Terry tucker says she was reading at the back door when she looked up and saw something unusual. What got my attention was there was a very large, dark finn, and it came out of the water, and there was like a feeding frenzy and all of this activity, and this is it started, it disappeared. It was over. Reporter there were three surfers in the water the time, she didnt realize what really happened until First Responders begin arriving, and neighbors started talking. The neighborhood started chattering online, someone said it was a shark attack. Reporter they watched as medics tried to save the life of the man he was attacked. We watched him do cpr for about 15 minutes or longer, probably half a dozen people taking turns with the cpr. I could see, with a nursing background, they had stopped cpr, and they started to discontinue the equipment. And they brought out the body bags. Reporter the unidentified victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Local beaches have enclosed daily from 11 am u
Reporter musk fired off several tweets this morning and then today, lawyers took action. With growing frustration at Teslas Fremont plant remaining shutdown, ceo elon musk took to twitter saturday saying tesla is filing a lawsuit against Alameda County immediately and calling leaders ignorant and irrational with the shelter in place order that doesnt allow manufacturing to resume like the state. Musk continue, frankly this is the final straw, tesla will now move its headquarters and future programs to texas, nevada immediately. If we even routine fremont activity at all it will be upon how tesla is treated in the future. Its highly unlikely that he would do this rashly, he might make that part of his longer term plans but right now he doesnt have the cash flow to pull off that kind of a move. Reporter still the tweets got the attention of city officials. Unfortunately we were kind of caught off guard with this tweet. Reporter including Fremont City Council member who says he takes the
So i do not support this motion. I think we have to act with urgency. I think it is high time we have an oversight body for a department that has ever expanding budget. Ironically, it was the mayor who didnt support prop c because she said there wasnt enough oversight over the department. So how all of us are not supporting this department right now is absolutely beyond me. So i would encourage all of my colleagues to not support the motion to delay this to march and to act with the urgency that our constituents demand and deserve. President yee supervisor mandelman . Supervisor mandelman thank you, president yee. I want to echo thanks to supervisor haney for the leadership youve provided on a number of issues, and particularly on the sea wall Navigation Center. I think that was a courageous act and the leadership that you provided there is something i think everyone in city hall should be grateful for. I would be grateful for more time on this, this commission. And although again with
I know that i mentioned this to you before and im very happy that youre looking at some of the solutions. And in a way, youre addressing it. There is other issues that i would have enjoyed bringing to the attention to make amendments to it, but i realize and this is my fault i cant really make amendments at this point, because of the our dates. So, im kind of glad the mayor and the stakeholders have reached some key agreements of both to both continue to discuss the need of the critical changes for more responsive department as well as some immediate policy changes to improve the quality of peoples lives right now. Not after november and beyond. Such as a change in the definition of homeless mothers. In support of that discussion, i really well, id like to make a motion to amend the date to march 3, 2020. This will provide us with the breathing room to get everyone to the table and develop a way forward. It accomplishes the objective that we all shared to make our citys work to end hom
State owned land. The legislation were considering today is a sensible expansion of the planning code that will allow for Farmers Markets to seek authorization to open on other public facilities, such as city and state owned lands. We currently allow intermittent activities like Farmers Market at hospitals and postsecondary institutions and its surprising we dont allow them on other Government Owned Properties like the d. M. V. Parking lot on baker street. The Farmer Market has contracted with the d. M. V. , but it could not make the move under current zoning. Making this change today will allow the market to expand and serve the interests of the residents of district 5. The Pacific Coast Farmers Market association is a good neighbor. And theyve created markets that are accessible to all. Every vendor at this market accepts snap benefits and the market managers are considered members of the community. This move and expansion theyre proposing has the full support of the northern of the