enslaved by the townsend family. born around 1763 and now that house where she was born is a museum and oyster bay, long island. if anybody comes to long island i urge you to visit our museum and learn more about the story. now, the world she was born into had legal slavery and every one of the 13 colonies. slave ads like these appeared in every newspaper. the colony she was born into, new york, was actually the epicenter of slavery in the north. of all of the colonies north of maryland, new york had by far the most slavery. in fact, in 1770 when she was just a girl if you added up all of the slavery and the new england colonies and combined them, new york had more. much much more than pennsylvania. a colony of a similar size. if you look down at the very bottom of the colony map in georgia in 1770, new york had more slavery. this is not a narrative that is frequently understood by new yorkers today. now, decades before liz was born there is put into law in 1730 and edict that every town, every village in new york mu

enslaved by the townsend family. born around 1763 and now that house where she was born is a museum and oyster bay, long island. if anybody comes to long island i urge you to visit our museum and learn more about the story. now, the world she was born into had legal slavery and every one of the 13 colonies. slave ads like these appeared in every newspaper. the colony she was born into, new york, was actually the epicenter of slavery in the north. of all of the colonies north of maryland, new york had by far the most slavery. in fact, in 1770 when she was just a girl if you added up all of the slavery and the new england colonies and combined them, new york had more. much much more than pennsylvania. a colony of a similar size. if you look down at the very bottom of the colony map in georgia in 1770, new york had more slavery. this is not a narrative that is frequently understood by new yorkers today. now, decades before liz was born there is put into law in 1730 and edict that every town, every village in new york mu

good work from andros townsend set up michael keane for the equaliser. townsend scored a beauty to put everton ahead, a curling shot from outside the box, and the win was sealed in a minute later. demarai gray going clear to make it 3—1 to everton, his third of the season. smiles all around as their unbeaten run continues, with everton fourth on goal difference. well, it was a match winning performance from townsend — a player well accustomed to top level football. he was at crystal palace last season and paid credit to his mum, for giving him the motivation to keep performing. she's always working hard on the mental side of the game and always sending me messages. she sent me a little compilation of all my goals. she said, "watch this whenever you get it." maybe it worked. i remind myself to score goals like that. it was a really tough game. champions league holders chelsea turn their attention to this season's competition tomorrow. their first group match is against zenit st petersburg. head coach thomas tuchel says, despite winning the trophy in p

good work from andros townsend set up michael keane for the equaliser. townsend scored a beauty to put everton ahead, a curling shot from outside the box, and the win was sealed in a minute later. demarai gray going clear to make it 3—1 to everton, his third of the season. smiles all around as their unbeaten run continues, with everton fourth on goal difference. well, it was a match winning performance from townsend — a player well accustomed to top level football. he was at crystal palace last season and paid credit to his mum, for giving him the motivation to keep performing. she's always working hard on the mental side of the game and always sending me messages. see this person,. she sent me a little compilation of all my goals. she said, "watch this whenever you get it." maybe it worked. i remind myself to score goals like that. it was a really tough game. champions league holders chelsea turn their attention to this season's competition tomorrow. their first group match is against zenit st petersburg. head coach thomas tuchel says, despite winni

well, everton's andros townsend says his mum gave him the confidence to make his superb strike in the 3—1 win over burnley last night. after setting up michael keane's equaliser, townsend then got on the scoresheet himself at goodison park — and what a goal it was. the 30—year—old winger joined on a free transfer from crystal palace in the summer and said he "rolled back the years" after his mother katerina sent him a video of his best goals to motivate him. she is always working hard on the mental side of the game, she's always sending me messages, see this person, that person, this person is good, watch this video, that video. she sent me a little compilation of all my goals. she put it on a memory stick, she sent it to me, watch this whenever you get it. so maybe subconsciously, maybe it worked, maybe i was watching it and i reminded myself i can score goals like that and i was able to pull it out when we needed it. nice to give credit where it was true! —— giroud. it's fairly common to see gambling companies advertise during football matches or even to sponsor teams, b

