[ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment] i'm calling item 2 -- >> sfo terminal. public comment. sorry. um -- for those in person proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the information card. we are on item two. time will start when you begin speaking. comments from those in person is there anyone who would like to comment on the agenda item? public comment is now closed. >> okay. ooem calling item 3. sfo terminal throw west modernization courtyard 4 connector. phase two review. team. our and -- one more. commissioner rothschild i will recuse myself i work for [inaudible]. >> thank you. one moment. we the now proceed. thank you. we have a discussion and possible action for sfo terminal 3 west modernization for connector c4c phase 2 review. i ask that all everybody concise and possible we have a hard stop at 1:15. we should have time a lot of meat in both presentations. >> good morning commissioners and staff. a pleasure to be back. today we are i will be (ing phase 2 of terminal c4 c component. we met in july where we showed you the conceptual design for

sfo terminal throw west modernization courtyard 4 connector. phase two review. team. our and -- one more. commissioner rothschild i will recuse myself i work for [inaudible]. >> thank you. one moment. we the now proceed. thank you. we have a discussion and possible action for sfo terminal 3 west modernization for connector c4c phase 2 review. i ask that all everybody concise and possible we have a hard stop at 1:15. we should have time a lot of meat in both presentations. >> good morning commissioners and staff. a pleasure to be back. today we are i will be (ing phase 2 of terminal c4 c component. we met in july where we showed you the conceptual design for the exterior of building. since we have been working heard developing behind the scenes detail to make the design that we shared 6 months ago. possible. there is not a lot of differences in the design there are a few in rein finements mostly what we want to share is our exterior finishes i have them in person and spend time walking you through the strategic and what the finishes are. >> we have 20 minutesil being c

[ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment] i'm calling item 2 -- >> sfo terminal. general public comment. sorry. um -- for those in person proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the information card. we are on item two. time will start when you begin speaking. comments from those in person is there anyone who would like to comment on the agenda item? public comment is now closed. >> okay. ooem calling item 3. sfo terminal throw west modernization courtyard 4 connector. phase two review. team. our and -- one more. commissioner rothschild i will recuse myself i work for [inaudible]. >> thank you. one moment. we the now proceed. thank you. we have a discussion and possible action for sfo terminal 3 west modernization for connector c4c phase 2 review. i ask that all everybody concise and possible we have a hard stop at 1:15. we should have time a lot of meat in both presentations. >> good morning commissioners and staff. a pleasure to be back. today we are i will be (ing phase 2 of terminal c4 c component. we met in july where we showed you the conceptual de

i'm super excited to be presenting for approval the sfo terminal three west suspended sculpture and superhighwayintegrated wall finalists that have been recommended by our artist review panel. the group did an incredibly thoughtful review of an exceptionally competitive shortlist of semifinalists and i'm thrilled to be sharing the results with you as we just reviewed in prior c4c plan, the slide provides yet again a bird's eye view of the overall project site on the left and again a couple quick refreshers that the overall design direction for the project is a day in the life of san francisco and draws its inspiration from the rich cultural and environmental landscape of the bay area. >> the overarching goal for the public art project plan is to create a continuous experience of art in t three west by commissioning major site identity artworks that reflect and celebrate the distinct character of san francisco. as for budget the total art enrichment allocation for the terminal three west modernization project is $15,676,500 which taking into consideration administration and conservation costs bri

sfo expecting to welcome six restaurants in one terminal later this year.he eateries you'll see starting this spring, and one includes a famed pizza place. >> i saw the wall. oh, it's up when i was there. yeah. >> did have an advertisement about what it was. >> it did. >> all right. >> good morning. on this wednesday, february 5th. >> yeah, a lot drier this morning, drew. >> yeah, it was wild yesterday. we had rain. we had wind. now we've traded the wet weather for some frigid air. live. look from our tam cam. let's take napa, for example. temperatures down to 36 degrees right now. we do have a frost advisory here where temperatures could dip as low as 33 degrees before the sun gets up here. live doppler seven, if you are with us. yesterday morning, this was very active. it's quite a different story today. it is quiet out there, but it is cold right now. temperature change. look at this. 10 to 20 degrees cooler. so you're going to feel that cold air when you step outside. it feels brisk to start our day. temperatures right now most of us are in the 30s. goo

