given all that we know it could have been much worse. >>pam mooree keep looking at video with big chunks of walls missing and rooftops collapsing. we keep saying if it had been a different time of day or different day it would be a different outcome. more than one-third of the buildings in napa have been inspected which is very good. they aren't working out words from the center. pge is working to restore service. over 2000 people still without power. they are working quickly though. we have dan who is live in that let's go see him live. and? >> dan kerman kthis is the alexandria square building. we're going to show some video footage and show you the rest of the city. many buildings did crumble partially or totally but not just old or read--on reinforced buildings. some reinforced buildings did well and some did not and some new buildings did well and some did not. about 35 percent of the buildings have been inspected. that is only one flared so a lot of work must be done tomorrow. emma tomorrow will have a group of about 10 at 20 to 30 engineers g

and how we needed to save our community and keep it going. and kathrin moore was always within of those commissioners who had good questions, strong questions and ones that made our work better. she's definitely the kind of person you want on this commission. we are sad that commissioner sugaya and borden will not be reappointed, but we do know that the commissioners who succeed them will benefit greatly from being on the same body with kathrin moore. we thank them and we her very much. >>> good afternoon. my name is allen martinez. as has been said, kathrin moore brings an invaluable expertise about planning. a very deep knowledge of how san francisco planning works and knowledge of the history of it. but that alone to me, what makes catherine special is that she's also totally aware of what's at stake with these. that planning is not an abstract exercise, not about making the statutes run smoothly. that it affects people's lively hoods and people's families and community and knows what's at stake as far as planning. i support her for that reason. she knows w

wes moore took up that battle as we did at the aspen institute to try to create service corps and i wantes to have words about it because they have created a baltimore service year program. i think it shows what is strong about our country, whether in the military or domestically, teach for america or in the army, if you spend a couple of years in service to our country, it makes you a better and stronger patriot. >> wes, take it up. >> we're incredibly excited to work with the aspen institute and it is this idea that we want to be able to recruit and obtain and rebuild. in this case, in the case of baltimore. but in order to have a much bigger and stronger city and you are balance and rural communities is that everybody needs to have a stake. everyone needs to be involved. and so by asking people, it is going to really help to redefine as to what we think about a cohesive nation and cohesive structure going forward. >> well, i could not agree more. wes moore, thank you for what you're doing. i heard that stan mcchrystal presentation i guess a year ago. i'm so glad that you're following

that's why we need kathrin moore four more years. regarding appointing dennis richards, i wholeheartedly support him. he's a first neighborhood class activist. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is grace shanahan, from the strong builders association. he's unable to be here to speak in support of commissioner moore's reappointment to the planning commission. kathrin moore's professional background as an architect sphere heads her focus in the decision making process. once she's comfortable with a project she's able to convince all of the participants and neighbors that a design height of a particular project is appropriate. commissioner moore has invested thousands of hours in the planning, design and rezoning processes that have played out in these chambers over these years. she can with experienced hand guide especially those that lack professional background. there will be commissioners who support a project's good design, but with commissioner moore's level of skill and expertise she's

but we have very happy for kathrin moore. thank you for your service. >> good afternoon, supervisors tang, yee and campos. my name is rose wilson a member of the san francisco neighborhoods and historic pr

personnel to iraq, wes moore, a captain and paratrooper in the army, the best-selling author of a bookut afghanistan, what do you make about the decision to send 130 advisers in to plan for a possible order to evacuate those refugees that were being savaged by the isis advance? >> well, i think it's something that we look at and say we are not terribly surprised that it was going to happen. the idea of a limited military operations incredibly complicated not just statement but concept to understand. military operations are inherently not limited and one thing that we knew once we saw the initial entry back into iraq that the idea that those teams would need additional support, that the things that we saw on the ground would need a response team, all of those things are things that we expected going into this latest round of fighting. >> and you're going to need some troops to -- some ground forces to help the air strikes as well, which are expanding. we're seeing that the peshmerga are beginning to gain traction against isis but this is really just an effort to contain and deal with th

