ahead of 2009, clipper cove had a similar reputation as richardson bay for those of you familiar. a lot of anchor outside, a lot of abandoned vessels and potential for water quality issues. sunken vessels, we dealt with several of those, et cetera. following up on the police code special use area, the board of director approved the clipper policies and procedures along with the rules and regulations. those documents have been combined in a single document. the rules and regulations have been in place since 2010. they allow for limited term anchorage of vessels under a permit process issued by tida. the permits are twofold. there is a short-term permit that allows anchorage up to 96 hours, or long-term for anchorage up to 10 days. the main differences between the two are the short-term permit can be applied for and passively granted through an online system or through a voice mail. the long-term permits require the vessel owner-operator to come into the office, fill out an application and receive hard copy permit for their time in clipper cove. since the program has been in place,

recently, he became a consultant for the clippers. and helped sign kawhi leonard, who really has played -- he's some player. we were talking about that. and the combination of the two of them will be an interesting season. i think you really proud of that group, huh? you had some really great ones. jerry is one of the greatest negotiators, managers, and executives in the history of the nba. in addition to his sterling professional career, jerry helped raise millions of dollars for charity in los angeles, contributed to a flood of relief efforts in west virginia and generally, just incredible supporter of west virginia and west virginia university. he's also brought awareness to the risks of arterial fibrillation. oh, i didn't know that, jerry. that's very good. that's big stuff for you, right? that's very good. that's very good. and is a passionate supporter of our nation's veterans. jerry works harder than just about anybody i can imagine, helping our nation's veterans. jerry west is one extraordinary american, and i'd now like to as

and now the la clippers. andrk with an incredible inspirational leader, steve ballmer. maybe i'm prejudiced, but the best staff i have ever known. i have had many great coaches and teammates i will never forget. as a player, i was flanked by the great elgin baylor, the most supportive and greatest player of that era, and later, the great will chamberlin -- wilt chamberlain. as an executive, i have been just as fortunate and been involved with truly incredible groups of the greatest players who have ever played this game. kobe --magic, shakeel, steph, klay,be, kevin, and now kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at the met the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the joyvel at them and they brought basketball fans all over the world. when i heard him's going to receive the presidential, we were shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. west virginia center joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection -- thank you, joe, for being here today. friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justi

and now kawhi leonard and paul george with the clippers. i marvel at them, at the joy they brought basketball fans all over the world. the bouncing ball brought me there and here. when karen first read on the internet that i was going to receive the medal, the presidential medal of freedom, we were both shocked and surprised and amused. i thought it was a joke. then when west virginia center -- senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection -- thank you, joe, for being here today. also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other on noreed bywas in -- ho bill gates and warren buffett, philanthropic champions. martin luther king, sesser shabbos, nelson mandela, simon wiesenthal, desmond tutu, legendary leaders. , bill russell, athletebdul-jabbar, activists. michael jordan, tiger woods, stevie wonder, excellence personified. john wooden, frank robinson, arnold palmer and vin scully. friends i try to it -- emulate. mild -- my

the cash fare is $3 with the clipper card it is $2.50, is that right? so i will say this what she just said is why they are working with m.t.c. on a discounted day pass. currently they only have a discounted monthly pass. >> they could pay 5 bucks cash and have a discount good for a day. >> would you be able to do that without the clipper card? i am hearing like it occurs to me and i have a clipper card tied to a visa card. i swipe it. it gets more money when it needs it. i can do that. people pay cash so they may twice and we have to come back because they can't get a pair granted. it trials me i know why muni is moving away from cash fairs. it is affecting certain communities in ways that may be weren't considered at the time that the decision to move away there the cash fare was made. commissioner compton. >> i want to bring up a point. i guess s.f.m.t.a. is working with the hill and the southeast hill center in the choice program. that program is going to take 25 of our patients and 25 of the patients apartment southeast health who don't qualify to

they say the whole region is prioritizing the use of clipper. some may find it inconvenient to change out the system now. it has a lot of benefits. for one, saving money. bart had imlimited -- implemented a surgeon charge. riders are going to save a dollar per round trip. it ces paper waste making it more environmentally friendly and the cards are reusable, reloadable and you move through the fair gates a lot quicker. >> i think it's great. and saving the environment is really my thing. i personally create a lot of trash so i am minimizing it so i think the paper card is good and you get a discount. the discount really adds up. >> now, you don't have to register the clipper card but if you do, you can auto reload it which may save time for frequent riders. if you get here, lever more information. bart employees will be on hand for the next four you days to help answer any questions riders have ability how all of this worksmented meantime, the next station to go paperless is going to be the one in downtown burkely. that will be in three weeks' ti