i'm melanie townsend. >> what a cool experience ok. go in and take out your phone scanned. the qr code. >> on your screen because we want you to see all of the different stories you've done on destination, california. that's going to over a website. you can get some idea. is the holiday weekend. hopefully the air quality is improving the weather certainly is nice. well, thank you for waking up with us early on this friday morning for 50. let's get going. let's get a check of your weather and traffic. good morning, john. good stuff out there for the weekend. if you don't mind a little bit of warmer weather. we're going to be probably staying a little bit more local for this labor day weekend. i imagine tom who is certainly off the table as we continue to see some of closures up there in the caldor fire. as for the bay area. this morning. we have a little bit of low cloud cover near the coastline that is going to clear quicker than what we saw yesterday. so you're nor the weather center forecast. >> as a little less cloudy and a little hotter as we work our way into this upco

this is townsend street looking east. and next slide, please. this is the view of the overall development showcasing 130 townsend street. again in the context of the city, this is the new process spec tiff view looking northwest. next slide, please. i'd like to mention that the design team worked very closely with planning and preservation planning staff to determine the designed approach and to lean heavily on the neighborhood character defining features. 130 townsend is a contributor to the south end historic district, so we looked carefully at the type of architecture that exists and forms the neighborhood. next slide, please. here, again, this is the project relative to the neighborhood. it creates a sense of continuity with the neighborhood and the 50 stanford is different shaded by the use of different color and the type of cladding. next slide, please. here is the opposite view looking south, and this is where you see the -- up close the development at 50 stanford street, the photo and the massing of 130 townsend street. next slide. wante

this is townsend street looking east. and next slide, please. this is the view of the overall development showcasing 130 townsend street. again in the context of the city, this is the new process spec tiff view looking northwest. next slide, please. i'd like to mention that the design team worked very closely with planning and preservation planning staff to determine the designed approach and to lean heavily on the neighborhood character defining features. 130 townsend is a contributor to the south end historic district, so we looked carefully at the type of architecture that exists and forms the neighborhood. next slide, please. here, again, this is the project relative to the neighborhood. it creates a sense of continuity with the neighborhood and the 50 stanford is different shaded by the use of different color and the type of cladding. next slide, please. here is the opposite view looking south, and this is where you see the -- up close the development at 50 stanford street, the photo and the massing of 130 townsend street. next slide. wante

townsend was the match winner — a goal and assist for him — who paid credit to his mum for keeping him sharp. she is always working hard on the mental side of the game and always sending me a message, see this person, that person, watch this video, watch that video. she sent me a little compilation of all my goals. she put it on a memory stick and said watch this whenever you get it. so maybe subconsciously, maybe it worked. maybe i was watching that and i reminded myself i can score goals like that and was able to pull it out when it we needed it tonight because really tough game. saudi arabia's al hilal are into the last eight of the afc champions league — becoming the first team to do so this season — beating iran's esteghlal 2—0 on monday. bafetimbi gomis scored the first goal for the saudi club — this little dinked shot over the keeper — before whipping out his famous panther celebration. salem al dawsari scored the second to help al hilal through to the final eight for the fifth time in the last eight seasons. and fresh from her historic victory at the us open — emma

he served out his term and in 1840 is to the frontier to a place called for townsend and that's where he meets a young man named winfield scott hancock. what's hancock's background? he doesn't have the military pedigree his father benjamin as this thing for historic names. that would be benjamin franklin hancock. they have twin boys in a twin 1824 and they name one winfield got and the other hillary baker which doesn't seem famous but but there fromsoutheastern philadelphia ,he been in the revolution so it was prominent at the time . they have a third son they name simply john. john hancock. john is with his brother winfield so they both have family members at about. hancock is an impressive young man rolling up in morristown pennsylvania and he gets an appointment at west point andhis father doesn't think it's a good idea . 16 is the youngest age you can get inbut he's also small . we think of big strapping winfield got hancock. you know how tall he waswhen he went to west point ? five foot five inches tall. they considered hancock a pet . winfield scott hancock was his classmates th

command, virginia leaves the union during all this three individuals three brave individuals baker townsend mallory would steal a ship? row across the chesapeake bay present themselves at the gate of the american soldiers and say we're run away slaves seek be refugees and protection. they were invited into the fort the very next day major general benjamin butler interviewed the three individuals and he found out that these individuals were being used for the use of the confederate army to build trenches and to do chores around the confederate camp. that same day the owners of these individual slaves came to retrieve them citing the fugitive slave act, which was the law of the land of the united states saying that you had a runaway slave you by law had to return them to their owners. benjamin butler being the lawyer that he was in his former life said this ah so you're quoting united states law my understanding. is that the state of virginia has left the union united states law no longer applies to you now if you want to swear allegiance to the united states, you can have your slaves back, b

