the walkway in question. so though initially the walkway was also proposed to be legalized, through discussions with planning and adjacent neighbors we are now proposing to remove the walkway which was the source of the original complaint. the permit was originally filed in 2014 and that permit has been modified over time to address the complaint and the notice of violation. as well as the subsequent permit filed to legalize the existing deck over the rear garage located on that adjacent parcel. we would like to request time to finish our permit so that we can move forward with our discretionary review hearing, permit and complete work. so what was previously shown to you, i can put this back up. this is the 1969 aerial photograph showing the work done in 1961. the original '61 permit did show work to a rear deck. and i can show you what that area of work was. so, essentially the 1961 permit showed a portion of this deck and walkway with a stair to the yard but did not show the extent of that existing walkway

thank you. >> what height is the walkway? >> it's approximately five feet, i believe. >> five feet up? >> thank you. >> yeah, it's approximately five feet above grade. >> [off mic] >> it's five feet. >> are you guys seeing everything clearly? >> move it up or down, i guess. better. yeah. >> i guess we are done. are we done? >> sorry, yes? >> do you guys have any questions? >> any questions at this point? not at this point. we may bring you back. >> can the appellant come forward? >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the abatement appeals board. my name is eric jacobs. i'm here on behalf of the property owners. there's been a long history associated with this project spanning from 2014 when the property owners first filed an application to renovate their home. they under went a 14-month planning review process culminating in a discretionary review hearing. their planning commission hearing has been rescheduled by a series of carefully crafted complaints. the heart stems from an existing walkway constructed in the early 60'

there's a walkway.ere's the breezeway that goes to the rear of the property and allows access to the lower unit. then there is wall. and there is a light well, as opposed to an open space. am i making myself clear? by the southernmost kitchen window. >> we need to get the plans up front. can you put the plans up? i'm not sure were on the same, i think my sense is they are doing what you asked them to do. it is a continuous walkway back to the new kitchen, right? ok. if you look where my finger is, that is my kitchen window. there is no connection between that breezeway, and the breezeway going back to the rear three windows. there's a a disconnect. i want that breezeway to be all the way through. because it allows for more light. it allows for more light, not only for me, but for the tenants on the lower unit. >> it is beyond what the commission normally does with light wells but i see your point now. [please standby for captioner switch]

member of the dow jones industrial average anymore it got replaced here on tuesday by the company walkways so bit of positive news coming out of the eventually four g. eight against thank you very much found some more powder positive non-tariff news a german commission has recommended raising the minimum wage here next year by four percent to nine euros nineteen an hour the idea is to boost private consumption in europe's biggest economy german government is widely expected to open a proposal which include a further hike before the end of this decade and ploys have been required to pay minimum wage in germany since twenty fifty. india's economy is growing rapidly but it could be expanding even faster if it weren't for the country's crumbling roads railways and utilities where in dire need of investment now the government is calling on the asian infrastructure investment bank to stump up some of the cash. in delhi getting from a to b. can be quite a challenge heavy traffic and poor signposting are a headache for any commuter but for those in the delivery business subpar infrastructure takes

still in place or you can see where the mines were manufactured and tested in the was a narrow gauge walkway where they would bring them here and store them. eventually, the fort was put on the national register and i think it was 1971 city of portland acquired the property and since then, it has remained neglected and just recently, the city has taken a renewed interest in the property and now we have the army corps of engineers doing hazard mitigation, making it safer, because probably due to social media, this place is on everyone's radar. it ande is curious about everyone wants to be here and experience this space. isends of fort gorges committed to seeing that this place does not fall apart. we know we can say the structure. itn it becomes about making accessible to more people so we can have a sustainable model to do the work that needs to be done and then, it becomes about stewardship, making sure that this wonderful spot never falls into the hands of condo development or a casino or something that would be inappropriate for this space. there are lots of challenges. ,he immediate ones