clippers, was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. butle may not realize it, he is the only owner who has been permanently banned from a sport. i workifficult because for the owners collectively. myon't work for one, but owner is to do what is in the best interest of the league. the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end -- i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: no, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think his reaction was not, money i just made. the team was worse that regardless. david: they did not call you up and say thank you for doing that? adam: no, but i understand that is how you look at it. [laughter] david: one of the controversial things in college basketball

and so, someone invited me to a clipper game. and so i went. and then it was really interesting because in the early days of the clippers, a triple-double meant that there were three couples in want crowd. >> stephen: are you-- are you courtside? >> yes. >> stephen: i think nickel son is courtside at the lake jeers you think? >> stephen: i don't know. i just want to make sure-- >> jack is a lakers fan. >> stephen: spike lee, the knicks. >> drake. >> stephen: he massages like the coach's shoulders? >> i never massaged doc during a game, anyway. >> stephen: sure, sure. first the spandex, and then massage. >> when they won and toronto won, i wanted to send-- i don't know him-- i wanted to send him a message that simply said, "i'll have what you're having." because-- ( applause ) because i think we've got a real shot. it can be really fun. >> stephen: i want to go back to ali for just a second. >> sure. >> stephen: one of my favorite things-- obviously for your movies and your broadway shows and tv, but one of my favorite things that you ever did w

and since he bought the clippers, two teams have sold for more than he paid, the houston rockets on the brooklyn nets. alan: one of the most difficult -- one of the most things -- most difficult things you had to do head was to ban the owner of the clippers. was that a difficult decision? i don't know if people realize he is the only owner who has been permanently banned from a sport. its difficult, because i in essence work for the owners. i work for the owners collectively on my job is to do what is in the best interests of the league. people may remember that before he was banned, it came out in the middle of the night l.a. time and i was in new york so i didn't hear about it until saturday morning. and he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, people think from beginning to end that that was four days was remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team many years earlier. it was in san diego then. alan: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] he's an extraordinarily w

clippers, was that tough for you? mr. silver: yes, i think people may not realize he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i in essence work for the owners, i work for the owners collectively, not anyone owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. tapee may remember, the that came outcome of the recording that he was banned for , it came out in the middle of the night l.a. times. i was in new york so i did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. if he were -- he received nba style due process but in most walks of life people would think that from beginning to end, four days is -- david: he bought the team when it was in san diego. mr. silver: i know that story when you look at it he made a big profit. [laughter] i don't think from his standpoint he is a next ordinary -- he is an extra ordinarily wealthy guy, the team was worth that regardless. david: the family didn't call you up and thank you? [laughter] mr. silver: i unde

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. not any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego earlier. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: no, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is an extraordinarily wealthy guy i , don't think his reaction was not, money i just made. the team was worse that regardle

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? >> yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. not any one owner. my owner is to do what is in the best interest of the league. the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end -- david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego earlier. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: no, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think his reaction was not, money i just made. the team was worse that regardless. david: they did not call you up and say thank you for doing that? adam: no, but i un

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. not any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego earlier. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is an extraordinarily wealthy guy, i don't think his reaction was look how much money i ju

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. i don't work for any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the team that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego then. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is -- i think he is an extraordinarily wealthy guy, i d

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: um, yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever permanently been banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work, in essence, for the owners collectively. i don't work for any one owner. but my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. and as people here may remember, the team that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. and he was banned on tuesday. so he received nba-style due process, but i think in most walks of life, people would, you know, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid probably less than $100 million when he bought the team many, many years earlier. it was in san diego then. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint -- he is an extr

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. not any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the ecording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the eam. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego earlier. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big rofit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is an extraordinarily wealthy guy, i don't think his reaction was look how much money i just

