day one. san francisco leaders need to get homeless people off the streets but residents don t want a new shelter in their embarcadero neighborhood. good evening. i m julie haener. i m frank somerville. the port of san francisco owns the land and the board of supervisors have already approved the project. the mayor wants to have the navigation center up and running by december. it would be located in a parkting lot but opponents aren t giving up. today they filed a lawsuit. live coverage tonight from ktvu s amber lee at the embarcadero with the effort to derail the project. many people who live here along the waterfront area tell me they oppose the navigation center. now they ve taken legal action. reporter: this fenced in vacant lot along san francisco s waterfront is the battleground in a fight between city leaders and area residents. the port commission oness the property and plans to lease it to the city for two to four years so it could put up a navigation center t
not turned up his son. loved ones are camped at the boat ramp, taking visual day and night until he s found. we just tell stories and report and tell stories and laugh. yeah, going to mourning together as a family. reporter: a break from that deep dive robot sent to the bottom of the lake. the sonar showed us an object on the lake floor that we want to explore further. an object for the 100. at the base of the dam. visibility is too poor for the camera to see, but this challenging dive was possible only because water flows from the dam were cut less than a sense of normal to calm the water. several engines he signed off, enough to shut the damaged outcomes of specialized divers from the los angeles sheriff s department can investigate the object. our request r short period o i requested a couple hours. 90% chance that it s in their. reporter: for the family, closure and delaying vincent to rest, mandate described as a hard-working, loyal. they are grateful autho
to build up critical infrastructure in san francisco. $276 million of that bond money would go to prepare the city s fire stations to make sure they are ready. $126 million would go to making sure police stations are ready also. city leaders say will infrastructures are aging. so first responders can protect us, following a major quake. all of these places matter. so when the disaster hits. their only job is to focus on saving lives on the citizens of san francisco. and not worry about the conditions of their buildings and whether or not they are in a bad condition than in the first place themselves. the mayor signed that bond legislation today. but it will be up to voters who will have their say on this issue in march 2020. we re live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. christien, thank you. we have new details in a wild car chase in the south bay. three people ran from authorities. and speeds reached 110 miles per hour on the freeway. at one point
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