the person inside greeted me and outside the doors on the walkway not knowing very much about your --, i'm wondering if urine can create a bomb. they don't pee inside the elevator anre rs close and they pee right outside the elevator on the platform from the civic center. i had never smelled it so bad. i understand we have steam clean machines. we don't have the cause to u em.th so we need to hire more. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. next speaker. >> mark gruberg is the last speaker to turn in a speaker card on this topic. >> thank you directors, mark gruberg. i also want to say a few words about the shallow report. i really feel it was a missed opportunity. prime reason as i understood it forhis port s the broken medallion situation. there's nothing in this report that is going to help our change that. certainly nothing directly. the only, you know, indirect help would be some vague proposals that theoretically, you know, could i the management o and t somehow improve ridership. it's really nothing. there's no help for the building of ridership. reducing the number of me

they have a kind of a bizarre walkway out. so to have a code performing setback would be 15 feet which in this scenario we think that it's more important to have most of the massing on the corner. that's where we're at, thank you. and i wanted to have a few more words... >> commissioners, my name is paul. i'm the project sponsor. before i go any further i want to make clarification. nursing care is for people who stay there with medical staff. and there's housing of elderly that need help. and there's elderly care or senior care, and so everybody knows what's going on. but, unfortunately, under the current code they put a lot of burden on the people waiting for the care home. they don't classify them as housing. amazing, they treat them as office. i'm very frustrated. nowadays currently the city only has 3,000 beds, the whole city. and half of it is the so-called higher up, where the family, they have their own apartment but a lot oft they can't afford that. we get less and less care. why? (indiscernible) so labor, we cant fin

to steal walkways with a thousand meter drop. if you want you can hike up the mountain there's a well maintained system of trails around the spitzer but with every step the. hikers need to be sure footed and have plenty of stamina. hikers need proper climbing gear to get all the way to the summit it's only reachable over what's called a via ferrata a protected climbing route with fixed ladders and cables. every summer tourists who don't have the proper gear or who have misjudged their limits have accidents here. thirteen hundred meters above the town of is a structure shaped like a gigantic telescope it's an information center and vantage point even more impressive is the panorama from the best. nearly twenty four hundred meters high as you can already see the way up mazing. only experience tigers should be appear. at nearly three thousand meters. is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the alpine countryside is on the railway it takes half a million tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck at

it doesn't provide the clear path of 6 feet of walkway and 4 feet for customers, and it's also within 75 feet of my operation, and that's a prohibition. so here is the definition of an m.f.f., a mobile food facility. and the first one is mobile caterer, so a mobilized vehicle. so when they say a mobile caterer, that's a food truck. down below is push truck. that's any wagon or cart, but in the middle, a mobile cart, and a push cart or mobile caterer are both referred to as a mobile food facility unless specifically stated otherwise, and that's important because here is the ordinance. the ordinance says all m.f.f.'s, all mobile food facilities must maintain a minimum clearance of 6 feet from existing street furniture, including, but not limited to, parking meters, pay phones, pedestrian sfmta crossings, news racks, kiosks. so must, as the commission knows, is a word of mandate. it's not optional. so this is what that location looks like with the street furniture, and you can see that it is -- every yellow zone has something in it. there's no way that a food truck can be 6 feet from tha

the city says it received at least 1800 complaint about scooters blocking sidewalks and walkways making it dangerous for people. a permit process was created. scooter companies have to turn in their permit applications by 5:00 this evening. the first permits may be issued by the end of this month. >>> 4:08. this morning, the san francisco mayor's race is still too close to call, just 1000 votes separate mark leno and london breed's. london breed. he is at 54 toward -- 54 -- 15.4%. -- 50 .4%. says it may be several days before he know who is the winner. >> reporter: ballots with through scanning machines. or than 87,000 ballots still uncounted as more arrived from the post office on wednesday. >> we received almost 13,000 of such ballots. we checked the marks. >> london breed still has the first choice votes. leno has picked up a large number of second choice votes. breed says she's keeping a close eye on the number >> >> you never know what's going to happen. we can't take anything for granted and clearly this race is very tight. >> i wouldn't be surprised if we saw some zigzagging and