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: um, yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever permanently been banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work, in essence, for the owners collectively. i don't work for any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interests of the league. as people here may remember, the tape that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life people would, you know, to think that from beginning to end that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid probably less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego then. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is -- i think he is a

you don't want me at the clipper game, i'm fine with that." first of all, i'm not a clipper fan anyway. - i'm a laker." - that's not exactly the point. yes, it isn't. but what bothered me was basically you're saying you don't want any black people at a clipper game or latinos at a clipper game, but you want us to make you money. you want us to be on your team to fill the arena. when we broke the story on tmz, when i spoke to you before we put it up, i remember it was almost like a slow boil. - that you almost had trouble processing it. - yeah. and then as the day went on and the reaction came in, - i felt you got angrier and angrier. - exactly. i did. and then i called doc rivers, his coach, and i called chris paul, i talked to him. i said, "this is the guy that you're playing for. he really don't want you, but it's almost like a slave mentality." and so i'm glad that commissioner silver did a wonderful job of jumping on top of that. effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling... for life. i'm glad he had to lose his franchise because it'

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: um, yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever permanently been banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work, in essence, for the owners collectively. i don't work for any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the team that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, people would, you know, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid probably less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego then. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint -- i think he is an extraordinarily we

adam: and since steve bought the clippers, two teams have sold for more than he paid, the houston rockets and brooklyn the brooklyn nets. david: one of the things you had to do after you became the commissioner was to, in effect ban the then owner of the l.a. , clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: um. yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever permanently been banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work, in essence, for the owners collectively. i don't work for any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the team that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, people would, you know, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid probably less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier.

clippers. was that a tough decision for you? adam: yes. i think people may not realize it, but he is the only owner who has ever been permanently banned from a sport. it is difficult because i work in essence for the owners collectively. i don't forward -- i don't work for any one owner. my job is to do what is in the best interest of the league. as people here may remember, the team that came out, the recording came out for which he was banned came out in the middle of the night, l.a. time, so i was in new york and did not hear it until saturday morning. he was banned on tuesday. he received nba-style due process, but in most walks of life, to think that from beginning to end, that was four days, that's remarkable. david: i think he paid less than $100 million when he bought the team. many, many years earlier. it was in san diego then. adam: i know that is the way you look at it, that he made a big profit. [laughter] david: i know, my view is -- adam: i don't think from his standpoint, i don't think he is an extraordinarily wealthy guy, i

cards or 2 clipper cards only by next year. also happening today there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new chase center in san fisco, e first concert at that center will be this friday when metallica performs the warriors will play their first regular season game at the chase center on october 24th. and also happening today, christmas hill park in gilroy will open for the first time since that deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival 3 people were shot and killed at the festival earlier this year. the park will reopen at 8 o'clock this morning then 1030 there will be a moment of silence at the temporary memorial that's been set up on the northeast section of that park. in national news. we're also hearing from a survivor of the latest mass shooting in texas that killed 7 people over the weekend. the gunman was shot and killed outside of a movie theater je ne win hall spoke with a man who had to evacuate that movie theater. >>it's something that. it's super scary in something that you know he says is the skin and o

clipper cards are reusable. reloadable and let you get through the gate faster. >>> bart's board of directors is planning to vote on approving new fair gates to discourage other ways. there is a clear door and retractible barrier with clear doors and a rotating floor to ceiling turnstile similar to the ones used in new york. bart says that five percent of its riders are gate jumpers. the board of directors is scheduled to four on thursday. >>> 4: 17. sal came back to help you out. how are you doing? >> all right. good morning to pam and dave. we are off to a decent start. start off with the gilroy commute and show you the traffic between there and san jose is off to a nice start and looking good on 101 between gilroy and san jose through morgan hill and up to the valley where most people are going to work. this is early so you don't have to worry about a lot of work there going on. northbound 280 get out the highway 70 and west bay bridge traffic is a nice commute to san francisco. it looks my commuter may have

