where he made an impression on former anchor barbara rodgers. >> in the years that i knew him in the early '90s, he was like so many other young people who come through the newsroom. happy to be in the tv station, happy to have his foot in the door on his first job, eager to do a good job. >> reporter: flanagan launched his on-air career in relative obscurity in dusty, oil-rich midland, texas, where he filed reports for kmid television. after a brief stint, he moved on to the spanish moss oak trees and antebellum homes of savannah, georgia, reporting for wtoc. >> each year, small businesses pump $1.6 billion. >> everyone was just starting out, so there was a lot of energy, a lot of ambition. >> reporter: elaine reyes was another young, fresh-faced reporter at wtoc, who never saw anything sinister lurking behind flanagan's million-dollar smile. >> we're going to go inside and check out the anchoring. >> i didn't personally have any issues with him. he was sometimes silly or goofy, as i think maybe we all can be in stressful newsrooms. he seemed like any other young reporter trying to

the movie aims to make money off of tragedy and filmmaker is a uc santa barbara alumnus. in a statement to the huffington post he apologized saying he hoped the film could be beneficial. >> nfl team owners meet in chicago tomorrow to consider competing plans to move the raiders or the rams to los angeles. the owners will get details on plan to build a new stadium in carson to be shared with the chargers. they will hear about the st. louis rams propose a.m. to build stadium in inglewood. the commission are said the updates are information a.m. with no votes to be taken. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast next. mike? >> good morning from the broadcast center. you felt the winds of change, absolutely cooler outside but that could be a problem for the jerusalem firefighters. we will talk about that and how long before the 80s, and 90s and 100s come back to the forecast. >> big job, getting this horse to safety a messy task to save a beloved animal. >> the high cost of back-to-school shopping with tips on how you can save big on classroom >> now our breaking news story

they were on hand for the flag to go up and congresswoman barbara lee. abc stephanie reports. >> today the u.s. flag raised above the american embassy in havana, cuba for the first time since 1961 and raised by current marines as the marines lowered it 54 years ago looked on. >> for an old guy like me that's been around the world two or three times, this is the icing on the cake. >> they broke the diplomatic relations in 1961 when the cuban president banished the u.s. diplomat. secretary of the state john kerry for the formal reopening of the u.s. embassy. >> this is truly a memorable occasion. a day for pushing aside old barriers and exploring new possibilities. >> the first u.s. secretary of the state to land on the island since 1945. the u.s. and cuba have now restored full diplomatic relations and opening up the relations in each others capital. just last month the embassy reopened the full fanfare. >> having relations makes it easy to talk. talk can deepen an understanding even when we know full well that we will not see eye to eye everywhere. >> fu

release of a new movie that portrays a shooting strikingly similar to the 2014 attack near uc-santa barbara. >> claire? would you like to go to the dance with me? >> i'm going with someone else. sorry. >> it shows a young man taking revenge after he was rejected by women and bullied. the storyline is similar to the manifesto left by elliott last year. the movie aims to make money off a tragedy. shawn hart is an alumnus. he said he hoped the film could be beneficial. >>> adobe is the latest u.s. company to announce a major expansion of worker benefits. today the san jose-based company says it will offer 26 weeks of paid time off for new moms and 16 weeks off for new dads. it will give 16 weeks of paid leave to employees who become parents through adoption, surrogacy or foster care. the announcement follows similar moves by netflix and microsoft last week. >>> spencer has the day off. drew tuma is in. so foggy, so thick. >> i know you're not a fan of hot air. i can never please you. >> it's not about you pleasing me. i'm good with 80 and sunny. that's fine. >> you'll like the next three days

uc-santa barbara. >> my daughter goes to ucsb. disappointed they came in sixth. you go there on a friday or saturday, there's no way they're sixth, but anyway. stepping into the dressing room at a clothing store can be a difficult experience at times. >> sometimes you look great. other times you want to cry maybe. becky worley finds out why. >> reporter: the dreaded dressing room can really mess with your self-esteem. a reporting decided to hit 20 dressing rooms to find out why some make you feel worse about yourself than others. >> there are so many variables that go into the fitting room equation, there is no real standard forfeiting room design so each brand has their own way of approaching the fitting room. >> reporter: to see for ourselves, i went to the local mall for a series of comparative selfies. dressing room one, yikes! every bulge and wrinkle jumps to the forefront. >> overhead lighting, not working for me. >> reporter: now this next one is dark and, well, pink -- or is that peach? >> the only thing you can look out for are dimly lit rooms. you're no

