county of san francisco, including the san francisco processing and distribution center, and effective ways to increase the collection recyclables and the postwar material what the same time we put this thing and placing more than 300 new recycling and composting collection containers in high-traffic areas and all of their san francisco locations, and whereas the rest ps sf consequently reduced rental service by analogy of 70% at san francisco post office locations resulting in significant cost savings projected to reach more than $200,000 per year now, therefore be it resolved the san francisco commission on the environment extends accommodation and its appreciation to the united states postal service san francisco district courts partnership and dedication to divert compostable materials out of the waste stream and enhance existing recycling practices. be it further resolved the san francisco commission on the interment recognize the unit states postal service san francisco district for bring public awareness to diverting significant quantities of trash tonnage from landfills and inc

for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on september 30th, the secret ballot and election with chauffeurs, only 25 of the 79-80 chauffeurs voted to bring in the teamsters as they are very clear and still very clear on the chauffeurs voted and choose not to have the teamsters represent them. it's employees respects and decisions. we have had decisions -- we have had discussion and conversations with th

francisco san francisco golf course it. just a week ago the san francisco examiner published a column about secrets and secretive parks and recreation is used about randa. to file papers in the sunshine act when and where spain occurred and you can't get that until after the sprain. i mentioned that to several people and to a person they said it looks like that's something to hide. i moved to san francisco straight out of college drawn by its beauty and progressive politics is a sure many of you did. today 36 years later the homeowner a community dr. salk is this person in the city that i still love. i know that you love san francisco and i know that you want to do right by san francisco people. so, please ban the tier 1 herbicides at this another way >> president omotalade thank you. next speaker, please. [calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco. this issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequentin

san francisco can do our part. we can make sure that we keep oil from being burned and we can make sure our public land where oil currently is being extracted cannot be used for that extraction purpose ever again. the current lease with chevron x buyers in the year 2020 and this legislation would terminate that relationship with chevron corp. and would not see our public venues for julian. i would actually help with alignment purposes of reducing our carbon footprint and reducing toxins into the environment there were trying to do as a city to protect residents, not just here but in california and around the world. because co2 is a global issue. so, this legislation also mirrors legislation that congressman jared hoffman from san raphael introduced late last year called the keep it in the ground act, and that act would ban new leasing of federal land for oil also fuel extraction. so i think it's a really great step forward that we can all join in in our efforts for preventing climate change were limiting the impact

how it affects the city of san francisco. climate change is happening all over our globe and is very real and the implications are very real for our city as we sit on the pencil of san francisco. especially san francisco 3 sides by water we need to start looking at how we prepare for the changes locally. the effects of climate change and many of our beloved shoreline and recreational areas in district 2 in particular, from aquatic park all it to crissy field, the landscape is going to allow different 100 years from now. there has been a sea level rise correlating committee convenes originally by mayor lee was a broad range of each of the mental effort to rectify strategies and plan for how we as a city can leave with water and sea level rise that is coming. today i'm card for hearing on this committee to sea level rise action plan to open up the public dialogue. this affects not only the northern part of san francisco but all along the coast district 6 and 3 and down to 10 as well. something that everybody in san francisco sh

san francisco is contributing about 1.5 million dollars to transgender programs in san francisco. this entails about half going to hiv protection and research and medical needs and case management around medical needs primarily adults. the other half goes to several programs, one is $200,000 to lgbt center for employment. $200,000 goes to latina transgender. these are people who are at a intersection of immigration issues, homeless issues, employment issues, language issues, being transgender and being women and also cultural issues in the latina community so very very high at risk and appreciate the boards work on this. we have $150,000 for 2 years for coalition building to put together a council. that is moving forward very quickly. we also work with transgender and intersex justice project working on doing counseling and case management within the san francisco jail system and work ing with the safeers department the old seraph and new placing transgender people taking out of the mens prison which is where they are located and putting them in the womens side for programming and

san francisco is contributing about 1.5 million dollars to transgender programs in san francisco. this entails about half going to hiv protection and research and medical needs and case management around medical needs primarily adults. the other half goes to several programs, one is $200,000 to lgbt center for employment. $200,000 goes to latina transgender. these are people who are at a intersection of immigration issues, homeless issues, employment issues, language issues, being transgender and being women and also cultural issues in the latina community so very very high at risk and appreciate the boards work on this. we have $150,000 for 2 years for coalition building to put together a council. that is moving forward very quickly. we also work with transgender and intersex justice project working on doing counseling and case management within the san francisco jail system and work ing with the safeers department the old seraph and new placing transgender people taking out of the mens prison which is where they are located and putting them in the womens side for programming and

