In bed. I will sit on the couch give me a mid afternoon lazy example. Like a good 2 00 in the afternoon. Im going to sit here at home. Have a nice day. I cant remember that. Im sure it has happened. Do you . No, i dont. I dont have that luxury. I want to ask you a question, sal, because youre interviewing the director of the sfmta. Yes. In the next hour. What are you looking for and what do you want to ask him . We had a lot of response on social media. Why traffic fines are so steep. Why some neighborhoods have two hour parking. Other neighborhoods dont. Why muni, those bus things are not working. We will be calling the head of transit agencies. People have questions they want to ask and we want to facilitate that. Im looking forward to it. We begin in the north bay where we continue to follow a developing story out of marin county. A 16yearold girl reunited with her father after being lost on mount tam. The Sheriffs Department says sarah had been hiking with a girlfriend when they got lost and the two girls somehow became separated yesterday. The other girl found her way out and was able to call sarahs family to tell them she was up there on mount tam. We spoke with her father this morning before he was reunited with his daughter and he says he was very relief today hear that she had been located. So happy. You know, like like the best thing in the world. Happy again. Search teams looked for sarah throughout the night. But the Sheriffs Department says she actually made her way out on her own this morning and then just ran into the search teams that had been looking for her. Redwood city police right now are investigating a shooting that sent one young man to the hospital. It happened on the 3500 block of hoover street. Leigh martinez is at the scene with more on what happened. Reporter well, police have reopened hoover street. They say their investigation has brought them to this house. However, they wont say what connection the house has to either the victim or the suspect. Neighbors woke up this morning surprised to find a police presence. The neighbors we spoke to say they didnt hear anything last night. Police were called out here at 1 45 a. M. By someone reporting a disturbance at a home on the 3500 block of hoover street. When police arrived, they found an 18yearold male victim in Critical Condition at the street corner. When officers arrived, they found an 18yearold male victim with a gunshot wound. He has been transported to the hospital and currently undergoing surgery. Weve determined through our investigation that the victim and the suspect or suspects knew each other. There is currently no threat to the general public. And our investigation so far has led us to this residence behind me. It is ongoing at this time. I didnt hear anything. I was in bed by about midnight, i guess. And i didnt hear anything. Reporter now, it is unclear at this time where the shooting actually took place. Evidence markers were put down on hoover street. Police say blood evidence was found down near haven avenue. Police are talking to witnesses, but no suspects have been arrested. Now, police say that there is no Public Safety concern because they believe that the victim and the suspect or suspects are known to each other. However, when we asked if they had a name of a suspect, police said they did not. We know that the victim is undergoing surgery this morning and he is in Critical Condition. Leigh martinez live in redwood city. The weather may be the same as yesterday. Which is to say that yesterday where i was, the sun never came out. It was cloudy all throughout. That is a perfect segue, sal. The same thing has been said by many around the bay and the coast. A lot of people are saying there is a ton of smoke also for some of you trapped in this haze and also the fog. Thats a lot of fires up in british columbia. A lot of that has been drifting into washington and oregon and idaho and california. Two days in a row, no sun. Just like sal said. A small break. Will it be three days in a row . I think so. A lot of smoke up in the air. I know in lake county and medicine owe county, a lot mendocino county, a lot of reports. I dont think you will see many breaks. There is too much fog and low clouds. There is a break starting to burn off towards Pleasant Hill and concord. Most locations, it is peeling back a little bit for some. Plenty to go. That big low sitting up in Northern California gives us not only cooler temps in the fog but thunderstorm activity. We will see another round of that lake county and northern county, mendocino county. For sure shasta and up in the sierra. Watch out for that. Reports of large hail. As long as the slation continues over us, i dont think we change much on the temps. Running exactly the same as 245 hours ago. Slow to warm up, even at the 9 00 hour. Some areas on the coast, our Observer Says i havent seen the sun in a week. I dont think you will see much today. Parts of the coast gets some later. Good 10, 11 degrees below average for some. Five near the coast and bay. I dont see any change. It looks like maybe it breaks monday. But cooler and windy. Weve gone from a hot july to a foggy fogusf, if you will. Absolutely. Thank you, steve. You bet. North korea is expanding on its plans to attack guam. A north korean general says they are finalizing a plan to launch four mid range Ballistic Missiles into the water 20 miles off of the island. Doug luzader has the story from washington. Reporter north korea is getting more specific about its plans to possibly attack guam as this crisis continues to escalate. North korean provocations run the full gamut from missile launches to now personal attacks directed at president trump, one calling him senile. They will be met with fire and fury. Reporter tough talk generating criticism at home and abroad just as the government the state department defending that message