A michael bay summer block buster but that tower is being pulled apart by the pg e crew. While it is lying on the asphalt, two 120foot poles are going up to do the job temporarily. But the work to cleanup the mess that began friday night will happen on sunday night and mean a repeat of the closure that left highway 101 eeriely empty saturday after hours of gridlock friday as the lines lay in the power four hours before they were deenergized. Pg e defends the time that took. We were working as quickly and safely as possible to address the issue. These are not your average power lines here. These are very high powered and extremely large. So this is not your normal type of outage in your neighborhood. It is a superhighway of electricity. Reporter so buckle up. It is getting shut down again for pg e crews. Shutdown is necessary to physically pull that wire across diagonally across the freeway. Reporter it is not just a little wire. It is 9,000 feet that must be strung across all lanes of
Called items 13 together. Supervisor norman yee mr. Richards, would you like to make a statement. Supervisors, thank you for allowing me to be here today. This is the first time im able to serve. I would like to thank those that support me. The Committee Report i submitted today involves many great details. I began my work in the Historic Preservation at the time the sounding board was threatened and we are glad to see its now part of the Lgbt Community center. And also served the time in the last economic boom on the Community Street services for dolores home and the housing for folks with hiv and aids. After that i served a little bit of time with supervisor leno on the task force and some issues that you are going to be hearing about today which reminds me about 14 years ago. I have been a member of the heritage for years. We reached help to get to under represented communities and getting more involved. Im happy to say the work that my leader of heritage has done has really not onl
Supervisor norman yee madam clerk, can you call item no. 2. City clerk mr. Chair, weve called items 13 together. Supervisor norman yee mr. Richards, would you like to make a statement. Supervisors, thank you for allowing me to be here today. This is the first time im able to serve. I would like to thank those that support me. The Committee Report i submitted today involves many great details. I began my work in the Historic Preservation at the time the sounding board was threatened and we are glad to see its now part of the Lgbt Community center. And also served the time in the last economic boom on the Community Street services for dolores home and the housing for folks with hiv and aids. After that i served a little bit of time with supervisor leno on the task force and some issues that you are going to be hearing about today which reminds me about 14 years ago. I have been a member of the heritage for years. We reached help to get to under represented communities and getting more in
Who have made sure that they have been pushing people to make sure that we get to a right result. I love democracy because democracy engages people and, you know, the thing about democracy especially when it comes to election time is that it makes politicians do certain things and sometimes do the right thing. I think the three appointments that we are seeing beginning with the agenda demonstrate that. So im very happy to see with respect to item 1 which is what we are talking about right now to see the reappointment of kathrin moore. I think that something said that its been really impressive and hard to think about another commissioner on the Planning Commission thats been more stem llar and i think thats true. Commissioner moore, thank you very much for wanting to continue to serve the city and county of San Francisco. I know that i have been very impressed not only by your, you know, intellect which can be very intimidating actually, but also by your willingness to hear from commun
Get those tire tracks in front of you. Thanks, bill. The north bay is getting hit again right now and rain overnight caused even more flooding and rob roth is live with that part of the story. Rob. For most of the day, it was dry. Then two hours ago, it started coming down and it is still coming down pretty steadily. Here, all eyes are on this marsh, which runs through the main drag. It flooded overnight and sent unwelcomed water into businesses across the street. The nail salon had to close today. Im so sad. The owner and his employees could clean up. This is what it looks like earlier this morning. 2 to 4 inches fell on marin county overnight, causing 2 feet of water to pool around city hall. Several inches invaded the Small Businesses across tiberon boulevard. The catering business took on water. Wouldnt it be great if nature could provide so we have just enough watt where water whether we need it . A high tide and it just spilled over. We had so much rain fall in such a short amoun