covered but open walkways. if you took the three two-unit top four, two bedrooms out and just did more transparent opening or walkway. i think there was one in the tenderloin you'd have a notch in the building but with three pathways going across to the other unit. if the concern the neighbors have is circulation, that would get air in the space and light in the space in a neighborly gesture with trying to lose a minimum amount of units. >> the air circulation would be in close proximity to the bridge. >> commissioner: you'd only used it if you lived on one side of the top three floors. it could be covered. the seventh floor could be covered by the eighth floor and you'd presumably have a cover but open to allow for -- and we did it in the tenderloin where we had a secondary building behind the first to provide some circulation to the rear building. again, i think it's an appropriate project give jon given the size of the courtyard but trying to be neighborly and going to a zoning change is, i think, dramatic.

push down salaries and used to be that now you have 46 that it was getting worse and they begin to walkway. the don't really need these jobs, their school teachers and go back home. luckily for the mill owners along comes the irish family that bailed them out. you get this flood of irish immigrants coming in the mid- 1840s and rapidly within decades he replaces the new england workforce. the context is different there fleeing starvation so they began to cut early for the next half

for the ten killed and more than twenty who were injured when a man drove a van into a pedestrian walkway last monday. a u.n. security council team investigating me and marse treatment of its were hensher minority has met with the country's leader aung san suu kyi and its military chief the army launched counter insurgency sweeps on range of villages last august after attacks on security personnel as a result around seven hundred thousand people fled to neighboring bangladesh where they've been living in makeshift shelters on the way to me in march the security council team visited a refugee camp. tears flowed freely as rwanda refugees shared stories of rape and murder speaking to members of the un security council they told of how they were forced to flee their homes in myanmar following a violent military crackdown last august. i think it shows that a little shouting hey i got you i'm sure i assisted you counsel to find some way to do that enable people to go. in their first ever visit to the camps the un security council members observe the living conditions of the displaced muslim min

it will not be a positive with the neighborhood even with three floors of glass walkways. the 430 main project requires a creating a singular design for a singular parcel. we have invited all of you commissioners to bay crest, and we've gotten some responses, and we thank you, and we look forward to seeing you. we invite you, director, if you haven't been over since 2009, we'd love to have you. but here are some facts. there will be a 430 main development. it will be built. tide water will make a lot of money. construction workers who appeared on march 29 will have jobs. main street and beale street will be revitalized with a new building but the question remains, what does bay crest gain with this design. we have open space that needs to be considered and preserved, and we have needs that deserve to be met, as well. we are willing to meet tide water in the middle. are they willing to do the same. we ask for a plan that works for this parcel that works for the entire community, not just tide water. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you so much. next speaker, please. >>

, over here, and the carport, which is here, and the walkway combined takes away from a lot of the rear yard space, so they don't have room to do, you know, play activities and stuff like that. so this's opposed to what we're proposing here today, which would have a back yard, a lot more space for them to play. our street's not really safe where they can play, like the suburbs, and they can't go outside and play by themselves, so a back yard is essential for our son. looking long-term, the home is designed so that karen and i have the ability for our parents to live on the ground level when they need assistance in the future, instead of being in a nursing home. we would like for them to be near us during that period of time, and i'm an only child, so i'm solely responsible for my parents, so having that second unit as a resource would be very beneficial to our family. i'm thinking even longer term, that ground level unit could potentially be a place for karen and me to live when we're at that age and maybe our kids would live above us. but in the immediate future, while our parents are

full with broken by a covered walkway two stories down. john says he was initially very angry about what she'd done but then he found out something shocking from the myanmar embassy tintin was just fifteen years old what's on the. militants. and clearly and. seen. no harm and this is what's in this whole sorry. when he fossum. and his wife tintin through a singapore an employment agency asset recruitment according to this information sheet prepared by the company she was twenty three years old. asset recruitment the client of repeated requests for comment. on them. on the human juice all unfolds good so i. see it's a read so i. will. but tintin's is not an isolated case. in two thousand and sixteen in an exclusive investigation one of one east reveals that teenage girls were being trafficked from mid-market to singapore for domestic work do you also think. that this was despite laws in mid ma banning all female citizens from seeking such jobs overseas following reports of abuse. as well let's lewis in singapore stipulating that all foreign

