we all love glen park. we have lost our shared garden on diamond which is a circumstance we all regret. maybe we could have bid on the land. we think the planning department might have missed an opportunity as well. what's gone is gone and we ask the new applicant but we ask again as we have for a long time to consider the scale of the proposed building. as it oversized for the lots and the proposed building height is out of scale to the homes around it. per the residential design guidelines and there's four, does the building design compatible with the surroundings buildings, does it respect open space and provide adequate setbacks and meet design guidelines. i is a no. we have been negotiates the details from the start and revised plans were approved but not without concession and now year back before you today with all the same issues. please deny the fourth floor, larger deck and block of our neighbors windows. thank you for your time and thank you for listening. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is g

the glue of glen eagles homes right here. glue of glen eagles. we were excited because we got 18-week academy, it works, thousand graduates over the past 12 years. we wanted to do something special to team up with the job training opportunities program with ycd, adult pro-brace. and -- probation and do something to stop bullets in our communities. using these jobs to advance public housing residents. who is coleen? who has a chance to work at sunnydale when the work is happening. that's what it's about. digging deep and moving that agenda. the thing is, graduates, when you graduate and get out there, you're going to have something so powerful. it does come easy. you're going to have a union card. you're going to have a good-paying union job and that's why it's important, because there is a conversation about the role of unions and they're having conversations in washington d.c. in san francisco, we know what unions do. the wages, the benefit, the reason you came here, when everybody was working, you weren't working? well, the unions are here to h

i'm helen duffy a resident of glen mark. in the appellant's brief, he provided data on building sizes. he looked at all new and existing residential building in glen park to show the buildings, especially the new homes are large so his home should be large as well. many lots in glen park are standard 2500 square foot park and those are more than double the 849 square foot size of the lot we're talking about tonight. we are not talking about removing a unit from the neighborhood. we're talking about building a unit that fits within the context of the lot. marilyn and ken sent you an e-mail and documents the size of nearby lots and building sizes. the lots and buildings the residential guidelines considered are the first and second-levels of context for this project. this shows us two things. first, that most nearby buildings have less square footage than what is proposed and second, this is true even though all the nearby lots are larger. in other words, the proposed building is larger than others though the lot is far smalle

glen thought she was a goner the night of the fire, but she survived. and glen can barely stand to leave her side in her temporary home of penngrove. >> she means everything to me right now. it brings my wife back to me in a nice way. >> reporter: perhaps the only thing that surprised glenmore than how attached he has become to angel is learning how many others already were. you see, standing in her pasture alongside 101 for the past decade and a half, angel became something of a landmark to the thousands of commuters who passed her each and every day. when angel disappeared, most feared the worst. but when word hit facebook she was alive and just displaced, well, the tributes poured in. it's just another reason that glen has one mission in life right now. fix up the property enough so that angel can take her proper place once again and at least one thing will be like it used to be. >> aww. >> everybody. this is a story. everybody who goes through something like this has their own story. and kudos to a woman in the community who helped arrange for that

. >> reporter: glen scheider has never been afraid to get his hands dirty. the nurturing began years ago on this section of skyline trail. >> when my oldest daughter was 11, we got an idea, let's see if we can hike in one day from our house in berkeley to grandma and grandpa's house over in martinez. >> reporter: they did it. it took 14.5 hours. but they did it all on public land. at the same time, glen was shocked by what surrounded them. >> the trail on both sides was thistles up to your knees. >> reporter: so he started clearing little bits of the trail himself. 25 years later he has a skyline gardens group of volunteers to bring back native plants. >> you also bring back the mix of butterflies, bees, birds, small animals and everything. >> reporter: you can see from the views why protecting this area is so important to glen. he says that on a clear day, you can see to the sierra. east bay m.u.d. which owns the land as part of its watershed is one agency helping fund the group. cynthia attkisson is now a volunteer after retiring from the water company. >>

