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construct a 1.5 mile path with a separated 12-foot class one bicycle facility and a six-pedestrian walkway. this is on the north side of marina boulevard between laguna an alliance. i can direct you to -- in your package, not in your enclosure -- page 109 of your inclosure. does give you a diagram. is a very engineering looking diagrams but it gives you the locations along marina boulevard. in the improvements include a separated by campus transistor -- facility, pat resurfacing intersection, safety improvements as well. and one other thing to note, with this product there is ongoing coordination that dpw and mta's are doing with the community planning process. this is in regards to 57 parking spaces along the three-block state that -- between baker and scott. it would allow for an existing conflict between vehicle and non vehicle users but the project as designed would not preclude the removal of any parking spaces in the future. that would occur as part of the planning process. this planning process is required for a permit that was granted by the bayre

construct a 1.5 mile path with a separated 12-foot class one bicycle facility and a six-pedestrian walkwaythis is on the north side of marina boulevard between laguna an alliance. i can direct you to -- in your package, not in your enclosure -- page 109 of your inclosure. does give you a diagram. is a very engineering looking diagrams but it

this would include grants for sidewalks and pedestrian walkways and bikeways. the next bill is ab2147 on page 9 of your matrix and we recommend a support position. and this bill was recently amended to enhanced penalties for violations of our railroads and fixed guideway crossings and would allow a revenue increase to allow safety and other measures that are needed. the next bill is on page 12. we are recommending a watch position. this allows unfolding like carrot -- carriers and for the transit buses that would otherwise violate bus lane laws. this was introduced at the transit agency. we are recommending a watch position right now. we believe muni might want to get an amendment later on to add themselves into the bill but this would occur later in the process. the next bill is sb1189 on page 16 of your matrix. we recommend a support built -- support position on this bill. this would appropriate $543 million in connectivity funds for allocation of project list. part of this strategy is to overturn prior administration opposition to using funds for projects li

although clarendon is a different street by nature, i would point out is interconnected by a pedestrian walkway, and i did conduct the entire staff visit on foot, and i was able to do it conveniently. as shown in some of the photos presented by the appellants, those homes on the northern side are clearly visible from belgrave ave. as a slope of, so another thing to keep in mind is the streets are introduced not as comparative benchmarks, but simply to give an orientation to the reader as to where the geography is, and ceqa does have a lengthy section in our environmental documents. it attempts to tell the story of where it is located and what surrounds it. it has been within a block for two of the project site. >> i want to mention there were certain things mentioned in the testimony with respect to youthe environmental document. they did mention this spring, and people are mentioning birds and animals and other creatures running around. it was considered in biological resources. if there were issues of soils commo, it was included in this document. but is not to say even if it was upheld, the

but i have no savings here walkway whatever does get saved is spent on medicine. her condition used to be much better. she used to go to the market go for walks and play around with. she used to laugh and have fun there were no problems. of some time later on we noticed but she couldn't sit up on her own or turn over your kind about me about here. slowly she started looking to press. when we would talk to her she would not reply . so we brought her to the doctor the doctor said she's been like this since birth and there might be some treatment for her. of my arm today we are at a point where we wanted to do a lot but we can't do much. for the people that has an ending because people continue to be a little more than hundred thousand people. and there is additionally part because the people who have been forced to drink contaminated water for the last fifteen sixteen years when you see that the next generation is affected then you do not know when it stop. again in my eyes this hospital is of no use all the doctors here are useless too it's like putting your child'

it's not clear whether the man was crossing the tracks on a nearby walkway or if he was on the station platform. >>> people in petaluma are in grief after a murder-suicide there that took the life of a beloved teacher. it happened yesterday outside the keller street office of an attorney representing 43-year- old kim conover. authorities say she was divorcing her husband kevin and he was apparently so upset he shot and killed his wife and then himself. kim conover was a second grade teacher at meadow elementary school. >> highly requested teacher, loved by everybody, and this morning grief counselors are coming in to meet with all of the kids and their parents together to help the kids get through this tragedy. >> the couple had two-year-old twins. >>> a vigil is set for tonight to mark one month since the disappearance of morgan hill teen sierra lamar. searches continue today at the area around her home where she was last seen march 16th leaving for a bus to school. investigators have indicated she was probably abducted. items belonging to her including a bag and cell phone have been