about the treatment by juana lisa and e manuel montoya in boarding area g level throw at sfo international terminal g. the conservation treatment include removal of particles from the mural and hand carved wooden sculptors consolidation of the powder pigment. stabilization of the surfancy-schmancy filling crack in areas of plasticer lost and final color of the filled areas. this is a good example.filling plasticer lost and final color of the filled areas. this is a good example. there are amadzing piece of art and after years of it being in sf airport, where it will be exposed different temperatures and atmospheres and foggy and hot days. it does affect the art. how do weace care takeers make sure this we are going to make sure it lasts. and this piece is beautiful for so many reasons. it also is called upon our local community. put people in the sculptor that are part of san francisco's history and her own experience. including there was a baby diego rivera with a paint brush in there. for emanuel this was his first venture to 3d art how staff is amazing at working with artists who pull them out o

sfo is providing a place for travelers to relax. it's a new sensory room now open inside the harvey milk terminal. cabin simulator is the centerpiece of sfo's new sensory room. it's designed for neurodivergent travelers looking to ease that feeling of nervousness over flying. it also includes two rows of seats, overhead bins and even working lights. the airport's guest experience director says that this space also includes soundproof walls, dimming lights, as well as other tools for decompression. as time has gone by, we've become more and more familiar and aware of the neurodiverse community. they make up potentially up to 30% of the us population, so a lot of our travelers would consider themselves neurodivergent. sfo joins a handful of other airports, including pittsburg, kansas city, portland and seattle tacoma, in creating such a space. now you can see stories like this when you join us every morning for today in the bay. we're onn from 5 to 7 a.m. i'm marcus washington. back to you. all right. take a deep breath with marcus there. one of the most recognizable bay area news anchors has died.

are some iconic san francisco eateries that are going to be opening this spring inside sfo in harvey milk terminal terminal. one. they have a food hall there that they're going to be opening. they'll be tony's of north beach balboa cafe, a queen or coffee and napa farms market and also gluten-free restaurant cut hava and pacific cocktail haven are going to be in that cafe area that food court area. it'll be pretty cool this spring. you can look forward to that as far as today. what you can look forward to is delays and we'll keep monitoring those. the big story is the weather 8.11, right now. and still ahead, the san jose police are hoping to get new leads. >> on hundreds of cases by retesting almost 1000 kits containing dna will tell you what they're doing and also helping the homeless could soon be >> after yesterday's dry, sunny weather. we're back at it. we're back at the rain that is rain and wind. that's what's in the forecast for us. this is a view from the berkeley hills. you can see awful lot of gray. here are your headlines. yes, more rain, more gusty winds out of the south-southwest. fl

you can see the quilt and learn more about the international terminal at sfo. well, still to come.g the valencia bike lane was supposed to be gone in just a few days, but its dismantling is now delayed. then these devastating fires in southern california leading to the question, what with dupixent as they welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists helps heal their skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's doctor about dupixent. live. >> right now at 630. a month later, southern california, still recovering from some of the most devastating wildfires in our state's history. our sister stations and parent company coming together for help, as many look to lawma

sfo is providing a place for travelers to relax. it's a new sensory room open inside the harvey milk terminal. the cabin simulator is the centerpiece of sfo's new sensory room, designed for neurodivergent travelers looking to ease their feelings of nervousness over flying. it includes two rows of seats, overhead bins, overhead bins and even working lights. the airport's guest experience director says the space also includes soundproof walls, dim lighting and other tools for decompression. as time has gone by, we've become more and more familiar and aware of the neurodiverse community. they make up potentially up to 30% of the us population, so a lot of our travelers would consider themselves neurodivergent. sfo joins a handful of other airports, including pittsburg, kansas city, portland and seattle tacoma, in creating such a space. well, coming up in our streaming newscast at 8 8:00, we're going to give you a full tour of the new sfo space. join us live on roku, pluto, and other platforms at 8:00, including nbcbayarea.com. thing is, you may go in there and relax so much that you miss your flig