family arrived in san francisco? 1904. >> that's okay. there are real reasons why people don't live here. i don't want to put you on the defense. but i do just want to acknowledge that i think it's a priority to appoint people that are living here in san francisco. and i say that is incredibly important. i look forward to hear mg mor ing more discussion. >> we have

san francisco. >> (clapping.)>> >> (clapping.)>> (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.)(clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) > well, thank you again for coming today, we'll wrap up a huge thanks for charlotte schultz the best dressed woman in san francisco and never fails to amaze amounts happy heritage month in san francisco and thank you, everybody for wearing green. >> want to say a tradition starts by supervisor el balboa park welcome to my office there is food and drink as well please come and enjoy it and happy happy salesforce >>[gavel] >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of march 15 >>[gavel] >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of march 15, 2016. mdm. clerk please call little >> supervisor avalos aye,, here. president breed, here., campos, prese

san francisco. the slideshow will present many high-resolution gems of the collection and highlight the process of bringing them to the public can i went to knowledge what he wanted. he often quotes that history belongs to all san franciscans enjoying it openly is the duty of the which of the western difference in price. you can join us all highlighting our great history in san francisco. other activities are free. for more information you go to sf history days.org. also, these join me in attending the asian art museum 50th anniversary celebration beginning this thursday but also through the weekend on march 5 and 6th. the museum has been serving our city person the richmond district district 1 in golden gate park and now in its current location of the old main library in the civic center area. the asian art museum is a diverse global audience in discovering unique material aesthetic and intellectual achievements in asian american art and culture. the lead to events commemorating the asian art exams

around it in san francisco. but this is actually about as close as it gets. and the advocate communities work very closely with mta in developing this as you have heard. and we really want to thank the mta for their receptiveness and they have really grasped the essence of what we have tried to achieve with this and that said, the proof is not in how this shows all of the wonderful things that mta has been doing and there are great things that mta has achieved in the past year, but in where we go in identifying what needs to be done in the future, and how mta responds to this, and however, mta has so far been very receptive to suggestions and i think that the comments that have been made by various of you this morning, are part of that process. of how we will turn this into a living process and make it work for the improvement of the city. but i think that this is something that really reflects well on mta and the on the working relationship, between mta and the staff and the community and everyone in the city.

san francisco. this entails about half going to hiv protection and research and medical needs and case management around medical needs primarily adults. the other half goes to several programs, one is $200,000 to lgbt center for employment. $200,000 goes to latina transgender. these are people who are at a intersection of immigration issues, homeless issues, employment issues, language issues, being transgender and being women and also cultural issues in the latina community so very very high at risk and appreciate the boards work on this. we have $150,000 for 2 years for coalition building to put together a council. that is moving forward very quickly. we also work with transgender and intersex justice project working on doing counseling and case management within the san francisco jail system and work ing with the safeers department the old seraph and new placing transgender people taking out of the mens prison which is where they are located and putting them in the womens side for programming and

for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on september 30th, the secret ballot and election with chauffeurs, only 25 of the 79-80 chauffeurs voted to bring in the teamsters as they are very clear and still very clear on the chauffeurs voted and choose not to have the teamsters represent them. it's employees respects and decisions. we have had decisions -- we have had discussion and conversations with th

san francisco. the slideshow will present many high-resolution gems of the collection and highlight the process of bringing them to the public can i went to knowledge what he wanted. he often quotes that history belongs to all san franciscans enjoying it openly is the duty of the which of the western difference in price. you can join us all highlighting our great history in san francisco. other activities are free. for more information you go to sf history days.org. also, these join me in attending the asian art museum 50th anniversary celebration beginning this thursday but also through the weekend on march 5 and 6th. the museum has been serving our city person the richmond district district 1 in golden gate park and now in its current location of the old main library in the civic center area. the asian art museum is a diverse global audience in discovering unique material aesthetic and intellectual achievements in asian american art and culture. the lead to events commemorating the asian art exams

