leslie arnold, architect on the project. i would like to briefly go over the proposal. he created his lot and was required to provide a 3-foot easement for 266 waller street. he chose to place the easement along his eastern property line to create an 8-foot wide building separation between his home and that of the d.r. requester. he has respected the existing side of his neighbors and has chosen to add to it by providing is required rear yard adjacent to the side yard. rarely in san francisco does a property only get an 8-foot wide separation between the property. displacement of the side yard will -- well on the eastern property line benefits both property owners. he specifically chose to place his easement on the eastern side to benefit his neighbors. i thank you can see there is an 8-foot -- there. you can see there is 8 feet between my client's house and the d.r. requester's. substantial changes were made to the design of the building at the benefit of the d.r. requester. namely the removal of a fourth story. the combination of removal of the fourth story and the 3-

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in danville, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you, leslie. >>> this quake was felt akrolsz the b -- across the bay area. here is melissa who is in san ramon. >> i felt this jolt. my front door started shaking. my dog went crazy. it was pretty scary. my heart sank to the ground. >> reporter: yeah, can be scary. sandra was near the epicenter and tweeted black hawk here felt short and strong and pictures crooked and cats bolted. i felt it in aloe alto and kathryn tweeted really felt it in concord. i thought a car hit the house. >> let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist drew too uma for closer look. not one we hear a lot about. >> it's a quieter and lesser known fault line. we'll show you the mag constitute 4.3, the epicenter and very close to the fault line there. most people know the fault is here that encompasses danville, san ramon and dublin. the fault had a 5.5 magnitude earthquake in 1980. look at the shaking intensity. weak to light across the entire bay area however, this earthquake was felt as far south as san jose, as far west as san francisco and dan and ama, folks fel

>>yasmin is the older sister of 12 year-old leslie and chris who was with her family when the gunman opened fire. she was shot in the leg, the bullet passed straight through apparently she won't need surgery but will remain overnight at valley medical center as a precaution. but it's not the bullet wound that concerned her older sister, it's the psychological ones. >>she's not talking much, she's really not talking much. that's kind of and maybe she doesn't want to like touch the subject. yes, so. we try asking herself that she's really saying much. >>governor newsome visited leslie he told the media about his visit with her and to the grandmother of 6 year-old stephen romero who was killed in the shooting, leslie impressed the governor with their perseverance and even offered some comfort to the concern state leader. there is a 12 year-old shot. >>the smile when i walked into the room, i said how you smiling just for shot. she starts describing the courage as she was running away after she was shot and kept running. and here. she is you know covering the governor. >>with the family

leslie: i'm a software guy. i'm looking at the future and how we can build better software to help our customers understand their customers. it is a great day for everyone. great start for the company in public life. vonnie: what was the investor reaction? we have seen a lot recently that might have been an option, but you did not choose that option. why not? leslie: i think people need to know the story of medallia. we are an enterprise company that has worked with the biggest brands in the world. to help them understand their customers intent. why they leave, why they stay and why they buy more. it is useful for us to do the traditional roadshow and communicate with investors, long-standing partnerships with the investor base. vonnie: what her future plans to diversify your revenue stream? right now, it is a healthy growth rate you are seeing. it is primarily subscription-based which pleases investors. is that going to continue and is there other ways you can go for different streams of revenue? leslie: absolu

carl >> that's fascinating, leslie. that buffet number of 97 is this a matter of your age, meaning the footprint that you've left? because buffett's not sociallily media active but he's certainly been around a while. >> it's his age and also where the population density is. one would that imagine that omaha, for example, has less population density in his specific zip code than say, seattle or san francisco suburbs, like where mark zuckerberg lives so i think it's a combination of all of those things. i tried it out on myself and i only have auniqueness, so well below average, but i live in manhattan where there's a greater population density than you might have in some other parts of the united states >> interesting i did give leslie my information. leslie, i'm not sure if you ran it, but i'm not even sure i want to know at this point. >> i didn't -- >> i wonder if it changes anything that i'm canadian >> i think being a san francisco native -- or a native now, at least, might skew the data to be a little bit more, you

