found an apartment at haight and clayton street, right in the center of what would become the haight-ashburyspreads the gospel based on brotherhood, love and lsd. >> for all the people out there that are confused and hungry for some kind of meaningful spiritual life, that's why all these people are down here. that's why there's so much interest in the haight-ashbury. it offers hope. >> we lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop. people were growing their hair long, they were wearing beads, playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, in the beginning. that's when it was just like one big, giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, says their manifesto, and their

i say 420, stay away from haight ashbury and hippie hill, thank you. >> president yee: mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: i think office of cannabis may have some insight into how smoking would work at the very small number, perhaps only one event where smoking would be permitted and pursuant to state law. so if the office of cannabis could pea in how it may work in practice. >> thank four your question. so the state regulations do require a separate and distinct premises for smoking area, so there is a requirement the area be compartmentalized. we would work with our partners at the city -- excuse me, the department of public health to develop a framework for consumption permits as they do for regulate businesses for retailers, written consumption regulations and we follow them. >> president yee: supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: again, i do support the intent of the legislation to properly regulate cannabis smoking and consumption at events like 420 and the six other events mentioned. i assume those are events, i have not been to them myself, but where this is happening already i

but the main article, essay, was called "slouching towards bethlehem" and it was about the haight-ashbury counterculture of san francisco. and she meets a heavy family -- hippy family with a five-year-old girl who is on acid, so it is quite an experience. the book is very popular today, and readers who review it will say how relevant it still is today. below that we have another "time" cover about hippies. "time" would do an article on the hippies, explain who they were, what they were all about, what they believed in, how they lived and all that. the gallery has two images of this, and this is not the one that made the cover of time. the cover of "time" was just like this in design, but it had yellow's in it. we own that one too. so why is this one out and not the other one? this one, the conservation, this one was in much better shape, condition, than the one that actually made the cover, we couldn't use that. now, why did "time" not put this on the cover? it's a good question. i wish somebody could tell me. so the hippies will move down to the center image, which is of jimi hendrix by

let's put protections for tenants, the haight-ashbury is more than 60% tenant occupied. put them first and let's make sure there's a democratic process that protects zoning. >> commissioner: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i'm a native san franciscan of the noe valley and active member of noe neighborhood council. i'm here to speak in opposition to the sb50 because it is a discriminating and unjust piece of legislation that should be opposed by every san franciscan and most buildings will be upzoned to accommodate five and seven-story luxury towers. why? according to senator wiener transit-rich areas have to build taller and deeper homes to make up for the what the silicon valley suburbs should have built years ago when they approved mega office parks of apple, google and facebook. san francisco has built more than its fair share of luxury market-rate towers we've now become the silicon valley bedroom because the office space fostered these employees on us. the job-rich qualifier for silicon valley suburb to pay their fair share is just

vehicle crashed into a pole earlier today leaving one person injured, it happened in the city's haight-ashbury neighborhood. the incident caused some delays and bus line 24 had to be rerouted. >>> take a live look outside. we had a gorgeous, sunny weekend. you know how it gets, right? and then that fog starts rolling in and pretty mild day today, at least inland, but check out the fog rolling. some changes are on the way. chief meteorologist paul deanno, i had the ac on on the way in, 77 when i left the house. that's changing. >> kind of toasty. we won't be as warm as the past couple days. i hope you enjoyed it. we told you it was coming, warmest weather we've seen since november. it's still warm right now, everybody in the 70s with san francisco the exception with that fog rolling in, kind of a late spring, early summer pattern. san jose 74, livermore 73, but just 57 in san francisco, concord 74. what changes am i talking about? tomorrow it is just cloud cover, partly cloudy skies in the morning, mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. wednesday the change will be a return to some rainfall, not

. >>> a car hit a woman pushing a stroller and san francisco haight-ashbury neighborhood today. happened at 11:15 this morning at the intersection of haight and asberry street. police say the driver was making a left turn from ashbury onto haight, when the accident happened. this is video provided by us by the citizen app. police say the driver did not leave the scene and was cooperating with the investigation. the woman who was hit is expected to survive, and the two children and that stroller were not hurt. >>> in san jose, police are in better getting a solo car crash that killed a speeding driver. it happened around 1:15 year price middle school on new jersey avenue. investigators say a 60-year-old man was driving about 80 miles an hour on a street where the speed limit was only 35 miles an hour. he lost control of his car, hit two curbs, and slammed it will history be the police are looking into whether drugs or alcohol may play a role in the crash. >>> president trump said it's time for the u.s. to fully recognize its real solvency over the golan heights. what that means f

my name is bruce wolf from the haight-ashbury council. we're a members of san francisco advocates and californiians for energy choice. i agree with all the previous commenters, my colleagues, and just want to say it's an interesting and smart idea to do the r.f.q. that way, i agree, if you have -- can develop multiple projects and you have them all at the same time or close together so that we can achieve the goals faster. so i urge your aye vote. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any other public speakers for this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i believe there's a motion on the floor now. i'd like to second the motion by commissioner pollock, and if we can take that without objection, thank you very much. [gavel]. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, can you please call item number six. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. mr. goebel. >> commissioner goebel: thank you, madam chair. brian goebel, executive officer. i'd like to update you on the study of on demand workers in san francisco. i've told you tha

i am renting out too at my house in the haight-ashbury neighborhood and i have probably 25 people coming over this weekend to check it out because i was in a rent control unit so the price is actually pretty good and it's tough. it's tough tout there for people. -- tough out there for people. and the conferences is left or right or republican and in watching what's happened in the last couple weeks and reading with the navigation center meeting the other day and hearing people continuously talk about it, it's not as much as a left and right battle it's a generational battle. i feel i'm at the heart of that every single damn day. 74% of san franciscans support the bill. the majority of people who live in the city think it's a good idea. i know we sent a ton of e-mails and activated people and i know you heard from all those people. they have a difficult time in this somewhat democratic process of a thursday afternoon, can you take off work and ditch an hour to wait in line for 25 minutes to speak to a group of people that will not be voting on anything and we don't know what will happen a

haight as very enamored earlier today. police said the driver was making a left turn from ashbury onto haight when the accident happened. this is video provided by the citizen app. the woman who was hit is expected to survive and the two children in the stroller were not hurt. the accident happened at about 11:15 this morning. here's a map showing the intersection where the accident took place. police say the driver did not leave the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> uc berkeley is promising to investigate claims of sexual harassment made by a student against members of the school's athletic department. the woman posted her claims yesterday on her public facebook page. she claims that while she was working as an intern in the sports medicine depar, football players, football coaches, and staff persistently harassed her with comments and suggestive text messages. she also accused a coach on the team of threatening to fire her unless she had sex with him. the applicant apartment at cal says they referred the case to the campus office of prevention of sexual harassment and discrimination. in a statement,