current temperature readings around the bay area are 50 here at san francisco, 49 oakland and 50 at mountain view and san jose and gilroy at 48 at half moon bay. this is the view from the southeast camera looking at dark clouds in the distance but the sky is becoming clearer. 48 right now in santa rosa. upper 40s at napa, novato and fairfield and concord. this is the view looking at a dramatic wes

. >> commissioners that places us on item 13198 valencia street a discretionary review. >> good afternoonissioner president hillis and members of the commission anthony planning department staff the item before you is request for a discretionary review associated with the proposed project on 198 valencia street in the zones and a 50 height and bulk district the project would demolish the one and 77 square feet automobile business and conduct a 5 story 55 feet tall, 3 thousand plus gross squatter mixed use building with 6 thousand 200 and 5 to 69 square feet at the ground story and 28 arrang residential units includes a penthouse above the roof on january 12, 2017, they were continued to the thursday, february 16, 2017, hearing and requesting the continuance the commission requested additional shadow analysis be provided to quantify the shading effects of the proposed proposed property on 198 valencia street the project sponsor has provided a shadow analysis which has been constituent in your pathway the shoed was conducted by prevision design and follows the methodology for a shadow analy

i'm edwin the developer on 15 and valencia i'm here in support quatro we're living in times more everyifferent countries before me we may be intentional with our solidarity and sanctuary and the quatro street is a history that latino cultural is not for sale and hyper gentrification is a danger the community has faced immigration and the high eviction rate for people that have came to this country in quatro we need to preserve the history and be a beacon of hope for people thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commissioners my name is lynn a 20-year homeowner in the mission and 20-year residents in district 9 and proud member of quatro in 1999 i support the latino cultural district as a special use district with strong reservation and requests for modification the planning commission needs to be aware that many people in the mission oppose the special use district and many people believe that the quatro has the best of intentions with the platforms are unintentionally holding the neighborhood back in undesirable conditions we hope - other people are concerned the development

. >> so for example, the person with the electrical gutter on valencia ray 16th street. >> shawn is shaking his head. >> what tool will this give us to address that because that is someplace - >> at a minimum that will allow is us to do enforcement with certifications we didn't have anything for about i mean it is obviously when someone is loud their complaints still have to respond this will eliminate that by a long shot and also will assist the mission station shawn ended up bird-dogging; right? and hopefully, the police can use section 49 cite for infractions and a misdemeanor that was reviewed by the police department i'm sorry that dave has been out for sometime but met with me more than once and met with me and the city attorney to go page by page through this so chief redman is supportive i apologize. i didn't say that earlier but they have gone over this and have added things to the language in particular you'll see the instructs out they've moved from infractions to misdemeanors whether they'll use them does that does that answer your question? >> i'm trying to figure out what addi

i was in -- in kissemee at valencia college, listening to students there, many dreamers. when i went to speak to him about the ban, i also spoke to him about the dreamers. that's a conversation that i hope we can continue to have. so we won't jeopardize this beautiful advantage we have which is the dreamers in our country. but i think it is really important to note this. and this is, some of my impatience, some of my impatience with president trump. president obama acted because congress refused to act in terms of -- of the dreamers and their parents and some other issues relating to immigration. when president reagan was president of the united states, the congress did act, the immigration act of 1986. very strong piece of legislation, immigration legislation. and after he signed the bill, the president said -- congress didn't do enough. so, i by executive office am going to issue family fairness. and family fairness as a percentage protected more people than president obama is protecting in these, in the -- executive actions he has taken to protect immigrants in our cou

. >> commissioners that places us on item 13198 valencia street a discretionary review. >> good afternoonissioner president hillis and members of the commission anthony planning department staff the item before you is request for a discretionary review associated with the proposed project on 198 valencia street in the zones and a 50 height and bulk district the project would demolish the one and 77 square feet automobile business and conduct a 5 story 55 feet tall, 3 thousand plus gross squatter mixed use building with 6 thousand 200 and 5 to 69 square feet at the ground story and 28 arrang residential units includes a penthouse above the roof on january 12, 2017, they were continued to the thursday, february 16, 2017, hearing and requesting the continuance the commission requested additional shadow analysis be provided to quantify the shading effects of the proposed proposed property on 198 valencia street the project sponsor has provided a shadow analysis which has been constituent in your pathway the shoed was conducted by prevision design and follows the methodology for a shadow analy

nick valencia joins us with more. sickening, it seems to have been inspired by dylann roof, the white supremacist who shot and killed nine churchgoers at a church in charleston. in that shooting, roof used the confederate flag as a symbol for his racism and it seemed the couple in this incident did the same. july of 2015 the couple gathered with 13 other friends and put a convoy together and put confederate flags. they wanted to make a symbol, a statement about the confederate battle flag. that's when they showed up at an 8-year-old's birthday party, afan caf an african-american child. during the hearing, they were charged with this heinous act. they sobbed during the hearing and right before the sentencing they spoke to the court. >> i want you to know that was not me. that is not me. that is not him. i would never walk up to you and say those words to you. >> this day affected my life and it affected my children's lives. i forgive you. i forgive all of you. >> for his part in the threat, jose torres was given 20 yea