but like this has been going on honestly, since i've gotten on social townsend took part in campaigns to stop the hate online, but she believes much more needs to be done to protect players from hate speech. i think that there has to be some sort of. >> either 3rd party company. that is hired to try to or that the if you have maybe combined where they are bolstering and being able to monitor like, you know, some of the things. in terms of what people like. if they're mentioning players names and once people know that there are repercussions for for abusing people like that. even given a mad that i feel like it will be a little bit more controlled. >> that was felicia bolton reporting for us tonight. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, there's red sox yankees cubs cardinals. but without a doubt, there is no greater baseball rivalry right now. the giants dodgers especially when the lead in the division is on the line. the sellout crowd at oracle park. i think they'd agree with that assessment giants trying to regain first place from the dodgers already up, 41 in the 3rd, which is where w

melanie townsend, fox 40 news. >> all right. take a live look from our mount tam cam and you can not too hayes are clouds in the area. there is an air quality advisory. it is in effect until tomorrow. and lawrence is here to talk more about that. yeah, you know, you just walk outside. you can see that discoloration in the atmosphere. you don't see those real blue skies. all that haze from the smoke. there's so much intermingle not only just over us now but off the coastline, further inland just about everywhere mix in the atmosphere right now. you can see latest on our air quality. most the bay area currently under moderate amounts of little accelerated. their poor air quality in mill valley also into parts of richmond. but this is going to be okay so they can for tomorrow. we're going to see some improving air quality. i think by the afternoon, little more of a sea breeze. and you see that right now, cnn around the fires. you see those areas shaded in red and the purple some very poor air quality. but to get toward the bay area

i'm melanie townsend. >> fun. the left and a lot of the i feel like i'd enjoy it done it before to give it a try. well, you can scan this qr code will take you right to the spot where you can see i you can do that. >> hot air balloons clamping. >> paragliding train rides is all really in our backyard, far stuff right now. 52 was the time. >> we'll be right back. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. ♪ ♪ everyone's looking forward to the school year... but sometimes... the best part about being back... is the excitement of heading home. kohls. just about done for the morning here on the kron 00:00am morning news, but they never stop on kron on. let's go to the newsroom and get the latest from sanaa's. good morning. good morning. daria labor day weekend is upon us, which means many folks will be heading up to napa for bottle rock this weekend. kron on's charle

so that's something that's been for that long. >> we've got about it. >> as melanie townsend reporting this year. lawmakers in congress introduced the baby food safety act which would call on the fda to set better standards for heavy metals in baby too. speaking of medals in places where they shouldn't be. these divers are documenting their efforts to clean up debris in the waters off the florida panhandle around pensacola. they say they're finding all sorts of items including car keys, even tires in all a around hardaway rather about 400 pounds of junk from the ocean floor. >> all right. well, lawrence is here and we're getting close to the weekend forecast now. yeah. this weekend looks like it's going to be a warm one to next weekend. that may be a whole different story. will see on that one. but right now, of course, those offshore winds are blowing a going to get gusty overnight tonight, fire danger can be running high across the north bay mountain tops above a 1000 feet. but down below. well, it is going to be one of those gorgeous days. lots of sunshine in the san francisco about

before andros townsend scored this great goal to put everton ahead. a minute later there was a third. it was a standout performance from townsend. he paid tribute to his mum. she performance from townsend. he paid tribute to his mum.— tribute to his mum. she is always workin: tribute to his mum. she is always working hard _ tribute to his mum. she is always working hard on _ tribute to his mum. she is always working hard on the _ tribute to his mum. she is always working hard on the mental- tribute to his mum. she is always working hard on the mental sidel tribute to his mum. she is always. working hard on the mental side of the game, always sending me messages, see this person, that pleasant, watch this video, that video. she sent me a compilation of all my goals, she put it on a memory stick and said watch this. maybe it worked, maybe i was watching that and reminded myself i can score goals like that and i could pull it out when we needed it. the champions leaaue out when we needed it. the champions league group — out when we needed it. the cha

