san francisco will stay cool with upper 50s on the embarcadero and hayes valley at 59 and going to the marina even a little bit chillier there. expecting 56. take tout north bay, and that's also going to be a little bit chilly here, but overall low to mid-60s. slightly below average. napa at 65 and santa rosa at 63. for the tri-valley, breaks of sunshine, but, again, cloudier than we had for today. 66 in pleasanton and 65 in danville. let's take you throughout the next six days. the biggest thing again will be that chance of showers returning by friday's forecast and just slowly lock at this map. you can see by sunday, monday and tuesday, no typos here, temperatures going into the upper 70s, low 80s for the interior valleys and check it out. next tuesday possibly close to 90 degrees and some record-setting heat so looking good by this weekend here as we head throughout the bay area and check it out. heading to lake tahoe for any kind of skiing, numbers in the 50s and mostly sunny skies, so we've kind of got a little bit of everything, sun, some rain and much hotter temperatures coming

i'm madelein [speaker not understood] from hayes valley. i am now the community board member of legal assistance to the elderly. i became their board member from the community because they saved my housing. i am low-income. i am disabled and i am a senior which doesn't mean that i don't do anything. in 2008 i was woman of the year in district 5. i cofounded the hayes valley art coalition. i helped to get the freeway torn down. i started a lot of the shops. i was one of the pioneers. however, along the way i forgot to make money so i could buy a house. anyway, i still contribute and do what i can. i'm extremely grateful to legal assistance to the elderly. so, if there is anyway to fund us more, to fund other groups more, i know so many who are in need of this service. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. my name is [speaker not understood]. and i want to thank you for this hearing. [speaking through interpreter] i just want to let you know how difficult it is to be in the process of being evicted. awhi

partnership with the recreation and parks department and together has completed projects such as hayes valley playground and balboa park. for these projects, rec/park has successfully encouraged charitable donations, public private partnerships and a variety of public and private grants. this legislation would strain the flexibility needed to accomplish these projects. we are currently working with a generous donor to explore redoing the playground in front of civic center. the proposed legislation again concerning the budge and schedule of this project and challenge the donor's intent to make this city more livable and have great public parks for all san franciscans to enjoy. thank you. ~ >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thanks. it's great to hear we're looking at the civic center play grounds. i don't think they've been redone since maybe the '93. i used to work at the conservation core and they did some work on that back in '93. my kids go there and play all the time. it's just not the standard it should be. so, right in front of city hall it would be great to see that happen. thank

. >> my name is bill i'm an alcoholic - wrong meeting i'm bill i lives in hayes valley i work for a journal maker we've been if the same rent control department and my wife is a native san franciscan our building was recently put up for sale we're worried about this. i was here in january for the sfmta meeting i didn't speak i watched and listened to a parade of interesting parties and watched and listened to the board members we know they never that intended to consider not passing this shuttle. the environmental study should have been done years ago when the busses started to republic through and the city looked at the other ways and those corporations were devastating our neighborhood. this decision soujt like a slam dunk it going back to the drawing board and number 2 as soon as this hearing is over you contact the department of traffic and tell him to endorse the laws. bower and the rest of them will find private lots pretty fast it's really that simple. and finally forgive me for telling you how to do your job, your not running a wal-mart our citizens are not - >> thank you very much.

. >> i'm one of the board members of the hayes valley association we've been in contact with at&t ever since we saw it posted on a post we've been if contact with mark who's also been working with our transportation committee to maintain the details of how this impacts our neighborhood. we did a box walk and even if there were 18 objections. the issues that we see from a point of view of the neighborhood association as well as been a neighbor is at&t point of view is the only point of view. what we see as neighbors the box walk is a charade to provide information they've fulfilled the mou and didn't consider the neighborhood concerns the box is 40 cubic feet and numbering number two it's stages steel and can't be painted they have to have 3 hundred and 60 degrees walk around you can't put it up to a this so you can't fit there this into a plan but in alleys they'll be perfect for fortune are furniture because the limitation of the 3 hundred and material on the box and absolutely no flexibility in painting or putting murals on those boxes to make them fit into the neighborhood. that's m

