moving on from the see a.c.eeting, the under ramp park, we had a presentation by oci i and it was -- the feedback from the see a.c. was very complementary on the thoughtfulness and the design by the team. by reviewing the timeline we were very encouraged by the amount of community input and the engagement of our sister, the transbay district see a.c. we did have a few comments and concerns on lighting, roof graffiti, preparation for graffiti and security. the team was aware of all the things issues and will take them consideratioin consideration asy continue to move forward. moving onto the transbay program phase two, they appreciated -- on san francisco's big dig, are we going to do something else? and what prompted that communication is what happens at the assessed, and you have the best c.a.c. in the nine-bay area as far as i'm concerned and they made it very clear they wanted to hear more about the 7th street alignment. not ready to go ahead and make an approval. in closing, summarize briefly in my letters,

and part of the synchronization with a.c. transit expectations is to have what they called the bus rodeo where they want to perfect how to enter the site with a volume of buses and staged them and parked them and get the striping just perfected and that is coming up shortly on the 26th i if i remember correctly. so again, just navigating through narrow straits with all parties concerned. but we will get there. i will not speak to this side too much in terms of standing up operations. and martha and others will be addressing that in more detail. nothing to point out here. the notable risk remains the same as last month. that is standing up and teasing through the issues around building systems. in particular, fire and life safety. everything has been pretested and now it is the fishy asian with the san francisco fire department, as well as the state agency that oversees conveyance systems. elevators and escalators. so that is a big, tightly wound rollout of inspections that are occurring beginning next week, all the way throug

a.c. lee couldn't stand here we long. he thought he was available influence in southernpolitics . he was destroying his enemies and in a way that was very harmful to the public interest. couldn't stand eugene college in georgia. >> he wrote against lynching, he denounced lynching and defended law and order and the rule of law. and all this kind of thing so you can see how the idealistic figure atticus would come from her father but you read all 18 years worth and you begin to see also how her father is evolving over time and how her father is responding to these changes that are transforming tolerant society and southern politics. by the 1930s, late 1930s but also during the war years, other life and politics in the war years so violently 1930s, a.c. lee is denouncing labor unions, couldn't stand labor unions and the way labor leaders were playing a role in national democratic party politics and then during world war ii, he really is when we begin to see the nascent civil rights movement and you begin to see national civil rights organizations having influence over the white house

the a.c. ou was founded in that spirit. of the nd say things we have, are great eric phoner e is who writes about the civil war reconstruction. eric phoner. during the campaign of 2016 he emailed one night - he emails late. a tie d does anyone have to bernie sanders campaign. to said can you tell him stop talking about denmark. can he retrieve this country's existence to remind people what is possible. even in the dark ers times, which -- darkest times which these are close to. i submit we have seen dark before, the country is resill yents and the judicial the a.c. le tos which fought and won. it is a long battle. this resistance reminds why the media checks, and is legitimate. and continues to work even if president calls it fake news is vital. [ clapping ] david, do you want other gh in on something than repealing the second amendment? david: that's in one caveat. longer the full opinion editor. large, w editor at because i spend more time fishing than i do editing, and i write a column. let me talk about the way we look

stay inside by the a.c. on older family and friends and children and this hot weather can be hard on their systems. >> moving side-to-side helps you to stay cooler, huh? >> i think it does. catch the breeze that way. >> smart man. >> i loveit. >>> sheena will be back and tell us how hot it will feel today. >> and our next chances of rain. to >>> hundreds of thousands took to the streets across the country over the weekend, protesting president trump's immigration policy. >> but the president is firing back. nbc national correspondent, wter alexander at the white house this mornith more. >> reporter: good morning to you. i'll leave the dancing to justin thismorning. the department of homeland security responding to the rotests, saying they thank them for expressing interest. this is seen to overhaul or abolish what's called . xrchc.e calling his eighaides soav today, the president will be with the prime minister of the netherlands. overnight, he said congratulations to the new mexican president. the president