the best-selling author, wes moore is joining us. this is an extraordinary instance. he's one of potentially 100, which i'm told by intelligent sources, who may be fighting there at any one time with isis. what does this tell you about the way that their appeal has expanded because from his tweets he doesn't really seem to understand the mission or have any intellectual grasp of what he's part of? >> well, i think it shows this dynamic of actively recruiting americans and brits into this fight is not a new phenomena. we've had a long history of this. but i think what it also does show is the danger of this indoctrination and the danger of this radicalization. if these things are not dealt with and contained early, then you allow that propaganda to assist in the mainstream throughout social media, et cetera, you will find people who are susceptible. you will find people whose minds are easy malleable. >> he didn't seem to know what he was getting into or who he was fighting for or against. the threat has, of course, sparked this debate in the white house and outside an

we would deny that but that's not a means to gain value >> commissioner johnson. >> this is really quick i support the motion, however, i will support commissioner moore's suggestion that we look at ways to put a little bit more detail behind the mayors directive i say that but the project sponsors own mission to rent the upper unit and they decided they were not going to be able because the bottom unit was not enough space so i almost feel like i'm sure their gathering we would have been in the situation they got pregnant one year later and i'm supportive but i echo commissioner moore's comments to guide. >> decision but the may or may not discretionary review looks like it works. >> commissioner moore. >> for ms. jocelyn and memory lane we had a project on filbert around washington square about a year ago it was a young doctor from ucsf she was expecting a think child too flats and we conditioned the merger by leaving the ability to stay as two unit so the illustrate hookups we allowed an internal connection for the life they would be in the building how have it retained it's as a two unit building because once it's a meerlgd you can't use it for two

we went to moore, oklahoma, it was devastated by tornadoes on may 20th. ent to university technologists, let's take a look. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoes on record is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls

that's why we need kathrin moore four more years. regarding appointing dennis richards, i wholeheartedly support him. he's a first neighborhood class activist. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is grace shanahan, from the strong builders association. he's unable to be here to speak in support of commissioner moore's reappointment to the planning commission. kathrin moore's professional background as an architect sphere heads her focus in the decision making process. once she's comfortable with a project she's able

so we will talk about this, how much rain and, when it will dry up later. >>pam moore coming up: the f-b-i now investigating an attack on an east bay store. who the feds think is behind the vandalism and why. hear from a california man evacuated from africa, as the ebola virus was spreading. and new information on the sexual assault of a girl. at her apartment complex's pool. bulldog: it's true! i am a bundle of talent! but my friends are learning skills that can change a life. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train dogs like suzie to engage students in schools and special education classes. while ginger visits folks in the hospital offering quiet comfort. with your help, we can do even more! make a donation at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people. san leandro police are asking for the public's help. in finding a suspect in a sexual assault of a young girl this past weekend. this is the man police say, sexually assaulted a pre- adolescent girl inside

>>pam moore some of the people we spoke to had even seen williams perform live. people have been finding lots of ways to show their affection and respect for robin williams. many flocked to his star on the hollywood walk of fame. today. the hollywood chamber of commerce put a wreath next to his star. fans have been leaving messages and flowers. tonight. williams' children released statements on their father's death. zak william's--- robin's eldest son says. quote. "i will carry his heart with me every day. i would ask those that loved him. to remember him by being as gentle, kind, and generous as he would be. seek to bring joy to the world his daughter zelda's statement reads. "my last day with him was his birthday, and i will be forever grateful that my brothers and i got to spend that time alone with him, sharing gifts and laughter." williams' youngest son cody. released this statement reading in part-- "i will miss him and take him with me everywhere i go for the rest of my life, and will look forward, forever, to the moment when i get to see him again." conti

>>pam moore and terrible amount of damage associated with this earthquake that occurred at 3:20 a.m.. we want to take you back to in news conference that occurred at 320 a m. we will--that occurred in that regards to the 3:20 a.m. earthquake. you can bring your own containers. with respect for roads and bridges, we have inspected every single one of our bridges. the good news is that all of our bridges seem to have responded very well. to well. if there is an issue, is the approach to that bridge that had settled a little bit next to the bridge. but my team explains that none of them have rendered the street impassible. pretty much all streets are open. our distribution water mains are also an attack. it is 60 different locations which affect 600 properties. >> vicki liviakis that is a big problem with the water main breaks. we go out on to the street with a crew that is trying to fix a water main off highway 29. >>dan is dirty, hard, and grueling work that they have been for hours. it could be four hours before this particular water main break is completely repaired. there are up to 60