the existing drums free walkway, which a line north and south the train tracks in st. and the embarcadero would be really an escaped and widened. and you open space, also known as pacific park would be subject to the north lily site. it would measure approximately 11,500 square feet it is proposed to include grass seating areas, and children's play areas, as well as seating for an adjacent cafe. these bases would strengthen and expand an existing network of richly-landscape pedestrian connections. the project also includes 255 parking spaces within the garages that would be accessible to the general public in order to restore the health club and other resources on the site and to provide parking and other waterfront uses in the vicinity. several other parking facilities have been recently removed or proposed for future removal. therefore the amount of non- residential is appropriate for the project. however, in terms of residential parking, a project proposes 134 parking spaces to serve it well unit, and they are requesting a modification to the limitations maximum of

flowers line the walkway of the town center where greenland new hampshire police chief michael maloney, headed the force for 12 years. the 48-year-old was gunned down thursday night in the town he was sworn to protect. trying to serve a search warrant during a drug raid. four other officers were wounded. >> everybody was stunned and they felt that they just couldn't believe this was happening. in our little state. >> across the country in modesto, california, sheriff's deputy robert paris was shot and killed serving an eviction notice at an apartment complex that was later set ablaze. the suspected shooter refused to come out. experts say the killing of these police officers are part of a worrying trend. 72 officers were killed last year, making it the third straight year that police deaths increased. up 75% from 2008. >> budget cuts across the board have decimated law enforcement agencies. we have cut training, cut equipment, cut manpower and technology. all of that puts officers at grave risk. >> other law enforcement officials believe that what's called preventative policing, more s

typically, the sidewalk will be closed to provide a construction staging area, but it pedestrian walkway will be conducted in what is normally the parking lane. typical of most construction projects in the city. it is shown in purple where pedestrians will go to a wooden structure. also shown here is the pedestrian tunnel. it will be excavated underneath van ness avenue. that construction is about a 10- month time span when it they will have to cut open the van ness avenue. only after 7:00 p.m. there will close down two of the six lanes at a time at most. always having four lanes of traffic open. and always having one of the two sidewalks on been a 70 that could be closed. only during that tunnel construction time with any pedestrians be routed onto a different side of history. but there will always be at least one sidewalk lebanon of van ness avenue. that is construction. now i will talk about bus rapid transit. there are, i believe, three alternatives being studied as part of the van ness avenue brt project. one is side-running, and two are center-running. i will first talk about side-

there is a slight widening to this walkway. most of that is going to be in shade most of the day, and i do not see how the city of san francisco is better off for it. the idea that being able to sit in the shade and have a cup of coffee at a cafe as a sort of replacement for the types of opportunities that the club prisons noesents now, i do not , and asked that the board not accept. thank you. >> good morning. my name is marie and up. i work in embarcadero center -- center just a block from the proposed development. i wanted to focus this morning on one aspect of the development, and that is the elimination of the tennis courts. in concert with that, the development of a new expanded fitness facility. i think this is a bad trade. the tennis courts offer unique, outdoor recreational space. it is well-used by people of all ages who live and work in the neighborhood. in contrast, the proposed private indoor gym would simply duplicate facilities that are already abundant in the area. by my count, there are already 20 -- 20 indoor

our plan is to open up these waterfront with fully accessible pedestrian walkways. new public open space will be created. this includes comments on jackson street in a new waterfront park. the entire project is made feasible economically through the creation of 134 dwellings at the southern tip of the site. this occupies less than 30% of the entire street frontage, and this will be housing that will be family-friendly, 2 and 3- bedroom units, supported one-one of bicycle parking, and 1-1 parking for cars. it will be supported by a wide variety of amenities. you have heard about it opens based restaurants and parking to support the waterfront. that is public parking, as well as commuters bicycle facilities. as mr. snowgrove pointed out, this project has been 100 community meetings and detailed embarcadero study done by the planning department staff at the request of supervisor chu. results are fully reflected in this plan. they include a wide and pedestrian well, st. front retail, and the complete redesign of the original scheme to accommodate the recommendations of