i live in hayes valley. it used to be a very popular place to camp. i'm seeing more people sleeping just on the concrete, they don't even have gear and this worries me and this whole homeless situation. this is very complicated and i know there are no easy answers. i'm worried about just moving people along. that really disturbs me because they have a right to be somewhere. homeless are still residents of the city of san francisco. i just wanted to comment on that. >> i agree 100 percent. again, i think the fact that our staff members have walked in those shoes and we approach it from a deliver model than anything else. when i say wellness check we go up to individuals and ask if you need anything. you might need a new pair of shoes. and this place offers sleeping bags. we definitely stay away from anything that is enforcement and it's not our purview and we don't address those things because people have a right to be places. where can't you be if you don't have a public space. >> thank you. councilmember roland wong? >> yes, are they making plans to

20 years, when i was involved with hud and the housing authority, 20 years, before they built hayes valley, and i was with the supervisor and niller and (inaudible) started with san francisco and now we got rad. everyone is sad. and everyone is mad, because we don't know about the things going on here. ♪ may name is ace ♪ i have been on this case ♪ some people don't want me on on their case ♪ ♪ but it's not history, just look at my history ♪ ♪ i have been working on cases and conspiracy ♪ ♪ what is going on down, down, down ♪ ♪ the black population is going down ♪ ♪ and when these benefits come, we ain't going to be anywhere around ♪ ♪ listen this 50%, hiring is just a bunch of shit ♪ ♪ when i can't afford to pay the dog-gone rent ♪ ♪ trying to be a san francisco resident ♪ anyway, there is corruption all the way from the head to the butt. and i am sure that there is f.b.i. around here, and speaking of ed lee, he knows me ♪ ♪ it ain't no mystery, if you ask ed lee ♪ ♪ he will say that ace is working on some damn conspiracy ♪ >> thank you, mr. washington, next speaker please, someone give t

westerly onshore wind isn't going to budge, 69 there across the embarcadero, 64 for the marina, 66 in hayes valley. north bay, east bay and tri-valley, napa at 76 for your high, santa rosa 78 and for the east bay likely 80 in walnut creek and a mix of upper 70s to low 80s throughout the tri-valley. as we head throughout the next several days and that forecast, what you'll find is above-average temperatures into the upcoming weekend. we should be at 67 this time of year, but even by saturday and sunday with some gradual cooling looks like the mid-70s will hold strong and also mostly sunny skies. we need that rainfall, but still over the next ten days not a drop in sight. >> thanks, jeff. >>> an update on the breaking news from ocean beach in san francisco where the search is on for a young swimmer. >>> also, she's been empowering women for months with her book "lean in." now facebook exec sheryl sandberg is reaching out to a younger audience. >>> could you be driving a potentially dangerous car? we'll tell you why millions of certain models are being recalled font. >>> updating you now on the break

we also have a retail store in hayes valley where we sell and represent several san francisco based artists. we're interested in this because one of our -- one of the people that we represent has recently lost her space and wasn't able to find a suitable space to work in and now is moving her business to the other side of the country because it's easier place for her to work in the fashion industry. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am christian and have been working in textile manufacturing in san francisco for 30 years and i think we have lost a lot of our manufacturing spaces and have the opportunity with a lot of creative people to add more jobs in san francisco. thank you. >> perfect. thank you. i will now call the next batch of cards that i have which is the final batch. (calling speaker names). those are all the cards i have although i see one more card madam clerk right up there. go ahead. >> thank you supervisors. i am gabriel medina and i want to thank everyone's work, supervisor cohen, supervisor campos for pushing this so far. we really like the inclusion o