ecologist helped plan the makeover including defenses to protect the bark from too many hands and raised walkways to protect their routes from too many feet. >> all those footsteps would compact the soil around those trees, and the roots are very shallow so if you compact the soil, they are not able to grab the water and nutrients they need. >> reporter: the latest steps were being completed just in time for today's ribbon-cutting but while workers were taking care of details on the ground, visitors will be looking up, way up. john blackstone in the mariposa grove, yosemite national park. >> the yosemite conservancy raised $20 million for the restoration of the growth. the national park service put in another hs. this is the 211th $20 million. >>> two nasa astronaut -- astronauts are in the middle of a spacewalk installing high- definition cameras to the front of the iss. they will be used to provide sharper images of commercial crew capsules docking in coming months. and will love this is the 211th spacewalk since construction of the iss began 20 years ago. >>> a new ride for thrill seekers in t

the lamppost is over the concrete walkway that's next to that canal. >> yeah, i'm already done watchingbecause whatever they think they're going to do is not going to happen. >> not at all. >> he's swinging his body because he's trying to get enough momentum to swing over and land in the canal. >> just stop. climb back down. >> he's not swinging hard enough. >> that's going to hurt so much. >> oh, snap. poor little ankles of his. >> snap. yeah. >> his ankles were fine, but keep watching. >> oh. oh. >> oh! i couldn't even watch it. >> oh, no. >> cracked his head, his shoulders. >> oh, dude. that kid is going to have issues for the rest of his life. >> according to his dad and local reports, he broke arms and legs. he has multiple fractures. and his dad says none of his friends who happened to be there have come to visit him in the hospital. the least of his worries. >> ah! >> if your friends jump off the bridge, are you going to, too? >> oh, my gosh. what a stupid, stupid move. >>> dear allison, the moment i saw you, i knew my life would change forever. the first thing i said to you was

the right over state and there were lots of other people who were displaced by the foyle along the walkways in that state those people also is from the times they've lost family members neighbors friends and almost all of them are in temporary accommodation in fact we found this week that quite a few of them are actually being pushed into very insecure temporary private rented situations and being pressured by the council to give up their flats on the estate and leave them to this totally uncertain future so in terms of housing the council is saying they're not going to buy any more combination they have no plans to do so but they still haven't dealt with the basic immediate needs of people that were affected by this fire this trial which was now twelve months ago and they still just haven't taken serious action so i guess a little snapshot of what that means when you say how seen in temporary housing but when you are working with individual members of the community the logistics of moving and continue to move give us one little snapshot of what that's like so i guess i guess there's two si

worth it you can kill somebody walkway come back and take their shoes it's not caramagna if you kill somebody for their shoes it's capital murder so they had to prove this theme that i killed people for the core to take the core and they wanted to prove a continuous episode because the second market one of the figure out a way to get us all to come up with was they both cars were taken to go see. the girl in the other night and of course nobody ever brought up the fact about me having. a legacy call guys are the winners the legacy oil guys are the winners the legacy all central bankers are the winners innovation you dynamism the constitution the bill of rights these are the losers in this summer. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of suze a member of the commission to do it for you if you believe this using my complicity is going up to sunny oh maybe you. know john. nobody should be the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful news jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world of the vision didn't kn

there's a walkway and then a bridge, the es pla nad bridge leading over to where the fullerton is and it looks like at's where they are. they're behind us essentially. as i'm turning around, keep an eye on the screen, but we've seen flashing lights, security, police activity. that's been par for the course for the 48 hours we've been on the ground. the security sin tense with these two leaders staying about a half a mile from each othe their respective hotels ready to meet tomorrow as we look at that shot right there slowly making their way down that walkway. couple of cameras, presumably perhaps north korean state media where are we don't know, could also be host tv here in singapore. >> the other thing this plays into is something we've seen throughout these negotiations is this testing back and forth of both of these leaders, the meeting's on, it's off, there are threats, there are retractions. and today we saw donald trump out earlier, we saw him doing meetings and get ailing birthda cake and we didn't see kim. a lot of news reports is that kim had been sequestered in his hotel. n