. >> i'm leslie cirocco-mitchell, a fourth generation baker here with my family. ♪ so we get up pretty early in the morning. i usually start baking around 5:00. and then you just start doing rounds of dough. loaves. >> my mom and sister basically handle the front and then i have my nephew james helps and then my two daughters and my wife come in and we actually do the baking. after that, my mom and my sister stay and sell the product, retail it. ♪ you know, i don't really think about it. but then when i -- sometimes when i go places and i look and see places put up, oh this is our 50th anniversary and everything and we've been over 100 and that is when it kind of hits me. you know, that geez, we've been here a long time. [applause] ♪ >> a lot of people might ask why our legacy business is important. we all have our own stories to tell about our ancestry. our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint. tommy's joint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildre

i'm leslie goldberg, and i, too, am a member of compassionate bay. i'm a former reporter for the san francisco examiner. hamburgers, bacon, ice cream, these are the foods we're used to. these are the foods we give our children. how could something that is such a part of our daily lives be doing so much environmental damage? the fact is they are. animal agriculture is not only responsible for a very significant portion of water and air pollution throughout the state and the country and indeed the world, it is responsible for a significant portion of greenhouse gas. according to the united nations most recent report, animal ag is responsible for 18% of greenhouse gas, and that is nitrous oxide, methane, and co2. so how did this happen? these gases come from animal digestion, from manure, and animal respiration. it also comes from deforestation. i'm really glad to hear this discussion about how important trees are to our own survival. trees -- so these trees, particularly in the amazon rain forest have been cut down to create pasture land. they've been

leslie? >> reporter: well, eric, well nut creek police decided why not try something new to keep the problems that homelessness creates from mushrooming out of control here? so they assigned two full-time officers to focus exclusively on homelessness for now. matthew chase has been homeless for 12 years. his bags were stolen so his only belongings is his cigarettes and lighter. he sleeps in walnut creek. >> i'll sleep on the side of the building or something. i don't mess with them or their customers. >> reporter: the complaints about the homeless are on the rise. some worry about safety. >> they could be on drugs. you don't know. they could be desperate for money. >> reporter: walnut creek police field 3,000 calls a year related to homelessness. that's about ten calls a day so they thought they would experiment with assigning two full-time officers to respond to all of those escalating calls about encampments, littering, trespassing and panhandling. >> a lot of the time it's people shopping

where leslie is in lafayette. it's a little breezy out there tonight. >> definitely, other places in the bay area. spencer. >> it's breezy around the bay area. gusty in some spots. here's live doppler 7. we have coastal fog now. pretty deep in some areas, but let's check out the wind at the surface now. 23 mile per hour gusts at mountain view now. 21 in novato, 31 in fairfield. all around the region it is pretty breezy. it is also a lot cooler now than it was this time yesterday. the bay area version of a wind chill. 9 degrees cooler in novato and napa, 14 degrees cooler in fairfield, 11 degrees cooler in concord, 4 degrees cooler in san francisco than this time yesterday. here's a live view from emeryville. looking westward you can see how low the clouds are now and how they extend over the bay. 62 degrees in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 82 redwood city. 76 morgan hill, 59 half moon bay. it's quite foggy at the golden gate now. maybe a little misty there as well. 71 degrees in santa rosa. upper 70s at petaluma,