sfo. we're learning more about the termination notices that were sent out to faa workers over the weekend.rollers and critical safety personnel were let go. the firings are said to include mechanics, information specialists and aviation safety assistants. the cuts within the faa follow a string of unrelated plane crashes in the first two months of the year. let's go look at that forecast for us right now. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. and we're already seeing the sky clear across the bay area. it's going to be a nice and sunny day. by tomorrow we see rain quickly making its way through and then warming ahead for the weekend. and we're looking at temperatures in the 60s and 70. the north bay will have the best chance of getting that wet weather. we'll see that around 7 to 8:00 and then falling apart as it moves through. so it becomes a lot more scattered. and then throughout the rest of the forecast, sunshine and warmer temperatures. kari, thank you. and make sure you watch our today in the bay live streaming newscast, starting in just minutes at 8 a.m, we addres

the airport is seeking your approval of a lease termination agreement with minutes weitz travelers retreat sfo llc. the lease was awarded in march 17th 2020 to operate a nap room and spa concept. >> unfortunately the tenant never started construction or opened for business as a result of the covid 19 pandemic. the tenant has requested to terminate the lease due to a significantly diminished business climate in airports for spa services resulting from the pandemic. >> under the lease termination agreement the tenant is required to pay a termination fee of $75,000 which is equivalent to half of their mac which will compensate the airport for the loss of revenue it will staying until it can award a new contract. this did not rise to the threshold of a ballet report but we are happy to answer any questions regarding it. >> thank you. we appreciate you bringing this forward. i do hope eventually we will have spas at several more of spas as sfo and so with that let's go to public comment on this item. >> yes, if we have any members of the public who wish to provide public comment regarding this item

san francisco eateries are set to open at sfo this morning. 6 brands will serve up their well-known dishes in the new sf eats food hall at harvey milk plaza terminalny's north beach balboa cafe equator, coffee, napa, farms market. they're all got their 5 spots there. now in the food hall at sfo and also gluten-free restaurant cut hava and pacific cocktail haven. they are on that list of new places it with the exception of double a cafe there eateries are going to be serving travelers during the first week of i thought. >> they were today. okay. well. >> never mind we are monitoring as a vote today because there's a lot of delays with the weather. yeah, still ahead, we've got a lot track with the rain coming into view as you can see here on storm tracker, 4, we've got much more on the flooding, the roadways, the wins >> 7.29 and another stormy day. it is. we got weather center front and center here at the half hour with kathy trafton. kathy. >> well, james and i in the weather center front and center with lots of rain drops and wind advisories and all kinds of watches and warnings. it'll be another stormy day, but not as dramatic as we saw just a c

president trump's administration sent out termination notices to hundreds of workers within the faa over the weekend. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us at sfo this morning. and ginger, the firings don't involve people who actually work in the towers. that is what we understand so far. marcus and chris, hundreds of termination notices were sent out. they include mechanics, information specialists and aviation safety assistants, among others. now, in a post on x late on monday, transportation secretary sean duffy confirmed that fewer than 400 employees within the faa were fired and, quote, zero air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel were let go. now, a spokesman for the faa says it continues to hire air traffic controllers who face a nationwide shortage of more than 3000. staffing within air traffic control has been a key focus in the investigation. following the mid-air collision at washington, dc's reagan national airport. all 67 people on board both aircraft were killed. now, weeks after that crash, the trump administration says it's making cuts within the faa. these are not air traffic controllers, air safety inspectors or

