we're looking at different dynamics, left turning bikes, and other bikes. we are expanding the use of intersection markings, and we can explore using them even more frequently than we do today, and i just want to reiterate at 8th and brannan, we are having a fully protected design. it's just through the use of different signal phasing, but we do feel it's a very protected level for cyclists. it's just a different tool that we're using at that location. >> there used to be hesitation, but now you're getting feedback to do this. was the hesitation because of safety? >> right. because in the past, we had class two bike lanes. they're broken or dashed, so motorists are supposed to enter the bike way prior to turning, and we were concerned that by having -- and marking through the intersection, that motorists would stay outside the bike way and not cross it, which is what the state law is not directing motorists to do. now that we have class four bike ways, we're in a whole nother world and find out that people like having that guidance in the intersection. we j

so they're biking along. right when it becomes unprotected, you see bikes caught inside the curb of that car. this parent is yelling at that driver. we can't have situations like this on an area that you're supposed to be encouraging us to use as a bicycle network. every time this happens, these are now people that are going to choose to hop into an uber to get to work because that's the safe way. this affects us all. please look at that section and let's make it protected. thank you. >> thank you, mr. prezena. >> between 11th and 13th, i'm sure there are plans for that section, are reiskin, if we could discuss that at a future meeting, that would be okay. >> i think we legislated the improvements on that. >> all right. >> i think the suggestion is what was leg slated is not accurate. >> do i have any more public comment? >> peeker is getting results here -- speaker is getting results here. >> yes. thank you for coming. you're doing well. >> public comment on item 9, general public comment is closed. and we'l

biking to travel on a fully protected bike lane for the entirety of 8th street, but not only does this upgrade the connection between two growing kwa quadrants of the city, it aligns with the city's community and recommendation guidelines. the division of parking protected bike ways and pedestrians and bicyclist safety is outlined in the traffic implementation study, as well as the western soma plan, mowing multiyear community planning processes. vision zero is the city's plan to end all traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2024. 8th stre 8 -- and on august 6, 2016, mayor ed lee issued an executive directive on bicycle and pedestrian safety, explicitly calling for a focus on delivering near term safety improvements on 8th street. this project hopes to fulfill the policies, community recommendations, and directives to bring safer streets in a quick and effective way. in line with sfmta's strategic goals, parking protected bike ways can create a low stress environment by providing physical separation between people walking and biking and moving traffic. it's paired with a row of on str

also being in prestige especially in the major cities are vintage bikes unlike retro bikes which revivepast styles these genuinely are old what's important for other vendors is the design and the stories his bikes have to tell as well as the riding experience. and. a bike of this quality of new would be in an entirely different price bracket he's already been produced nothing has to be made from scratch these bikes still ride quite well and a shame to just standing around. renting bikes has also become more trendy. when berlin a startup called liston ride has developed a platform that allows people to rent out their bikes when they're not using them they call their idea air b.n. b. for cyclists. what you see nowadays is that the sharing economy is booming technology better it's. the desktop or mobile people just search and look and are willing to book online. business. own the things. and that's where we said why don't we go after oppression and you know maybe make it happen for people who want to have great bikes any place anywhere. in the customer select their desired bike using the l

have ride to people on bikes have the right to use the lane whether or not in the sharing bike lanesre for people protected by parks e.r. parked cars and stay out of separated bike lanes unless an emergency dashed bike lanes are a shared zone four for vehicles to change lanes slow bike lanes allow the circles their unusually sprayed before me from other traffic some bike lanes are built to the level higher than the street but lower than the sidewalk they provide a safe separated space sponsor cyclists are around vehicles the box areas are marked with the stencil at intersections act as advanced limit lines for people to garter at a red light this increases the 1r0ir7b9 to drivers people will ride past stopped vehicles at the fronltd of the intersection give them room and stop short of limit line behind the bike without objection and cross only after the green light and people cleared the bike box bicycle traffic lights allow people on bikes to proceed while vehicles are stopped be unaware aware of those bike san francisco general hospital but stay alert and only skrans when the vehic