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> all right, leslie, thank you. and abc7 news devoted a week to covering bart as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we rode trains all day long visiting every station. we talked to riders and to the people in charge of making bart better to see what changes are coming. you can see all those stories on our website, abc7news.com, building a better bart is part of building a better bay area. >> today four of the world's largest auto makers reached a deal with california regulators to gradually increase fuel efficiency standards. the agreement is a rejection of the trump administration's plans to roll back federal vehicle emissions standards. abc7 news anchor dion lim joins us now more with this deal. dion? >> eric, the deal is a compromise between obama-era emission standards and the lax ones by the trump administration. some say it is good for the environment and good for your wallet, energy companies and republicans are calling this a political move. >>> bucking the trump administration's attempts

my name is leslie mccray, and i am in outside beauty sales. i have lived in this neighborhood since august of this year. after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and find out about various programs that could help us get back on our feet, and i signed up for the below market rate program, got my certificate, and started applying and won the housing lottery. this particular building was brand-new, and really, this is the one that i wanted out of everything i applied for. and i came to the open house here, and there were literally hundreds of people looking at the building. and i -- in my mind, i was, like, how am i ever going to possibly win this? and i did. and when you get that notice that you want, it's surreal, and you don't really believe it, and then it sinks in, yeah, i can have it, and i'm finally good to go; i can stay. my favorite thing about my home, although i miss the charm about the old victorian is everything is brand-new. it's beautiful. my kitchen

, thanks very much leslie pick r er reporting fromh new york stock exchange. i'll be on "power lunch" that begins now. >>> i'm melissa lee. the latest comments from the fed have investors scratching thei head about rate cuts ahead the president giving his two cents on the subject, too. plus, we works ceo cashing out over $700 million ahead of the company's big public debut is this a bad sign for the ipo later, a top gun reboot taking the internet by storm as "the lion king" live action movie hits the silver screen but if hollywood is out of fresh ideas, is the box office in the danger zone "power lunch" starts right now ♪ ♪

leslie. not just some of his male colleagues, there are you know heidi heitkamp, tammy duckworth, women said, i wish we let the ethics process play out, what to we know now. >> i think we know that if you wait it out, all sins can be forgiven and forgot en, we saw that in virginia. you know. at the time, and time with "me too" movement, democrats, females pointing fingers at people like donald trump, you need to resign, there are so many accusations again yo -- agn you, there is some merit to say, we should have waited out. the timing, it did go fast, but democrats had to at that time. based on -- -- >> kirsten gillibrand will be president, do you think that al franken -- >> what of? kennedy: right, do you think that franken should move to new york get her seat. >> he should run against in minnesota. kennedy: don't you think. >> i don' i don't know if we wo. a lot of people on left, intellectual left, he kind -- he 1 said that on campus there should be you know we should have to live with fac

of 6 year-old stephen romero who was killed in the shooting, leslie impressed the governor worth or perseverance and even offered some comfort to the concern state leader. there is a 12 year-old shot. >>the smile when i walked into the room, i said how you smiling just for shot. she starts describing the courage as she was running away after she was shot and kept running. and here. she is you know covering the governor. >>along with the family and friends were feeling the stress of this horrific attack on their loved ones are the medical staff were caring for them. they are trained to handle this type of trauma, but that doesn't mean they don't feel the hurt to our staff, you know they're professional they've responded they went beyond well, you know, but above and beyond. >>but they are feeling, you know there's a lot of people are sad today. >>that was phil gomez reporting and we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting during the commercial breaks on our 24 hour streaming service kron on. >>you can download our kron 4 app to get push alerts straight to your phone

right now temperatures are running behind where they were leslie, 13 degrees cooler in santa rosa. it can be fog or seabreeze, either way you look at it, it's moving in, and this is what is going to change everything. the low is what changes everything, but the fog is the mechanism that does the cooling most rapidly. here's the low that i illucool forecast for monday, i'm kind of stoked about that. sitting in traffic when it's 100 degrees, is rough, so tomorrow look for temperatures generally in the hotspots, upper 80s. you might find a low 90, and you will see fog, it will be significantly cooler, tuesday it hovers about the same, and then we kind of don't have another major heat up, we will get a little bit of a respite. so a cooler week ahead.>>> all right bill, thank you. coming up, the a's with another late game nailbiter. >> and the giants look to get the series win as they take on the padres. sports is coming up next. >>> some troubling findings in a new study that says more than 25% of food delivery drivers having customers food before delivering it. they found 20% of deliv