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city officials hope the mural will bring life to a walkway once housing the international hotel.he hotel was the meeting place for union and ten et rights my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> coming up on news at 6:00. we have live team coverage on the developments linked to a 44-year-old cold case murder. a news conference set to start any minnesota. s in a live picture. >>> we will look at how the murder spawn the satanic pappic of the 80s and 90s

member of the dollar jones industrial average anymore it got replaced here on tuesday by the company walkways so bit of positive news coming out of the eventually for g.e. against thank you very much. and some good news about tariffs all of a sudden china is slashing tire of some fountains of imports from five asian pacific countries as its trade route with the united states continues to simmer the lower duties will be applied to a list of some into the hof thousand products from agricultural production prob produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and trigger lanka to make note of those some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed all that housman comes five days before the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. i could have you back up to brant and i know where the even poignant visit at this exactly right here with all the world cup action going on right now britain's prince william has been getting into the spirit he's currently in israel aside from meeting israeli leaders william took time to watch a child

if you can't walk away -- we di't walkway from the horrible iran deal that was signed and if you look at what's happened since i signed that deal, iran and in all fairness i say it with great respect for the people of iran, iran is lonr looking so much toanean. they are no longer looking so much to what'sng syria, what's going on in yemen and lots of other places. they are much different country over the last three nths. and, agn, i say that with hope that maybe something can happen. but when you mentioned sanctions, we' putting sanctions on iran, the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. including, frankly, north korea. that would have been the next phase if we did it or find it necessary to do. but nuclear to me is always first. and we're going to be fine with respect to iran. but we also, sager, got something out of it that's ver important. a lot of the people that write about this, some of whom i have great respect for but they haven't picked it up, iran is not the same country that it was a few months ago. they are much, much different group of leaders and i hope at so thei

outside, drops on the walkway and a smear on the front door.kitchen, blood stains on a cabinet, and underneath, a drop of blood on the counter. and right beside it, an opened wine bottle and two glasses. >> it wa you kw, vy, very time consuming. you don't want to, you know, go through it real speedy. you want to make sure that you cross all your ts and dot all your is. >> reporter: it would take investigators a couple of days to go through the 9,000 square foot estate. while they did, michael and the kids took refuge at a neighbor's house. >> just spent most of the time in bed then -- margaret came in, martha, caitlin, everybody flew in, everybody. >> reporter: he says from the moment the police arrived at the house, they were aggressive towards him and his family. but even in his haze of shock and grief, peterson says, he thought he knew why. >> i had written some really negative comments. i'd -- i'd been a columnist. and i've really, really been hammering the police. >> you -- you -- you lit out at the cops, huh? >> oh many times. >> reporter

plan the makeover, including new fences to protect the trees' bark from too many hands and roised walkwayst the roots from too many feet. >> all those footsteps would compact the soil around those trees, and the roots are very shallow. so, if you compact that soil, they're not able to grab the water and nutrients that they ored. >> reporter: the latest steps in that protection were being sompleted just in time for this weekend's reopening. but while workers were taking care of details on the ground, visitors will be looking up-- way up. john blackstone cbs news, in the mariposa grove, yosemite national park. >> ninan: next on the cbs weekend news, a father's day celebration decades overdue for a wrongfully convicted dad. now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief shouldn't drive us apart. but when you experience sudden, frequent, uncontrollable episodes of laughing or crying that are exaggerated or simply don't match how you feel, it can often lead to feeling misunderstood. this i

plan the makeover, including new fences to protect the trees' bark from too many hands and raised walkwayse roots from too many feet. this has always been an attraction for people here. >> yes. >> reporter: even dead trees like one called the fallen monarch drew early tourists to the mariposa grove. president william howard taft rode a buggy through the california tunnel tree. president lincoln never saw the sequioas in person, but he recognized their value. >> the law that abraham lincoln signed back in june of 1864 established yosemite valley and the mariposa grove of giant sequioas. so even back in the midst of our country's civil war when he realized that america, even the world would be a better place if yosemite valley and the mariposa grove was protected. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm michelle miller. ♪ >>> it's friday, june 15th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a thrill ride accident. riders fly off a roller coaster as others are left trapped in their seats. >> we just take off running too. >> eve