clipper only. >> slowly by slowly, station by station, got to get your clipper card. >>> step by step, the heat is going up. >> i think it's skipping steps. >> jumped to the highest peak. hot today, again tomorrow. thursday you'll feel relief. thankfully no reports of new wildfires but still a red flag warning through the night and early morning. live doppler 7 with satellite, it's beautiful on the bay, water, boats on the bay. sunshine, really effective at warming us up today. look at numbers, doesn't matter where you live in bay area, it's a hot tuesday afternoon. 101 in fairfield, 86 in oakland. 95 in san jose, redwood city at 93 degrees. yesterday was warm but look at 24-hour temperature change, gained double digits in highs. ten degrees warmer in napa, 11 in palo alto, and livermore is ten degrees warmer. repeating tomorrow, pattern not changing. in store for warm night, lot of 60s. antioch, you're going to hold in the 70s. no natural ac tonight, will be a warm night for all of us. winds, track this for you, do expect them again late tonight and early on wednesday morning to ramp

as of today, you need a clipper card to write bar to the downtown berkeley station. this is the 4th and final bart station to get rid of paper tickets. >>19 straight in oakland, the embarcadero impala street stations in the city are already paperless. bart says it hopes to have all its stations transitioned over to clipper cards by the end of next year. >>coming up in sports. the patriots have released wide receiver antonio brown jason dumas says the story on on the set of bay area sports night coming up next. >>how about a little chalk are maybe some greek food, how about a little salsa yes, i'm o group of democratic lawmakers unveiled their long promised bill known as a. >>called them inappropriate and i think is at the end of the day to patriots said you know what this guy is way too much of a distraction be has not been charged with any crimes. he's not been a even going to court for these crimes yet, but at this point he's just been such a distraction to the new england patriots in the little time that he'd been with them 11 days that they decided to cut ties an

has clipper only at 19th street street in oakland and the embarcadero. you can still use paper b.a.r.t. tickets to enter and exit all stations. >>> dozens of people fill the streets of berkeley for duelling protests. abc 7 news was there as a larger group that billed itself as being against fascism and racism marched to the uc berkeley campus. they say this was in response to a smaller contingent that said they were marching against marxism. we spoke to the organizer of the no to marxism rally and a man who said he got into a debate with her. >> this isn't free speech going on. this is a communist hearing taking place. if you're pro american, you're likely to be attacked. >> my idea was to not only educate her and inform her, but help her realize why there was a turnout against her today. >> we have not heard of any arrests. >>> they have been standing tall for generations of san franciscans. abc 7 reporter kate larsen has a story from the presidio. >> reporter: planted by the u.s. army in the 19th century, these monterey pines have been standing for 130

the new station where is riders will have to buy reusable clipper cards. >>> and a new era. the warriors new chase cen san francisco. >>> coming up after nbc bay yair news, "california live." >>> back to our developing story now, that deadly boat fire. about an hour ago, officials said that there were no latches or locked doors keeping people on the bottom deck of the boat. also there are fire extinguishers and smoke detectors on that boat. today divers will work to stabilize the wreckage so that crews can continue to recover other victims. >> we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search effort due to no additional individuals having been witnessed. >> she just got promoted from "the 2002" to this boat. she was so excited about it. she caught a barracuda the other day. she was so excited. she sent us pictures and loved what she was doing. >> the sister of one of the victims who worked on that boat. we willontinue to follow this developing story and bring you updates as they come in. >>> a deadly hit-and-run

it's just the latest location to switch over to clipper card only. the embarcadero station and the 19th street station in oakland made the transition last month. downtown berkeley is up next starting on september 24th. >>> let's get a check of traffic. it seems like there's a new accident affecting traffic in the east bay this morning. >> yeah. you know, when something happens on 80, that means everything gets pretty busy for commuters making their way towards the bay bridge. a new crash along the east shore freeway, busy as you work your way towards the bay bridge with metering lights on. traffic stacked up at least to the maze at this point making all approaches to the bay bridge sluggish. your crash, though, is east of there, obviously, it's as you work your way along 80, not too far from 780, slow and go through vallejo but a couple of cars tangled up and seeing a lot of brake lights as a result, westbound 80 out of fairfield this morning so you will need extra time as you head through there. and again you will see brake lights into vallejo, as w

i get calls stating families are worried about free clipper and public charge. caregivers keep little ones home because they have no bus fare for school. if you don't have bus fare you can get a ticketed. undocumented families are afraid they are on a list when they hand over their passports to sfmta. i have heard about sfmta officials. while i am sure it is rare but it happened. asking for immigration paperwork and searching back pats. some encourage people to carry red cards to school to give it to officials. it is traditionally for ice agents. i have suggestions. to get the clipper cardses that we distribute and hand the paperwork over for approval. for the sfmta officials not to be able to question without a caregiver. caregivers get passes when transporting young people. make muni free-for-all. thank you. >> james johnson. >> i am james johns sana regular guy. i have a quick story. i will start with and i have a video of something that is horrible i was assaulted by a muni bus driver multiple times. i was coming from my drug program which was requirement fo