. >> jason wright requesting recusal on this matter as well as following item. 900 inness and 130 townsend. i am involved in the projects. >> i move the commissioner be recused for both items. >> second. >> is the city attorney online here? andre are you here? >> yes, i am here, commissioner. >> if you could clarify. does commissioner wright, can he recuse himself on both items at one time or does he need to come back when that item is before us to recuse on that as well? can you clarify for me? >> he could do it either way. >> okay. >> getting back there is a motion to recuse commissioner wright for both agenda items and a second. >> thank you, president matsuda. there is a motion seconded to excuse commissioner wright. >> commissioner right. >> yes. >> foley. >> yes. >> johns. >> yes. >> nageswaran. >> yes. >> so. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commission president matsuda. >> yes. >> on that motion commissioner wright has been recused. please log out and monitor the hearing on sfgovtv and log back in when the items are complete. please fileness paperwork with the ethics commi

. >> the people i come to your pape directly pro tennis star taylor townsend says she too, faced similar comments for years i've been called the n word. any type of word that can describe being that any word that can describe being black like. >> everybody. under the sun. honestly in. it's not just recently as just become more more prevalent was last couple of years. but like this has been going on honestly, since i've gotten on social 1000 took part in campaigns to stop the hate online, but she believes much more needs to be done to protect players from hate speech. i think that there has to be some sort of. >> either 3rd party company. that is hired to try to or that the if you have maybe combined where they are soldiering and being able to monitor like you know, some of the things. in terms of what people like. if they're mentioning players names and once people know that there are repercussions for for abusing people like that, even given an ad that i feel like it will be a little bit more controlled. >> welcome back for 55 on this monday. labor day morning. we are looking at conditi

in one thing we're about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry. my good breakfast. and i did get a complete all the way for the food waste all over the the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you could stop i after $9.00 to $10.00, the most of the flavio harvested and then processed into protein reach me for animals such as poetry and fish. the rest are taken to a different enclosure where the transform into adult flies, which then breed producing more waste guzzling offspring. the food always has processed into the feed for the blood search apply to being used for the animal feed. those animal feed is being fed to the animals, and those animals are eaten by human beings. so those kind of virtual cycle actually works very environmental friendly way. with all the resources that go into producing uneaten food together with a gas is generated when it decomposes food waste is responsible for up to 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. the south korean government has implemented as trick system which charges, according to the amount of food thrown citize

in one thing we're about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry. my good breakfast and i did get a complete all the way for the food waste all over the the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you could stop i after 9 to tindy, most of the flavio harvested and then processed into protein reach me for animals such as poetry and fish. the rest are taken to a different enclosure where the transform into adult flies, which then breed producing more waste guzzling offspring. the food always has been processed into the feed for the blood search apply to being used for the animal feed. those animal feed is being fed to the animals, and those animals are eaten by human beings. so those kind of virtual cycle actually works very environmental friendly way. with all the resources that go into producing uneaten food together with the gas is generated when it decomposes food waste is responsible for up to 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. the south korean government has implemented a strict system which charges, according to the amount of fo

in one thing we're about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry. my good look the same breakfast time i did get a complete all the way for the food waste all over the the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you could stop i after $9.00 to $10.00, the most of the flavio harvested and then processed into protein, which means for animals such as poetry and fish. the rest are taken to a different enclosure where the transform into adult flies, which then breed producing more waste guzzling offspring. the food always has processed into the feed for the blood search apply to being used for the animal feed of those animal feed is being fed to the animals and those animals are seen by human beings. so those kind of virtual cycle actually works very environmental friendly way with all the resources that go into producing uneaten food together with a gas is generated when it decomposes food waste is responsible for up to 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. the south korean government has implemented as check system which charges according

we're about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry my good breakfast and i did get a complete all the way for the food waste all over the the mega. yes. when it covers around 80 percent, you could stop i $9.00 to $10.00. the most of the flavio harvested and then processed into protein reach me for animals such as poetry and fish. the rest are taken to a different enclosure where the transform into adult flies, which then breed producing more waste guzzling offspring. the food always has processed into the feed for the black search apply to being used for the animal feed. those animal feed is being fed to the animals and those animals are eaten by human beings. so those kind of virtual cycle actually works very environmental friendly way with all the resources that go into producing uneaten food together with a gas is generated when it decomposes food waste is responsible for up to 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. the south korean government has implemented as chic system, which charges, according to the amount of food thrown citizens like me, are required by law to di