barbara lee met with representatives of google and apple and intel to talk about minority hiring. it's shameful so few tech workers are african-american. >> they want to disclose their diversity data and commit to plans that will ensure full african-american inclusion by 2020. >> they also want more minorities on the board of directors. a survey of the top 20 found only 3 of the 189 directors are african-american. >>> twitter's slumping stock may make it a takeover company. the interim ceo warned it will be a while before they stop's slowdown in user growth. some believe it could be part of a strategy to drive stock prices down to make the company easier to acquire. dozens of people met some potential employers today at a hire event in silicon valley today. we were at the biltmore hotel for the free job fair. it allows people to meet with employers who are looking to hire. sales manager, police dispatcher and front desk supervisor were among the 600 open positions. the next hire event is set for september 1st in san francisco. >>> time to check on our weather. cool out there. >> i

it agreed to rescind barbara's fine. the bottom line is adt needs to be accessible to me the same way as any other person can have access to their system. >> barbara might have a case under the americans with disability ability. abc7's legal analyst said it's unclear whether the act applies in this case. >> ada applies to public accommodations, to facilities, and adt isn't really either one of those things. it's a service provider. >> he suggests barbara might have better luck asserting her rights under california law which he calls more generous. adt did not return our request for comment. >> adt had previously offered barbara the opportunity to cancel her alarm contract, but she refused, saying she wants alarm protection just like everyone else. emmenic he will finney, "7 on your side." >> oh, baby, or should i say babies? washington's national zoo has two new baby pandas. the mamma gave birth to twins yesterday. the first baby born at 5:35 p.m. yesterday. the second came nearly five hours later, according to the zoo.

senator boxer will call for the need to protect the california coast using santa barbara as the background. in may an oil pipeline owned by a texas company burst near the state beach with 100,000 gallons oil spilling with 21,000 flowing into the pacific creating tarballs and oil sheen. boxer has been critical of the clean up response by the texas company. >> if you details emerge of the theft of a gun and badge from a berkeley police officer's unmarked s.u.v. on friday morning. the item belonged to the chief and authorities say someone broke into her car as she ran along the bayshore line in richmond along with the badge and gun they took a lab top, ipad, self, and diamond ring. the department spokesman said the chief is upset and the burglary shows break-ins can happen to anyone at any time. ait is a year since the napa earthquake. among the damage from the earthquake was the iconic wineries with the best vintages ending up on the floor. the wineries are doing better. >> most of the marks on the floor are from the barrels. >> the sin yard co-founder lost $40,000 in vintage wine last year

only one california school cracked the top ten which is uc santa barbara coming in at six. either you as a parent are saying my kid is not going there or kids are thinking that is where i a going. >> do you have to go to the number one party school? all schools have parts. >> we have proof that thermostats in offices are set for the comfort of men, not the women. speaking of ice, the study found that the thermostat is set for when a 40-year-old 150-year-old man is comfortable and women have a low metabolism so we refer warmer temperatures by up to 5 1/2 degrees. researchers say the finding could help companies save significant amounts of money spent keeping buildings cooler. in other words, you do not have to turn up the air conditioning so that leyla does not have to put on the big jacket. >> hear is my theory, it is better for the women to mutt colleagues on than men to take cloaks off. having a shirt lot man around the office would be a distraction. >> thank you map. >> in a good or bad way, who knows? we will could back with a full 90 minutes of news including growing c

east bay congresswoman, barbara lee is going there as well. >>> back in the bay area, a robbery spree in union city has police issuing a warning for everyone to be on the alert. >> police say one item in particular the thieves are going after. matt kell er is live at the headquarters to explain. >> reporter: people are scared. some said they are not going to wear jewelry out in public. these series of attacks, necklace snatchings have taken place in both free month and union city. the last one took place on friday night. it was at a popular park, con tempo park in union city. a young man tried to rip a gold necklace off a woman's neck. they tried to help and took off running down the street where a getaway car waited. she was eventually arrested. it is one of the half dozen snatching robberies that have taken place. another one took place wednesday in the parking lot on leslie street. that man pointed a gun at the victims. police are not sure if it is just some individuals or a robbery crew behind the crimes. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> prescription drug sticker shock