"san francisco chronicle" will join joe montana as a star with a statute at the san francisco location. >> maybe they next. >> that is a different thing. we will clean a couple of days, pretty nice and we will keep them around. but then it will change on easter. and a chance of showers next week. i want dead show you the sunset last night. absolutely gorgeous. talk about the great sunrise that we have been getting but we will get another one today but it is nice to look at this. the next six hour as few high clouds through the sky and otherwise it is quiet with the winds blowing at five miles per hour right new. more sunshine and warm the today and cooler but dry for the easter egg hunt and next week, trending unsettled with the chances of light showers. today we will start with the coolest half moon bay at 63, and san francisco is 65 and richmond is 66 and the warmest santa rosa napa and fairfield and an doing and concord and livermore and palo alto and slow and morgan hill in the 70s. tonight, patchy fog hike who are seeing developing in the not bay but nothing too thick mainly in th

francisco san francisco golf course it. just a week ago the san francisco examiner published a column about secrets and secretive parks and recreation is used about randa. to file papers in the sunshine act when and where spain occurred and you can't get that until after the sprain. i mentioned that to several people and to a person they said it looks like that's something to hide. i moved to san francisco straight out of college drawn by its beauty and progressive politics is a sure many of you did. today 36 years later the homeowner a community dr. salk is this person in the city that i still love. i know that you love san francisco and i know that you want to do right by san francisco people. so, please ban the tier 1 herbicides at this another way >> president omotalade thank you. next speaker, please. [calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco. this issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequentin

how it affects the city of san francisco. climate change is happening all over our globe and is very real and the implications are very real for our city as we sit on the pencil of san francisco. especially san francisco 3 sides by water we need to start looking at how we prepare for the changes locally. the effects of climate change and many of our beloved shoreline and recreational areas in district 2 in particular, from aquatic park all it to crissy field, the landscape is going to allow different 100 years from now. there has been a sea level rise correlating committee convenes originally by mayor lee was a broad range of each of the mental effort to rectify strategies and plan for how we as a city can leave with water and sea level rise that is coming. today i'm card for hearing on this committee to sea level rise action plan to open up the public dialogue. this affects not only the northern part of san francisco but all along the coast district 6 and 3 and down to 10 as well. something that everybody in san francisco sh

that is how we came up with healthy san francisco and the san francisco health plan, and i think that this is really-to encourage us i to go further and i don't think this is like a conversation of exploring our limits. really to define where we can push the envelope. >> thank you. any further comment? we see where your budget report has led us today. >> thank you. >> commissioners were full blood to the next item i want to note is a gentleman with a camera and he's taking pictures to do ads for sfgov tv for the health commission. just to give you a context could director garcia and i were mentioned and i forgot to remind you about that but that is what's happening. so, smile for the camera. item 9 is the >> i have lunch on my shirt so take pictures of everyone else. >> item 9 is the hr dbh hr update. >> yes, please >> good afternoon, pres. chung and novel members of the health commission didn't find the human resources director for public health. today on the provide human resources update could elect to start by mentioning that work in a number of organizations including 12 years in

francisco delta's in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning president buell and commissioners, jim [inaudible] native san francisco born and raised in the mission. i lived in san francisco my entire life and i raised 4 kids in the mission district. obviously you probably know this better than most of us, but soccer is a national past time in south america, central america and mexico and during the last 10 years there is a growing love affair in the lutino community with soccer. kids light up on the soccer field and has a positive impact. those that raised children in san francisco as i have, i have lived in san francisco my wlole life so i would know, it is very difficult to find a family venue, a positive family venueism you have this commission, this panel and all we have that bring quality of life to san franciscan and san francisco families. you now have that ability to make that decision here. i don't know the owner of the franchise but can tell you from what i see, he want

reporting in san francisco. kate cagle. kron 4 news. >> catherine:hope has turned to heartbreak for some american families waiting for word of loved ones missing in brussels. a sobering confirmation today - from secretary of state john kerry. two americans are among the 31 people killed in tuesday's attacks. their names have not been released yet. there are still two americans missing. greant is here with an update on the challenge facing doctors treating the dozens of serously wounded victims. >> grant:you are looking at an m=r=i of one of the bombing victims. you can see right here where a bolt has lodged in the skull. the bombs were packed with metal fragments to maximize their lethal power. tonight we are hearing from some of the survivors. nat an emotional scene at the hospital as the parents of a wounded mormon missionary are reunited with their son. 19 year old mason wells says the blast lifted him off the ground, tore the watch off his arm and one shoe off his foot. a large part of the left side of my body got reall