vowed to be taken to the supreme court after a state judge ordered him to open the gates on a private walkway leadingo the public bea. he has formally filed the request for the high court to take up that case. the surf rider foundation asked the court to deny his request. they argue the california courts have already decided the matter. they will hear the case in a matter of months. >> this is good beach weather. it is summer va cascation. we're enjoying this. >> we're starting to see a little bit of a change at the imateli. we know a lot of you don't mind the fog at the beaches. it's a nice way to get a cool down. here you can see the change from the san bruno mountain camera. winds at 15-30 miles per hour. we're gating the fog move closer to the coast. right now in down town, 65. once we hit 1:00 a.m. we think we'll see low cloud starting to rn. that's what i want to focus in , tomorrow's for example. we do expect some isolated areas of fog to form that may push over to parts of the peninsula and right through francisco. but really throu most of the bay, we'll still start off mostly sunny a

especially racing on sidewalks, and they get dropped off all over the place, cluttering already-busy walkways. >> be more mobile aro little disruptive, mh like bikes that get in the way safety concerns too as it works to regulate the scooters and their users. >> we know we need to address parking issues, concerns of pedestrians on the sidewalk. we also want to make sure that the system is going to be affordable for low-income residents. >> reporter: and from here, people have been invited inside city hall for a q&a significance wi -- session with city leaders and representatives of the companies themselves. >>> nearly five years after it opened, the bills for the new bay bridge are still coming in. our investigative unit uncovered a big new bill from the navy. it wants $11 million to help clean up the landfill. the dump was on part of the land the navy gave cal trains. the navy contends paint from the old bridge contaminated the site, increasing the cost of cleaning it up. the head of the agency overseeing the bay bridge project says that's a farce. >> we're not going to pay a dime. >>> tonig

and even madison bumgarner, he said what are you doing, and strickland walked down the walkway, and punchedt 4-6 weeks. >> i didn't know about it until i got home. after i had left, and that is when they came in the training room, and had it x-rayed, and showed that it was a fracture.>> a costly temper tantrum. tony watson or sam dyson, picking that up, maybe mark lanson further down the line. >>> lots of world cup stuff to show you, entertaining games, japan, a big upset, honda, crosses in, osakaand osaka-- and nails it in. they go bonkers about their team. they get upset over colombian -- over columbia. >>> synagogue versus pulling, you see him coming in, waiting, the referee gives him the okay, and a back pass, he doesn't see him racing down the pitch, he beats the keeper, and scores the open that, robert lewandowski and pullen not happy. senegal gets the 3 points, continuing the party. >>> russia and egypt, taking control the second half, 59th minute, looking for more, mario fernandez, space, and doubling th2-0, and you will see the replay, his third goal of the world cup, russia goes u

the secretary and the president stood there at the end of the walkway and waved as he left. that was something that we never expected to see happen. so always expect the unexpected. i think if you live by that credo, you'll be accurate in terms of defining where this white house is going. >> neil: and life in general. john roberts at the white house. you have all of this going on right now, this big summit. there's a big summit before it. that's the one causing tensions, not with our enemies, our friends. the tiff over trade that has them saying about the g-7 the g-6 plus one. the odd man out, us. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the nu

the city received at least 1800 complaints about scooters blocking sidewalks and walkways making a danger for pedestrians. the scooter companies have until 5:00 this evening to turn in their permit applications. the first permits may be injured -- issued by the end of this month. >>> the judge will consider whether the trial should start at july 15, as it is currently scheduled. lawyers for max harris want the trial pushed back. >>> the oakland police investigation continues into a shooting last night in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum complex. it happened near oracle arena. just before 9:00. as the warriors watch party for game three of the nba finals was ending. investigators found a man who had been shot at least once and called for medical help. so far, we have no other details. >>> time is now 6:06. on a much lighter note, the warriors beat the cleveland cavaliers 110-102. they are one game away from sleeping lebron and the cavaliers and the nba finals. kevin durant led the way for the warriors 43 points. in a heated exciting game. our scott reiss has more from cleveland. >>

we're getting some guidance that they may actually walk down the kohl nad walkway. this is not a taxing. it may take a few minutes from the live shot that people are looking at right now, all the way over to. i don't believe they will go inside the building and then walk will make for a very interesting. at this level visit a u.s. administration since the clinton years when bill clinton tried to craft an agreement that would lead to some kind of lowering of tensions with north korea at that time. obviously what president trump is aiming for at this point is a very big game and a very big historic deal, and that would be to denuclearize north korea. they are tamping down that exercise and will have a deal to do that on june 12 in singapore. it sounds like they're trying to get to the negotiating table, much like we saw during the cold war of the late 1980s. so you're seeing some vehicles arriving. now we have multiple cameras staged around the migwhite hous. as you know, this appears to be the motorcade for u.s. officials. that camera is positioned on seven seventh.