they have also made it a lot more transparent by having the pedestrian walkways come through and replacing all of the chain- link fence, which is very copiague, with a ground-floor retail and additional ground floor uses. [bell rings] at the health club. thank you. irish your support for the project. -- i urge your support for the project. >> good afternoon. my name is mona lisa, the chair of the san francisco chapter of the national organization for women, a practicing attorney in san francisco. i am not here today in my professional capacity. i am here as a local foodie and mom of two. i have an 11-year-old and a 5- year-old, and we love to come to the farmer's market. my kids are six years apart. when it came time to decide, well i have another child, the advice that i got was to look at a family portrait and see at somebody was missing. so along came cisco, the second one. when i walked outside of the farmer's market with my bluebell coffee and my bag of gluten-free biscuits, i look back in my beautiful city and something is missing. because i am seeing concrete and chain-link fence. t

and the walkways and more. but the plan is commercially way to much for the small space. if this is a necessity, consider the aesthetic height of said from washington, three buildings crammed into a small area. the surrounding urban plan includes an open space, uses a variety of spaces in relationship to people. this creates a wall between the current neighborhood and the waterfront. it does not consider the impact on the neighborhood and its poor urban planning. thank you. >> hello, i am christine. i have been living and working in san francisco for five years. so here to support the 8 washington project your i am speaking on behalf of daniel solomon today, who was not able to stay for the remainder of the hearing. he is a professor of marriage is in architecture at berkeley and principal at daniel solomon design partners. i have been the architect for a number of the city's affordable housing projects including one build and one proposed, immediate neighbors to 8 washington. i believe 8 washington wash -- the city and in this neighborhood in particular needs to be home

the theater would be replaced with a sloping green amphitheater and an underground walkway. constitution gardens could be transformed into an indoor- outdoor cafe area. union square could be transformed into a museum without walls where your voice could be transported to ripples. >> the amphitheater upgraded would be fine, but this section right here? just put in new grass. >> many people worry that improvements will only lead to overcrowding. >> absolutely not. it takes away from the historical view of the mall area. >> if you want to see the artist renderings for all 12 of the finalists, there is a link on our web site, wjla.com. you can let them know what you like and do not like. they hope to announce the finalists in may and up construction of at least one of the project will be completed by 2016. mark segraves, abc 7 news. >> let's get a check of the traffic situation. >> help on 395 is seen delays near king street heading towards duke street. 395 south across the bridge and there is a crash near the triangle in the left lane. inner and outer loop across the american l

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portland was cited for waterways, parks and walkways. >>> time for a check on our forecast and what thet is going to be like today. >> warmer. >> very spring-like out good morning. 70s on the way in many neighborhoods without the breeze of yesterday. let's get into it by looking at a beautiful sunrise that is going to break out over the next 20 minutes or so. sunrise 6:35. beautiful picture from sutro tower looking east. temperatures just updated 38 in napa, low 40s around fairfield, santa rosa, concord, redwood city, mountain view, los gatos, livermore everybody else in the mid to upper 40s, monterey bay low to mid 40s everywhere even as you head inland. big highlight for today, warming trend today the warmest day in the forecast, high clouds mixing with sun during the afternoon. light rain tuesday and wednesday storm system passes us to the north, strongest part of it, the tail end will move through and bring cooler weather thursday and friday looks like it will get warm again for the weekend. today compared to average four degrees warmer in livermore with 70. 68 in oakland, san jose

so, i'm going to check the walkway here, make sure nothing got thrown out. >> that's a lot of blood. that's a lot of blood. >> carlton williams, serving a five-year sentence for possession of cocaine and fleeing police, works as a houseman or cell block custodian. >> my job, clean feces, blood, chemical agents. i volunteer to be a house man just to get gains. i get ten days a month, four months a year, of gains. i've been here for 18 months. i have money left, i'll go home next year. when i enter a cell, a room that has blood or anything that's a danger to me, of harming me, i always be cautious. i tell myself, i've got to protect myself and don't let none of this stuff get on me, you know. that's why i have this suit and chemical agents and gloves or whatever because i need to protect. got to be done if i want to gain time. i'm ready to get it over with, go ahead and get back to my cell. >> how did it go? >> cleaning the blood up? it was a lot. it was a lot. this was the first one i did with that much blood. so i guess i'll be more experienced on the next. >> cell's been decontamina