saying north korea is the real problem. Lets consider what is alarming. What is alarming two, two icbms tests in less than a month. Two nuclear test thats took place last year. Reporter in many ways what were seeing from this Administration May wind up being similar to others before it. Rising tensions with north korea followed by deescalation. Nobody in the world wants this war. China doesnt want it, the south korea ans dont want it. Japan doesnt want it. I hope we dont want it. And the cost of it would be so tremendous that american administrations all through recent history have in the end chosen it is better not to fight. Reporter this morning north korea says it can defend itself. The problem for United States is that north korea could develop enough missiles to overwhelm defense systems. The threat were going to face is anywhere from 50 to 75 north korean icbms. Thats the problem. And so lets just say that those missiles get through, that we do very well, and we get 65 out of 70. Thats not good enough for america. Reporter in the meantime as far as possible talks are concerned, north korea says that dialogue is not even possible with president trump. In washington, doug luzader, fox news. And in the city of concord, concerns about north korea on the minds of many at a congressional town hall meeting. This was held last night at Concord High School by democratic congressman who represents a big part of the east bay. About 400 people attended the town hall. Many wanted to know what congress is doing to prevent a possible war. This is about congress asserting itself and its responsibility. We are the part of government that is supposed to authorize war. The president doesnt get to do that. On monday, the congressman says he will hold another town hall meeting. This time in the city of pittsburgh before headed back to washington, d. C. An update on a report we first had on tuesday about a woman who was pushed into the path of on coming traffic in london caught on camera. The man has been taken into custody for the incident. He is the jogger in the Surveillance Video seen pushing a 33yearold woman to the ground on the bridge. The bus driver swerved to avoid hitting the woman. The driver then stops and passengers helped the woman who did receive minor injury. Imagine what could have happened. Coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, new muni street cars being tested and preparations for this weekends outside lands. Were speaking with the director of San Francisco municipal transportation agency. Hey bee to hive to the comb combing that honey into some gold take that gold and make it an o good goes around and around and around hey bee to hive to the o oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl put in the good and the good will grow good goes around and around and around hey good goes around good goes around and around and around. Hey welcome back to morn morning. Over the past month, muni has been closing the central southbound way in downtown San Francisco to test the brandnew street cars. In addition theyre preparing for the outside lands festival which will bring a change in routes and street closures. Ed, thank you for being here. Sure. Lets start with the new street cars. Youre closing some of the subways durrant the weekend to test out the new cars. Yes. So the current cars we have running on the light rail system came into the city starting in the late 90s. Theyre nearing the end of their useful life. There is not enough of them to meet the demand that we have today. A couple years ago we started a procurement to both expand the fleet and replace the existing fleet. We have five cars were testing. And we are shutting down the subway on weekends. We wont shut it down this weekend because of outside lands. Were shutting down early in the evenings so we can test the trains and get them into Service Starting this year. I got a tour of the cars. Theyre pretty cool. They have more room for standing and have been made for the more realistic way that muni operates. People are standing on their way to work. You speak of outside lands. I went one time and i took muni. It worked out for me. It is very crowded and some of the lines are rerouted. Where can people find the buses. If they go to our website, theres information about how best to get to and from outside lands. We do add a lot of service on the north side of the park and on the south side of the park. You know, there will be crowds. We do our best to move the people in and out. Strongly urge people not to try to drive. It gets too congested. Speaking of driving, San Francisco is a transit first city, correct. Thats right. Some people, not everyone but some people think that is unfair to drivers who have to drive their cars around, you know, with the taking up of Parking Spaces and stuff. Do you think that youre still keeping drivers in mind when you make policy . Absolutely. Transit first is not transit only. We know that people want or need to use a car to get around. And we need to accommodate that. We need to accommodate particularly commercial loading and parking as well. But the city isnt getting any bigger. And yet the population is growing significantly. So we have to use our public rights of way as efficiently as we can. That means moving more people in the same amount of space, which means getting more people on the bus, getting more people out of their cars to the extent that we can. And we try to do that not by making it harder to park or drive, but by making transit and the other more sustainable modes of transportation more attractive to more people for more trips. I asked questions on social media. There were too many to ask you all of them. We chose some. One is how many this is from carlos z. How many Parking Spaces have been eliminated by the changes in the city . For example, the ride share bike lanes and some of those