francisco eateries set to open this spring at sfo. 6 brands will be serving up their well-known dishes and drinks at the new sf its food hall in harvey milk terminal one tony's of north beach balboa cafe equator, coffee in napa. farms market will all have spots open up there in the food hall group free restaurant. and pacific cocktail haven. also on the list with the exception of balboa cafe, though the injuries are set to start serving travelers at sfo during the first week up pretty cool. golden state warriors. start date. draymond green has announced that he is planning on opening a new restaurant in san francisco this year. the restaurant is called mesquite open in hill. it's unique blend of caribbean and ethiopian food steen restaurant collaboration between green and alomar owner nelson herman and mesquite kitchen and garden owner up facil. mesquite will be on larkin street and will offer both traditional dining and down standers lounges and sports and entertainment green says he's passionate about representing black culture. opening creating welcoming space for all that restaurant set to open our 7th. >> coming up next in sports, wild day fo

sfo this spring. >> several new brands are going to be serving up their well-known dishes and drinks at the new sf eats food hall will be at harvey milk terminal tony's pizza quater coffee, napa farms market all are goiny to have spots there in the food hall. the eateries are set to start serving travelers at sfo during the first week of may. so just in time for all the summer travelers, there you go and take a look for the first time in 5 years. >> water is gushing into a well-known spillway at lake berryessa. that will calm you down if you just stare at that thing, right? it's called the glory hole. glory hole. and it's been reactivated. thanks to all the wet weather we've been getting. officials say like various is at 98% capacity after the latest round of rain and it could be 99 or 100 by the time we're done with today. let's hope so. you know, we we need those reservoirs filled. that's for sure. >> hey, appreciate you being with us for this hour of kron. 4 news at 4. >> thanks to justine. noelle bellow will join me next for kron. 4 news at 5, 6, and the big story once again, a lot of rain and wind. the news at 5 is next. >> and you can st

sfo this spring. 6 brands will be serving up there. well know dishes and drinks at the new sf eats food hall and harvey milk terminal one tony's of northch balboa cafe equator, coffee, napa farms market will all have spots in the food hall. gluten-free restaurant key tada and pacific cocktail haven or pch. also on this list, with the exception of balboa cafe, all those eateries are set to start serving travelers at sfo during the first week. may god make sure you catch your flight because i know going to end with an espresso martini about and forget that you're supposed to get on. and curious as to how they'll be open to cause trail, like, you know, 07:00am right unique way their coffee would probably be open early. maybe the others they kinda get out. >> do what they can to keep everyone safe. crawford, it's a 10 stick around for the news at 11. but first, a sports night live ross is here with japan. what's up guys? well, it's been a crazy day of nba trade. yeah. trade deadline tomorrow at noon. everybody getting these deals in tonight including jimmy butler. >> coming to the warriors were going to hear from steph curry on his newest

terminals and the upper part is -- down. >> anyway employmented to show you that. and then the second project we did was -- the sfo westfield campus. and that one is was just a conceptual review this is a huge project will do over 10-20 years. and so the project manager shared an over view of the catch us team and plan. and the goals are to create a human scale and pedestrian or yenlded environment this . is over not where the terminals are. but this is where if you can show me the first one of the -- master plan? >> yea temperature is a slide. yea. not an animation. anyway. so, as you can see you see where the terminal all that is. this is the westfield campus. and right now what they are doing is -- these are what go become to the first one. these other buildings the ones in blue. this is how more tell be complete. what they are trying to do, 674 was the first building this of done. mark design today and it was supposed to be that build and then the administration building is now at the terminal the second one. it was the two of them. since then. they decided to expand the to the larger -- campus and really crea