. >> and that was melanie townsend reporting for us tonight right now, kron 4 dot com. you can find more details and information to get ready for wildfire season. there are still several weeks to go scan that qr code on your screen with your mobile device. >> it will take you straight to our website. >> in our pandemic coverage. now, most people who are eligible waiting to get their moderna booster shot later this month may have to wait a bit longer by administration wanted 3rd doses ready for both moderna and pfizer by september 20th. but the fda says. >> moderna may not be ready in time erin myers explains. >> hi, you too. as for the moderna vaccine. health officials are saying that they need to submit more data to the fda before can be approved. so that could take into october those with weakened immune systems, though, can currently get the pfizer or moderna 3rd dose now. now, when it comes to the booster shot. the rollout is expected to be september 20th for pfizer. but moderna may be delayed by a week or 2. according to doctor anthony fauci, the president's chief

the leader of townsend as main opposition party, has appeared in court to face terrorism charges fremont and bowie. i was arrested along with several other party members last month ahead of a planned meetings demand constitutional reform. he's charged with terrorism financing, and conspiracy bow, and his supporters of a choose police of torturing him in custody to force him to make a statement in the trial. thousands of fire fighters are losing a battle against and out of control. blaze being pushed by strong winners towards the northern california city. the call to fire is threatening south lake tahoe, across to major highways on tuesday, the 10s of thousands of people have been ordered to leave their homes. authorities want extreme fine conditions will continue on wednesday with more strong winds forecast. salvador is preparing to adopt bitcoin as legal tender from next week. it's congress has just approved a $150000000.00 fund to help convert the crypto currency to us dollars. it'll be run by the state development bank a salvador would be the 1st country in the world to use bitcoin as

and still on the coast of townsend, the air and kenya is a week, but still existing, bouncing, bringing a few showers. the in hong kong has become a dangerous business one or one east and those who refuse to be silent. oh, now he's there. on counting recall is this the end of time is experiments with capitalism . president, teaching ping launches, reaping socialist reform, to address inequality in the world. second biggest economy, plus one second, had watches a spelling fall counting the cost on the a. welcome back. a recap of our top story. on al jazeera, the 1st 300 haitians who has been hoping to find refuge in the us have been sent back to puerto prince. the u. s. is helping its operating rather a 75 a day to report to deport thousands of people from a texas watertown road. counting is under way, after 3 days upon an entry election team. russia ex post put the pro, put in united russia party on course to win with around 45 percent of the vote has been numerous accusation. several reiki and a humanitarian crisis is no mean enough gun is done where my children are filling up hospital

the lead of townsend, he is main opposition party, has appeared in court to face terrorism charges. the case is raising concern about the state of democracy in the country. freeman and boy was arrested along with several other party members last month ahead of a plan meeting to demand constitutional reforms use charged with terrorism financing. and conspiracy. boy and supporters have accused police of torturing him in custody to force him to make a statement in the trial of salvador is preparing to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender from next week. congress has just approved a $150000000.00 fund to help convert the crypto currency to us dollars. it will be run by the state development bank of salvatore will be the 1st company in the world to use bitcoin as an official currency. the plan has been met with skepticism abroad and protest home. now, pink iguanas, in the galapagos islands, now critically endangered. scientists say that just 211 less living on the native wolf volcanoes, and expedition to count them didn't find any newborns. pink iguanas are only found on the northwest and slop

melanie townsend shows us the effect. >> this isn't we have so many people appear it's a ghost town. >> it's an odd yet refreshing homecoming for evacuees rosie in neil wolf, we're working on i believe out of a out of our home after spending days in and out of shelters in motels. neil inroads here thankful to see the counter fires plate. >> spread to the nearby homes they've lived in since 1991. >> but on a typically busy labor day full of kayakers the congress on the water is an unusual sight. >> even during the pandemic every day, there were so many people that were coming up here just to get aiay from their problems. and now here we are almost like a ghost town. >> expecting locked up since this being the long weekend. but today anything to tell us for to are in his family. lake tahoe was one of their most anticipated destinations on their 10 day road trips yet today. they are seeing and hearing that hold the counter fires. take it. on this once bustling vacations right in carson city. >> that was a suicide on 6070, s she telling this story even here. she has been and. shes just b