at least 1,800 complaints have been received about scooters blocking sidewalks and walkways making it dangerous for pedestrians. the deadline for permit applications is 5:00 p.m. today. the first permits may be issued by the end of the month. >>> those are just some of the morning headlines. back to you. >> dave, thank you. >>> so many people think asking for a raise is hard and, thus, some workers don't do it. a new report say of those that do ask there is a disparity between those that get a raise and who doesn't. the report is from pay scale, a firm that tracks and studies compensation data. white men have the best chance of getting a raise when they ask for one. women of color were 19% less likely to get a raise and men of color are 29% less likely. we have the washington post's rachel here this morning. thank you for talking about this with me. >> reporter: thank you for having me. >> here in the bay area, especially in tech, there is a lot of talk about equality, between the sexes and different races. many say this report points to a clear bias. >> reporter: absolutely. the repo

somewhere to the left is the nasdaq market site you can't make a left, because it's a pedestrian walkwayyou will get assaulted by people in elmo costumes now. you go down there, that's the nasdaq that's where the "squawk box" team is ready. joe kernen is getting not ready yet, but he's getting all set up times square, i would love to know what the electric bill is for times square let's go now to the team at the nasdaq market site >> i'm ready i was ready. i was looking up the top five venues i think shinnecock, i don't think there's a doubt it's number one it was so great. >> i know you want to focus on tiger, how about that poor kid from england who is the only person, i think ever or in our lifetime to shoot over 90. he had two pars, no birdies, six double bogeys. he shot like us. >> that would be the front nine for me i was trying to explain, you see our set? put a ball over there, and take a golf club and try to land it on this. try to land it on this table i don't know how much you got to watch yesterday. >> you think they made it too hard >> i love it dustin johnson can shoot 1 un

the overarching cherry trees, the gorgeous big walkway and brick wall, the benches, the rustic sun dial. the pack picnic, lovely bench, enjoy the sunshine and soft breeze and let the extensionive agenda today -- extensive agenda today. let's begin. i now call to order the regular meeting of the health service board for the city and county of san francisco. i would like to have you all please stand and join me with the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> president scott: now i will ask the secretary to please call

at least 1800 complaints have been received about scooters blocking sidewalks and walkways, making ita ding russ for pedestrians. -- dangerous for pedestrian. the deadline is 5:00 p.m. today, and the first permits may be issued by the end of the this month. >>> east oakland students are come batting i will -- combating illegal dumping each grade took on a specific problem, and came up with solutions. 8th graders built a bench for a bus stop that was trashed and destroyed. including a plank signed by all that helped out. >> we had people coming out of the buses and thanking us for the new bench. >> this tangible project is teaching them they can make a difference in their community. >> among the other projects students cleaned up a dumping spot near campus, and painted this mural on the fence. >>> a list of california's most polluted beaches was released this morning, and many are right here in the bay area. the list was compiled by a group that gives a letter grade to 459 california beaches based on levels of harmful bacteria in the water. the organization says this year, the list of

city says it received at least 1800 complaints about scooters blocking sidewalks and walkways . making it dangerous for some people. scooter companies have to turn in their permit application by 5:00 this evening. the first permit may be issued by be -- by the end of the month. >> 5:10. a band that had 15 show dogs inside was stolen. coming up, what happened when the trainers stopped to get something to eat and the search that's underweight right now. >>> at a could take days before a winner is declared in the san francisco mayor's race picked any moment, how many ballots still need to be counted. >>> good morning. we are off to a nice start when it comes to the morning commute. for the most part, we do have traffic that's moving along pretty well. we will tell you more straight ahead. >>> well, the temperature difference is not that great. it's 49-55. that's it. santa rosa, san jose, most locations cloudy or mostly cloudy. i will show you those temps. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 5:14. in houston, texas, a toy grenade forced the tsa to shut down a security checkpo