sfo. they'll be coming this spring and serving their well-known dishes and drink in the sf eats food hall. it's in harvey milk. terminal one. you're going to this spring. tony's of north beach will be they're available at cafe equator. coffee, napa, farmers market and also a place called kit hava am pacific cocktail haven. they will all be inside the terminal and have a smaller outlets they're free to enjoy in the spring. okay. >> it's 10 27. we're going to take a break. but ahead, the rain impacting the bay area today. flood watch still in effect. we'll have your full effect. we'll have your full forecast. 60% of women experience side leaks with bladder protection underwear. try always discreet! it's rapiddry core absorbs up to 25% faster than depend and fits up to 95% of body shapes. try always discreet! designed to protect. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! >> and 29 right now and we're following breaking news in sonoma county. we now know that 2 bodies have been pulled from floodwaters. we want to get to the sc

terminated. the impacted roles include radar landing and navigational aid maintenance. and late today, the transportation department said that air aviation consultant and former sfo spokesman mike mccarron told us the firings could impact aviation safety long term. >> just for example, at san francisco international, there is what's called instrument landing system. it's a ground based system which is used virtually around the clock because of bad weather conditions, low visibility fog. so if those systems aren't proper maintained, you either have to restrict operations or go to some other airport. the eo were fired were working on a classified early warning radar system in hawaii designed to detect incoming cruise missiles. that program is funded in part by the defense department. well, san francisco's chinese new year parade started off with a bang over the weekend. organizers expected about 3 million people to turn out on saturday to watch the parade in person and on television. and oakland is getting ready for its own lunar new year celebrations this year for the first time, it's the third annual parade is sponsored the oakland chinatown lunar new year festival and par

eateries are sit to open at sfo this spring. 6 brands are going to be serving up their well-known dishes and drinks at the new sf eats food hall in the harvey milk terminal. one tell these in north beach, bullet cafe, ecuador, coffee and napa farms market. they all have spots in the food hall. gluten-free restaurant, catena and pacific cocktail haven there. also on that list with the exception of a cafe, eateries set to start serving travelers at sfo during that first week of may. >> and the 2 they've now confirmed case of flu in a backyard. poultry flock. so there are currently no reported human cases connected to this mateo county's department of ag is advising backyard poultry owners to watch for signs of bird flu in your flocks. they say you should take appropriate measures such as washing your hands before and after you handle your birds and also disinfecting your footwear to reduce the risk of spreading bird flu. still ahead of the areas, expecting more rain to come. we are. >> keeping an eye out on on the roadways during your morning commute will be right >> while you're looking at a storage unit filled to the brim with items including high-end el

sfo. the spring 6 brands will be serving up there. well known dishes and drinks at this new sf eats food hall that will be in harvey milk. terminal one. tony's pizza balboa cafe equator, coffee and napa farms market will all have spots in this new food hall. there's also a gluten-free restaurant pacific cocktail haven. that's on the list as well. with the exception of balboa cafe, the eateries are set to start serving travelers at sfo during the first week of may. the highly anticipated limited edition plight the younger from the russian river brewery is back for its seasonal release. usually is only available for a couple of weeks every year and the beer will hit bars and restaurants in the bay area this week for anyone who wants to try it at the brewpub. plenty of the younger will be available in santa rosa and windsor. there from march. 21st until april 3rd, the brewery is reminding visitors to be mindful because there will be lines and security will be on hand. >> on lines worth it. still a lot of news together here on kron 4 this afternoon, including watching this significant storm that sweeping through the bay area. right n

san francisco eateries are set to open at sfo this spring 6 per and serve up their well-known dishes and drinks at the new sf eats food hall in harvey milk. terminal one tony's of north beach balboa cafe, a quitter coffee and at farmers market, we'll have spots in the food hall winfrey restaurant that hava am pacific cocktail haven. also on the list, the eateries that are set to start serving travelers during the first week of may. sounds delicious. what is super bowl sunday, kansas city and philadelphia kick off tonight in new orleans and that's where we find reporter simone eli with a preview of the big game. good morning to you. stephanie. we're back and hopefully not frozen, though. this time cannot wait for this game tonight. the energy is as high as ever here in new orleans as we gear up for super bowl. 59 is the chiefs, the eagles. we've talked about it every single day. but finally, the game day has arrived in the stakes as high as ever. >> chiefs looking to do what no one has ever done before win 3 straight lombardi trophies while the eagles trying to win just their second in franchise history. the first came back in 2018, but this is a r