they'd like to be able to impound them if they are left in the walkway. they want to take on the issue of helmets and speed. some say regulation is okay, but hope the scooters can stay. >> i think it's a great option, though, but maybe more control on where they are left. >> reporter: you want to see the city put rules in place? >> sure, yeah. allow it still as an option. >> reporter: the board of supervisors is expected to vote unanimously in favor of this legislation later this afternoon. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, thousands of starbucks stores set to temporarily close. a new fallout after the viral incident in philadelphia. >>> spring break disaster. hundreds of vacationers stranded in mexico. the reason one airline essentially told travelers, you're on your own. >>> stormy daniels threatened to keep quiet about her alleged affair with president trump, and now they got a look at this man's sketch. >>> good morning, i'm your meteorologist mike nicco. i hope you enjoy the warmer sunshine, warmer

the 20-pound scooters block doors, walkways and can be tripping hazards. friday the department of public works sent out a team of inspectors and collected 66 of the scooters. it's the job of the dpw to keep size wachs safe and clear for p.e.d.s. >> if one of these scooters or anything else is blocking the path of travel, in the middle of the sidewalk, standing there, lying on the sidewalk and presents a tripping hazard, a public safety hazard, that's when we went in, picked them up and took them away. >> reporter: one of the companies, spin, has already retrieved its scooters from the city. the other two can collect them monday. another company, verd, sent a statement wb enforcement by the dpw. spokesman kenneth baird said the city respects this effort and pledged they would increase its effort to educate riders. the city's land, use and transportation committee will raise legislation aimed at these three companies. that meeting will be held here tomorrow afternoon at city hall at 1:30 p.m. reporting live in san francisco, for nbc bay area news. >> thank y

laws, helmets, not riding on the sidewalks, not leaving the scooters where you block pedestrian walkwaysp for the companies to figure out. i am not sure how they will do it. but they need to be able to do that to operate in the city of san francisco. >> reporter: back to you. >> they tell us they are going to require users to take a picture of where they leave the scooters so the companies can be sure they are properly parked. >>> meantime, they are sponsoring a state bill that will allow the company to swerve around city laws, eliminate the requirement that adult users have a driver's license and wear a helmet. allow the scooters on the hawks. a hearing on that bill is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> still ahead, in the media spotlight for days now. >> now coming to the pay area. what fired fbi director james comey will be doing here in a matter of hours. >>> a squirrel elected senator. one election, sort of, ended up with an animal taking office. >>> the bay area hiker bitten multiple times by a rattlesnake. we are going to tag along with a local snake wrangler. >> it gets hot, that is wha

. >> school districts also plan to increase school safety by installing barriers around walkways. >>> officials have provided a plan to provide affordable housing to city teachers. they committed to building more than 100 units. it would be available to low and middle income san francisco educators. the city has pledged to spend more than $44 million to make the idea a reality. >> i am excited to announce the development and excited to see the next steps. we cannot do enough for our teachers here in san francisco. especially as a parent of three young kids, we have talked about this. we need to do everything we can to keep our teachers in san francisco. >> construction is expected to start in 2020 with teachers and families moving in by 2022. the hope is that more teachers can work in the community where they live. >>> we are looking at some of the commutes, and i don't see a lot going on. i can make a general statement that we are off to a decent start for the most part for the morning commute. northbound 101 looks pretty good driving from gilroy to san jose for the gilroy super comm

to suddenly go from a busy walkway and having a very busy shop to having almost no one in, it can goink everyone has found that difficult, but we have all come together and supported each other. yet at salisbury cathedral, visitor numbers have fallen by up to to 30% this month compared with the same period last year. some of that has been put down to the weather. they are hopeful that reassurances by government officials will finally start to get through. the start of the salisbury pub crawl. the latest event to try to persuade people back to the city. some want reassurance. it is a scary world at the moment. i think anywhere you go, you didn't expect it in salisbury, definitely not. hopefully it will pick up. i'm concerned about the children. my son walks through the town centre to school everyday. no concerns, whatsoever. the decontamination process is beginning slowly. yulia skripal has been released from hospital, but her father remains there. at this shop, they hope that some good can come from the traumatic events. i believe we can look back in some years' time, but i can see y

commemorating the ten people killed and more than twenty injured when a man drove a van into a pedestrian walkway last monday. it watching t.v. i mean used to come on this program series neutrally as prisons allegedly hold seven thousand women our correspondent on one of those women a woman who escaped and is now speaking out about which. first the governments around the world are bracing for a possible trade war with washington such as inside whether it'll in stiff tariffs on imported steel and aluminum tomorrow both german chancellor angela merkel and french person among them i think well being u.s. president trump in a bid to change exemptions for europe from those tariffs germany now says it expects a chance to go into effect but with no final word yet from the white house some are still holding out hope for a last minute change in washington. let's go to brussels now to our bureau chief them. max if the wave is on those chair if they have actually already been imposed but there are a wave on them if those wave is a lifted tomorrow how is the european union likely to react well as you just po