. >> senator boxer will call for the need to protect the karl coast using santa barbara as the background. in may a corroded oil pipeline owned by a texas company burst near a beach and 100,000 gallons of oil spilled with 21,000 flowing into the pacific creating tarballs and an oil sheen. boxer who chairs the senate's environmental committee has been harshly credit calf clean up by the texas company. >> on the peninsula, the office of emergency services is alerting hikers and joggers to look out for a mountain lion this morning. a cat was spotted near west ridge drive at 8:00 last night and officials say mountain lions are most active at night. avoid outdoor activities at dawn and dust. if you see one, pick up small children, make noise, try to look bigger and throw things at to scare it. >> c.h.p. wants to get the word out, they are hiring, looking to recruit 600 cadets around california. the c.h.p. recently changed the hiring process. it used to test three times a year. now they test continuously in open enrollment. a captain working with this class of recruits in sacramento said that t

the santa barbara native signed a one-day contract to become the first woman on the roster in the club's history. the pacifics have been involved in other firsts. last month they became the first professional team to use an automated umpire. and another team in the league, the sonoma stompers, recently showcased the first openly gay professional baseball player, shawn conroy. >>> a follow-up now on a photographer who took pictures of a youth league team, but never delivered the photos. "7 on your side" michael finney has been looking for that photographer for months and finally found him. >> the back of el christian junior falcons and their parents wanted to remember moments like these. >> we had a photographer come out and take some picture and cash all our checks and take all our money and didn't produce any pictures. >> his name was clyde jones. after a while he stopped returning their phone calls. didn't return mine either. >> is clyde here? >> so i went looking for him. he wasn't at the business address indicated open his website. he wasn't at his last known personal address in fair

barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard. she erected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the p

. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touring rosidio beach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters are battling a p

barbara filed a formal complaint with the bank. she didn't hear back she reached out to 7 on your side. we contacted u.s. bank. >> a few days later i got a call they processed it. then, a call they're sending me another card. >> reporter: the card came too late for prom, but grandma gave her the money she needed. when the card arrived there was a surprise u.s. bank gave her an additional $25 on top of the $100 she'd lost. >> that is pretty cool. i had no idea it was going to be more than what it was. >> reporter: we're always glad to help out so go to abc7 news.com and select the sections tab. >>> a 91-year-old army veteran gets his wallet back. the one he lost in europe, during world war ii. >>> and a team that dominated on the diamond and may check this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a mont

it's hazy down here around santa barbara, los angeles. but for northern sacramento valley, and of course lake county, it is hazy there. those onshore winds not going there all week long. hopefully that will help to clean out the atmosphere to the north of us. 80 today. san jose with low 80s continuing through the next couple of days. the warmest days will be wednesday and thursday. that will take you just a little bit above average. overall temperatures today on the mild side. upper 60s. half moon bay look for 76 in santa cruz, should be sunny. 83 in concord. livermore to 85 today. 71 richmond. 80 in santa rosa. it's "star wars" fireworks. 68. the accuweather seven-day forecast, very little change tomorrow. fog comes back early tonight. there is your modest warm-up monday, tuesday and wednesday around the bay. inland. i've got the coast perhaps by mid week. could you bump up and get more clearing. then it should be cooler by the end of next week. >> pack a jacket for the a's game. thank you. >> a south bay teenager making an international

the santa barbara native signed a one-day contract to become the first woman on the roster in the club's history. the pacifics have been involved in other firsts. last month they became the first professional team to use an automated umpire. and another team in the league, the sonoma stompers, recently showcased the first openly gay professional baseball player, shawn conroy. >>> a follow-up now on a photographer who took pictures of a youth league team, but never delivered the photos. "7 on your side" michael finney has been looking for that photographer for months and finally found him. >> the back of el christian junior falcons and their parents wanted to remember moments like these. >> we had a photographer come out and take some pictures and cash all our checks and take all our money and didn't produce any pictures. >> his name was clyde jones. after a while he stopped returning their phone calls. didn't return mine either. >> is clyde here? >> so i went looking for him. he wasn't at the business address indicated on his website. he wasn't at his last known personal address in fairf

barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard. she erected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the p