andros townsend has given everton the lead against norwich city. leeds are winning against west ham. jamie vardy has scored in both nets. burnley 2—1 up at leicester and newcastle looking for their first league win of the season and have the lead at watford. liverpool can go three points clear at the top — if they win at brentford tonight. next to the ryder cup, where there's no rory mciroy for europe. he's been dropped for today's foursomes with europe starting the day 6—2 down against the united states at whistling straits in wisconsin. they need to make up ground. these foursomes are more evenly poised. sergio garcia and his partner were forced back early but are one up. dustinjohnson and his partner three up dustinjohnson and his partner three up against paul casey and his partner. and the europeans one up againstjordan speith and justin thomas. there is live commentary over on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. britain's lando norris says he hopes the first pole position of his career for sunday's russian grand prix will be the "first of man

lisa townsend, sor 's what we all want. lisa townsend, sorrv's police _ what we all want. lisa townsend, sorry's police and _ what we all want. lisa townsend, sorry's police and crime - sorry's police and crime commissioner, thank you. the headlines on bbc news... white house talks between borisjohnson and joe biden — but the us president has played down the prospect of brokering a free trade deal with the uk, and issued a fresh warning over northern ireland trade. the head of the energy regulator ofgem says the recent rise in gas prices is unprecedented and more energy suppliers could go out of business, leaving hundreds of thousands of customers in limbo. a high court injunction sought by the government to stop climate change protesters targetting the m25 is now fully in force, meaning protesters could face imprisonment if they continue demonstrations stopping traffic. calls to national stammering helplines have doubled since the start of the pandemic, according to the michael palin centre for stammering and the charity stamma. the organisations say an increase in refe

goal you just have see from the premier league, eve everton's stunning strike, an amazing goal for townsend. and with that, it is right back to you. >>> and apple is now urging users to update their devices after a critical spyware vulnerability was discovered. the update fixes a flaw in the software that allows hackers to infiltrate a user's phone without even clicking on a link. that is according to the university of toronto citizen lab which is credited with finding the vulnerability. they say to allows spyware for fr an israeli firm to infect a device. researchers say it is already being used to spy on a saudi activist and possibly 14 heads of state including french president emmanuel macron. >>> that action by apple coming as the company prepares for a virtual event at its california headquarters in the coming hours. apple is expected to unveil four new iphones including the iphone 13 mini. while the devices are expected to look similar to last year's model, they could include a number of possible feature changes. apple may also introduce airpods and a new apple watch. >>> thanks for y

melanie townsend takes us up. >> many people dream of doing as a kid floating across the sky looking down at the world below in a giant balloon. fortunately for us now with allie balloons has turned our dreams. it was for. we set sail off into the sunrise. >> we need a cowboy to show us how things get started on the ground. >> captain chad ackerman has been a napa valley balloon pilot for 7 years and says there's a lot of work that goes into making sure. >> alt smooth sailing from here. well, first off, you've got to have your crew. they're the most important. you think the polls most important. but you got to have a good crew. >> for this team. the work starts early by unloading these heavy 16 person baskets along with a massive balloon sheet that incredibly. fits into a beam back sized all that fabric weighs over 500 pounds. >> we use a gas-powered can do a cold place in one the big state, little off in heat and the >> with a crisp morning breeze on our side. the baskets are loaded and we are ready for takeoff. >> i'm off to see napa from behind me. you can see the mountain. there'

. >> the people i come to your page directly pro tennis star taylor townsend says she too, faced similar comments for years i've been called the n word. any type of word that describe being that any word that can describe being black light. >> everybody on the under the sun. honestly in. it's not just recently as just become more more prevalent was last couple of years. but like this has been going on honestly, since i've gotten on social 1000 took part in campaigns to stop the hate online, but she believes much more needs to be done to protect players from hate speech. i think that there has to be some sort of. >> either 3rd party company. that is hired to try to meant or that the if you have maybe combined where they are both during and being able to monitor like, you know, some of the things. in terms of what people like. if they're mentioning players names and once people know that there are repercussions for for abusing people like that. even the of internet, then i feel like it will be a little bit more control. >> if if you want to time, we'll be right back. tasha, did you know ge