and president of the glen park association. i will not be speaking as a representative but as an active community member and individual living on diamond street. i'm here to support the commission's decision to include the required decision at the hearing and reject the appeal. specifically, i believe the planning commission's review and conditions help bring back into account the community concerns and the balance to the neighborhood input for the project. naturally when it was sold the neighbors wanted to be part of the profit. after reviewing all the material in the glen park and documentation from the community meeting it is clear to me that the project sponsor did the minimum of community engagement for the project. i believe commissioner honda asked why this would happen. this is what a think. even after seeing a pre-application meeting full of concerned community members and speaking directly with a g.p.a. member promoting better dialogue and reached out to adjacent neighbors after the review not before. i believe this d

glen park.classic cars in glen park. (catherine) graffiti threatening to kill people at a bay area school has been found again....this time in santa rosa.((mapvo)) the willowside middle school was put on lockdown. no one was hurt. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story... sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "the very serious message was found in a boy's bathroom boy's found in a message was found in a boy's found in a boy's bathroom threatening to kill teachers and students." willowside middle school students and teachers were locked in their classrooms for more than an hour as sonoma county sheriff's deputies canvassed the area.sot: lt. john molinari, sonoma county sheriff's office// "the kids stayed in their classrooms until their parents came by and picked them up. the sheriff's office decided to do a complete search of the campus deemed it safe. we actually called in our violent crime unit to come in and investigate the incident." there were two different incidents of graffiti found within hours of each other. th

is that the glen park area, or is it -- >> yeah, i believe it's the glen park and twin peaks area. again, it's the elevation that's the most difficult part there. so we have to work on how we're going to increase the pressure of the water to get it up there with new pipelines. so we're working at that. >> okay. is there a way to have something so that the water is traveling downhill. >> yep. we are clearly looking into those issues. again, maybe i'll acre to katie who is the head of the -- >> i think gravity is often surprising undertaking. >> thank you so much for your interest, commissioners. yes, we see that this is now -- >> i'm sorry. >> my name is katie miller. i'm the manager of the city distribution division which is the retail arm of the water system. so we manage all the pipes, reservoirs, pump stations, meters for all the customers in san francisco. so we do realize in the planning study that now glen park is one of the underserved areas that stands out on that graphic. there are several options for how to get water up to there. some of pumping awss water up. another opt

seconds left michael overall is this a good shake up yeah i'm a little more forgiving of both gina and glen himself than that glenn seems to have been i think that they were doing what they were asked to do it was a controversy period in american foreign policy and intelligence i don't agree with the methods but i also think they were used on a very small number of people and it was more importantly because of political leadership asking the cia to do that i don't think that particular episode sums up gene as attributes or abilities so i'm supportive of her candidacy has been fascinating speaking to all of you thanks so much for joining us here on inside story michael o'hanlon james ron and glen koll. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com for further discussion to go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for slash inside story because i join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story from me laura and the whole team here and. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth

this is in the glen park neighborhood a and try to identify the driver. police say this man stole the family's car near fisherman's. >>> solving the statue situation in san jose. a controversial christopher columbus statue is about to get a new home. it's been at city hall for more than 60 years. it's generated outrage in recent years and the city council voted to move it. it will be moved this saturday and will stay at the foundation until a permanent location can be found. >>> another step into the future. driver less shuttles are being tested in the east bay. economist shuttles have been given the okay by the dmv to be tested on public streets. this is the first place in the united states where these vehicles are being road tested. >> with this technology we can get the underserved parts of the community. we're trying to test a solution to problems that have plagued us over the years. >> it's almost 600 acres of office part. it's like a home to businesses like at&t, chevron and ge. >> very nice. >>> you ready to take the shuttle? is there an nbc shuttl

glen, you've defended a president during impeerment hearings. if jeff flake right in firing mueller would lead to impeachment. >> erin, thank you for having me. great to be here. i think so. i hope so. i don't know where the republican leadership is on all this right now. hard to say. i would add to john's comments. i this i it was 11 days ago, maybe a week and a half ago where president trump said he wasn't going to make changes to his legal defense treeam, and y yesterday we see new entrance. so seemingly what the house says on any day is only as good as the next decision. so i don't know if a constitution pal crisis should ensue. it should. >> so, john, the point that he made. glen is referring to joe who the president we learned president hired yesterday. we are learning he is reaching out to ted olson. but we learned olson said no. so is this a sign that he's w e worried? because he called "new york times" fake news. >> it certainly doesn't give current legal team a lot of confidence if they have longevity in their jobs. they have already h