francisco and san jose largely misting out. upper 60s around san jose and san francisco in the low 60s for the afternoon and rain throughout the day, especially sonoma county and highs close to 60 in santa rosa and mid-60s around pleasanton and livermore. look at the rain totals through 7:00. almost nothing in the south bay. by the time the second storm comes in on sunday, rain fill in for areas south of san francisco as this sets up a stormy pattern that will take us from friday into the weekend with these daily chances of rain all the way through sunday. now, for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> we'll take that familiar shot i showed you just last report. the backup light here because they turned them on and all the folks letting loose just past the metering lights. and continuing back towards the maze. so, we have about the build starting about west grand avenue now. no surprises. i do want to show you that road weather index and our traffic data combine would the weather da data. and it's coming down a

francisco y san jos. lorena/3 shot --a ustedes les gustan los pollos de goma? si la respuesta es un s, escuche esto. take vo --cientos de personas se reunieron en la ciudad "grand rapids" michigan para aventar el mayor nmero de pollos de goma posibles en el festival de "laugh-fest" que tiene lugar cada aÑo, con el nico propsito de rerse y divertirse. lucrecia --los que asistieron este festival terminaron aventando 738 pollos, 261 menos de los que aventaron los que los que lograron llegar al record mundial en ese mismo festival en el 2011. lo curioso es que horas despus, una iglesia en canad termino aventando un total de 999 pollos de goma... [♪] >>yo no puedo tener hijos. ¿de quiÉn es el niÑo que esperas? [♪] >>ignacia. >>¿quÉ le pasÓ a ignacia? >>creo que tuvo un accidente. >>¿y tÚ, se puede saber quÉ haces aquÍ? >>alguien cortÓ la manguera del lÍquido de frenos a su auto cc:telemundo network >>don gonzalo fue el que me hizo ese comentario, pero yo le dije que eso era imposible, porque y

san francisco? >> no, this is certainly a national problem. more acute in western but more up to california, washington, moving out into other states. this kind of building exist and this kind of building is vulnerable. >> when you're involved with the community safety, this is a different way of thinking about these types of things. we had a community group of over 100 people involved and upper 1 of them. tell us about * how that conversation went. why did we decide as a city or a community to start fixing these types of buildings? >> there were a lot of aspects that were considered well beyond just the engineering answer that these are vulnerable. and that effort brought in a lot of people from different aspects of the community that looked at the importance of these buildings to the housing stock and the possible ramifications of losing this /houbgs in the case of an earthquake. the financial implications, the historic preserve vacation s implication as you mentioned, these are very handsome looking buildings that are importance to the tour

county of san francisco. >> amen of the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors - thank you bob. >> i'm trying to get there. >> it says it's on but. >> let's try that one. >> does that work. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors and parking authority commission call roll. >> director brinkman director borden director ramos director rubke chairman nolan mr. chairman we have quorum pier 70 great, thank you. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room microphones set on vibrate caused interruption we respectfully ask they be turned off item 4 approval of the minutes. >> motion to approve. >> any further discussion? the i's have it. >> communications directors please be advised there will be no closed session today and also posted online an item are regarding 330 stockton it is not on the agenda today to we apologize for any confusion to the public 3 may have caused

from -- well, 20-25 minutes from novato to san francisco. we saw the zipper truck on the move with four lanes in the southbound direction and two in the nobody, a color ride through the robin williams tunnel with no delays. we do have road work out there and slow traffic out of tracy and in the san francisco area, southbound, from 1 to southbound 280 a lane is blocked. give yourself extra time they are picking it up at 6:00. back with a look at san mateo bridge if a bit. >> a lot of you wearing as could your tears be the answer to more comfortable impacts? maybe. stanford researchers discovered a prosecute in tears that can create a lens that more mimics the eye that keeps in the moisture. if scientists can create a better material, more comfortable lens can be created that did not dry out. >> many of us get chocolate this easter weekend, and a new study finds traces of lead in some of the chocolate. results were released by an organization based in oakland after testing 50 chocolate products and lead was found in drive include from trader j