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> time now to get your accuweather forecast, and meteorologist drew tuma is in for sandhya patel. drew, definitely feels like it's cooling down. >> it does, getting relief from the weekend heat. everywhere feels much more comfortable than it did yesterday. live doppler 7, patchy fog along the coast line. that story certainly the 24-hour temperature change, we are cooler in most locations. concord 11 degrees cooler, hayward 13 degrees cooler and novato. right now this is where we should be this time of year. 64 currently in the city, 70 in oakland, 76 in san jose. still warm inland, 80 in concord. overnight tonight we'll see the fog. return first along the coast line, after midnight spilling in around the bay shoreline. temperature wise it's a comfortable night for most of us. low to mid 50s over the next 12 hours. you will find that fog slowly pulling back to the coast line throughout the morning. and tomorrow a lot of sunshine and temperature wise pretty much where we should be for late july. 70 the temperature tomorrow in oakland, 63 in san francisc

police say amy davidson hit another car on boris court at about 11:40 leslie, the car then rolled onto its side. police say she climbed out of a window after the crash and had a minor injury, no one else was hurt. officers say her blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. she was arrested and booked into sonoma county jail. >>> antioch police have issued a silver alert after an elderly man went missing last night. 85-year-old hugh webster was last seen saturday at 7:30 pm near lonetree way and deer valley road. police say he doesn't know his way around antioch, he is described as six feet tall, about 175 pounds and was last seen wearing a 49ers jacket and a giants hat. anyone with information is asked to contact antioch police. >>> two men have been arrested for starting a wildfire that has burned nearly 1200 acres north of reno. authorities said the men notified sheriff's deputies that they started the fire yesterday while target shooting and dry grass. at least one building has been destroyed but no injuries have been reported. the fire started at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon

i'm leslie iacopi, and the president of our sailing foundation. the questions you're asking with regard to our youth sailing, we have a foundation which subsidizes the inner city youth kids from the high schools that we are trying to serve so that they are able to attend for free with the subside gee, and then, people, parents -- there's other kids whose parents are members. they will pay the $400 per semester to participate, but we open it up to the general public and the kids that are -- it's a way of druzing children who would not normally have an opportunity to be out on the water? >> chair fewer: sure, i guess it, but i wanted to know how many subsidies you give out annually? >> i would at least 50% of kids come from the high schools that are not able to pay. >> chair fewer: so 50% of the students -- so year-round, you take 15 to 20 students, but that's not annually. >> it's per semester. >> chair fewer: per semester, so that's about 30 to 40 students a year. >> that's correct. >> chair fewer: and 30 to 40 students, 50% of them are on subsidy

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rachel sullivan, rocky chow, leslie goldberg, michael goldberg, raul aldape, laurie green, martin mackerel, martha harward. >> clerk: i just want to remind the public that applause is not allowed in the chamber. you may use spirit fingers or the thumb up thing. >> supervisor mandelman: go ahead. >> i've been in san francisco four years. i'm proud to be in a city that leads in climate change. i'm here because san francisco's climate action plan needs to address the full scope of the climate emergency. currently, it does not address emissions resulting from the food we eat. it's not enough for us to strive for net zero emissions here if a substantial amount of what we import comes from outside the city. we also know that animal agriculture extremely sickens animals, the climate emergency demands radical change from us. we have under 12 years to keep from warming 1.3° celsius. for the past decade, the u.n. has urged us to reduce emissions to keep within safe environmental limits. germany banned meat in meals served at official government functions. new york city this year passed their green

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> we send out updates about the ghost ship case through the abc 7 news app. be sure to download it now. you can customize the app so you you can customize the app so you will find out jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>> a capital one lawsuit has been filed. >> michael finney has been following this story closely. he's here with the latest on it. >> the capital one commercials always ask what is in your wallet? today the question is, who is in your wallet. and how did they get there? millions of customers hacked bank apology fbi, blah, blah, blah, we heard it all before. or have we? ted rossman is an industry analyst for credit cards.com. >> it's big.