especially racing on sidewalks sand they get dropped off all over the place, cluttering already busy walkways. >> definitely helps students be more mobile around the city but it could be disruptive, much like bikes where they get in the way of traffic and there is always a safety concern. >> reporter: concern san jose admits it has two as it works to figure out how to best regulate the scooters and their users. >> we know that we need to address parking and we need to address concerns of pedestrians on the sidewalk. we also want to make sure the system is going to be affordable for low income residents. >> that is scott budman reporting. now there were tens of million dollars in venture behind the scooters and they are bound to stick around in the south bay but before crowning them the next big tech success story, san jose is letting people test them and talk about the scooters at city hall and gain the opinion about how best to manage them. >>> and giants fans will come together for a game -- tonight. this is happening tonight at at&t park. the beatles tribute night. and those are the team m

benjamin netanyahu on the three-day trip to persuade germany and france and uk to walkway from the dealedding cake for a gay couple citing religious beliefs. the justices ruled 7-2 in favor of baker jack phillips. the ruling did not directly address freedom of religion. it cited the members of the colorado civil rights facility. the lim scope of the ruling written by justice kennedy le e leaves broader questions of religious liberty unresolved. the case is not expected to set a precedent. >>> at least 117 homes destroyed by lava from the kilauea volcano. hawaii's civil defense spokesman says there are still a lot more homes to count. lava covers 5,000 acres. this new video shows the conditions at kapohoa bay. the lava from fissure eight flow in the water. prompting warning of volcanic gas particles in the air. >>> a man who killed six people in the arizona area is dead. dwight lamont jones fatally shot six people, some with links to his bitter divorce case. >> connie jones said her current husband recognized a connection to her divorce and called police. police are still trying to find

discussion because our allies including russia and china who have interests are not just going to walkwayhil mudd, what do you think? >> well, look, long-term we can with stand this and been with these countries more than a century but let's go short-term. president has two and a half years and he just threw a fourth grade hissy fit and i would have been kept behind in the grade for this. ifure dealing with the europeans with a great interest on the nuclear deal and great interest in russia and strong ties on things like energy and the south china sea with the japanese and we have to deal with russia going forward with the european and the canadians on the election intervon. would you trust the president of the united states after that tantrum? the answer is no. and to close, god forbid we see the same kind of incidents as george w.h. bush and the invasion of iraq in my generation the invasion of iraq a second time and the afghan war. what do you tell the people who sent soldiers to die with us in those wars? sorry about the president throwing a hissy fit but if there is another catastrop

can't walkway from your tv. thank you, susan. >>> also happening, drafltravelo the border to protest forced separation of undocumented families. religious leaders travel to the area by bus, dozens more plan to drive themselves. a weekend of prayer and demonstration along the border near san diego. >>> happening tomorrow, bay area congre congresswoman and others among two dozen lawmakers visiting where detainees are being held in texas. get an up-close look at holding areas. texas lawmakers organized the tour. >>> and online, nbcbayarea.com, an entire section dedicated to the crisis at the border and other immigration orders at top of people's minds right now. >>> it is 6:09, and something that you need to look out for heading into today and in through the weekend is the spare the air alert that is in place for today and for tomorrow. north bay, expect moderate air quality. east bay and south bay the worst in terms of air quality. extremely unhealthy and the peninsula moderate. that means, limit outdoor exposure

. >> reporter: she says she saw the driver walkway from the crash, appeared injured, a white man, sandy, and walked away barefoot. >> very thankful that tree was there because it would have went right into our house. >> reporter: shortly thereafter police were called to a report of a man seen walking in a street on golf links road. paramedics started treating him but police say he started assaulting the paramedic. he allegedly grabbed the paramedic backboard and used it as a weapon. >> reporter: he was using it against the officials and then he attacked the officer physically, grabbed the officer. >> reporter: the 38-year-old man was then transported to highland hospital conscious but nonverbal. the extent of his injuries are unknown. the oakland officer was hit in the face by the driver and was transported to highland hospital with abrasions to his face and hands. homeowners on this private road say they feel lucky the accident didn't hurt family or neighbors. >> we have multiple homes with kids. we were very lucky. we heard that possibly the person left the car. >> reporter: leigh mar