these are just some of the clippers he had at the hotel. david has a different use for each one of these clippers. a day or two after checking out, he noticed something wasn't about right. >> i'm about to cut my hair. it's that time again. my spray and those clippers where they cut off at the end were gone. >> also missing his earbuds. h suspect somebody took a trip to his room and took what they could get. >> you're not supposed to do it to me. you don't do it to me because i know the hustles and i can detect it fast. >> reporter: he contacted marriott's oakland location to express concerns, it promised somebody would get back to him. after a week of not hearing anything, he contacted 7 on your side. >> being a former employee, i know you can get to the bottom of this, look at the last key, the cameras. >> reporter: we can'ted and he immediately heard from the general manager. he compensated david for all the missing items and gave him a certificate for a free two-night stay. >> michael finney, you're the best. channel 7 on your side, you'

it's part of bart's move to encourage riders to use clipper cards. >>but also plans to phase out paper tickets at the downtown berkeley station later on this month. the 19th street station in oakland and the embarcadero station in the city have already gone paperless after years of work chase center in san francisco's mission bay is finally open have pretty exciting trial for child clipper was at today's ribbon cutting. well here in san francisco chase center right behind me there is officially open to the public there was a ribbon cutting ceremony on tuesday morning, maryland greed. >>spoke along with governor gavin newsome and more you president rick welts now the one billion stadium has 18,000 seats. they're planning on holding about 200 events per year including warriors games. now of the steam took about 7 years to build back in 2012 the announced they're going to build it here in mission bay mayor ed lee at the time i helped get the ball rolling on this project he has since passed away the current mayor london breed think a lot of people she ad

fare for people who use clipper that has a higher cash fair. in 2014, our board past the equity policy which made us the very first agency in the nation to blend the equity needs with the budget process. as part of that policy, the board sit out the expectation that a series of routes that we identify with social justice advocates perform as well or better than our average, and then as we identify performance improvements, particularly around service and capacity, we have concentrated those on routes that really serve as means of concern. we recently received an award for a community outreach process that we did on the 27 bryant, which was identified in our equity strategy is having very poor reliability, particularly as it went through the tenderloin and the south of market neighborhood. we are pleased to have recently implementing those changes. as we prepared for the service improvements, we have a lot of things going for us. we had better vehicles, we had better data systems, but what is really impacting us right now is a very acute operato

clipper projects for europe and. eco puja d.w.m. this you know i mean in your minutes i'm going yes. what i'm going to miss you know what i'm with what i'm organize you know i'm not going to sit there i'm. going see it because i see it through so yes it can only serve but our core of what they're doing fronted. with. china opens the world's largest single building airport a signal to the rest of the world of beijing's global player ambition amid concerns over its economic slowdown. and speaking of an economic slowdown the asian development bank downgrades its forecast for growth in the region all speak for the lenders chief economist. and e.u. border agents are bracing for an ordeal brag that we show you how they're getting ready. to. welcome to the business i'm on in berlin today many in germany are looking to china wondering how they did it. because while the capital berlin is still waiting for its new airport to get off the ground a full 13 years after construction started and 8 years behind schedule china's president xi jinping

clipper projects from europe and. eco india on b.t.w. . i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am not nice and nothing with the time and the budget and i think deep into the german culture of. nudity we've taken his grandmother to you because it's all about who has no time rachel join me for me to get something healthy host. of us is exploring delisting chinese companies and limiting american investment in chinese firms but can't even do that we'll ask our correspondent. also on the show south african wines are world famous but can they survive climate change will head to the vineyards and dig for answers. and what could make the beautiful game even better about real time performance statistics that's what one mobile network is promising as it all fits a stadium 5 g. technology. this is ready to be a business report i'm stephen bears in berlin. for joining us the trumpet ministration is reportedly considering the possibility of delisting chinese companies from u.s. stock exchanges and imposing new limits on american investment