san francisco tennis club. this may seem strange to come to you, historic preservation commission to think about preserving a building that's been called "ugly" but it was called "ugly" by the previous developer who wanted to knock it down. san francisco tennis club is not a historic building but has played and continues to play a historic role in the central soma neighborhood and the city. as the largest indoor and outdoor tennis facility on the west coast it's irreparable. for 45 years it's provided families, diverse families and single people, young and old, a health and safe place to gather for recreation and socializing. it's enormous. 2.5 acres, four stories and parking for many cars and as much as golden gate park and should be in place to serve the new residents as well as the thousands it currently serves. the mas tude of the -- magnitude of the if the and services must be seen to be understood and on behalf of the 2,000 members i would like to invite you individually or a group to see what is going on

san francisco. >> (clapping.)>> >> (clapping.)>> (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.)(clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) > well, thank you again for coming today, we'll wrap up a huge thanks for charlotte schultz the best dressed woman in san francisco and never fails to amaze amounts happy heritage month in san francisco and thank you, everybody for wearing green. >> want to say a tradition starts by supervisor el balboa park welcome to my office there is food and drink as well please come and enjoy it and happy happy salesforceto order. roll >> commissioner willie adams, here. commissioner kimberley brandon, here. commissioner lesley katz, absent. commissioner aleenan kounalakis, here. commissioner woo ho, here: approval of minutes for february 23, 2016 meeting. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> pub lecomment >> any public comment

san francisco proposing charging drivers to park at night. the mta says they have to do this to recoup millions of lost dollars. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang. some people not too excited about this plan. >> i live here and i'm not. people who dine and shop in popular areas and business owners who might be impacted. you see, of course, the time, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and that would change past 6:00 at night. you have to keep feeding the meters, although the details are still unclear with this plan. take a look at part of what is driving this possible move. the san francisco municipal transportation agency is trying to close about a $14 million gap for each of the next two fiscal years. and you can see that in the red there. the sfmta has outlined exactly where this nighttime metering would happen but this would be the busiest areas. part of why this shortage from a move approved just tuesday to reduce towing fees. great news for the drivers and it is also expected to be a $3.5 million hit to the city. so, the mta is looking to make

san francisco is named the best places to live well. the city is one of best for people with want to stay active and healthy with quiet streets and trails and parks and available health care. >> amen. >> check your frozen pizza that could have glass that possibly comes from spinach, which is an ingredient. no one has reported eat the glass. we have a link to the recalled products on abc7news.com. >> despite the weather the city of pacifica will tear down a red tagged apartment. tomorrow. the complex has been empty since 2010. you will see why. at the wreck of falling into the ocean because the cliff below it has eroded. >> we are talking rain. on the coast. they will deal with it all weekend. >> tear down the apartment building and everyone else is dealing with possibility of flooding or mudslides. >> mother nature could be tearing it down because the coast is hit hardest. in the north bay between petaluma and dillon beach we have the best radar return. we will head to redwood city where you can see around middle field road to edgewood

carlos to san jose and 54 now in san francisco. look at the highs today. we will in some spots getting close to 80 degrees. gilroy today 79. 76 in palo alto and the embarcadero at 70 degrees. 75 in napa and 73 in oakland. pleasanton looking at 76 degrees. bright, sunny, warm today. slightly cooler in time for the weekend. i'll detail that coming up in about seven minutes. let's get an update for b.a.r.t. riders now from mike. >> that's right, kari. as pete has reported we have no b.a.r.t. service but we do have a bus bridge in place. anyway, people might want to head over towards that north concord station and why there might be more traffic on highway 4. that's what we're seeing right now. north concord station and take willow road where everybody seems to be getting off the freeway and take it farther south down the other two concord stations. the rest of the lines are moving well, folks. the rest of the roadways are moving pretty predictability. see the build westbound and you see that and moving on a flat section, guys. back to

san francisco. >> (clapping.)>> >> (clapping.)>> (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.)(clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) (clapping.) >> as well as for the irish pipers band in san francisco. >> (clapping.) > well, thank you again for coming today, we'll wrap up a huge thanks for charlotte schultz the best dressed woman in san francisco and never fails to amaze amounts happy heritage month in san francisco and thank you, everybody for wearing green. >> want to say a tradition starts by supervisor el balboa park welcome to my office there is food and drink as well please come and enjoy it and happy happy salesforce light for our streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led with the did i audits for better light for streets and pedestrian and they're even better for this vitally lasting longer and consuming up to 50 percent less

