girl remains hospitalized with critical injuries. katie nielsen is live in berkeley, telling me the attacks are a part of a disturbing trend across the state. katie? reporter: juliette, police are increasing patrols at places of worship across the bay area this weekend. this as california sees its second religiously motivated hate crime this week. for and now people in the jewish community are asking is anywhere safe? today s remembrance ceremony in berkeley is to honor victims of the holocaust. it s an annual event the city has sponsored for 17 years. but this year the tone was different. and we, as people of goodwill, must speak out against anti-semitism no matter what you re saying. reporter: the events of yesterday s deadly synagogue shooting near san diego impossible for people here to ignore. especially with the increased police presence and an event that shouldn t mean protection. and think of the police officer and having my baby in my arms, really made me t
happy cats! offshore breezes out the oakland hills north to 20-plus and 72 warm degrees, very warm air aloft. the inversion is in place. at the surface it is not as robust. any fog is confined to the coast or it will not last long, but the water temperatures are very cold. once we get to the weekend i think we will see a big ramp up of the fog. 50s and 60s on a lot of the temps. low 60s, mid 60s. a day of 90 degrees for some. inland at the coast and the bay 60s and 70s. if you don t like the heat, go west. if you do, stay where you are. probably be pretty warm. 4:31. allie is here. she is kind of fighting a little weather bug but she is here. yes. well, i feel better but my voice hasn t recovered yet so i feel a little different. on the roads not a lot of traffic troubles. here is a look at the solano super commute. the map as. no problems through vallejo, as well. our highway 4 camera is down this morning. we can show you the map on the right hand side. not that much slo
oh, no! it is a real word treasure and such an important part of the history of france and paris. it stood since the 13th century. obviously they had later additions. it has faced instruction before in the 16th century and with the front french revolution in the 1790s were much religious art and imagery was destroyed or damaged. but it holds a very special place in french history and french identity. many people gathered to witness the nightmarish scene. this fire comes during holy week just before easter and all evening, people have been gathering to say prayers. others are singing hymns. friends president, emmanuel macron, after visiting the site said a national fundraising campaign will begin tomorrow . i m telling you right now, very strongly, we will rebuild this cathedral. all together. and it is without a doubt part of the french destiny. the project that we will carry out. tonight we are getting our first look inside the damaged notre dame cathedral. you can
tax regulation. item 2, 218-006562cua, 50 quint street, conditional use, has been withdrawn. no other items for continuance and no speaker cards. president hillis: any comments about the items proposed for continuance? to get postponed past september 13. we need more time and need to have a session of the that. we would like to continue to a later date. president hillis: thank you. mr. gladstone? fred gladstone regarding 701 new hampshire. i sent in an email and talked about a continuance until october 25. i represent the owners. the reasons are, we have an email sent to you from one of the tenants, who asked for more time to be able to conclude negotiations. the other tenant, linda, has been represented by kazahusta and they ve told them that they need an assistance of an attorney and referred her to one and we, of course, encouraged her to have one and continue the discussions. let s talk about the pros and cons of a continuance. so we have two units coming with two
and q. next item, please. good morning, mr larson. we will just put your microphone on hold. one second. good morning. i am john larson, chair of the citizens advisory committee. i will be presenting the report of the september 5th see a.c. special meeting. regular update on the bus rapid transit project was included as part of the consent agenda. members expressed surprise at both the july and september progress reports that only one% progress had been achieved in each month and we are concerned about the length of time for the overall project to completion. sfmta staff noted the pace was due to underground precision utility work and said that this work would not be completed until the end of 2019. one see a.c. member asked if there had been any discussion of closing it entirely for a period of months to get the project done all at once at an accelerated pace. sfmta staff said a balance needed to be struck between two years of inconvenience of dirt on van ness a versus