hanson's a vigil killed more than twenty who were injured when a man drove a van into a pedestrian walkway last monday. the human rights groups estimate that more than seven thousand women are behind bars in syria in syria is that the tourist prison system exact figures are no reports of female prisoners who escape are disturbing to talk of systematic humiliation regular beatings and the use of electric shocks the w correspondent yulia ha because the city has the outer speak with a syrian refugee who says she spent several months in syrian presence. a few put a plastic bag over my head to impeach me. but then he had me up by my feet from the ceiling. how much story is hard to listen to. in the end i said once he came and said i've got a present let me show you. yet she still wants to share it. canada it was a stun gun and that's going to go all the details. right when he asked me now where's your heart. here i said and he electroshock i'll not have to write in there. for months i was locked up in history in detention center for the third and i saw a woman with her daughter into she cannot

for the ten killed and more than twenty who were injured when a mob drove a van into a pedestrian walkway last monday. u.s. border officials stopped hundreds of asylum seekers from entering the country after the heavily anticipated arrival a caravan of men women and children made the much publicized journey from central america hoping to reach the united states near san diego but the group's been left frustrated and angry after officials at the san ysidro border crossing refused to process their applications president trump has previously argued against allowing migrants to describing mass migration as a security threat. it has been a long ride for these asylum seekers over four thousand kilometers from many of them and now they must wait u.s. border authorities say they're at full capacity and processing asylum claims some members of the caravan are stopped on the mexican side of the fence. i'm going to turn myself in with my three children. i've heard it's possible we get separated from our children. who are afraid of that and we wish we didn't have to go through that. but it's better t

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out there, making sure they are orderly and there is no ada issues with respect to putting them in walkwayshave learned over the 300 cities rapine and is how to do that. there's a little bit of growing pains that they need to work hand-in-hand incident benefits. not just for the benefits of the person writing it, but to other people. emily: i was in san diego and the scooters were in a pile, different colors everywhere, and there's no rhyme or reason. you can see them wherever you want to get off. it seems problematic. to aspects,is consumer education to make sure people are aware and understand where they can put the scooters are bikes. and is an operational component. is the company thoughtful about operating business and are they making sure that there isn't an eyesore with respect to the product. emily: the other thing i noticed is you see groups of people wriding. is is a commodity and what are you competing on? not much brand loyalty coming to see people writing scooters and others riding scooters and bikes. consumers will decide overtime. emily: but will also bring to the table -- wh

. >> my example would be a recent collapse in the walkway in miami, florida. it seems to me they did not imagine that it could occur and they had traffic going on simultaneously while they were trying to install it. seems there is an element of overconfidence and we could bring in the law of probability this is the possibility of it collapsing is one out of a million but we should suspend traffic until it's completed. how would transparency and diversity how would they stop traffic even if something could possibly go wrong. >> were not bridge engineers, key thing is that there will be an investigation and we will know more. it's important not to speculate it about causes. that being said two things resonated. one is that probabilities and failures are almost always too low. your point about flexibility is a great one. the space shuttle was supposed to fill one in 10000 times. if failed with tragic and fatal results. just like the bridge did. one thing were saying that applies is this idea of learning from the system. seems like there was a collapse of presenta

push down salaries and used to be that now you have 46 that it was getting worse and they begin to walkway. the don't really need these jobs, their school teachers and go back home. luckily for the mill owners along comes the irish family that bailed them out. you get this flood of irish immigrants coming in the mid- 1840s and rapidly within decades he replaces the new england workforce. the context is different there fleeing starvation so they began to cut early for the next half century. slowly but surely there are the mill towns and right before world war i they go from a commercial utopia. >> the steel industry was developing and still is kind of a symbol of a nation of industrial might. can you talk about why the steel industry is so important white located in the pittsburgh area? >> is different because it's mostly making capital goods from other industries. in the beginning the key is the rail system. that's what the industry grows up on eventually you have machineries and armaments is economically important and symbolically important and a great age or the eiffel tower. i think man

