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in july 2nd, larry county district attorney, law clerk peter park took the bar.learned he passed the test on his first try early last month. park says he now wants to be a prosecutor in order to, quote, uphold liberty, equality and justice in society. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 tonight the developers of a large scale construction project on san francisco bay are now looking to get approval for those plans next month. >> the chronicle reports strata tcc partners and trammell crow will begin the entitlement process for a large complex that does include 715 housing units and a floating pool right there appears 30 and 32. the developers are hoping to get the port commission's approval, all of a non binding agreement laying out the terms and conditions of the project. plans for the development have been in the works now for three years. strata is hoping to get full app

recently appointed to rec and park. i knew him growing up. eleanor basly arno, a painter passed july 15, 2023 at the age of 97. helen elaine harper was born april 20, 1926 in omaha nebraska. founded the san louie bispo arts center and worked as cureiator. in 1965 the family moveped to san francisco and goes on to paint 7 mayoral portraits. introduction to mayor made by socialite costello. her depiction of feinstein lead to portraits of succeeding mayors. joyce, artist and former sfac colleague passed away july 17, 2023 at the age of 58. decades played a central role in shaping and strengthening filipino arts and culture, particularly in san francisco's filipino cultural heritage district. sfmoma pilipinas. supported countless shows and filipino art american artists from [indiscernible] studio to leading the theater group in the late 1990's and asian american arts organization kearney street workshop. her work and spirit will have a lasting impact on the san francisco filipino american community that she so loved. joyce

recently appointed to rec and park. i knew him growing up. eleanor basly arno, a painter passed july 15, 2023 at the age of 97. helen elaine harper was born april 20, 1926 in omaha nebraska. founded the san louie bispo arts center and worked as cureiator. in 1965 the family moveped to san francisco and goes on to paint 7 mayoral portraits. introduction to mayor made by socialite costello. her depiction of feinstein lead to portraits of succeeding mayors. joyce, artist and former sfac colleague passed away july 17, 2023 at the age of 58. decades played a central role in shaping and strengthening filipino arts and culture, particularly in san francisco's filipino cultural heritage district. sfmoma pilipinas. supported countless shows and filipino art american artists from [indiscernible] studio to leading the theater group in the late 1990's and asian american arts organization kearney street workshop. her work and spirit will have a lasting impact on the san francisco filipino american community that she so loved. joyce

recently appointed to rec and park. arno, a painter passed july 15, 2023 at the age of 97. helen elaine harper was born april 20, 1926 in omaha nebraska. founded the san louie bispo arts center and worked as cureiator. in 1965 the family moveped to san francisco and goes on to paint 7 mayoral portraits. introduction to mayor made by socialite costello. her depiction of feinstein lead to portraits of succeeding mayors. joyce, artist and former sfac colleague passed away july 17, 2023 at the age of 58. decades played a central role in shaping and strengthening filipino arts and culture, particularly in san francisco's filipino cultural heritage district. sfmoma pilipinas. supported countless shows and filipino art american artists from [indiscernible] studio to leading the theater group in the late 1990's and asian american arts organization kearney street workshop. her work and spirit will have a lasting impact on the san francisco filipino american community that she so loved. joyce final weeks were spent at her home un

. >> that's right, larry, sfmta confirmed to us today that they will now postpone the parking restrictions until next year, but they did not specify as to when exactly. for almost two years, chiapetta has lived in this rv on winston drive. >> my small kitchen for months. >> the sfmta parking restrictions approved to go into effect next tuesday have been looming over him. the restrictions would mean that everyone here would need to move their rvs every four hours. it was a very complicated thing. >> um, more or less more than 100 rvs moving on the city. so we don't know where we can go. >> several months ago, sfmta director of streets said this area was dangerous, citing many injuries and the need for a bike lane. >> the plan is to build is to widen the sidewalks by building seven boarding islands for transit riders to safely get on and off the bus on lake merced boulevard, and to build a two mile long protected bike lane that will slow down the speed of the speeding traffic and separate cyclists from that traffic. >> but today, sfmta a confirmed they're taking a step back on their parking

kitty, and somebody was petting her in a parking lot on holy farm.i want to go back to carmel. >> carmel is kind of nice. >> no, we're happy for larry. >> he probably got on some truck or something. >> by car, yeah, that's a long way by paw. >> i have been working on my fitness ♪ >> yeah. we can see today. >>> yeah, the sunrise is beautiful. it's a great start to our thursday morning. we are watching the coastline for those higher than normal tides, and that will run from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for tomorrow as well as saturday, we will have chilly mornings and mild and sunny days. by sunday we will see rain coming back to the forecast. right now we are seeing clouds spreading in as another storm system moves up around the pacific northwest with widespread rain. we have a couple storm systems out there in the pacific. what we have been watching with the jet stream, that's the flow of the upper level winds that carries the storm systems across the ocean and into the west coast. we have seen a zonal pattern where it's flat, and that's why it has not mo

but camden yards, it was built by a guy by the name of larry laquino, a baseball icon. >> that's righthe model for nearly every new park that's been built since the early '90s that followed camden yards and changed major league baseball. so this new 30-year lease, tell us what it means to the core of the city of baltimore, a city that's had some problems economically and otherwise. what does it do to the core of the city in terms of future growth for the city around camden yards? >> thanks so much, mike. you're right, it's everything. economically, what it means is we have our anchors between the orioles and the ravens that are now going to be two crucial players in a larger master planning process about how we're rethinking a downtown core that's going to benefit the entire city. it is going to help small business owners, minority business owners, women business owners, and people who now have a measure of predictability. it is difficult to get someone to invest in a city when its core anchors could potentially leave. we've seen the consequence of that in oakland. we're seeing the con