peter we know that commissioner moore doesn't hand out a lot of compliments i hope you're proud as were very well done. in connection is the alderman of swat we're looking forward to a long relationship but want to recognize mike and bryan as well as their colleague michael who couldn't be here that represented us on the marketing and leasing on the project finally i gaffe one of the colleague and partners they've been here we're on schedule and budget and intent intend to keep it that way in addition their going to participate in an experiment we're boring from london and we're going to post on the job site sense penn cal commits to this county to be a respectful contractor to manage noise that unfortunately comes from construction if this works maybe others in the city will follow us the biggest thank you to so mayor ed lee and his administration we're joined by director ram and jean who worked hard with us over the past year and a half to get us here we're appreciative of our font we have the building inspection to make sure that the permits arrive on time to keep things going and

retired army general barry mccalfry commanded the 24th infantry division and wes moore is a retired captain and combat veteran. thank you for this. general, how did you begin to see the mission from the beginning, what the limits are, what it can get done in a cowle of days. >> no question. there is a huge tragedy unfolding. a couple hundred thousand refugees in the last few weeks. families isolated on a mountain top without nutrition or access to war. it's a tragedy. a shock to everybody to see the kurdish forces evaporate. we've got a problem. we have to support are the kurds. i argued strongly we should have been providing them significant military equipment a year, two years ago. we are trying to artificially hold together an iraqi state that's already come apart. my concern is except for navy air, thank god for navy carrier battle groups. we have very few forces in the region. you can't protect 1.5 million refugees or supply them a humanitarian aid from the air. these are political gestures, not serious military operations. >> what happens when they are on the ground and you're isis an

>>pam moore we recently learned that the bart station while the walnut creek bomb squad investigates a suspicious package. it was found on the nearby amtrak platform. no word on whether there are a former concord teacher charged with molesting 14 of his students. was aquitted on some of the charges today. a jury found joseph martin *not guilty*. on charges involving three of his former students. however, the jury was deadlocked on the counts involving nearly a dozen other students. martin was arrested last year, after a parent reported that he had inappropriately touched her son. martin's wife says, she plans keep figthing for her husband. martin is still in custody on ten -million dollars bail. a hearing is scheduled for september 8-th---- that's when the district attorney will determine whether to re-try the case on the 11 charges which left the jury deadlocked. fans goodbye to candlestick park. tonight. sir paul mccartney took the stage. for the final show *ever at the stick. it's a fitting end for the stadium. the beatles also performed there on their last tour date. back in 19-6

about it and tell for the documentary for the pbs documentary we were watching and pointing out the rock was the ending right next to gordon moore and i remember taking a photo of that moment in that has to be is operational to see them together. >> and perhaps the or less time and a sense of history was turning we literally swamped seats because i think i had the interview show into covers silicon valley every day. [laughter] i do cover it and we had this discussion before that silicon valley only looks ahead in rarely looks back but those of us that don't is missing what will come next and intel is a perfect example you have the spinoff making money to the stock offering follow title people and venture capitalist money >> exactly it begins there. the question i get most how dare i suggest intel is the most to come -- importing company in the world? but the last five years why not facebook it has 1 million members or what about google has the access point to the internet? id tomorrow morning the employees of intel decided to sleep that they were tired of doing more as law then all of this would grind to a halt it might take 10

s we wes moore, army combat veteran and host of "beyond belief" on the oprah winfrey network, and columnist from the washington post. welcome, all. we've been talking a lot about the fallout from what the president said last week. what about his comments? do they matter if the strategy comes together? >> well, it matters a lot. i think what we're seeing here and everyone is pretty much describing, andrea, is a political model, foreign policy model they described earlier in the administration which was leading from behind. an idea that others would sort of coalesce and take the lead. i think we've seen that does not work. if you try to lead from behind, you are always playing catch up. clearly we're playing catch up in both the middle east right now and in ukraine. the problem when you do that is that your so-called partners begin to make deals on their own as michael leiter was just describing. egyptians and uae bombed libya on their own. one might say that's a positive development. but in the short-term if people start making deals only in their interest and not in the u.s. interest, the u