they blow another 20 point lead and lose to bucks 11810 coming up next in the sports zone joined by glen of sport radio 49 wip we'll break done the flyers playoff khans and wild and wacky mind of phils manager dave kapler and of lebron calling philly home. natasha likes it right? >> that would be caisy you. >> tnk coming. i here first breaking news. >> look i know anything. thawching so much don. stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" selling hollywood necessary stall gentleman big business and this week you may be able to cash in on industr industry's iconic i>> andhe ofe want something they bid and bid bid and actually are the owner home. >> and we'll show you how muchid will have to be willing to spend to take home elaborate pieces from the auction. elaborate pieces from the auction. stay with us new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also go

this is in san jose overnight in the willow glen area where some of that rain is coming down. as i mentioned, we just showed you here off 101 north off lucky drive, no rain coming down. take you back out here live. we're keeping an eye on the conditions. of course, we're expecting the rain to come here at some point in the north bay. we'll have another update for you in the next half hour. we're live off lucky drive for today in the bay. >>> you can take our weather app with you. stay connected. take the radar with you, it's great. take it with you in the palm of your hand wherever you're headed. >>> our next top story for you right now, president trump's first visit to california since becoming president. he'll stop marine corp station in san diego county. he's expected to attend a republican fundraiser. >>> this is video from san diego yesterday. there's already protesters taking to the streets. more of the same expected today. today in the bay's tracy potts from washington, d.c. >> reporter: these are the 30 feet border wall samples president trump will see today. these, de

and when glen looked down on the united states as he soared behind the limits of our atmosphere, he was filled with the same pride of one beating american heart, our pride makes us strong, our strength keeps us free. and because of heros like you, our freedom will never die. we are becoming stronger and stronger and stronger as a nation. and while a lot of you don't think about it, our economy is setting records. our unemployment is at all-time lows. african-american unemployment is the lowest it's been in history. hispanic unemployment is the lowest it's been in history. women unemployment is the lowest it's been in 18 years. and we are setting records. and last week, we had over 150 million people working, that's more people working in our country than ever before in its history. we are making a lot of progress for you. [ cheers and applause ] all across this nation we pray for our country, and we thank god for our united states marines. today and every day we pledge to remain always faithful. it is an honor to be with you. you are very, very special people. thank you. god bless you.

. >> reporter: it was another award winning moment for famed animate for glen keen, this time for career basketball with nba star kobe bryant. >> there's a moment where they just come through the paper and you look and you recognize, that's him. and that's what happened with the beast. >> now keen's character from beauty and the beast to little mermaid are together at the disney family museum at san francisco's presidipresidio, it chance to see and learn about the techniques that helped them jump off the screen in films like tarzan and aladdin. >> trying to prove to you that these are not flat drawing. >> reporter: keen honed his craft while the characters and creativity are legendary, we believes the future of movie magic will have a life all it's own with virtual reality keen recently demonstrated by drawing his character aerial using google's tilt brush system. >> with the goggles on, and i'm drawing, but i'm actually animating a figure that's turning in space around me. that's a dream. >> reporter: it's a dream that could come to life in the next few years, in the same way keen's cha

an assassin this most appease them marion jones lumiere brown lead most of the origins of this film glen tended to influence the discussion of jimmy's not supplants to lead. the film and it still any space disciplinary action imprint. the flamingo movement in fighting for the kids taking seriously in the world of what appears to come out of women's tour. for sure women smart talks smart stadium legend frank recently in dangerous time the told me for my. welcome to the special edition of pop export d.j.'s like felix iain aleph oben and paul fund dyke regularly topped the international charts and headlined day .