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live where fears of immigration raids are >> reporter: you have every age group. a lot of children represented here, multi faith clergy and labor unions and activist in opposition to federal immigration policies and want t. people aren edge in oakland. are you an oakland resident? yes. >> reporter: what's your name? >> wendy hanson. >> reporter: what do you think of the sense of the pending raids this weekend? >> it's deplorable to use that frightening tactic and we need to stick with our neighbors. we have to hold on to them. i can't believe anybody would try to do that. i'm so proud we're a sanctuary city. >> reporter: you look at the crowd and what do you think? >> i love everybody is here to protect the children, the families, the immigrants and we have to stick up for everyone's rights because it's totally unfair. >> reporter: like i said, the over riding feeling here is oakland is a bit on edge going into the weekend. >> with this kind of big raid, you catch a lot in the net and not just people that are intended to but innocent people t

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> team coverage of the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival will continue at 6:30. a look at the layout and trace the path the shooter took. >>> i'm dan ashley reporting live in gilroy tonight with our team of reporter here cover thing story for you. behind me, hundreds of people, the crowd continues to grow have gathered for a vigil that gets underway any moment. i'll bring that to you and more coverage as we continue live from gilroy. abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. >>> our thoughts are of course with gilroy today. so we here at abc 7 created this badge to honor the shooting victims. we shared it on our >>> right now gilroy police are searching a search warrant on the vehicle they say the suspect grove to the garlic festival. sky 7 was just on the scene and our cameras caught atf agents nearby. 19-year-old santina legon is accused of killing three. the victims killed have been identified as 6-year-old stephen romero and 13-year-old kayla and 25-year-old trever. the ages are 12 to 69 years old. >> patients who came here to access state of the art tr

today abc 7 news leslie brinkley got a closer look how that app works. >> i've had my subwoofer blown out twice. >> reporter: rick took us for a spin in his 2018 audi convertible he's listed for a year. >> people can rent it online and use it and helps me cover my to convertible. >> get to enjoy my convertible when i'm home and other people pay for it when i'm not. >> reporter: it wents frents foa day to $200 a day on the weekend. they say you unlock a vehicle with your cell phone, the keys are then locked inside the vehicle, no need to meet the owner. in fact, you can pick up the cars along a street or in a parking lot anywhere, any time. traditional car rental companies only rent to drivers 25 and older. get around says they rent to drivers 19 and older unless it's a specialty car. according to get around, a tesla model 3 like the one in the pedestrian accident is not a specialty car. thus the 21-year-old driver had access to it. benson says he had plenty of problems. >> it seems about every three months something bad happens. i had one young woman who rented cannabis. d returned it

one person was transferred to stanford and another discharge. 12-year-old leslie and his among the remaining gunshot victims recovering a santa clara county medical center. her sister described her as a timid, ty thomason to be seventh grader at moreland middle school who likes to draw and read. >> everybody was in front of the shooter. they were at some tables in front of the shooter, and they all thought him. thank god they did not get close to not to them. >> reporter: joy the spokesperson for santa clara county health system told us the seven gunshot victims who were treated range from age 12 to 69 years old. of the seven, five remain in santa clara valley medical center. one is listed in critical condition. one in serious, and one is fair. the other tuition to keep their status private. at the event was unfolding staff stepped up in a big way. >> people started showing up. people called in to see if they were needed. there was a great response by our staff who were part of the community and feeling that part as well. >> reporter: valley medical center says between their hospital and the