we do." >>pam moore although air strikes have been approved. president obama says, he will not send ground troops back into iraq. back to back hurricanes are barreling toward the hawaiian islands. strong winds and rain are already hitting the island chain. hundreds of residents are prepared to ride out hurricane iselle in shelters. kron four's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett. is tracking the weather. she brings us up to date on what's happening right now. jacqueline. >>pam moore -- >>jacqueline bennett the hurricane is coming ashore as barely a category one. but hurricane julio is right on its heels that. it's still a strong hurricane but will be weakening as it nears the islands. the first state hurricane by only 1 mi. per hour but it will soon degrade down to make tropical storm. julio still has a hurricane warning but that will soon also go down to a tropical storm warning which is also in effect for the smaller islands. this will push out and turn into a tropical depression after about 36 hours. after that pushes through julio will co

we may have a couple way word strikes but not likely. giants at mets >>pam moore we have the giants verses' the mets and that a's with said it never went against their former close their. gary with the sports later. angels beat the dodgers to a ninth. so the a's are leading in the american league west by one game. the giantsmets wearing their camoflaged jersey'sgiants trying to take 3 of 4 from the mets in queens, ny bot 1st, scoreless the game started 9:00 in the morning tim hudson - gives up a 2-run homer to daniel murphy as the mets jump out in front early 2- 0 nym hudson: 5 ip, 7 hits, 2 er top 3rd, 2 men on pablo sandoval - drives dillon gee's pitch to deep right to bring home a pair of runs as the giants tie it up 2-2 tie sandoval: 3-5, 2 doubles, 3 rbi top 7th, 3-2 nym giants catch a breakrelief pitcher jeurys familia throws the wild pitch allowing hunter pence to trot home and tie game 3-3 tie pence: 2-5, 2b, 3b, 2 runs scored top 9thtied at 3 sandoval - the hero of the game - wins it with this ground rule double to left that lands just fair before bouncin

we have tropical storm like conditions for the next several days in hawaii. >>pam moore emergency ambulance service will stop at doctors medical center in san pablo tomorrow. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight and explains why the service is going away.jeff >>jeff bush starting tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. doctor's medical center will stop receiving ambulance services and those patients will be sent to a different hospital somewhere else. it's all about money. the hospital has been struggling for years to stay afloat and this latest announcement is just another example of the dwindling service at doctors medical center. the last, best hope faded for the hospital earlier in the year when voters in contra costa county said no to a bond measure that would have helped the hospital maintain it's staffing. contra costa county officias say they have been preparing for this for a while and have other hospitals in mind to fill the gap left by doctors medical. >>patricia frost - contra costa county emergency services we've been working with our local hospitals, both in contra

hester about the cc&rs again, i agree with commissioner moore we need the city attorney empty i don't know when you guys consider that as part of your building one of the things we've agreed on in terms of the community short term rentals is the private contracts and the ability to supercede legislation so maybe you guys might consider that good for the marketing of our building bans the types of people you want to live there. i don't know that i would agree with having that in general thank you very much >> thank you commissioner. >> thank you. if i could ask for an opinion from the city attorney and sure deputy city attorney definitely under private contract the homeowners association can turn it into private agreement b that are more stringent but in terms of the commissions ability to commission any increased on short-term rentals we wouldn't advise there are the board has acted twice to prohibit short-term rentals both in the administrative code not within the purview the code this is something with the planning commission commented open but the board will future leg let and ther

more of the temperature is coming apart ♪ ♪ ♪ >>pam moore tonight we have learned.shes of robin williams. now rest in san francisco bay. the actor was creamated just one day after he was found dead last week in his tiburon home. inside edition has more details on the actor and comedian's private funeral. >>reporter we are now learning that his funeral's now rest in the san francisco bay. a small group of fans gathered and then his ashes were scattered over the bay. several of his most popular movies took place in the. bay the he described his love for the area in 1980 hbo special. >>robin williams this has always been a very special city to me. >>pam moore stay tuned for the special edition after the news tonight the ice bucket challenge is drawing controversy and why some groups are not on hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for h

we can given the code, etc. >> thank you commissioner antonini >> yeah. i would agree with commissioner moore and certainly explore various options on windows. you know, i know there are some that are wood windows that have a high quality village quality on the outside but the main thing to weather properly a lot of times the aluminum have had problems >> i think this is a very good project and it's again, a large project to authorization. as was the case with two projects from true mark and we've continued one on 409 van ness those are come forward to the western neighborhoods and all the sorts of things we've asked them to side kwartsdz substituting for rear yard and other things are r that have no significant impacts on the neighborhood around them that part is very good and again, the oversight affordability this is tier one that is different from tier two. the legislation from eastern neighborhoods describes the amount of affordable that's required of a project and their, of course, completely conformity and as commissioner moore suggested especially with the change of elevation in the s