bikes twenty years ago the mountain bike came later. five to six days a week of training is the.she pays to be a professional in her dream sport. i watch what fascinates fascinates me about cycling is being able to exercise and be outdoors on a mountain bike you can get anywhere with a racing bike you can cover long distances with a mountain bike you can go up steep inclines with a b.m.x. bike you can get really fast cycling has so many facets. but. the five time german women's champion has also received international prizes she won bronze in the women's four cross world championships in twenty fourteen and twenty fifth in her cycling career has taken her to some of the most spectacular destinations in the world such as the hawaiian island of oahu. the great wall of china. and to utah where she soared over the grafton road part of one of the most risky mountain bike trails in the u.s. . mark knows how to ensure that she looks good too. as nick was a bit but he's always debate about whether women is and looks play a role in the sport of mountain biking unfortunately i think that's

are the s.u.v.s among bikes. forty five kilometers an hour no problem even if you're not in great shape thanks to a bit of motorized assistance the frame has a built in battery an on board computer with a touchscreen and a g.p.s. module. fully electronic gear is a range of up to one hundred eighty kilometers and every time you use your brakes the energy recovery system gives the battery a little extra charge. and there's more it's a smart buy that can be accessed remotely via and up on your mobile phone. it's up to you but the outlets may apply a user defined configuration onto the point that means i can set the motor how i want and if the bike gets stolen and i can't find it and i'm worried that someone might be using it i can block the motor so the light will stop. to block. plus i can see where the bike use at any given time has to start it was just bouts of inside with it. but that kind of innovation comes at a price this computer on wheels costs as much as some cars pretty hefty for most cyclists this trend

bikes twenty years ago the mountain bike came later. five to six days a week of training is the price she pays to be a professional in her dream sport. i watch what fascinates me about cycling is being able to exercise and be outdoors on a mountain bike you can get anywhere with a racing bike you can cover long distances with a mountain bike you can go up steep inclines with a b.m.x. bike you can get really fast cycling has so many facets. but. the five time german women's champion has also received international prizes she won bronze in the women's four cross world championships in twenty fourteen and twenty fifty or cycling career has taken her to some of the most spectacular destinations in the world such as the hawaiian island of oahu. the great wall of china. and to utah where she soared over the grafton road part of one of the most risky mountain bike trails in the u.s. . mark knows how to ensure that she looks good too. as nick was a bit but he's always debate about whether women as looks play a role in the sport of mountain biki

the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for stunts. you can try about to come under that but trials bike can do almost everything. back flips and jumps turns whatever. you have complete. creative license. that's what i find fascinating about trials biking the freedom to do what you want there are no real stipulations like there are in other sports. often practices his stance on this square in his home town of grew up to austria he's been honing his skills practically every day for the past seven years. the biggest and most dangerous challenges in his repertoire are back and front flips. crashes and falls are navigable in the sport some tricks take years of practice to perfect. many of. them when i want to overcome a new challenge first i think about what i need to accomplish for the trick. position do i need to put my body in this how do i move around on the bike. and i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice work. also uploads his stunts to youtube which is short of a million subscribers get

how do i move around on the bike. and i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice work. also uploads his stunts to youtube which is short of a million subscribers get updates on his thrills and spills he also invents the videos of his adventures in stories is breakneck bike tour of vienna for example it's his way of getting to the world beach volleyball championships as quickly as possible and when he's in the saddle two wheels are definitely faster than ford. gets an emotional reaction from people and a more intense feeling than if you just did a series of tricks. in riding down the dolomites he switched to a mountain bike getting speeds of up to sixty kilometers per hour he founder's down impossibly rocky landscape's in northern italy for him a welcome break from trials biking. for a truly perilous ride like this you need more than skill and physical fitness. the kind of guy who always looks forward to how i feel afterwards when i've completed a trick or line. big motivation