you know . I dont have a number on that. The number eliminated is probably less than 1 of the spaces. We are making decisions to reallocate spice on the public rightofway. That is toy too to make more efficient use of the streets. Why keep making parklets when we have more parking . Is it a revenue generator. They keep the meters. Do you take the meters out . Yeah. It is the opposite of revenue generating. The parklets are sponsored by a business often and they pay for the costs of having the parklet in the street and maintaining it. We dont make any money off of it. The reason that we have them and the reason that people want them is the sidewalks are narrow and we have more and more people getting around on foot. To be able to reclaim space that is dedicated to storing a private vehicle and give it to the public to enjoy and relax in is something that a lot of businesses and districts see as a positive thing. Have you seen any rise in the ridership at all with the news about the rise of crime on bart . In other words, people might say well, muni hasnt muni seems safer than bart at this point . I dont think we have seen a rise that we can attribute to that. We have seen reported crime on muni decreasing over the last few years because we have been really focusing our police San FranciscoPolice PoliceDepartment Resources where we know we have challenges. Our ridership generally is growing. So were happy about that. You know, we want ridership to grow on all transit in the bay area, including bart. Last question. What is the challenge of listening to all of the things that people want and making policy . Because someone inevitably will be not satisfied with a decision. The challenge is making sure that we have good kind of policy race al for the decisions were making. There will always be trade offs. Like we talked about, changing a parking lane to a transit only lane, for example. We need to have a good policy basis for the decisions were making and a good process to get there. We want to have you back. Happy to be here. So we can ask you more questions. Coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, science has come a long way since the last Solar Eclipse. A look at some of the myths behind the rare cosmic events. The company changing the way that it screens people and your responses to what you prefer in your coworkers. Days driving all over town. So. Why is she smiling . Because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. Now thats something to smile about. The safeway anniversary sale come in and explore lets take a look at markets. It appears that the north Korea Tensions are weighing heavy on wall street. I see a drop of 1 on the s p and one and a half over on the nasdaq. Google right now, excuse me, is down a little more than 1 . The company, google has fired the employee who wrote a controversy memo about women in the Tech Industry. Now they are holding a company wide town hall meeting to clear the air. Christien kafton is at googles headquarters in mountain view. Not really unusual for the company to have a town hall. This one i guess you could say could get a little interesting. Reporter yeah. It could get very interesting as the day progresses down here, mike. We can tell you that the google campus is buzzing now as employees arrive for work. Many will attend the town hall hosted by the ceo. He will discuss the memo that stirred up so much controversy in the past days. He has cut short his Family Vacation to return to address the issue of diversity at going. He released a memo of his own reading in part, quote, to suggest that a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not okay. Now, the author of the controversial memo james de moore has been fired from google for violating the code of conduct. He has filed a charge with the National LaborRelations Board and spoke on Bloomberg Television defending himself. In that interview he says he feels hurt and betrayed by google. He was trying to improve the culture from the inside. He had shared it internally and there was no push back until it went viral. Employee whos supported him have been contacted by hr. He says he will pursue further legal action. More than 60 women may sue google for gender discrimination and sexism and claim they make 40,000 less than some of their male counter parts. Now, todays town hall is scheduled to get underway at 4 00 p. M. You can bet there will be a great deal of interest by the folks here on the campus and of course by those outside of the campus who are watching what is going on here at google and in the Tech Industry in general. Christien kafton live on the peninsula for us. Thank you. Our countdown to the Solar Eclipse continues this morning with a look at some of the myths associated with the phenomena. Laura ingle has more. Reporter as scientists and enthusiasts have been preparing, astrologers have been preparing as well. This has enormous meaning for the United States as a whole for a number of reasons. It is the first total Solar Eclipse visibility in the continental u. S. Since 1776 and also hits the moon in the chart of the United States from july 4th, 1776. To translate that into english, this has us revisit the definition of our cells. Who we are as a people. Humans have read into cosmic events for centuries. As troll engineers associated it with the fate of the state and the fate of the ruler. They would pay close attention to get information about what might be coming. And in fact it was their job to let the ruler know what was coming down the pike. A total Solar Eclipse would have been extremely important because it represents a complete blotting out of the sky and then a change when the light comes back. Reporter throughout the history, different civilizations have stories to describe what was happening. Two of the most common ways of explaining a Solar Eclipse are either that it is a