Side of the highway. From kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. Hello, im sara donchey. Cecil williams was a man woven into the fabric of San Francisco. His church became a refuge for People Society left behind, and williams was instrument 58 in turning glide Memorial Church into a name heard around the world. The reverend served as pastor of glide for 60 years before he retired. He didnt just command the pulpit, he was a champion for people who needed the help the most, turning glide into a world renowned nonprofit, helping hundreds of thousands of people in the process. Hes also known for stepping up in the aftermath of crisis. Right on. Right on. I love you too. We got to struggle with it tomorrow, and i wont thats the point, we got to do what . We got to do what . We got to do what . Pull together. Thats it, we got to pull together, yeah. This is San Francisco, no matter how much turmoil, we always seem to straighten it out. They think im sometimes the
I think of love. I think of support. Now at 11 00, remembering one of the bay areas most famous religious leaders. How friends are honoring reverend Cecil Williams and the legacy he left behind. Plus, allegations of racial profiling against jurors in Alameda County. The bombshell evidence that has the d. A. Taking a second look at Death Penalty cases. Plus, drivers to the rescue as a group rushes in to race someone in a car burning on the side of the highway. From kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. Hello, im sara donchey. Cecil williams was a man woven into the fabric of San Francisco. His church became a refuge for People Society left behind, and williams was instrument 58 in turning glide Memorial Church into a name heard around the world. The reverend served as pastor of glide for 60 years before he retired. He didnt just command the pulpit, he was a champion for people who needed the help the most, turning glide into a world renowned nonprofit, help
Right now at 5 30, another wrinkle in the way cities and developers address californias housing crisis. Much of the effort to build new housing in california is focused on removing the obstacles thrown up by local governments and now the u. S. Supreme court has ruled cities and counties must be more judicious in the way they assess impact fees on development projects. John ramos explains how that could affect whats being built. Reporter the ruling stemmed from a case called sheetz versus El Dorado County in which a man wanted to put a modular home on his property and was told he had to pay to replace the entire street. The Supreme Court says that wasnt proper and now it may be a game changer in the housing crisis. Effrin coreo was involved with the development of this affordable senior apartment complex on the site of a former Mobile Home Park destroyed by the 2017 tubbs fire, but the amount the city charged to do that was simply astounding. Had an average of 40 to 60,000 per unit on i
Of using the environmentally friendly Lawn Equipment. Thats where the friendliness ended. On the other side of the park, a battle of a. I. Verses used, sheep verses robot put to a vote. This seems like its funny, but its not. Reporter it wasnt serious at all. The competition pitted a flock of sheep from uc davis against an autonomous lawnmower, which acts like an outdoor roomba cutting the grass automatically using a gps sensing tower. What it does, it talks to the gps and it talks to the base station. Then you draw points along the lawn, and it makes a little square and knows where to go. Reporter the advantages it could mow any time day or night will make no noise and will automatically find its way back to the charging station when the battery gets low. The first part looks like a car and a black panther or Something Like that. Reporter it causes a lot less shock to lawns. No cost because youre running out of battery and they do no damage. The lawns are much healthier. Reporter not
supervisor walton present. president yee present? supervisor mar present. president, you have to a quorum. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. president yee: okay. on behalf a of the board i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv, lawrence brian and colleena, who record each of the meetings and make the transcript available to the public online. madame clerk, any communications? clerk: none to report today. president yee: today we re approving the minutes from december 10, 2019 and december 17, 2019 board meetings. are there any changes to these minute meetings meeting minutes? seeing none. can i have a motion to approve the minutes at presented made by supervisor preston and seconded by supervisor ronen. then, without objection, those minutes will be approved after public comment. madame clerk, please call the consent