. >>> california senator barbara boxer called for stronger oil pipeline standards, spoke after touring rosidio beach today where oil spilled back in may. the state and local jurisdictions are wanted to oversee pipelines but now, she plans to push for better training for inspectors. >> this pipe was corroded. it was known to be corroded. so the standards are the same or not, none of it matters if you don't have people who are supposed to have the capability of inspecting. >> the company that owns the pipeline spent $90 million to clean up the spill. the job should be completed by friday. >>> caltrans is now saying the city of palo alto will install infrared cameras that can detect people on the tracks more thn a mile away. for its part, cal train will install fences and barriers to the existing fences. >> a former insurance broker is serving a six month sentence for selling phantom insurance policies in the south bay. ernie morris plead nod guilty to the charges. the prosecutor said it's a good thing no one had to make a claim since they're not ensured. >>> firefighters are battling a p

barbara filed a formal complaint with the bank. she didn't hear back she reached out to 7 on your side. we contacted u.s. bank. >> a few days later i got a call they processed it. then, a call they're sending me another card. >> reporter: the card came too late for prom, but grandma gave her the money she needed. when the card arrived there was a surprise u.s. bank gave her an additional $25 on top of the $100 she'd lost. >> that is pretty cool. i had no idea it was going to be more than what it was. >> reporter: we're always glad to help out so go to abc7 news.com and select the sections tab. >>> a 91-year-old army veteran gets his wallet back. the one he lost in europe, during world war ii. >>> and a team that dominated on the diamond and may the buttery jack was a huge success. people went crazy for a burger with melted garlic herb butter. now, here's the sequel... ...with portobello mushrooms. boom. hang on, i don't want anyone to trip... ok. oh yeah. that's jack's new portobello mushroom buttery jack, the sequel to the classic

only to all of the san francisco walgreens clinics under the b program is that not correct director barbara garcia >> that's correct. >> that's a significant difference an, an added benefit to the program under 9 previously i nodded if you were at chinatown clinic and went down to only one walgreens and couldn't go to another walgreens you had to go to another one like castro that allows all the walgreens in san francisco to participate in this program. >> that was my only clarification we're prepared forever the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the calendar has been adopted unanimously. >> thank you, commissioners item 7 the dpw policy on the dpw facilities as you recall this was introduced at the last meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners colleen i did not have anything additional as the secretary said the draft of the policy at the last meeting it didn't require our package of the resolution only the affirmation. >> i was wondering if on this is more a technical question on the block that we have which on page 2 if you would get that if so r this is this is y

she was recently surpassed by barbara mcculsky of maryland who has both house and senate service. but she not only had longevity, she was very influential in terms of veterans affairs. prior to her experience in the house, she also had volunteered for the red cross. she had been an advocate for service men returning from world war i and when republicans in the the 1940s briefly regained the majority in the 80th congress, she becomes one of the very first women to chair a major congressional committee. she chairs the veterans affairs committee in the 80th congress and then again in the 83rd congress when control was brought back and forth between democrats and republicans. she's a republican. her experience -- and you see a couple of pictures here with her. in this one, she's having a radio debate with mary norton of new jersey. these two really become, in many respects, the deans of women in congress for several decades. mary norton is a democrat. she came up through politics in jersey city, new jersey. her mentor was frank "i am the law" hague, who was a machine politician. and h

i want reads barbara, drew and i are numb. i find my grief unbearable. she excelled and everything she did and was loved by everyone she touched. her father goes on to say. she loved us deerly and we talked to her every single day. not hearing her voice again crushes my soul. our family can only take solace in the fact although her life was brief she was so happy with it. she lived to it the fullest and her spirit will always be with us. our thoughts are with them tonight. 360's randi kaye has a look what made her and adam ward so special to so many people. >> when i was younger i wanted to either become a doctor or become a pharmacist, but as a journalist i get to cover those types of fields. >> reporter: this is how viewers got to know alison parker. a video produced by the station showing her smiling, full of life. >> i absolutely love mexican food. very, very spicy food. end c . >> reporter: the 24-year-old virginia native signed on with television station wdbj last year as a morning reporter. alison covered everything from zoo animals to weather. ev