writers we saw didn't go by the guideline and people were taking pictures of the scooters obstructed walkways and sent their complaints to city officials. he said that he first introduced legislation to authorize them to come up with the permitting process last month, but the three companies that launched the scooters, they did a before it happened. >> rather than asking for permission they were asking for forgiveness.>> reporter: the three companies say that they are working with the city. in a written statement, spin set in park, we understand the importance of addressing valuable concerns from the community around safety and appropriate usage of scooters. the writers say that they understand the concerns but they say that the electric scooters are a great way to get around. >> it takes 20 minutes to 30 minutes to get where i need to go. >> reporter: the permitting process will hold these companies accountable if guidelines are not followed. that means fines and if necessary, confiscating the scooters. they hope that the permitting process will be in place in midshipman-may. >> it looks lik

sidewalk allows for cafe seating and all that kind of stuff because i can imagine the pedestrian walkway getting squeezed out little by little. >> yeah, that is a great question and it actually anticipates some ideas that we are thinking about right now. if you go to market street today, there are a number of locations where there are tables right now, and i think it's contributing to the feeling of a very livly street, and we want to figure out a way to support them while maintaining adequate pedestrian through way. so a couple of the chairs and tables today, with the double row of trees, there are some pinch points with the current situation. we are hoping to -- if you imagine that 15 feet that we're talking about, if we took 7 feet for a satisfy a table and chairs down, then there's only 8 feet for the through way. so what we have to look at is what's in the furnishing zone adjacent to these areas that we might want to have cafe excitit >> i have a few thoughts that maybe we can expand on for a few more minutes, if that's okay. first, if we could, you mentioned briefly the b.a.r.t. po

motor, not motor bikes, but the pedal bikes for tourists and other traffic that crosses over that walkway out of the promenade. we are going to be doing a test on that, so hopefully i'll have better information for you next time i see you. i'll pass my time to the next person on this issue. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, nice to be here today in support of the flower market. my name is claire marie johnston. i've, my business is flowers claire marie. i brought you guys some flowers a few weeks ago and had my business since 1988, and i care deeply about the flower market and the community. and bottom line, it's not going to work down at the piers for many reason, we'll send you paperwork on. killroy has not been abiding by the agreements. they have not been working with the vendors, so, we have formed a coalition to try to support the flower market, been in san francisco over 100 years. and this serves not only, you know, expensive hotels, but down to the people that come in to work at the flower market. it's a really broad industry, and it would

there and making sure they are orderly and there is no ada issues with respect to putting them in walkwayswe have learned over 300 cities lebanon is how to do that. i think there's going pans with respect -- they do to work hand-in-hand and see the benefits not just for the person writing it but to the other people. emily: i was in san diego weeks ago and the scooters are in a pal of different colors everywhere. there is no rhyme or reason. when ever youthem need to get off and it seems problematic. >> there's two aspects of that, consumer education make sure people know the furniture zone of the sidewalk and people understand where they can put the scooters our bikes are you there is an operational component, is the company thoughtful about operating the business and are they making sure that there isn't an eyesore respect to the product. i noticed other thing is he see groups of people riding. is is a commodity and are you competing on? >> there's not much in terms of brand loyalty. you will see people riding bikes. i know people are to figure out what products they like best. right now,

there are a series of document checks and walkways and passes through heavier gait open remotely. the video picks up that point taking you through the rest of the distance before reaching gaza proper. this is the first in the area from the north. in the old days when i went earlier there was no such terminal. we would just cross in short passport that a rudimentary checkpoint. now her through the terminal and we look back at the iron gate. now i'm on a motorized vehicle which is pulling package carts. the sound would be blaring noise of a very loud engine. this is known as no man's land. it didn't used to be paved or rude or caged, but it is long, as you can see. these are slices remember. the journey takes longer. now we are coming to the end of the palestinian authority checkpoint and i'm standing back to the israeli terminal. then you take a cab from the checkpoint to the former hamas checkpoint which is manned by another group of pa military. this next video is longer. you will see a whirlwind tour of the strip. it begins with the trip from the last checkpoint into gaza and mo

out a statement saying they will be on routine controls and stepping up enforcement on pedestrian walkways make sure that this game doesn't get out of hand. they said because it -- they say it could become dangerous.>> the mother who drove her family off a cliff and meant to cito county last month was drunk.>>> they opened a child abuse investigation. a passing motorist spotted the vehicle on march 26. investigators say the suv was going between 20-30 miles per hour when it went over the cliff. two women were inside along with their six adopted children. the adults and some of the kids were found dead in late march. two children are missing. another body has been found but not identified. authority shared results of the toxicology test.>> we have determined that jennifer hearts blood alcohol level was above the legal limit based off of the preliminary results. >> sarah hart and two children had significant amounts of ingredients found in benadryl. it causes drowsiness. investigators believe the crash was intentional and say no one in the vehicle was wearing a seatbelt. search crews are loo