this year is different as the water and many beaches surrounding the lake remain empty have melanie townsend shows us the effect that fire is having on the vacation area. >> this isn't how. we have so many people appear it's a ghost town. >> it's an odd yet refreshing homecoming for evacuees rosie in neil wolf, we're working on i believe out of a out of our home after spending days in and out of shelters in motels. and rosie are thankful to see the counter plate. spread to the nearby homes they've lived in since 1991. >> but on a typically busy labor day for kayakers the congress on the water is an unusual sight. >> even during the pandemic every day, there were so many people that were coming up here just to get away from their problems. and now here we are almost like a ghost town. >> expecting lockup throat since this being the long weekend. but today, you know that thing to tell us for to are in his family. lake tahoe was one of their most anticipated destinations on their 10 day road trips yet today. they are seeing and hearing that hold the counter fire is take it. on this once bustlin

nation's inadequate childcare options and lack of paid family leave and medical care have prevented townsend workers from contributing to our economy. several hearings and roundtables over the last couple of years, our committee heard from mothers and other caregivers who emphasized these problems are not new. they are also clearly explained with the profound returns of investments in these workers through support and supply to our economy. for example, molly, a mother and small business owner from seattle, spoke of how participation eight years ago to provide for employees with 12 weeks of paid leave allowed her to move more easily to recruit talented workers and retain valuable staff. maintaining that policy became much easier and more affordable for her when washington state implemented its universal 12 week paid family and medical leave benefit. she told of us of her personal struggles to find and pay for childcare while managing her business. she emphasized how a significant investment in our nation's childcare infrastructure would not only help families like hers, but would broadly sup

projects , the national register eligible rehabilitation but it is preservation and is article 178 townsend. next slide. and then just briefly this is the subject property, this is the way it looks today, 1101 sutter which istruly a preservation component of our project. next slide . this is 1123 sutter which is the last use as a mortuary. next slide. and this is finally an old flyer that we dug up. when the building was originally built in101 sutter was built , it was conducted in an automobile school so it's got quite a history. in conclusion briefly i'd like to say that after literally years of evaluation and analysis, martin building company feels strongly the best program for this project is to number one prioritize the preservation and rehabilitation of 1101 sutter which will be performedin accordance with the secretary of interior standards and number two, construct an entirely new residential building on the site 1123 . this program is now entertainment uses its significant historical resource but also maximizesthe creation of newresidential units plus market rate and affordability

i'm melanie townsend. >> that is something i might have to try. if you scan this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to our destination. california section on our website there. you can find a lot more about how to take that hot air balloon ride and napa saul some other stories on fun things to do across the state. it's all there at kron 4 dot com. are the final official days of summer as dave's been saying all morning. but across the bay, people are still looking for ways to keep cool on this morning's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us back. >> to a cool little place called icicles hand-rolled tie ice cream that so hot, it's grown to more than a dozen bay area locations. >> just how really that's one way to cool down icicles ice cream is all the rage here in san jose's willow. glen neighborhood on a hot day. >> it's pretty crazy. over here. you know, standing room only in a line out the door. instead of scooping, they're scraping icicles serves of ice cream from scratch that him over from thailand. so we just brough

it was a standout performance from townsend and afterwards he paid tribute to someone special, his mum. she is always working hard on the mental side of the game, she's always sending me messages, see this person, that person, this person is good, watch this video, that video. she sent me a little compilation of all my goals. she put it on a memory stick, she sent it to me, watch this whenever you get it. so maybe subconsciously, maybe it worked, maybe i was watching it and i reminded myself i can score goals like that and i was able to pull it out when we needed. chelsea begin the defence of their champions league title against zenit st petersburg at stamford bridge tonight, and their manager has been quick to bring his players back down to earth after last season's win over manchester city in the final. we start from scratch, we start with zero points, zenit comes here with zero points. zero goals. so everybody has the same chances. and it's, the target is to reach our own top—level every single game. if we do this, anything is possible. if we don't do it, we will not have a chance

surrey�*s police and crime commissioner lisa townsend says the injunction will give the police more power. unfortunately, the cps are on my ability— unfortunately, the cps are on my ability to— unfortunately, the cps are on my ability to press charges because it does _ ability to press charges because it does not — ability to press charges because it does not carry an impressionable offense — does not carry an impressionable offense. we know that it be carried out other— offense. we know that it be carried out other offences criminal damages with the _ out other offences criminal damages with the paint on the road, of course — with the paint on the road, of course public nuisance. i think it's very— course public nuisance. i think it's very important at the police are able _ very important at the police are able to— very important at the police are able to arrest them and take these charges _ able to arrest them and take these charges forward and the advance of the injunction is that it allows the police _ the injunction is that it allows the police to act quicker and they