. >> reporter: this is coming from the police chief in santa barbara county. his name is ralph martin. let's take a listen to what he says, he says this is about the policies in place and why this man was free to do this in the first place. take a listen. >> two weeks before this murder, san rafael police officers arrested him for possession of meth. do you know what he had to do? cite him out. that's the problem with the system. this is a national issue. i think it starts in washington, d.c. with this administration that we see and their policies. and i am not remiss to say that from washington, d.c. to sacramento, there's a blood trail into the bedroom of marlin pharis. >> and what is interesting about this case and why this police chief is saying what he's saying, this man has been arrested before. we know this started back in 2009. when you take a look at martinez's tangle with law enforcement, driving without a license. in 2014 there was a felony and assault charge changed to a misdemeanor battery. then he had a drug faparaphernaa charge. five days before

barbara hale. >> good afternoon commissioners. barbara hale. i have a number of items to update you on. lots of activity over the last couple weeks. august 3, mayor lee and some visor breed z mar introduced a resolution reaforming approval of the updateed implementation plan. that is the plan you adopted on july 14 and staff submit today the california public utilities commission for certification so it is now before the government audit and oversight committee. we have also been spending time on the 2 measures, ballot measures scheduled to peer on san francisco november ballot. july 31, the supervisors held a special meeting of the board and at that meeting they modified the measure that supervisor breed had initiated in a manner that won over the support of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they will campaign for the supervisors measure and against the measure they had submit frd the ballot. the ballot simplification committee convenes to draft the ballot digist and we staff activety participated in that effort and we are c

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

department of technology and ben the controller, treasurer cisneros, john from planning and dbi and barbara and her team and chief hayes white from the fire department. it's a team effort. we know the work isn't done and looking forward to present this to the committee today and next steps and questions and with they will bring up jane. >> thank you very much. >> good morning supervisors. thank you so much for having us present to you today. i am going to talk to you about where we were at the state of small businesses. the approach we took to building the san francisco small business portal and share the outcomes from the last eight months and where we're going next and feels like yesterday i was here in front of the budget and finance sub-committee to ask for the funding for the business portal and here we are eight months later so if we could go to the slide please. i like to call this the worse slide ever. the reason is this a representation of what the small businesses have to go through. not only do they have to visit geographically dispersed departments and dig through websites and o

only to all of the san francisco walgreens clinics under the b program is that not correct director barbara garcia >> that's correct. >> that's a significant difference an, an added benefit to the program under 9 previously i nodded if you were at chinatown clinic and went down to only one walgreens and couldn't go to another walgreens you had to go to another one like castro that allows all the walgreens in san francisco to participate in this program. >> that was my only clarification we're prepared forever the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the calendar has been adopted unanimously. >> thank you, commissioners item 7 the dpw policy on the dpw facilities as you recall this was introduced at the last meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners colleen i did not have anything additional as the secretary said the draft of the policy at the last meeting it didn't require our package of the resolution only the affirmation. >> i was wondering if on this is more a technical question on the block that we have which on page 2 if you would get that if so r this is this is y

like my predecessor building in it to get it done working with the director of the public health and barbara working with the health commission yes keeping a good dialog with city government that we're all partners in this we created one of the first medi-cal managed care plans and built sf and none is left out in the partners and help to reform everybody has assess we'll find more ways to make that footage now mayor u make sure that people use it before they come to the emergency care and educate ourselves that's why i have to be a better example of health myself i want to say that you'll have you are here not only to celebrate the milestones but to really re1rib9 what we're trying to do in making sure that access and people take advantage of the system it doesn't work if people don't take advantage and not thinking how to be healthy in 20 years or my kids more healthy and do all the things whether preventing obesities such things i'm very willing to do spend money on experiment with make some mistakes along the way in an effort to get to the right answer and making sure that we have partne

department of technology and ben the controller, treasurer cisneros, john from planning and dbi and barbara and her team and chief hayes white from the fire department. it's a team effort. we know the work isn't done and looking forward to present this to the committee today and next steps and questions and with they will bring up jane. >> thank you very much. >> good morning supervisors. thank you so much for having us present to you today. i am going to talk to you about where we were at the state of small businesses. the approach we took to building the san francisco small business portal and share the outcomes from the last eight months and where we're going next and feels like yesterday i was here in front of the budget and finance sub-committee to ask for the funding for the business portal and here we are eight months later so if we could go to the slide please. i like to call this the worse slide ever. the reason is this a representation of what the small businesses have to go through. not only do they have to visit geographically dispersed departments and dig through websites and o