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go all over the city, without a clipper card to try to find an attorney attorney that is not there. it is really, really challenging. we need to coordinate, and streamline, all of our services including those at sfusd. while i see no end to the struggle, we need not struggle alone. i implore the city of san francisco to consider how we can breathe life into its century city ordinance, and truly become a city of refuge. thank you so much for your time. [applause] >> thank you, angelina. okay, i would like to come at this., to thank all of our invited speakers. at this point, i am not going to open two questions, because we are now after 7:05. i want to get to the community testimony, considering that everybody still here, and i want to hang onto you. so, to that point, i am going to move to community testimony. if there are any asylum-seekers here tonight that would like to share their stories, we invite you to do so. if you would like to speak, melissa, to your left has a public comment card. these complete one, and drop it back to melissa and it will come to us here, at the podium.

it's the latest move to push clipper cards. >>> tracking our weather and also hurricane dorian. >> we've had a pretty nice holiday weekend for most of us. for some of us it has been hot and i want to show the difference and when we're going to get some relief. that's a live look over my shoulder from treasure island looking over the eastern span of the bay bridge. it's 76 in concord right now. that's a big improvement from the mid- and upper 90s. it's only 53 in santa rosa. so you can see who really experienced a warmer weekend. it was 10-degrees above average today in concord. meanwhile san francisco, 70 it is right on the mark for where we should be for this time of year. san jose at 89 degrees. that was 6 degrees above average. tomorrow we pretty much do the same thing. only it's going to be a little bit cooler. inland you will notice that. we get down to 83 in concord. san jose you're only 85 tomorrow. 89 in santa rosa and 81 for freemont with 82 in mountain view. this is a little cooler, still going to be a warm day inland but at least we're moving in the right direction. let me sho

and ballmer pays $2 billion, which we thought he had lost his mind for the clippers. and then there was a really crazy guy then who went and paid $2.2 billion for the rockets so i wouldn't trade it for anything >> you had a sniff at the rockets when they were below $100 million, right? >> 25 years ago, i tried to buy tro the rockets. i got outed by $80 million. 25 years later, i buy the team for $2.2 billion i wouldn't trade it for anything >> so look at what people are paying for some of these sitcom series, $500 million for "friends," for "big bang theory." what's the optimistic view for sports teams who's going to be paying up for all of this? >> everybody it's content everything is content. we know that and you know what, sports is religion sports is religion everybody is going tuo always py for it >> we got an hour with tillman it's never enough. for more on tillman's new book and his advice for young entrepreneurs, a great interview with brian sullivan is up on cnbc.com right now but don't go anywhere just yet, because more with tillman coming up on "power lunch

later this month, the downtown berkeley station is also set to convert to clipper card only . >>> nightly closures will be in effect for major east bay interchange. 680 and highway four interchange will be closed in both directions for 13 nights this month as crews work in the area to improve safety and reduce congestion. >>> on 24 and highway four is you just mention they are both looking pretty good, highway 24 luckily it is a holiday so not too many cars out there. this is good news. all lanes were blocked at some point this morning, westbound 24 because of powerful power poles downed in that lane. all lanes are now open. back to normal that is good news. that traffic alert canceled as of now. on the eastbound side little different because of the bart work because lafayette station two of the left lanes are close in that section. they've been closed all weekend long and today. bart station close as well, a free bus service will help you out today. travel times, everything in the green so that is good. southbay drive times, everything in the green as well. maybe a lot of people just sta

station to go clipper only at its vending machines. you can still use paper tickets to enter and exit the system at every station and add fare machines. they will stop selling paper tickets some time next year. >>> a new interchange designed to reduce congestion on the peninsula. the interchange is at highway 101 and willow road in menlo park. thousands of computers rely on willow road and other destinations. they say the ramps will reduce back yuups on 101. it features four new bike lanes and improved sidewalks. >>> tonight bruce bochy begins his final home stand as manager of the san francisco giants. contributes keep coming for skipper who led the giants to three world series titles. the giants saluted bochy on sunday. everyone onboard their charter flight wore an orange thank you t-shirt on the way home from atlanta. the number 15 was also painted on the side of the jetliner. that's bochy's uniform number. a public salute will take place before sunday's season finale against the dodgers. >> it's going to be really nice. >> yeah. we