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at any bike rack. the city will evaluate the system over the next 16 months and could approve another 250 bikes in september. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> raiders were big winners in free agency today. i'm dennis o'donnell. guess who was the big loser in the tournament? one team had a lot of brackets. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. >>> the raiders jumped into the free agency frenzy, saying hello to one, goodbye

at any bike rack. evaluate the system over the next 16 months and could approve another 250 bikes in september. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> raiders were big winners in free agency today. i'm dennis o'donnell. guess who was the big loser in the tournament? one team had a lot of bracke >>> the raiders jumped into the free agency frenzy, saying hello to one, goodbye to another. they signed jordy nelson with $13 million guaranteed. nelson was released by green bay on tuesday. his numbers dropped in 2017, largely due to aaron rogers being injured. but in three seasons prior to that, he had over 4,000 yards receiving and got 35 touchdowns. nelson's signing leads to the end of the michael crabtree era in oakland. crabtree had 618 yards receiving last season. his fewest since 2013 when he appeared in only five games with the 49ers. >>> the raiders kept wheeling and dealing today. they signed former tampa buccaneers running back doug martin to a one-year contract. they signed linebacker whitehead an

line bike app -- unlike the familiar blue ford go bikes. most users are leaving them in responsible places, but enough don't that they're now working on a formal agreement with the san mateo biassed company with the kind of bike dumps that's become common. >> we need to create bike zones where the bikes are left, encourage and require users to leave them there, and also to respond when the bikes aren't left there, or if we find damaged bikes on your property. >> you're saying i can't just park it on this path? >> line bike created a video to instruct users on parking edi etiquet etiquette. they called it a positive collaborative effort. b.a.r.t. also sent us this picture of properly parked line bikes and says it becomes line bikes and scooters at the b.a.r.t. stations as it takes cars off the road and encourages transit. >>> you can help make a wish greater bay area, all you have to do is buy a sandwich today. jersey mike subs donating 100% of sales to the make a wish charity. it's part of a month of giving campaign. mike's has made $20 mil

all bikes are maintained. there is a button riders can use if they notice an issue. >> we look through the reports every day. we prioritize anything that might be a safety issue, or dangerous issue. get out there immediately. fix it. >> there have been incidents of vandalism in the system before. some believe that its tie to concerns over gentrification or commercial aspect. >> that will happen in any urban environment. >> two stations scheduled to come into oakland including north oakland area. a spokesperson for the company says they would like to meet with neighbors if they do have any concerns about the station. we also -- checked in with oakland police and they say, they have no additional reports of any vandalism to the bikes. reporting live in oakland, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christy. want to show you video out of oakland. some one broke into cat town. cat adoption center the they smashed the windows with a brick as you can see there which obviously scared the cats. made them mov

some ride bikes often and some never get on the bike. no matter how they get around we want them to do so safely. we do have in this city a policy that the transit first policy adopted by the board of supervisors in 1973. that policy was a recognition. while the population may grow and could never have anticipated that we would be talking about 1.1 million people in 2040, the city is not getting any bigger. we need to accommodate more and more people with the streets that we have. back to what i was saying before, anyways we can encourage people to the most efficient modes of transportation, which muni represents. that is how we make space for those who need to drive for delivery vehicles that need to serve the small businesses. we are trying to redesign the streets. transit, bicycles, driving on some streets. that is the mix what we have to do. the capital budget has investments to make the streets safer and make them work for all road users. >> what has the mta done to control spending and contain costs and how do city pension systems

. >>> a crackdown on large groups of teenagers riding bikes through san leandro. police say they've been causing problems. our reporter is in the area with some kids saying that the officers are going to four. >> reporter: san leandro police say these are basically sideshows on bikes and that they are getting out of hand in the city of san leandro. the kids involved say that the police are being too heavy- handed.>> reporter: this bike ride happened last month in san leandro. police followed a group of about 30 teenagers it ended with the arrest of a 15-year- old, elijah johnson and his bike was confiscated. >> he threw me on the ground and put his knee on my back. >> he admits that his friends road in the middle of the street and blocked the traffic. but says police should not be so aggressive toward teenagers. >> in the parking garage. >> reporter: police say the problem started last october, kids would ride their bikes from east oakland to san leandro causing all kinds of problems.>> i would equate it to a sideshow on bikes. a flash mob where you get through so