. >>> if you want to save on yr gas bill, roll up the windows and turnn the a.c. running the a.c. is more efficient tha driving with the windows rolled down. open windows me yourcar's engine work harder. watching your speed and removing unnecessary items in your car can save on gas. >>> happening today, a biggest to get more of you to donate some blood. a 24-hour blz is under way in northern virginia. in fairfax county, people rolled upheir sleeves to donate. inova health care is behind this push. it is responsible for supplying blood for hospitals in the district, maryland and virginia. keeping the supply up and ready is always important. those on the front lines say, they see the need firsthand. >> we need 200 units of blood every day to fulfill our hospital needs. >> we're out there running the 911 emergencies, especially during the summertime. we see accidents and things of that nature. >> inova health care is set up, across from the dulles town center. >>> a presidential sightg at this weekend's beyonce and jay-z concert at fedex field. you recognize that man up ere? that's f

before i start, i am on record as saying multiple times that the tac a.c. is the best one i've ever come across in the entire bay area. >> chair peskin: do you hear that mr larsen? >> i would also like to extend my thanks to mr larson for allowing the more than two minutes to explain what the issues are with a seventh street alignment. and wrapping up, i'm going to summarize the contents of my e-mail. first of all, the seventh street alignment was never presented to the peer review panel as an option. actually, one of the senior members of the panel reached out to me after i spoke to them and said you know if you had known it more of this, we may have come to different conclusions. in regards to the 2011 -- i will make it all very simple. we know that they are 30 feet wide. they attempted to push a 44-foot wide single tunnel in that alignment. guess what? it was rejected. that is the point where i decided to get involved. my proposal is very simple. it is two separate proposals. the outer diameter is 27.5 feet. it gives you two and a half feet space. it wor

you want that a.c. on big-time. a heat advisory for the area.l show you how hot it will be and the important fourthcaf july fo coming up. >>> you seevi tributes gils to "the capital gazette" victims. there's one public way they will not be honored. >>> we're tracking breaking news. news. new video from an (birds chirping, a running brook,) news. new video from an ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors just what's anrefreshingly real.. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> right now, 6:30, we're starting ts tuesday like we've started so many days lately, well into the 80s. it feels awful outside. and in true d.c. weather fashion, it's going to feel even hotter than the number you see all day long. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning, anyway, right? >> i know. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'mrika gonzalez. we're working for you on team lverage. chrirence is at the live desk with new details about an incredl

if you have the a.c. cranked up inse, you're going feel this as soon as you step outside. good morning, everybody.a jackor is joining us, too, watching the roads in first 4 traffic. >> we want to get back to the forecast with sheena parveen. >> it's warm and humid outside. you're going to feel that. you see all of the orange behind me. this is the heat advisory from noon to 8:00 p.m. today. all of the orange is feling like 105 spots in the afternoon. along withthe same weather pattern, we have poor air quality. if you have asthma, you don't want to be out for any period of time. 80 degrees in washington. 79 in annapolis. 79 in quantico. as we go through your monday, by lunchtime, we shoulde at 90, feeling like 100. and by the afternoon, 97, eling like 105. no rain relief in the forecast, unless you're farther and west, by winchester or hagerstown. coming up, wll talk abo your fourth of july forecast and how hot that will be, coming up. r>> let's go to jack taylor and the ds. >> good morning. we had a crew out on laurel, going tbound. the crew is also working

. >> i would suggest a pool or stay inside in the a.c. e heat index will be around 105. >> i don't open the blinds. >> you peek through, right? today, it's going to be warm and humid, as you walk outside. you can feel the t heat by afternoon. it will heat up to the 90s. a feeling like i105, you're heading to the pool, you want the 3spf or higher. stay in the shade. if you're planning onci exing outside, this afternoon, it will be too hot. if you're goingto the beach, sunny and hot at the beach today. the entire area, all of the orange shadedcounties, that's the heat advisories from noon to 8:00 p.m. da don't have any rain relief in the forecast showers will stay to our west. if you're winchester hagerstown, you have a better chance of isolated storm. it's 80 degrees for washington. 72, leesburg, frederick. and if you ar heing to the pool or you will be inside, peeking through the blinds, loking other the pool, it mr. be a good one. a good visility to see who is down there. 95, by:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., plenty of sun. here's future weather.