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪

seconds left michael overall is this a good shake up yeah i'm a little more forgiving of both gina and glen himself than that glenn seems to have been i think that they were doing what they were asked to do it was a controversial period in american foreign policy and intelligence i don't agree with the methods but i also think they were used on a very small number of people and it was more importantly because of political leadership asking the cia to do that i don't think that particular episode sums up gene as attributes or abilities so i'm supportive of her candidacy has been fascinating speaking to all of you thanks so much for joining us here on inside story michael o'hanlon james ron and glen koll. thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's al-jazeera dot com about discussion to go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for inside story because i join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from laura and the whole team here and. subzero temperatures to stream altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordin

inside that corner room -- glen's mom and sister. >> linsey with us now tonight. power outages still a very big problem, caused by the falling trees, one of them behind you. linsey could not hear us, but we could tell from the tree that damage has caused real problems. meteorologist rob marciano is tracking the storm for us, as well. >> with all those people without power, this is the last thing they want to hear. this storm just 36 hours out and already bringing blizzard conditions to the northern plains. 6 to 12 inches of snow, chicago, maybe a couple of inches, as this thing scoots south of the great lakes tuesday, but by wednesday morning, the coastal low gets the energy kick, and we'll see a more classic nor'easter all day wednesday. heavy snow, gusty winds and some rain, coastal flooding, too. won't stick around as long as the last one, but it will be strong. 6 to 12 inches of snow, from new york, points north. so, another high impact event. >> another foot of snow. all right, rob, thank you. we think. >>> to other news this monday, president trump standing

this happened almost in the heart of glen park on chenery street. the driver that hit the honda then backed up very fast and drove off. the tahoe or suburban the hit and run driver was in was either tan or silver in color. it would likely have some front end damage if you saw it in your neighborhood. witnesses say when they saw one car under the other their jaw dropped. the worst thing about it was the honda that little blue honda just a wonderful car i've seen it in the neighborhood here for the last thirty years and to see it have a fate like that it almost brought a tear to my eyes.(j.r.)again the car the suspect was driving appears to be a chevy tahoe or suburban. i did reach out to san francisco police this evening for an update on the case....still waiting to hear back. (vicki) things go bump in the night but imagine peeking through the curtains in the wee hours and finding yourself face to face with not one but two great big mountain lions. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports that's exactly happened to someone in boulder creek-- he has the st

seconds left michael overall is this a good shake up yeah i'm a little more forgiving of both gina and glen himself than that glenn seems to have been i think that they were doing what they were asked to do it was a controversial period in american foreign policy and intelligence i don't agree with the methods but i also think they were used on a very small number of people and it was more importantly because of political leadership asking the cia to do that i don't think that particular episode sums up gene as attributes or abilities so i'm supportive of her candidacy has been fascinating speaking to all of you thanks so much for joining us here on inside story michael o'hanlon james ron and glen koll. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's al-jazeera dot com of other discussion to go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for inside story because i join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from laura and the whole team here and. the sky should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe i

seconds left michael overall is this a good shake up yeah i'm a little more forgiving of both gina and glen himself than that glenn seems to have been i think that they were doing what they were asked to do it was a controversial period in american foreign policy and intelligence i don't agree with the methods but i also think they were used on a very small number of people and it was more importantly because of political leadership asking the cia to do that i don't think that particular episode sums up gene as attributes or abilities so i'm supportive of her candidacy has been fascinating speaking to all of you thanks so much for joining us here on inside story michael o'hanlon james moran and glen koll. and thank you to you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com for further discussion to go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for slash inside story because i join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story from me laura and the whole team here and. the train and equip the opposition in syria so they can hel