. >> thank you very much first of all, i want to congratulate and thank the directors director barbara garcia this is a beautiful and eloquent proposal and once you get over the shock of living in san francisco this proposal makes rarnl sense and provides expensive care in the systems leverages dollars and increases coverage it is very eloquent thank you for that with that said, before we hear and make the final decision next month the proposal might be strengthened in two ways i will declare with chair showing you and commissioner singer it would be nice to run numbers an others worse case scenarios the bottom market drives done the u.s. market and you know facebook moves out of town and a bunch of bad things what's the worse case scenario of assurance i think that is one thing the second thing goes to the strength of this proposal i think this proposal is thank you supervisor i have this discussion about whether the employee wellness fund is or not part of the modernization in the communication i got the sense that actually, it is part of the modernization if you knew then what he kn

barbara hale. >> good afternoon commissioners. barbara hale. i have a number of items to update you on. lots of activity over the last couple weeks. august 3, mayor lee and some visor breed z mar introduced a resolution reaforming approval of the updateed implementation plan. that is the plan you adopted on july 14 and staff submit today the california public utilities commission for certification so it is now before the government audit and oversight committee. we have also been spending time on the 2 measures, ballot measures scheduled to peer on san francisco november ballot. july 31, the supervisors held a special meeting of the board and at that meeting they modified the measure that supervisor breed had initiated in a manner that won over the support of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. they will campaign for the supervisors measure and against the measure they had submit frd the ballot. the ballot simplification committee convenes to draft the ballot digist and we staff activety participated in that effort and we are c

. >> reporter: parker's parents, barbara and andy, say they will now advocate for stronger gun laws. >> i'm going to do whatever it takes and i'm going to be relentless about it. i'm not going to stop until we get change. >> reporter: vicki gardiner survived the shooting and today was upgraded to good condition. tim, her husband of 40 years, thought he had lost her until she called from the ambulance. >> she told me she had been shot in the back and she didn't know why she was still alive. epe guy fired several times. >> reporter: staff here at the station are wearing these ribbons to honor adam and alison. maurice, several vigils are happening around town tonight. >> dubois: kris, thank you. some public health officials say gun violence, just like car accidents and smoking-related illnesses can be prevented or at least reduced. we'll have both sides of that issue later on in the broadcast. vice president joe biden said he will decide by the end of the summer whether he will run for the democratic presidential nomination. but he has one major concern. here's julianna goldman. >> repo

the developers here up at this time to have them speak to this issue and would like to invite bark p barbara [inaudible] up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] director of housing development. in response to your question commissioner singh, we have rented up very little or no parking including 10th and mission, 1100 and ocean and the transbay development at block 6 and while everyone would love parking, what we have found is that our families are not turning down unit because of lack of parking. we have huge demand for these precious units as evidence of block 6 had 5 thousand applicants for 70 units. what we are learning is families are making it work and doing creative things that a lot of us do that may not have cars, they work together to share a uber or cab somewhere or we do things like, we have a electronic rez dent services buildboard in the development and may talk about unit 101 is doing a cost corun, does someone want to join? we are learning as we do more developers there are creative ways to utilize the resident services plan to help families lead high quality lives w

the developers here up at this time to have them speak to this issue and would like to invite bark p barbara [inaudible] up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] director of housing development. in response to your question commissioner singh, we have rented up very little or no parking including 10th and mission, 1100 and ocean and the transbay development at block 6 and while everyone would love parking, what we have found is that our families are not turning down unit because of lack of parking. we have huge demand for these precious units as evidence of block 6 had 5 thousand applicants for 70 units. what we are learning is families are making it work and doing creative things that a lot of us do that may not have cars, they work together to share a uber or cab somewhere or we do things like, we have a electronic rez dent services buildboard in the development and may talk about unit 101 is doing a cost corun, does someone want to join? we are learning as we do more developers there are creative ways to utilize the resident services plan to help families lead high quality lives w