san francisco 6, hayes valley 65 and chilly in the marina. the layers if you're headed to san francisco. one of those classic sf days. for napa, if you're headed to wine country, 77. we'll eke out some sunshine around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. east bay 69 in oakland. tri-valley with upper 70s and low 80s. i want to take you to the temperature trend map. you can see as we sail throughout the weekend where we need the rainfall desperately. we're not going to get it. throughout saturday's forecast for the tri-valley, 6 by sunday. just a little bit warmer with 77. the main trend into monday and tuesday is cooling temperatures by tuesday. we'll have a storm system approaching to the north. right now forecast models keep that rainfall out of view for us. it's only about a 15 to 20% chance of showers. we'll have more coming up in the coming days. i want to end on these brand new el nino predictions today. a lot of people will be talking about it. noaa, the national weather service with a 66% chance by fall and winter. the australian bureau

san francisco, the warmest location will be hayes valley at 81. but you'll notice the marina district, only at 72. the embarcadero at 76. you'll have a wide range of microclimates today. napa, 88. and livermore off to the try valley, you'll see temperatures right near 90. we are talking about cooler weather headed our way. this area of low pressure, it's going to get cut off from the main branch of the storm track. what's going to happen, it's going to meander this way as we head through the next couple of days. that's going to reinforce that ocean breeze, so not only will it cool tomorrow at the coast, but as we head through thursday and friday, temperatures are going to cool everywhere. back into 60s at the coastline. unlike what we're seeing for today, close to 90 degrees. and san francisc we're going to see about a 15-degree drop between today and this weekend. 82 for sf, today. saturday, though, we're talking about temperatures in the 60s. not only for that, but even for friday as well. so a major temperature drop coming our way, but, again, i

partnership with the recreation and parks department and together has completed projects such as hayes valley playground and balboa park. for these projects, rec/park has successfully encouraged charitable donations, public private partnerships and a variety of public and private grants. this legislation would strain the flexibility needed to accomplish these projects. we are currently working with a generous donor to explore redoing the playground in front of civic center. the proposed legislation again concerning the budge and schedule of this project and challenge the donor's intent to

and for san francisco, you'll be locked in to 60s for the hayes valley. we'll take you to the north bay, east bay and tri valley and there are drifrnss here. walnut creek will pop up to 76. and for the tri valley, mainly 70s. probably will feel like 80, but we're going for an air temperature of7 degrees. the next forecast does keep it sunny and mild through sunday and monday. then we'll gradually start to get cooler weather in here on tuesday and wednesday. and jess and terry, i know you've been wondering about beach weather, when you can hop out on the beaches in your bathing suits. >> i need more time. i need more time. >> get that question answered. >>> gerard moncure live at the at&t park. is it chilly? >> reporter: it's a little brisk. madison bumgarner on the hill. we'll have a live report coming up in sports. >>> let's head out to the ballpark. gerard moncure has his game face on. >> reporter: the wind is blowing out, and we might see some fireworks. >> both the giants and the rockies, some of the better offenses. now even in defeat last night, the

and hayes valley expecting 69. the marina, 61. we may get up to 70 in the embarcadero. we expect 81 in napa. santa rosa at 79 and upper 70ing in fremont. tri valley will likely have some of the highest temperatures. so you're going to see those temperatures go up the most. 82 in pleasanton. how long is this trend going to last? it looks like at least for the next five days. we're going to see above average temperatures into saturday and sunday. we're still looking at incredible weather for saturday at 77 and by sunday, 75 degrees. no rain coming the next ten days. so just enjoy it. >>> a 7-year-old gilroy boy beat all the experts in his brackets. >> and it nearly won him $100,000. he was 21st out of the millioning of entraptsing in yahoo's ncaa contest. if he had just visited 20th, he would have won a grand prize of $100,000. his secret to picking the correct final four? he wants to visit florida, so he chose that team. he went with kentucky because it starts with a k like his name. and he picked uconn because he has a stuffed husky, which is the school's mascot. >> bett