>> san francisco magazine won't change a lick. if anything, we'll benefit from having this other arm, this other outpost in the south bay. you might see more coverage of the south bay in san francisco magazine. but i think that there is more than enough stories to be told. there are great things happening in both areas. there is a lot of troubling things happening in both areas, too. we are not going to ignore those. the lifestyle of the south bay is rich and is not being well served by monthly or bimonthly magazine at this point. here we go. >> you are talking about the food and the culture. does that mean that you ignore stories like apple versus the fbi that we are seeing right now. is that not your target story? >> i don't think we ignore it but by giving that we are a bimonthly magazine, that will be hard to stay on the cutting edge on that. that's you guys' job. but for sure, we're going to acknowledge it. we are not going to pretend like it does not exist and these fights are not happening. the the cover of the first issue,

mid-50s in san francisco and san jose right now, livermore 53. tonight 40s widespread away from the water, concord 45, napa 47, santa rosa 44, san francisco 52 degrees tomorrow. the light onshore flow continues which will induce that temperature spread. we'll do 10 degrees tomorrow, 10 degrees cooler at the coast with morning fog because of the onshore flow. ridge of high pressure continues to keep the storm track to our north and hangs out close to us one more day. then some changes. a low pressure area will dive down from canada coming in from the north. rainfall, yeah, a little bit maybe toward the middle of next week. the big difference is the source of our air coming down from canada, 5 to 10 degrees below average most, if not all of next week, and a breeze kicks up sunday afternoon, late day easter egg may be breezy outside. noticeably cooler next week and a couple midweek showers possible. tomorrow by far the warmest day of the next several. livermore 71, san francisco upper 60s. monday low 60s, slight chance of a shower wednesday. we won'

cameras in san francisco and san jose. you see a little bit of cloud cover there in san francisco, but the sun certainly shining in san jose. things could change here tomorrow. chief meteorologist, here on the weekend with us, a little bit of a transition here in the newsroom with the new set being built. >> i know. so we are doing it the old-fashioned way on the chrome ma kee. as we look at the live scanning doppler radar over 250 mile radius. no rainfall just yet. dry igs conditions in santa rosa, san jose as well. the next storm offshore. the cold front lining up in decent moisture, about 430 miles away. as that gets here, again, rainfall chances increasing. you can see through tonight at 11:30, which is cloudy. not expecting heavy rainfall. evening plans, looking good for that. tomorrow morning, widespread cloud cover moves in. scattered showers at 9:00 in the mork. the rainfall pushes to the south by 11:30 in the morning and eventually across contra costa and alameda counties by sunday afternoon. tracking exactly how

but nonetheless 52 san francisco. 47 santa rosa. it's going to be so much warmer today than yesterday. i have the full details in minutes. >>> bay bridge no delays out of oakland into san francisco. >>> developing news now in berkeley. where two people were shot at treatment and prince streets around 1 a.m. police say they believe the two victims were sitting in a car. both are being treated for life- threatening injuries. officers say the shooting doesn't appear to be random. >>> berkeley police are looking for another gunman from a shooting that happened near delaware street and san pablo avenue yesterday. witnesses say the suspect shot a man in front of a liquor store and ran from the scene. officers combed the area but still have not found the shooter. >>> drivers on i-80 are being more cautious this morning because the gun violence that has plagued the freeway is back. one driver had a close call yesterday near appian way and pinole. kpix 5's andria borba shows us the frightening encounter can happen in daylight. >>> reporter:

san francisco. the slideshow will present many high-resolution gems of the collection and highlight the process of bringing them to the public can i went to knowledge what he wanted. he often quotes that history belongs to all san franciscans enjoying it openly is the duty of the which of the western difference in price. you can join us all highlighting our great history in san francisco. other activities are free. for more information you go to sf history days.org. also, these join me in attending the asian art museum 50th anniversary celebration beginning this thursday but also through the weekend on march 5 and 6th. the museum has been serving our city person the richmond district district 1 in golden gate park and now in its current location of the old main library in the civic center area. the asian art museum is a diverse global audience in discovering unique material aesthetic and intellectual achievements in asian american art and culture. the lead to events commemorating the asian art exams