we went back to the moores. and dick and i went into the white house and met with ehrlichman and ziegler. i think john dean was there. i'm not certain. and tried to figure out how we were going to manage this and how we were going to handle it. we wrote out some statements. then sunday night, we went back to the moores house, had dinner. i'm telling this for a reason. why -- we went home, drove in our driveway and i hear this, dwight, dwight. this guy comes out from behind a tree. i had known him for years through the campaign. it was bob simple of "the new york times" hiding in my front yard. i said, they send a friend here to do this? and he said, i'm so embarrassed. and he said, i just hate being here. but that's how it all got started. >> did segretti call you? >> i don't remember. i don't think so. i talked to him. he's right there. he may remember. i don't remember. i mean, i was too focused on me. >> what was the game plan for you? >> it depends on where you're talking. we have the story, which i want to s

we went back to the moores. and dick and i went into the white house and met with ehrlichman and ziegler. i think john dean was there. i'm not certain. and tried to figure out how we were going to manage this and how we were going to handle it. we wrote out some statements. then sunday night, we went back to the moores house, had dinner. i'm telling this for a reason. why -- we went home, drove in our driveway and i hear this, dwight, dwight. this guy comes out from behind a tree. i had known him for years through the campaign. it was bob simple of "the new york times" hiding in my front yard. i said, they send a friend here to do this? and he said, i'm so embarrassed. and he said, i just hate being here. but that's how it all got started. >> did segretti call you? >> i don't remember. i don't think so. i talked to him. he's right there. he may remember. i don't remember. i mean, i was too focused on me. >> what was the game plan for you? >> it depends on where you're talking. we have the story, which i want to s

we went back to the moores. and dick and i went into the white house and met with ehrlichman and ziegler. i think john dean was there. i'm not certain. and tried to figure out how we were going to manage this and how we were going to handle it. we wrote out some statements. then sunday night, we went back to the moores house, had dinner. i'm telling this for a reason. why -- we went home, drove in our driveway and i hear this, dwight, dwight. this guy comes out from behind a tree. i had known him for years through the campaign. it was bob simple of "the new york times" hiding in my front yard. i said, they send a friend here to do this? and he said, i'm so embarrassed. and he said, i just hate being here. but that's how it all got started. >> did segretti call you? >> i don't remember. i don't think so. i talked to him. he's right there. he may remember. i don't remember. i mean, i was too focused on me. >> what was the game plan for you? >> it depends on where you're talking. we have the story, which i want to s

we use ups. every day. >>pam moore u-p-s says, there have not been any reported cases of fraud due to the breach. and their system is now secure. u-p-s is offering identity protection and credit monitoring services. to affected customers. the woman arrested in the hit and run death of her 2- year old niece. will be in court tommorrow. 25-year-old lorysha gage faces felony child endangerment charges. police say, on friday. she was crossing mission street in san francisco, with her niece and nephew against a red light. officials say, at one point, she left 2- year old mi-yana gregory, unattended in the street, while she went back to the curb to get the child's brother. the little girl was then hit and killed by a car which did not stop. police are still looking for the driver of the white sedan. coming up. a patient under quarantine. the deadly african ebola plague. may have reached northern california. plus -- a desperate search. a disabled bay area veteran. looking for something he holds dear to his heart. and -- you h

>>pam moore now we have the full story on the brutal beating and murder of brian higgins. go read this brutal-busied- intersection was where he was beaten and left for dead. the homicide team has a lot of unanswered questions and the motive is still unknown. police are trying to figure out if this was a robbery or maybe a hate crime. the artist was found lying in the street lifeless with no street she--irked or wallet. there were no initial signs of trauma. police immediately started looking for the suspect who is described as a white man between 20 and 30 years old wearing a. gray >> we are hoping we can get help identifying the subjects- suspects-. we want to take these kind of people off the street and get them in jail where they belong. >> alecia reid at this time police are not willing to release surveillance footage as it may jeopardize the investigation. but they do want to find the suspect to bring closure to the family. >>pam moore the contra costa county sheriff's office is looking for these two persons of interest. wanted in connection with a home burlary in wal