. >> reporter: glen sharp is thankful his jeep kept this tree from crashing into his family's home. glen's mom and sister were inside that part of the house. >> unbelievable, and some going to get hit again with this. power outages still a very big problem in so many cases, caused by the falling trees, like the one behind you there, linzie. >> reporter: that's right, david. on friday, this tree came crashing down on this car, taking with it power lines. but the crews have been so backed up, it took four days. it wasn't until today that they were finally able to get here to remove the tree from the wires. david? >> linsey davis, our thanks to you. let's go to rob marciano, tracking this storm tonight. >> david, there are blizzards already happening across the northern plains. 6 to 12 inches of snow there. minneapolis, one to two inches, as it traverses south of the great lakes. this is going to be a classic nor'easter track, with rain, snow and wind all day wednesday. heavy snow, could see 6 to 12 inches of snow from new york, points northward. not at strong as the last one, but cert

two goats. >> welcome, everyone, we are so glad that you have joined us for the session at the rose glen literary festival. our speaker for this session is jennifer mcgaha, native of western, north carolina, jennifer lived with her husband, five dogs, numerous chickens, herd of dairy goats and one high maintenance cat in wooden

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized sup

reporting live from glen park. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> body in a shallow grave in northern california might be a model missing actress out of southern california. found in nevada county northeast of sacramento. officials say the body appears an adult female, authorities believe the remains may belong to 25-year-old adia shabani. missing four weeks. autopsy scheduled for tomorrow. >> california landmark is a crime scene this evening. it is called oasis, and located behind the visitor center at joshua tree national park. last night, some one intentionally, lit it on fire. flames didn't damage any buildings. it did score stunning palm trees and geological resources there. rangers hope to reopen oasis soon. >> developers have settled on a spot for a premiere shopping spot in san jose. take a look am from the bay area sky ranger. right now all you see are 31 acres, orchards and crops. but, silicone builders of sunnyvale, plan to build homes, shops, offices, hotels and entertainment hot spot there. they describe

. >> glen is sweetest guy in the world but a story teller at heart so things tend to drag out a bit. i didn't know this but they have the biggest count down clock in the world. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like right in front of you. 45, 44. it's like massive numbers. >> jimmy: and you are getting it in before the clock expires. >> i'm used to it. count down, shot, the buzzer. >> jimmy: everyone else is like looking beyond the clock. >> glen gave me the ball, passed the ball with five seconds left on the clock. i was like. what the hell am i supposed to do with five seconds. >> jimmy: what didn't you get to say? >> the most important part i got out, thanks my wife and dautders. that's most important thing. >> jimmy: for sure. >> outside of that i think this is a fascinating industry to be part of it. i think for us going forward it's how do we -- how do i carry this night beyond this night. >> jimmy: that's always how you think. >> it has to be. now there's a greater sense of responsibility. how do i create -- how do i provide more opportunities for even more diverse and new voices to be heard

all know about it when they are the glen the funny side made the let it go get a way of getting. on the funny side and against the long and long will. and intent and the will follow why. not i come out a little more let me get the job you want to build out of that i'm not ok and i wouldn't goggle my family out of my body but of being a dog got a job you love the god is it only the somewhat funny bit of good of the man that will have all stolen was ok but. if that. was. i am i'm there i listened to the world why the city very elegant in the. environment it was. how massive would i be allowed to run of a malay video obama. in the little window and why the. really i'm older than the one the millions on the air but what that all morning and . only then only a little as a leader is on the. hour now. how long will. the save the. earth saying i'm going to once every one of these on the alabama would i would i would he wouldn't yeah i do or della i will again no doubt if the government will. only when they are going to get on the other what anonyma would believe is a little bit of a beds

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> supervisor peskin: good morning welcome to the transportation authority meeting for today february 27th. mr. clerk, if you could call the role. >> clerk: (calling roll) we have quorum. >> supervisor peskin: we have a motion to excuse commissioner safai made by commissioner breed and seconded by commissioner stephanie. we'll take that without objectjectiobjec objection. i'm going to talk about two issues we have been discussing here at the ta with increasing frequency, transportation n

my name is evelyn rose and the project director and founder of the glen park history project. we believe the routes of chinnery, wildy and the alleyway are significant because they're likely among the oldest streets in san francisco and in the 1856 map it separates into the san josÉ map the top yellow line in 1850, '52 we believe is the real and san josÉ road on the right side right here. before merging together again in a tangle. four alternate routes at a branch near the creek near the rock. the tangle resembles the dog-like shape and it parallels to bosworth. we believe it was laid out near the boss worth street. in the next map in 1960 of a realtor showed a pronounce dog-leg shaped route labelled old san josÉ road that splits from telegraph road which is today's mission street. we found the leg appeared similar to that of the noe map and as shown in the image it appears the old san josÉ road appears to have been given rise to chinnery and arlington street so the return of the san josÉ road appears to overlay today's wilder street as old and new san josÉ roads lay up