the ceo says san francisco is the perfect city to host a pro soccer team. >> san francisco is a global city that's missing the most popular spot in the world, so it's kind of exciting to bring what's called the beautiful game to our beautiful city. >> reporter: but not everyone was ex you know bear ran. many residents have two main concerns. traffic on game days, which could draw up to 10,000 fans, and alcohol. some wanted an alcohol ban. >> people come out of the game for these kind of events, and they good to the bars, and then when the bars close, people come out of the barks and they don't have anywhere to relieve themselves. >> reporter: the team says needs the alcohol sales to help stay financially afloat. >> we share all those concerns. it's bad business if we have any problems. >> reporter: the deltas will host 20 games a season and play in division 2 of the north american soccer league. the team is committed to making improvements at kezar, including the seats and lighting. the team says businesses will benefit. but more importantly, it will be fun for families. >> it's going

san francisco the teeth we've node done an assessment of the san francisco police department. >> is there a element of confidentiality in the mission of transparent the request for candor (inaudible) really. >> without the community being (inaudible). >> absolutely it will be impossible to garter the information so we'll be hearing from the interview but the report one way or the other won't identify the officers alibi as is team goes 2, 3, 4 ride along these we know that part will be confidentiality we'll have an opportunity for interviews and talk to the police union and the community-based organizations and concerned about at their own - we're talk to them this is there are issues we should be focusing on but that part we'll not say who we talk to and get people to be open i see our experience your challenge any city we're not - we're starting the process in san francisco one they know i'll ask the community to look at because people are concerned many cases i think my cherns shows the for the right of police officers want to do do right thing this is the opportunity they become

everyone is looking at san francisco, livermore, san jose a sample, above average. it is misleading. it was front-loaded. look at the rain at the beginning of the month. you may have noticed it is getting dry. low-to-mid 70s through the central valley. 66 in san diego. 82 in palm springs. breezy in monterey at 62. but sunny. lake tahoe shows temperatures above the average high of 51. through next week. sue? >> good morning. we watched the zipper truck on the golden gate bridge you have fur lanes southbound. two lanes northbound. very light drive. to san jose, 101 has head heights headed northbound. 880 shows where we are. traffic is looking great. no delays. everyone is moving at the limit. and behaving. we have road work. we will tell you about that. westbound 24 to westbound 580, the ramp is partly closed. this is road work. you can still get through. one lane is open. we will check the peninsula or south san francisco to 380 is in the lanes a few more minutes. >> sue, you said you at great america for the opening? >> i was. >> you were three? >>> back in the day.

that is san francisco. at 7:00. low-to-mid 60s at noon headed through the day planner and we will hang out nearly 60 at the coast and 70 for the rest of us this afternoon and mid-50s to low 60s at 7:00. grab a light coat. no need to worry about rain. mass transit options, 42 bart trains in service. with the limited schultz shuttle service with continue meant delay. golden gate bridge transit announce several cancellations including the 72x, at 6:28. 4 from mill valley at 7:04 is canceled and 71 from novato at 6:25 canceled. ace trains all running on time. >> several breaking developments in the last few members from brussels. belgium prosecutors are in the middle of a news conference of the suspect. tiffany wilson is monitoring this. >> we are learning a lot of new information conflicting with early reports. the belgium prosecutors is still holding the news conference. here it is, not the prosecutor but just spoke but another official. the initial prosecutor said that a suspect is currently being interrogated. did n

the san francisco chief of police and the san francisco police department is in support of this so we can help solve these unsolved cases and communicate with the community and the support from the community for these unsolved cases. thank you very much. i will be happy to answer any questions. >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you and congratulations on your new job. if there are no other speakers, let's open up for public comment. first speaker, please. public speaker: good morning. my name is paulette brown. and thank you commander. i'm glad to see you here and >>supervisor london breed: thank you too for implementing this reward for the homicide posters. as a mother who has been on a battlefield for the last 9 years, i just want to say april 6th, of this year will be my son's birthday and august 14th of this year will be my son's anniversary. it's been 10 years, it will be 10 years for my son's case that has not been solved for 10 years now. it's really hurtful and painful for me that i have to live without my child for this long, my only son. but i want to think this is being impl