zimmerman called 911 reporting a suspicious person walking behind peoples' property but this is a public walkwayo tracy martin's girlfriend's apartment, right here. >> there is someone screaming outside you don't know why? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> do you think he's yelling "help". >> i feel very guilty about it. as a mother you want to protect your child. and anyone else's child. for me not to be able to protect trayvon at that time and it happened here, where i live, it's heart breaking. and he was like a son to me. i spoke with him all the time. i talked to him. you know? we had a good bond. we did. i said i loved him from the first time i met him. >> do what do you think you've learned?. >> not to be a racist. not to judge anyone on what they look like? >> yes. >> tell me about the impact on your son. >> he just don't know why. why it happened. you know? and why they're saying these things about trayvon. that is not the person he knew. that is not the person i knew. you know? so he was confused and as well as i am. >> on the other side of the commercial break there is another side to

walkway?ck it up always and think of good luck or something that good has happened to me or will happen to me. >> i want to keep the penny. >> you want to keep the penny? >> the penny is money. >> very good. my problem with pennies is i forget to pass them on and my wallet ways like 5 pounds all from pennies. >> you go to the grocery store, dump it in the bin. >> i need to do that. >> they're not at every grocery store. they're hard to fine. >> oh, cry me a river. -- find. >> oh, cry me a river. >> we'll give you our pennies. >> i'll take them. that's money. >> i'll take today again. >> i'll take today, too, tell you. what that was a ball of day, wasn't it? 702 degrees -- a beautiful day, wasn't it? 72 degrees, a few clouds. last night we were worried about frost and freeze of don't worry about it tonight, kids. it's going to be very mild. we'll have some clouds flow in and eventually maybe some of you to our south will see a couple showers tomorrow. wanted to start tonight with the temperatur

pretty much check the walkway make sure nothing got throwed out. >> that's a lot of blood. a lot of blood. >> carton williams serving a five-year sense for possession of cocaine and fleeing police works as a hausman or cell block custodian. >> my job, clean the blood. i volunteer to be a house man just to get -- i get ten days four months a year. 18 months, i'll have money left, i'll go home next year. when i enter a cell that has blood or anything that's a danger to me a harm to me, i always be cautious. i tell myself, i've got to protect myself and don't let none of this stuff get on me. that's why i have this suit, and the gloves and whatever else i need. get it over with. don't let it get on -- get back to my cell. >> how did it go? >> cleaning the blood up? it was a lot. it was a lot. this was the first one i did with that much blood. so i guess i'll be more experienced on the next. >> cells been decontaminated. >> the license sent back down now. in the doctor's case, he won't be sit back down. had i.v. fluids in, loss of blood. he'll remain with the medical staff thro

there's a nice deck out back along with a brick patio and walkways. the bonus of owning this place is it's on conservation land. the beautiful woods you're looking at, you get to use all by yourself. >> maybe it's just me when you're talking retirement, i don't think you play up the four cemeterie cemeteries. >> al, that was just for you. >> barbara corcoran. have a great weekend. >> my pleasure. >> still ahead protecting your skin while you're having fun in the sun. what you need to know as you head into summer. later on, can you afford to go green with products that are good for the environment, and your wallet. our good buddy jill martin has some fun finds. ♪ [ male announcer ] one in six. that's how many struggle with hunger in america. ♪ but what if there was a simple way to feed those in need? now, there is. just buy select brands at walmart's low prices during april and you help secure meals for local families. go to facebook and learn more about how you can join the fight. because hunger is a big problem and it needs a big answer. [ female ann

called 911 reporting a suspicious people walk behind people's propertybut as you see, this is a public walkwayhich leads to tracy martin's girlfriend's apartment right here. >> 911, do you need police for a medical. >> maybe both i'm not sure. there was someone screaming outside. >> you don't know why? >> i don't know why. i think they are yelling help but i don't know. send someone quick. >> do you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> i feel very guilty about it just because you know as a mother you want to protect your child and i have always protected mine and anyone else, anybody else's child that ever came into my home. and for me not to be able to protect trayvon at that time, and it happened here where i live is heartbreaking. even though he's not my son, he was like a son to me. i spoke with him all the time. i talked to him. we had a good boy. we did. i fell in love with him the first time i met him. >> what do you think you have learned by trayvon's death? >> not to be racist. >> not to judge everyone by what they look like? >> yes. >> tell me about the impact on your son. >> he just