police say he drove around willow glen middle school and willow glen high school making lewd comments to students. anyone with additional information on him to contact police.>>> fairfield police as they one person was wounded in an officer involved shooting. law enforcement sources tell us police were serving a warrant when the shooting happened after 3:30 pm. no officers were hurt. 30 say one person was injured and taken to a trauma center for treatment. no word on the person's condition. crawley lane was closed during the investigation. >>> a famous rock star handed over 1000 acres of land to the agricultural land trust. metallica lead singer -- owns land in lucas valley and has made other donations of land to the trust in the past. this time the easement ensures a 1000 acres northwest of san rafael to be used for agricultural purposes only. the marin county board of supervisors signed off on the deal at their meeting last night.>>> she had dreams and a bucket list. see how her parents are fulfilling one of her wishes.>>> we are tracking intense rain in the bay area. bill martin is

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> when i open up the paper every day i'm just amazed at how many different environmental issues keep popping up. when i think about the planet i want to leave for my children and other generation, i think of what contribution i can make on a personal level to the environment. ♪ clean power sf is san francisco's key way of fighting climate change by renewable energy and offering it to san francisco customers. i'm from the san francisco public utilities commission. the program came abou

from glen ellen to sonoma. it is wet out there. definitely seeing a mix of rai and snow. right around the lake county area. it's been raining steadily. and yes, that's going to be one of the places we get the highest rainfall totals. i want to show you a stunning sunset. today, most of today, other than a few showers in the north bay, it was just dry with sun and clouds. and they really added the caring to the sunset tonight. which was stunning to say the least. now, you will be seeing more sunsets like this over the next couple days. that's what you will see. a mix of sun, clouds and a few showers. temperature in the 40s and the 50s. here's a live look. it is a little breezy but not terribly windy. the showers will spread overnight. spotty cold showers through sunday morning and we are looking at singly, warm early days. this is aight level one system from tonight through sunday morning. the showers will be around. very spotty in nature. the snow level dropping down between 2500 and 3,000 feet. so snow over the highest peaks, certainly expected. thunderstorms are possibl

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> clerk: all right. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to our land use committee meeting, monday, march 19. i'm katy tang, chair of this committee. to my left, ahsha safai, my right, jane kim. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please silence cell phones. and any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items adopted on will appear on april 3 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor tang: item 1 is changing 1600 block of galvez avenue to

. >> glen is sweetest guy in the world but a story teller at heart so things tend to drag out a bit. i didn't know this but they have the biggest count down clock in the world. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like right in front of you. 45, 44. it's like massive numbers. >> jimmy: and you are getting it in before the clock expires. >> i'm used to it. count down, shot, the buzzer. >> jimmy: everyone else is like looking at the clock. >> glen gave me the ball, passed the ball with five seconds left on the clock. i was like. what the hell am i supposed to do with five seconds. >> jimmy: what didn't you get to say? >> the most important part i got out, thanks my wife and daughters. that's most important thing. >> jimmy: for sure. >> outside of that i think this is a fascinating industry to be part of it. i think for us going forward it's how do we -- how do i carry this night beyond this night. >> jimmy: that's always how you think. >> it has to be. now there's a greater sense of responsibility. how do i create -- how do i provide more opportunities for even more diverse and new voices to be heard in