permit holder states appellant's concern is unjustified, the permit of laundry faces a 3-foot wide walkway and then the appellant living space. that is not true. the assessor property map shows it's two units, three flats and housekeeping, i want to be assured the noise level will not affect the tenants living. regarding density, the size of the building is grandfathered in, but is addition also grandfathered? can the planning department provide an answer? does the addition, is it grandfathered from open space? the adu is part of a separate permit. 245 towers over 241 and allowing it further will lower the property value. the infill affect the property value. >> clerk: we'll hear from the permit holder now. you have three minutes, please identify yourself. >> i am jim. this building, my building, shadows his. but also there is a roof over that area, that is also shadowing it. i did go to the building department and did a research on the permit history of my neighbor's building. and i found nothing saying there was an inlaw unit added or this canopy or deck, i'm not sure what you want to ca

there were three ladies at i think an ymca on a walkway that had about eight feet of snow.y took pictures of it. green bay, chicago, cleveland, detroit, everybody is really cool. nashville is 39, cincinnati 36 toss -- st. louis 30. it looks like the pattern might change a little bit. we have warmer air coming up. ahead of the system in the west they might get some highs near 60s. 36 in ukiah, 26 in plus surveil. most of the cloud cover is gone but the cooler air is coming in behind him. one more system for tomorrow that will not be similar to what we had yesterday. it will be parallel to the coast. 83 in 1999 was a record m 43 in 1896. you might get down to 45 in san francisco. the system yesterday was a pretty good system, especially with all of the hail reports. it has now moved off . we have lots of 30s. 33 in santa rosa, 39 sunnyvale, 37 near the concord pavilion, 36 black hawk. 19 in truckee , ukiah and sacramento are in the 30s. monterey is cool but we have a lot of sunshine on the menu today. the next system is wednesday evening. today we are good with lots of sunshi

in toronto, witnesses say a van traveling at 30 to 35 miles per hour on the walkways of yonge street, one of the busiest avenues in the city come appeared to be swerving back and forth trying to kill as many people as possible. tonight the death toll has been raised to 10 with 15 injured, some critically. toronto police say the attack was deliberate but are not yet calling it terrorism. they have identified the suspect as a 25-year-old who lives 15 miles outside toronto. he was arrested after appearing to waive a weapon at police. still no word on motive, but the killing follows a recent pattern of attacks around the world that involved rented millions, including the attack on bike riders last halloween in lower manhattan. the 2016 attack on the london bridge in 2017 van attack in barcelona. isis has called on followers to steal or rent vans and use them to attack civilians. >> sean: thank you. joining us with more reaction from the hill, joe concha. former deputy assistant dr. sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, the justice department investigating comey. criminal referrals on every top figu

.>> i have done a couple of stories where they are fixing up housing in the area and the water walkwayand there are more families moving in which improves schools and communities. i would imagine that has a lot to do with making families feel safer being out and about in the community. >> yes, economic development, changing neighborhoods, you know richmond is a pretty fascinating place because of the diversity of the neighborhoods. there is quite a contrast within neighborhoods across the city so it doesn't lend itself to officers being able to engage on a regular basis because it is organized. >> so you mentioned firearms a minute ago and being involved in the majority of the homicides in previous years. i have been out there and done stories on the shot spotter system. do you continue to still have shootings in the city of richmond? >> we still have shooting incidents and gunfire incidents that are recorded, but the trend is down. gunfire incidents are declining which is a good thing and shot spotter is a very important tool we have had for a while that helps us investigate these inc

he says that he fell while being guided down the stage by stagehands down a dark walkway. copperfield did not acknowledge responsibility and is due back on the witness stand next week. >>> happening today if you're anywhere near beal and market streets in san francisco, just look up. uc researchers doing their best birmd% nation in the name of research. they are nesting on the third floor of pg&e headquarters. researchers want to visit the nest and band them to track them once they are on the move. >> that will be interesting. >> always great to see this time of year in the spring. >> we were looking at red tailed hawk last week. that was the big sensation, the eggs hatching, two eggs hatching. >> they have names in san jose, clara. very well-known, a lot of audubon fans. >> we have great bird watching weather today. whatever you're into, it's going to clear out, cool morning but a nice, warm afternoon. let's get a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. that's the red scan you're seeing coming out of san jose giving us a clean sweep, a clear start this morning. i