protesters also marched on the courthouse in oslo and lined walkways with red and white flowers. >> ♪ho could ask for more ♪ >> those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. as the obama administration paves the way for a radical expansion of how it carries out drone strikes inside yemen, a major conference in washington, dc this weekend will highlight the human costs of this tsa's clandestine drone attacks. the drone summit, jointly organized by a group of human rights and advocacy organizations, aims to educate the american people on the exponential and lethal rise in the number of drone strikes during obama's presidency. the conference will also examine the rise in the use of drones for domestic surveillance. earlier this week, "washington post" reported president obama has granted a cia request to launch drone attacks, even if it does not know the identities of those who will be killed. the so-called

it's an all-brick home that sits on an emerald green lawn, and it's got a straight as an arrow walkway. imagine being drunk and having to walk that line. >> that's an odd analogy. >> but look at that. it looks like you'd be punished going home every day walking that straight line sort of. but the main living area has a trayed ceiling, wood floors and a tile fireplace. the clean, white kitchen has a little too much clutter for my taste but it has plenty of counter space. a big breakfast area is flooded with light from the picture window. and the grassy backyard has a small, covered patio, and a wooden privacy fence in case you don't like your neighbors. >> well you have a great weekend, get drunk, walk down your sidewalk, and then lay in bed, okay? >> oh, my gosh. >> and there you go. barbara corcoran, thanks so much. >> thank you, al. >> still ahead, true or false, all exercise gives your metabolism a boost for hours. we're going to debunk or tell you what's right about some diet tips. and later this weekend, the "titanic," 100 years ago this weekend marking the time the famous ship we

. >>> the anacostia river got a little more accessible today with a new walkway bridge along the river front. vincent gray and other leaders opening it the river walk trail bridge. it runs to the 11th street bridge on the north side of the river. gray says this is part of an ongoing initiative to revitalize the anacostia river front. he says that trail will improve parkland, water front access and create economic development. >>> the trail serves as the backbone of the anacostia water front and will connect 16 neighborhoods to one another and the anacostia river. >> when it's completed, this will run from the national mall. you can pick it up at the tidal basin and it'll take you to other trails in maryland and virginia. 20 miles of track and it should be completed some time in 2014. >>> well, unemployment among america's service members is above the national average. those married to military men and women face an even bigger battle. christine watrel reports, dozens showed up at a fair geared toward military spouses. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, as well. >> military frien

this is only one of several walkways. they expect somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 or 500 authors and panels and eight stages and 300 exhibit booths on this campus over two days of the weekend and lots of people taking advantage of it. we will take you into the newman hall building on the u.s. c campus for our next live panel coverage. it is a biography, the american century. three panelists. john farrell wrote about clarence darrow and eisenhower and richard res on his latest portrait of camelot. last night mr. farrell was awarded the book prize for biography. live coverage begins now. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. can i have your attention please? my name is scott berg. this panel is called biography, the american century. before we get into it. one or two minor housekeeping issues. immediately after this panel all the arturs will go and i hope you will follow to a signing area. lots of people directing you there. you can continue any conversations you might want to start over there. the second thing,

we just go to the back walkway, full of plumbing. they decided, let's put windows. we go on a security walk, the inmates see us and know we were there. we can go in the water wells, turn off all the lights, and peer in those back windows. if the windows aren't covered with obstacles, deodorant, paper, towels, they think these security windows are a shelf for them to put their junk, when they're not. they're for us. >> sergeant nicholas makes his way through the darkened water well to cell six in order to check on the inmate suspected of having the homemade cuff key. >> this is cell six right here but he's got his window blocked so i don't know what he's doing inside. >> with his first surveillance attempt foiled, nicholas turns to more conventional means to confirm the inmate is asleep. >> when's your next security walk? >> nicholas asks one of the jail's detention officers to walk by the inmate's cell. >> don't do anything out of the ordinary, just go on a security walk and tell me what he's doing. hopefully if he's asleep we're lit