francisco by supporting local services we help san francisco remain unique and successful where will you shop and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west portal avenue if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come and subcontract it is in recent years we see a drop off of a lot of bookstores both national chains and neighborhoods by the neighborhood stores where coming you don't want to - one of the great things of san francisco it is neighborhood neighborhood have dentist corrosive are coffeehouses but 2, 3, 4 coffeehouses in month neighborhoods that are on their own- that'syou. >> what do you think about working at an airport and i love it is busy all the time. >> we want it to be an

the city of san francisco. to allow so much money to come in while still allowing homelessness to exists. it's not unnatural phenomenon. we allow it to happen. those blind to this crisis and those fighting you on this the state of emergency are allowing it to happen. poverty does not need to exist. think about that mr. mayor and everyone else who has chosen to be silent. there's no law of nature that states this. a state of emergency is necessary to address this issue. this is not debatable. it's a shame this city which has seen an increase of wealth have not seen a decrease in its miserable. the way we address homelessness in the city and the sweeps and criminalization and the super bowl fiasco and not having enough shelter beds for the storms we knew were coming. this is not the mark of a society rooted injustice. not to me. the current reality must change. what this city needs is a political will and not just speak about the crisis, but act. we're grateful to supervisor campos and his supporting -- we need m

than expected for san francisco projects san francisco is to the subject to you know having to capitol hill to the same degree as a project in say walnut creek. >> it was a little bit confusing i looked at did maps you had the western and southern part of san francisco the red if they had a project have to be better than 15 percent of our ami and above. >> there are similar situations in san francisco prior to a number of changes there are some locations in san francisco that are a little bit above that threshold and those are projects where they would need to make sure that their were some reductions pieces in place similar to actually as we discussed under the p d m ordinance pretty much all have to be actively about the trip reductions so we'll expect all locations will comply with that. >> and in terms of housing and businesses i think you have to be very careful to evaluate what that project broingz to the table and where the residents were before and the shoppers were before and the employees were before because you build a new project for housing and have a one unit of one to on

francisco san francisco golf course it. just a week ago the san francisco examiner published a column about secrets and secretive parks and recreation is used about randa. to file papers in the sunshine act when and where spain occurred and you can't get that until after the sprain. i mentioned that to several people and to a person they said it looks like that's something to hide. i moved to san francisco straight out of college drawn by its beauty and progressive politics is a sure many of you did. today 36 years later the homeowner a community dr. salk is this person in the city that i still love. i know that you love san francisco and i know that you want to do right by san francisco people. so, please ban the tier 1 herbicides at this another way >> president omotalade thank you. next speaker, please. [calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco. this issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequentin

we need to do a lot in san francisco to encourage young people and young families to stay in san francisco. i think we are missing out on a lot of our diversity when young families leave our city. we need to do all we can to be mindful of the needs of young families in the city. we mentioned housing. schools are a big deal. but also being able to be flexible with transportation and children. >> what is happening with crime in your district? give me your thoughts on how you think the police are doing with respect to crime in your district? >> i think we are very fortunate in district two. we have a number of great police captains that oversee the stations that touched district two. richmond and northern are the two major police stations that touched the district. we do have a lot of crime in district 2. both crimes against individuals but also against merchants along our merchant corridors. chestnut. union in particular has been hit. fillmore and sacramento. it is a big deal. we also have the break-ins. we need to be very mindful that people keep their iphones and laptops out of sight. but

. >> how art, and artists are being saved in san francisco. and how local dancers are ending up on stage with justin bieber, tonight. >> we never have 55 cars go bad in a day. it's a catastrophe. >>> a commute catastrophe. >> people want to be reached where they're at. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> bart delays have stretched into a second day because of broken equipment. we'll have the problems and responses for bart. >> melanie? >> people are asking me if this is the same issue that happened at the transbay tube. engineers say it's not. there is no connection because there is no electrical connection. that being said, they don't know what is causing this problem, and say this time, it's worse. they don't know what is causing the problems but have identified where it's happening. >> we've got this failure isolated. >> reporter: every time the cars pass over that track they get zapped. >> reporter: it is small, and expensive. >> $1,000. >> reporter: it takes 22 weeks owe order. when it fails, the cars stop powering themselves. they're bei

francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in