surrey�*s police and crime commissioner, lisa townsend, says the injunction will give the police more power. unfortunately, the cps are very unlikely to press charges because it does not carry an imprisonable offence. we know they have also been carrying out other offences — criminal damage with the paint on the road, of course public nuisance. i think it is very important that the police are able to arrest them and take these charges forward and the advantage of the injunction is that it allows the police to act quicker in this and to hold on remand which of course keeps those people off our streets because, as you may be aware, the same people are being released and then coming back onto the m25 to re—commit crimes. being able to keep them away from the m25 and off our streets and out of surrey is of course what we all want. let's go to another big story we are following this afternoon. lava flowing from the volcano that erupted last weekend on the the spanish island of la palma has now destroyed about 200 homes. there are fears that when the lava hits the sea, it will create to

. >> caller: my name is casey townsend, chief communications officer for caltran and where supportive of this project which would extend into the transit center providing better regional connections for people adding them to where they need to go and in the future we want to keep an eye out for more options forfolks to get to key destinations in san francisco all the way down to tampa . you for your time and we look forward to you passing this us getting one step closer to thi project getting tofruition . >> clerk: next speaker please . >> caller: good morning supervisors, my name is woodward with the nonprofit organizations for .for a long time supporter of the extension of caltran service from its terminus at fourth and king street to the new salesforce transit center. we encourage the board of supervisors to issue 30 million and translate transit center bonds to advance downtown rail extension project .federal funding for this project can never be as favorable as it is today and we encourage the board of supervisors to support this bond issuance process to take advantage of this op

. >> caller: my name is casey townsend, chief communications officer for caltran and where supportive of this project which would extend into the transit center providing better regional connections for people adding them to where they need to go and in the future we want to keep an eye out for more options forfolks to get to key destinations in san francisco all the way down to tampa . you for your time and we look forward to you passing this us getting one step closer to thi project getting tofruition . >> clerk: next speaker please . >> caller: good morning supervisors, my name is woodward with the nonprofit organizations for .for a long time supporter of the extension of caltran service from its terminus at fourth and king street to the new salesforce transit center. we encourage the board of supervisors to issue 30 million and translate transit center bonds to advance downtown rail extension project .federal funding for this project can never be as favorable as it is today and we encourage the board of supervisors to support this bond issuance process to take advantage of this op

shows the frequent alternative with the idea of being once again the green lines, so the 28r, the 10 townsend and the 43 extension are shown in green. the gold lines are shown to represent what lines would not be back in service, including the 21, the 6, the 2, the 3, and the 47. and the red highlights where those resources would be spent, so, for example, if you look at the 21 line, the 21 line is gold under this scenario, would not be returning to service in early 2022, but the 5 and the 7 would have more service with those resources. and lastly, the hybrid map shows what that would look like with a number of lines being restored. why are we doing this process? i just want to point out, over the last 15-20 years, the number of -- the top three reasons that people care about transit service or stated goals the way that they have out of the muni system in the rider survey is reliability of service, frequency of service and access to destinations. and temporary emergency transit lanes program, but this process is really been designed to have a dialogue around frequency and access to destinatio

members are installing new roadway striping to complete protected bikeway on 7th between harrison and townsend. so, that will be the entire length of that portion of 7th street. and now if we can go back, i'll talk about other important news, including resuming enforcement of towaway lanes. so as all of you know, we suspended all enforcement of towaway lanes during the pandemic. as a result of the really low traffic volumes. and the need for so many residents to stay home during lockdown. as you all notice, however, traffic has returned and so staff have been carefully evaluating every single traffic-oriented towaway lanes in san francisco. we identified the lanes that are needed for smooth slowing, particularly of transit traffic and we'll be resuming enforcement for some of those lanes starting september 20. and they will be issuing warnings for about two weeks and on october 4, we begin issuing citations with towing resuming until october 11. the important part of this news is also that we have decided that we can eliminate towaway lanes on 24 streets where we find that they're just not nee