sfo. the aids memorial quilt features about 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 110,000 people who have died. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project, and it's currently in the international terminalnd will be there through the year. safety and security is the prime focus ahead of a big lunar new year event in san francisco's ingleside district. the neighborhood is hoping for a fun, safe event, but some merchants do have concerns about crime at their own businesses. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has a look at the security plans for the upcoming chinese new year parade. >> two three. >> gold, five troy. >> community leaders in san francisco's ingleside district are sending good wishes for the year of the snake. >> this is the year of snake. the year of snake symbolize resilience, transformation, and also refreshment. >> district 11 supervisor cheyenne chen joining san francisco police chief bill scott to promote the upcoming lunar new year celebration on ocean avenue, happening on february 22nd. they want the public to know this event will be safe. >> i think during the covid, as you know, there's a lot of anti-asian hate incidents that happen. people have a lot of fear r

sfo. the aids memorial quilt features about 50,000 panels dedicated to. more than 110,000 people who have died. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project. it's currently in the international terminalhe year in the north bay. dozens of people came out for the 16th annual lake sonoma steelhead festival that celebrates the time of year when steelhead trout returned to spawn. the next generation of fish. yesterday's festival was in geyserville at the milt brant visitor center at don clausen fish fish hatchery, that is, it featured nature exhibits, demonstrations and tours for kids and adults. well, it's a busy weekend in hollywood and many of the stars were out at the movies for grownups awards. that's a real title. the annual movies for grownups awards, hosted by aarp, celebrates the stories across films and tv that resonated with a powerful audience. of those 50 and older, oscar nominated writer clarence macklin, who stars alongside colman domingo in sing sing, a film about a group of incarcerated men who find purpose through theater, spoke with on the red carpet about how meaningful it is to be recognized. >> to say that my, my, my thoughts, my words and everything count. it matter

sfo. the aids memorial quilt features about 50,000 panels dedicated to. more than 110,000 people who have died. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project. it's currently in the international terminalear in the north bay. dozens of people came out for the 16th annual lake sonoma steelhead festival. it celebrates the time of year when steelhead trout returned to spawn the next generation of fish. yesterday's festival was in geyserville at the milt brant visitor center and don clausen fish hatchery. it featured nature exhibits, demonstrations and tours for kids and adults. well, it's a busy weekend in hollywood, and many of the stars were out at the movies for grownups awards, the annual movies for grownups awards, hosted by aarp, celebrates the stories across films and tv that resonated with a powerful audience. those 50 and older, oscar nominated writer clarence macklin, who stars alongside colman domingo in sing sing, a film about a group of incarcerated men who find purpose through theater, spoke with on the red carpet about how meaningful it is to be recognized. >> to say that my, my, my thoughts, my words and everything count. it matters. being a formerly incarcerated person an

sfo. the aids memorial quilt features about 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 110,000 people who have died. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project. it's currently in the international terminalood morning. our frost advisory and freeze warning for another hour. what a gorgeous view. pretty dry atmosphere from our east bay hills camera atop vollmer peak, where temperatures on this panel are warmer than our other ones. so 42 in san francisco, 33 in hayward. wow, that is certainly cold. 38 san jose, 35 in redwood city, half moon bay has come up about ten degrees. and as we look at our numbers in petaluma, 28 degrees, a northwest wind in santa rosa makes it feel like it's 26. so a bit of wind out there and awfully cold numbers that are beginning to turn around a little bit, but still. morgan hill 13 degrees colder than you were yesterday at this time. and notice the coast getting a bit of wind and you are warming up. so as for highs today near average, mid and upper 50s, maybe even a 60 degree reading, plenty of sunshine, north winds, the accuweather seven day forecast. rain arrives late on tuesday. stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. this