of any kind maybe also mountain biking or even holistic cycling or b.m.x.perhaps whatever your pleasure send us a picture with your favorite two wheeler and as a thanks for your feedback one lucky viewer will get this funky cycling bag made from up cycled bike tires very cool indeed so best of luck to all of you and hope you play along. or we finish off with some musical innovation and most people play piano with these it helps also if you have ice long fingers so you can reach over an octave if necessary but music professor smith has found a way to give his hands and individual fingers even more reach his. last minute has set out to revolutionize piano playing his innovation is a data glove. unless played as different piano than chopin pencil i am sure pan a different one on the piano this replay today the instruments have kept developing over the centuries and today we have entirely new possibilities and tools to teach the computer technology lets us such a size sounds electronically and the data cloth can help us preserve to florida music. but that takes

bike rack.ity will evaluate the system in the next few months. they could approve another 250 bikes in september. >>> the streets will be getting slick by tuesday in the bay area. it looks like a good storm for central and southern california. we will not get as much rain as they will in the south. that leads to mudslide concerns. temperatures will be in the mid- 50s as we overlook san francisco airport. tomorrow looks good. temperatures in the mid-60s with mostly sunny skies. low pressure in the pacific will combine with the high of the south. a perfect corridor for subtropical moisture that will slam against southern and central california beginning late monday early tuesday. we will get some rain. tomorrow looks all right. early tomorrow morning is there. high clouds increase monday night. tuesday, here comes by tuesday morning, rain over spreads much of the bay area and gets heavier down south. we get scattered showers right through thursday. three things to remember. wet and stormy early tu

>> not fat tires like we have now. >> this is the first time i fat tire biked. what do i need to know? >> you're off to a good start because you're keeping your hands warm and your feet warm. if you keep your extremities warm, you're going great. >> reporter: this sport has come a long way. today there are bikes built specifically to traverse the snow and ice to give the rider a unique perspective on this wild landscape. >> anchorage used to be a destination place to go cross country skiing. and now with lower snow coverages, we're finding that more people are interested in biking. >> reporter: the sensation is almost like floating over frozen swamps, glaciers, and hundreds of miles of bike paths to bring this group of friends together a couple of times a week. >> the light is often beautiful in the wintertime here. that's part of the magic, to be out here at 3:00 in the afternoon and have this beautiful, golden-pink light all over the trees and the mountains. >> reporter: a new way to enjoy and see the changing landscape of winter. anne thompson, nbc news, anch

we also need them to respond when the bikes aren't left there or if we find damaged bikes on our property. >> you're saying i can't park it on this path? >> lime bike released this video based on the matrix movies to instruct users on parking etiquet etiquette. it's working on a formal agreement with b.a.r.t. to clean up the stations. >>> firefighters in menlo park are testing a high tech tool to help them get out of the building more quickly. hand-held cameras were a breakthrough. but firefighters rarely have a freehand. quake technologies set out to combine a thermal camera with augmented reality glasses. now they're working on a prototype resistant to heat and impact if it faces a real emergency. in a test using cold smoke, they pulled out ten victims more than twice as quickly. >> it makes it a lot faster to find anybody. any time you can get in and out of that environment as quickly as you can, either to clear it or actually rescue a victim, that's what saves lives. >> quake is calling these devices heat through. it would still need regulatory authority. >> wow. >> cool. coming up on

so where would the bike lockers be, where are the bike share stations going to be? understanding the way finding, we stressed that optimal placement is important to ensure that the conflicts between buses, other vehicles, bikes and pedestrians are minimized and then really support our focus on vision zero that we're really focused on here in san francisco. we have a brief update on the code of conduct, and it looks very, very thorough. we were pleased that there were, i think, four or five community stakeholder meetings and congrats to the project team on that. with that said, we didn't hear there was any push back from constituent groups, and as the cac we're kind of kicking around a few things that we think could potentially come up. a couple of those, just for example are dogs not being allowed in the center or in the park. i think certain -- certain dogs are -- service -- certain service animals are allowed, but comfort animals are not and so on, and we just anticipate that potentially that could be something that comes up as an issue. and then, also, that bikes