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and glen ellyn. berkeley around a quarter. and alameda .19. eu keya a 10th of an inch. and there was greater amounts of rain. cazadero 2/3 of an inch of rain. wood acre a half inch. a third for kensington. kentfield over a quarter. and richmond about that. san francisco .07 mountainview .06. there will be low clouds, mix of sun and clouds continued very mild. afternoon highs getting up with sun breaks. the focus is santa cruz and moderate to heavy. north of that not so much. but i will wrestle with that on friday. partly sunny. partly cloudy today. mostly cloudy friday. and then saturday into sunday morning and the pattern changes. we will get rain and it will come in from the north enstead of the west southwest. our system is long gone and there's not much left except for the low clouds. airflow is out of the west southwest that's going to continue to funnel in moisture. so we will get sun breaks and clouds. 40s, 50s on the temps. around the bay 50s. alameda 54. the city is 52. richmond 5 #. berkeley 52a lot of 53s in oak lan. there's moisture moving -- 53. berkeley 52

that sounds about right. 27 and glen ellyn a quarter of an inch. there were other locations in marin county up to the russian river with a half inch to 3/4. there is a lot of moisture on our way for the next 3 to 5 days and then the focus will turn to the north. it will be to the south. partly sunny today. mostly cloudy and get out of the way to see that. looks like rain on saturday. where it sets up is going to make a big difference between some rain and steady moderate rain. the first system last night went by. it held together. 42in lake worth and 57 san jose. 53 half-moon bay and everyone is closer. losalityos and moss -- los altos and moss beach. not much left of the rain. a teeny little bit around cap tolla and i think we are done. 36 in truckee. and it's very mild to warm up there because they have a southsouthwest wind. snow levels with the weak systemgoes above lake level. this looks like rain and it seems to be falling apart. there's the low all the way up towards the pacific northwest but our poe cuss is to the south. watch the train of

residents in willow glen say that's little comfort. >> he obviously has access or knows how to get access to firearms. a restraining order is a piece of paper. he should be locked up. our children shouldn't be at risk. >> reporter: still, neighbors will have to wait to see what comes up in. o'connor hasn't entered a plea and the next court date is april 13th. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san jose police say a garbage truck driver was hit and killed by his own truck this morning. officers responded to camden avenue just before 8:00 this morning. the truck driver had gotten out of his green truck and it rolled over hill. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver is identified as an adult man. the circumstances of his death are still under investigation. >>> now to richmond where a man snatched a dog out of its owner's backyard. the man was caught on surveillance video. now police want your help in tracking him down and bringing that french bulldog back home. leigh martinez reports. >>> reporter: police say home surveillance cameras kicked on to record this dognapping 1

the heavy rain did not produce any big problems in glen ellen. but it did delay some clean-up he was due to the mud. one resident moved into a trailer on his burned land today and says he will be worried until the rainy season is over. >> yes, definitely, because the fire has taken everything off the hill, the trees, the bushes, anything which can protect against the landslides in the heavy rain and things like that. >> crews say despite the current storm, clean-up efforts in the north bay are actually far along due to the dry weather we had in february. >>> in santa barbara county, mandatory evacuation orders are in effect tonight ahead of the wet weather there. a flash flood watch is issued in areas devastated by last year's deadly wildfires and mudslides. 30,000 people have been ordered out of their homes. in 10 minutes, we'll take you live to montecito, where there are new concerns tonight and residents are leaving their homes once again. >>> the most powerful storm of the year is pounding the sierra tonight. as much as 5 feet of new snow is

district, whether it's the castro, strollers every where in the valley and tons and tons of kids in glen park now, with the canyon and a great library. >> i describe it as this village, i tell people i live in a town but i work in a village. >> one thing i really think is great about this district, it's a safe district, it's a clean district, it's great for kids, it's great for families and has a bit of wild life in it, too. >> i look forward to watching these kids in this neighborhood grow up and new kids come in and meeting new people from all over the world because that's what we're all about. ♪ ♪ >> ok, i'm going to hop around like this, it is cold in here. that's dirt. this is a ground breaking. there is a big banner and if you've been involved in the project, you know that the banner has been up for a long time. it says the future of the neighborhood starts here. at long, long, long, long, long last, the future of the neighborhood starts here. applause line. [applause] 116 years after this building opened, 116 years. we are on the precipice of just an amazing transformation of

residents in willow glen that is little comfort.>> reporter: has access or knows how to get access to firearms. a restraining order is a piece of paper. he should be locked up. our children should not be at risk.>> o'connor has not entered a plea, and the next court date is not set until april 30. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news.>>>, breaking news, lee word on the arrest of a 19- year-old man in a deadly shooting inside a university dorm room.>>> the effort to find a dog that was stolen from the owner's backyard. >> just to have someone invade your property does not feel good.>>> close captioning brought to you by new mancini sleep well. save up to $1000 during our mattress clearance sale. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. ♪ they're super... ...but they can fly. ♪ united. helping superheroes fly. >>> breaking news tonight from michigan where a 19-year-o