. >> jimmy: were you surprised that kawhi leonard chose the clippers over the lakers? >> sure. >> jimmy: you were. >> sure. >> jimmy: you thought he was going to go to the lakers. >> sure. >> jimmy: who will go further in the playoffs, the leakeakers or clippers this season? >> it depends, and i say that not to be kind of cheeky about it, but injuries has played such a huge part. >> jimmy: let's say both teams are beautifully healthy from here on out. >> a lot of ifs. >> jimmy: a lot of ifs. cousins got hurt. >> is houston healthy as well. golden state healthy as well? we're doing everybody's healthy kind of thing? >> jimmy: that l.a. rivalry. >> what if they're playing an injured houston rockets team and james can't play? or what if they're playing an injured golden state team. >> jimmy: can't you just play along with my game? >> no, no, i cannot. i cannot. there's too many variables, my man. i've got to think through this thing. >> jimmy: thinking is overrated. weary going to take a break. when we come back, kobe has a book. and not only is it good, it feels good, to

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so the clipper executive board oversee the clipper card we sue for fares on our transit agencies. they want to change that. at a meeting yesterday the board authorized a study, a $600,000 study, to figure out how to integrate the fares of all 27 bay area transit agencies. right now each agency operates and sets fares independently of each other and they don'tlways offer discounts or transfers for commuters who use two or more for their ride in to work. the agencies do not recognize it's getting expensive for people who travel long distances throughout the region. for some of them, ridership is flat or down. they might be in their best interest to offer discounts in order to entice more riders. "the examiner" points out the fare integration exists in other parts in the north bay in which trips are extended for riders who transfer between golden gate transit and local buses. the executive board will take 12 to 14 months. that's $600,000 that will come from leftover -- residual funds from regional measure two. >>> developing for you this morning secretary of state mike pompeo is call

>>you will need a clipper card to ride bart at downtown berkeley station starting today, this is the 4th and final bart station to get rid of paper tickets 19th street. they market their own powell street stations are already paperless bart is hoping to have all the stations transitioned over to clipper cards by next year. a 3 new lawsuits filed against the city of calais accusing the police department of racial profiling. >>you're interfering with the map. that's fun. >>what you're looking at a cell phone video you can see the officer in question, i'm david mclaughlin pushing and then handcuffing us marine veteran adrian berle now at the time berle was on his own front porch videotaping his driveway where police officer there was holding his cousin at gunpoint since then berle has moved out of that home inflated because he says the officers back on patrol in that neighborhood. to know that these guys petroleum. >>the neighborhood that live in and if you choose to pull me over that is my where you see and what can happen light and just to put myself or even anybody who's right and wi

therefore, our resources are spread too thinly. " >>> caltrain is dealing with a clipper card outage. agency tells us a window before 5:00 this morning. conductors have been notified about the issue and there will be no clipper enforcement until the issue is radars. the cause is not known. cover cards on bart are not affected. >>> in my campaign is underway to get dads more involved in >>> will take you to the million father march in hayward. why the goals that are supported. >>> at the station taking place around the world to protest an action on climate change. how protesters are delivering the message across the country, and here in the bay area. >>> mostly cloudy skies around the bay area. and the cool down, as we get into the first weekend of all. details are after the break. >>> i'm actavis and protesters of take it to the street there holding a rally outside chevron headquarters in san ramon. they demand that chevron stop using fossil fuels by the year 2025. chevron issued a statement this morning saying, we support open and honest dialogue with representatives from all viewpoi

. >> i like clippers. >> reporter: and then we went to? >> miami heat. >> reporter: and after miami was? >> oklahoma city. >> reporter: oklahoma city and then we go to? >> the wizards. >> reporter: after the wizards? >> charlotte. >> reporter: after charlotte? >> milwaukee. >> reporter: after milwaukee? houston. >> back to the wizards. finished cleveland. three teams and one year. >> reporter: after that, brooklyn? >> finally the warriors. he spent the last five seasons with the golden state. he was a key part of all three championship teams. always one of the go to guys in the locker room for interviews. >>> he is still dealing with an ankle injury. this will be a game time decision sunday in cincinnati. >>> keep oakland home dog. if they get production from him like they did monday night. seven catches. just like his great-grandfather once did. >> ♪ >> reporter: your one of the first players that is directly related to one of the old time jazz composers. right there. how about that. >>> from that to ask about. you're going to get the i