property is next it that and the water department replaced that square because it was causing the waterline to come up and they didn't replace the rest of it for me but it's already coming up and the nightclub will sue me because my tree is damaging his driveway if he trips he's going to sue me because i'm not maintaining the sidewalk the entry i've grounded the root down because is it is coming up i want to pick my own tree that is not going to cause me damage over and over again. >> excuse me. when you replaced the sewer lines were they clay tile before and i reminded them with cast iron. >> anything further ms. short okay. the matter is submitted then. >> bureau of the urban forestry knows what i think about using christmas trees, however, i think the question here is the level of damage that's been done at this point it i'm not sure it rises to the level where i normally would allow the prove or disprove to gelled and replace when i looked at the photos yes. the immediate areas of the sidewalk it appears that the up heavily of the roots are causing damage i'm not about the curbs there.

mosher: i'm working on a pubc art project called the high waterline project, and for the project i'm drawing the 10-foot-above-sea-level line around the eire coast of brooklyn and lower manhattan, so it's almost 70 miles that i'm covering. and the point of the project is to get out into thcommunities that are gonna be affect by tha and give them a visual idea of what that means -- what the 10-foot-above-sea-level line means and also give them the tools to do something about that. so, along my way i'm handing out action packets that give people tips on how to live more sustainably. a really important part of my project is the whole human element. i think a lot of times they don't know, "okay, climate change -- first of all, what does that mean? and then what do i do about it?" so, you have the media scaring you into thinking, climate change -- we just can't do anything about it. we should all panic and run away to higher ground. but there are things we can do about it. so, it's nice to be able to get out and talk to people. and i've found that no matter what background, no mter where

it's replacing waterlines doing 15 miles of replacement every year, and trying out innovative pipelinen. this is going to be the first place in san francisco that will try out the new pipeline technology from japan that is set to be installed that has withstood earthquakes in japan of 7.0. >> thanks a lot, steph. >> it is 6:46 on your tuesday. time to check your forecast as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge from the perspective of emeryville. stephanie chuang was out there wearing a bit of a wind breaker. if you're wondering should i strap on an extra layer, what do you think, brob? >> i think that's not a bad idea. as the rain moves on, the weather system bringing in cooler, dry air behind it. the radar is picking up showers offshore. that batch will likely fizzle out before getting into sonoma county. next couple of days a chance of a few passing showers as a strong system, a lot of wind here is fanning a large period swell as the sur of gets up to breakers of 13 feet at times on our bay area coastline. napa 50. closer look at some of those temperatures in and around the

the dock was used to repair ships below the waterline. it was decommissioned some 15 years ago. it broke away from it's mooring back in 2002, ramming the island. >> what would you do if you bought a new, had it installed throughout your house and then it began to unravel. that's what happened to this couple and they turned to michael finney for help. >> sherwin and clara schultz of walnut creek loved their carpet when it was first installed. but now they aren't so happy. >> the little loops that were coming out. >> instead of everything being tight like a berber, there was some shaggy loops around that just wasn't supposed to be there. >> clara shows us how strands of woven yarn keep coming loose, stick being straight up from the carpet. she counted several from popped up here, the den and in the dining room them tried pushing the loop in and the more came out. >> the carpet was beginning to look very bumpy. >> she said the rug began unraveling about six months after they bought it. >> it wasn't supposed to happen that way and i was extremely disappointed. >> so we contacted hom

the dock was used to repair ships below the waterline. it was decommissioned some 15 years ago.t broke away from it's mooring back in 2002, ramming the island. >> new hope for a raiders stadium now that an investor has agreed to take the lead on the coliseum project. according to our oakland media partner, the oakland tribune, the new investor, who has not been named, has had several discussion was the raiders about a new stadium, but none so far with the oakland a's. the city has struggled to find investors to redevelop the area into a sports and entertainment hub. on tuesday the city council is going to discuss the deal with the developers. >>> this morning the giants are flying to kansas city to take on the royals in the world series. but first they got in one final workout yesterday at at&t park. this will be the giants third appearance in five years. but the team knows what it takes a ring, but the royals will be tough competitors. k.c. has won all eight of their postseason games so far and is hoping to win its first world series title since 1985. tuesday night's game one w

the dock was used to float and repair ships below the waterline. it was decommissioned some 15 years ago. it broke away from it's mooring back in 2002, ramming the island. >> residents in one union city neighborhood are on alert this morning after a mountain lion was spotted in their area. police had their guns drawn as they searched for the big cat yesterday afternoon after a group of women spotted it near a playground. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details from the union landing neighborhood. >> it was pretty long with a long tail and they knew it wasn't a cat, they knew it wasn't a golden retriever, they knew it was a mountain lion. >> reporter: gabriel and his wife and friends spotted the mountain lion around 1:30. it was there beyond a fence walk along old alameda creek. the women called police immediately. >> i just know they were out here with their rifles, and i thought they were looking here for someone with a pellet gun. >> they were look for a cat that was at least three feet tall. two cars full of officers scoured the cr