leslie brinkley was in the courtroom today as he testified. >> reporter: for a second day, ghost ship founder derick almena took the stand in his own defense. almena pulled a list out of his jacket, a handwritten list. his lawyer said he made while sitting in jail for two and a half years. on the list, names of dozens of city officials he said walked through the warehouse including 16 visits by 28 police officers. and 13 members of oakland fire department he testified came by five separate times. >> make no bones about it, w believe that the fire department purgered themself when they said they didn't go in and do their job. they know darn well it could cost oakland millions of dollars in civil suits. >> reporter: almena described a pig roast and how an oakland fire captain dropped in serra asked did you ever hear you were in violation of fire code? never. they were enjoying themselves. almena touched photo of his family and broke down in hairs and harris said he had little to do with running ghost ship. as cross-examination got underway in the afternoon, a lot of animosity surfaced i

>>paid a visit to leslie there at the hospital. he also visited the grandmother that 6 year-old boy who was shot and killed as well we're going to hear from the governor a little bit later on he had some pretty frank words. the cameras when he came out, yes, a state and a conference for more on our coverago and you can also get in on our mobile app 6.11 right now as we head to break, here's more from last night's vigil remembering the victims of sunday's mass shooting. >>obviously my thoughts and prayers go out to the families who are affected by this great tragedy and i'm extremely i i'm blessed to left the scene so have left that scene in time it's been a shock over the last 24 hours. >>but to see all of you here tonight. i am just so proud to be your mare a 6 year-old boy. who should be splashing sprinklers. learning to ride a bike. the 13 year-old girl. who should be experiencing her first crush. for new schoo you...and mom also gets as shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to scho

>>governor newsome who you see there actually visited leslie yesterday, he also visited the grandmother of that 6 year-old stephen romero who was killed in the shooting. doctors meanwhile now they're sharing what they saw after the shooting. st. louis regional hospital admitted patients with less serious injuries. patients with more serious injuries were taken to santa clara valley medical center. doctors say as soon as shots were fired at the garlic festival on sunday first responders and bystanders sprang into action. >>at first with hospital staff on site too. jstor patients in the field. a lot of our injured in gunshot patients were. recessed hated by community members. several were placed in cars immediately within seconds and driven to a hospital where. >>happy to say patients who came here to access. state of the art trauma care. >>there are still 5 patients at the santa clara valley medical center 3 of them are in serious or fair condition. the condition of the other 2 is unknown, we're still trying to track that down and we will have continuing coverage of the garlic festival s

one of the victims that he visited, 12-year-old leslie andres among the survivors. you could see their photo of her with the governor. her family got separated when the gunshots started ringing out at the festival. >> the idea that a 12-year-old that i just met was shot in the leg, she was describing she was on a jumping house at a garlic festival. >> the governor went on to say he's so sorry for what happened to everyone at the festival and to what is happening to the country. he's urging the white house to clearly and convincingly push for tougher gun laws. >>> still to come, we have por coverage of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. left behind in the chaos, what is being done with the belongings still at the scene. >>> also following another big story. two north bay teen as rested for killing a police officer allegedly in italy. where that investigation stands tonight. >> and i'm jeff ranieri. temperatures dropping as much as 18 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday. we'll let you know how long the trend will last before it heats back up coming up in

. >> that was leslie good and reporting. while the fbi has not said anything, the air force is not happy about it. they are saying people stay away from area 51, it is an open training range. >>> still to come, stranger story out of santa cruz where a squirrel has been on the attack. in >>> and, you can see why we cannot see the view from the top of the sales force tower cam. we will demonstrate this phenomenon. your forecast, after the break. [beeping] [woman on pa] introducing togo's new hot chicken trio. the new brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, bacon, and fresh avocado. the hot buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. and the tangy barbecue. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? [woman on pa] >>> a mama squirrel in santa cruz has been evicted from her home after attacking at least four people. emily the squirrel was hand raised but later escaped back into the wild. this week she and her three babies had to be removed from the tree. after the overly protective mom started biting