[applause] >> and now our final author program from rose glen literary festival in sevierville, tennessee, jennifer mcgaha with flat broke with two goats. >> welcome, everyone, we are so glad that you have joined us for the session at the rose glen literary festival. our speaker for this session is jennifer mcgaha, native of western, north carolina, jennifer lived with her husband, five dogs, numerous chickens, herd of dairy goats and one high maintenance cat in wooden appalachian farm, her creative nonfiction essays and humor pieces have appeared in dozens of blogs, magazines and journals including the good men project, hank, the chronical of higher education, baltimore beneficiary -- fish bowl. she's also a regular contributor to huffington post, jennifer is currently at work on memoir about her life in the woods. ladies and gentlemen, jennifer mcgaha. [applause] >> good morning. thank you all for being here. the memoir about my life in the woods is actually out, came out about a month ago, flat broke with two goats has -- is my story of homesteading and all things animal. so i'm going

thank you all for coming to sevierville's rose glen literary festival. our first speaker, mark powell, has been called the best appalachian novelist of his generation by ron rash and a writer on the verge of greatness by pat conroy. he's the author of five books including "small treasons" published by simon & schuster in june of 2017. powell has received fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, the bread loaf and suwanee writers' conferences, and in 2014-a fulbright fellow to slovakia. in 2009 he received the chafen award for contributions to appalachian literature. he holds degrees from yale divinity school, the university of south carolina and the citadel. he lives in the mountains of north carolina where he teaches at appalachian state university. ladies and gentlemen are, mark powell -- ladies and gentlemen, mark powell. [applause] >> good morning. thank you all for coming out. a little louder? is that -- all right. i'm going to give it to you as loud as i can. well, i'm glad to see you all first thing in the morning, i really appreciate

." >> jimmy: how did you hook up with glen? >> when i had the idea of turning this into an animated short, i called him. i was a big fan, i called him. >> jimmy: you liked his work from the movies he'd done. >> exactly. i knew i wanted it to be hand drawn. i wanted it to have that texture, that hand-drawn quality. >> jimmy: there's no substitute for that. it really does look hand-drawn. you can see that it is. >> he's an absolute genius. >> jimmy: and the soundtrack was done by john williams. >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is -- john is the most, really, famous composer in the movies. and how did you get john williams? >> i've known john since 2008. >> jimmy: you have. >> i have. we've had a relationship for a while. and i called him about the project. and he was just talking about how he's busy doing "star wars." >> jimmy: yeah. >> that thing, you know? >> jimmy: he carved a little time out of "star wars" for you? >> he said, i could take like two weeks. i'm like, yeah, that's cool, man, no problem. >> jimmy: you wrote this movie, it'

so this is pretty serious charge that came out from very good journalism. >> glen? >> well, erin, thanks for having me again. i think it's important to note at the outset, that mr. dowd at least according to the story, adamantly denies he discussed pardons with any of the private laursz. he's had distinguished career in government and private practice. he was a marine. i take his denial seriously and hard to make of this developing story. assuming the allegations are true, i agree with john, i think its really problematic. there are very smart lawyers on both sides of the debate as to whether the exercise of the pardon power or here contemplated pardon. but no person would be want to be near that. >> this is the thing, even after manafort and flynn were charged, now you have this reporting, raising questions about as to why, right. is he hold hadding out expectation of a pardon or what? after the charge, the president still had very nice things publicly he came out and said about flynn and manafort. here he is first hearing about manafort, and then flynn. >> i feel