bill from valencia, california, on our independent line, are you stressed out? caller: yes, especially when iseone like mr. pruitt nominated and actually confirmed. he has been confirmed, has he not, to the epa? the truth is, there are callers who want to talk about truth, the truth is that climate change is a real phenomenon, it is not made up, and the earth is not an infinite resource. we are putting so many poisons into our atmosphere, into our water, and the earth just cannot handle it. it is really unfortunate that we -- i ample who still stressed out as you can probably tell. calling in from union, washington on our republican line. good morning. caller: good morning, kimberly appeared -- kimberly. outer: i am stressed because i watch a lot of politics, c-span, i have for 20 years so i get stressed out when i hear democrats call up and make the accusation that the president is lying or some other republican is lying but they never give examples, it is frustrating, i could give you plenty of example of president obama when he live, go to political act and l

witnesses say guadalupe olivas valencia was distraught and shouted he did not want to return to mexico moments before he committed suicide by jumping from a bridge at the el chaparral border crossing in tijuana. olivas's family says he was a widowed father of three who was struggling to support his children. in texas, ice officers removed an undocumented immigrant asylum-seeker from a hospital where she was being treated for a brain tumor and returned her to a detention center. lawyers for the salvadoran woman, who's identified only as sara, say immigration agents cut off all communication with her family and attorneys and bound , her hands and ankles as they transferred her from the hospital to the for-profit prairieland detention center near dallas. the lawyers say sara has been suffering convulsions, nose bleeds, and severe headaches, and needs brain surgery if she's to survive. protests by thousands of angry constituents at town hall meetings across the country wednesday once again targeted lawmakers as voters challenged the policies of president trump and the republican congress.

is cedar chavez facing east, and the second is standing on the north corner of cedar chavez and valencia looking back at the hospital. and that is our report. and we're welcome to answer any questions that you might have. thank you so much. >> thank you, very much. i'm sure we will have questions. at this point, now that the staff presentation is complete, we would like to open it up for public comment. you'll have three minute to address the commission and we have a couple of dozen speaker cards. if i call your name, you can speak at any order. alice, mary paton and zeek and perez, maria, vaquez, tido, gloria dixon, and bruce garon. if you can line up on the screen side on the room. that would help keep the door clear, and again, speaking in any order if your name has been called. >> good morning, commissioners, my name is zeek and i'm the clinic director at saint anthony medical clinic where you're a manage care provider as you heard. challenge at saint anthony, you might think 110 lives, why is that? we have a very complex patient population, homeless. chronic care is one of our diagn

that the big windows, to me our statement of class and privilege and you know i saw it changing at valencia street. it hasn't quite happened on mission street yet. even some of the newer buildings on mission street have not quite gone there. this is a very visible corner building that is if you just like come right into the mission it's like the entry to the mission. and so having that building with all of those windows, and such a statement of to me class privilege, because you know poor people don't do it. they don't like-have everything out on the street. so it just really like rankles me the wrong but i just have to say that. it's a design issue and even though it is a small building, i appreciate that mr. papadopoulos put it in contest at this hundreds of units coming. i would rather put energy into my bigger buildings in the small building but i just have to say, to me design guidelines are what's going to calm are going to be what really important because i do think that it does say to the community, is this so our community? is this what were building for? so just-- >> commissioner

. >> so for example, the person with the electrical gutter on valencia ray 16th street. >> shawn is shaking his head. >> what tool will this give us to address that because that is someplace - >> at a minimum that will allow is us to do enforcement with certifications we didn't have anything for about i mean it is obviously when someone is loud their complaints still have to respond this will eliminate that by a long shot and also will assist the mission station shawn ended up bird-dogging; right? and hopefully, the police can use section 49 cite for infractions and a misdemeanor that was reviewed by the police department i'm sorry that dave has been out for sometime but met with me more than once and met with me and the city attorney to go page by page through this so chief redman is supportive i apologize. i didn't say that earlier but they have gone over this and have added things to the language in particular you'll see the instructs out they've moved from infractions to misdemeanors whether they'll use them does that does that answer your question? >> i'm trying to figure out what addi

so having 40 buses in 60 on valencia street-- >> thank you next speaker, please. >> >>[calling publiccomment cards] >> thank you for pronouncing my name right. hello to all of you. this is clearly an arrow where everybody in san francisco looks pretty good to all of us compared to what's going on nationally. but i think were also learning that was called fake news is really propaganda and what happens if somebody says something once and is repeated again and again and that this shuttle program is taking cars off the streets, finding people from driving cars, keeping us cleaner air. we don't know any that because you've never done the environmental impact study. so we need that in order to be able to know, is that true in obviously we love cal train to be doing a lot of this work. i don't think most of us are objecting to the shuttles running on the highways. the problem is it's grading highways in our communities and it's maybe, because we have not had done the impact study, maybe exacerbating the housing crisis. we keep repeating the same means that tech is using because not doing th

so having 40 buses in 60 on valencia street-- >> thank you next speaker, please. >> >>[calling publiccomment cards] >> thank you for pronouncing my name right. hello to all of you. this is clearly an arrow where everybody in san francisco looks pretty good to all of us compared to what's going on nationally. but i think were also learning that was called fake news is really propaganda and what happens if somebody says something once and is repeated again and again and that this shuttle program is taking cars off the streets, finding people from driving cars, keeping us cleaner air. we don't know any that because you've never done the environmental impact study. so we need that in order to be able to know, is that true in obviously we love cal train to be doing a lot of this work. i don't think most of us are objecting to the shuttles running on the highways. the problem is it's grading highways in our communities and it's maybe, because we have not had done the impact study, maybe exacerbating the housing crisis. we keep repeating the same means that tech is using because not doing th