education events and invite you to please come out to schools in your district to see this fun work in a.c. [bell ringing] thank you so much. >> supervisor peskin: thank you next speaker please. >> rachel hideth executive direcdirector of san francisco transit writers. want to offer strong support for this program and the enurge committee portion that we are going to be a part of. the concept and practice of encouraging youth is inspiring. [please stand by] we look forward to a deeper involvement in this program. thank you all for your time. >> supervisor peskin: seeing no other members of the public comment, public comment is closed and mr. jones and ms. knox white will be checking in. that concludes this item is there any introduction of new items. seeing one is there any general public comment? seeing none we are adjourned. >> supervisor kim: good morning. thank you for your patience as we waited to get on line. welcome to the treasure island mobility management agency. alberto quintanilla is our clerk. i want to acknowledge sfgov tv for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk, can you plea

since you are going to be such a dominant -- i'm not that interested in your local, but transitory, a.c. transit will bring in people and take them away from the terminal. if you have information about your projected prework, postwork, load in your facility, it could have some impact on when we want to get busses in there, and how late we want to have busses leaving there. if in fact you end up with not just locals, but a lot of people who work in san francisco but commute back and forth to the east bay. >> that's a great question. i don't have any specific information about this facility or projections about it, but generally speaking, we will have a strong corporate presence, so, all the people that are coming in to work at microsoft and salesforce and trulia and other businesses, if they are coming from oakland, a.c. transit, coming in from other public transportation, we are going to add memberships with them and corporate deals and those people will be coming in before work. if you look at our mid market location, between twitter and uber, our primary times that are the busiest is

. >> a.c. appeals court judge. he once served under president george w. bush and kenneth star. the speci prosecutor in the clinton trial. he didn't pick bed on ideology. >> i do not ask about a nomin s personnn. what matters is not a judges politicalws v but whether they can set aside the views to do what the law and the constitution require. >> kavanaugh vowing to be fair. >> i k willp an open mind in every case. and i will always strive to theerve the constitution of united states. in the american rule of law. >> now the focus shifts t the senate. and what promises to be a fiery confirmation battle. senate democrats already waiting the supreme court to protest the pick. >> with a razor thin majority. republicans have virtually no room for error. as they look to shape the future of the court. rt >> kavanaugh s making the rounds. meet wg senators. and answering questions trying to secure enough support in the coming weeks for confirmation. >> regardless of who trump picked tonight, democrats were ready to denounce the choice. >> so did supporters of the president. we're live wi

it is going to be better sleeping weather, especially since many homes in the bay area do not have a.cn, still warm inland in the low 90s, but not quite as warm as we've been seeing along the coast line. temperatures will be in the 60s with that fog hanging tough and everyone else in between right around the bay for your wednesday. i do want to show you the forecast for the giants game tomorrow afternoon. it's a day game against the cubs. 12:45, 63 degrees. you couldn't ask for better weather. nice and mild, 69 degrees for the afternoon hours. so, if you're going to the game, enjoy. you can download the acyu weather alert app and it check out temperatures to help you plan your day. accuweather seven-day forecast, morning fog little cooler for the afternoon as the monsoon flow increases the cloud cover thursday and friday. yes, temperatures are going to trend down, but the humidity is going to come up a little bit. obviously that is going to make it feel a little bit worse for those of you who don't like it humid. temperatures bottoming out in the upper 80s on saturday inland. low 60s c

taking a look outside, you're going to need the a.c. for sure. she knows that is right. >> i had mine blasting. i'll get yours did, too. more clouds this morning than yesterday mornin now, we are not seeing clouds with this rain. we could see a couple of sprinkles. as we go through the day today, we will be dry until the afternoon. and then, we could have pop-up thunderstorms. most suburbs are in the mid-70s. it's humid. as we go through the morning, ay're back in the 80s again. and another we expect to be in the low 90s. that would be the seventh day in a row. >>> we have to get through some rain on your friday. i'll show you the timing on that, straight ahead. >>> a busy overnight for firefighters. d.c. firefighters responded to this dumpster fire. this is one of several outdoor res. this was ignited by illal fireworks. >> crews are on a main on 3rd street. you can see, there have the o g it ne. we're impacted and it could be several hours before it's complete. >> we're lrning more about a gas station? herndon. >> a father w recently emigrated

infrastructure completed by the summer of 2021, including the toling systems as well as enhanced transit, a.ctransit, and in particular initial ferry service. so that's the goal. a lot ahead of us over the next three years. and i'm happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> supervisor kim: all right. at this time, see nog questions for mr. cordoba, we'll open up for public comment on items 2 and 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, can you please call item 4. >> clerk: approve the minutes of the january 23, 2018, meeting. this is an action meeting. >> supervisor kim: do we have a motion? a motion from sheehy and seconded by fewer. at this time, open up for public comment on item 4. seeing no public comment on item 4, public comment is closed. can we take a roll call, please, on item 4? [roll call] >> clerk: we have approval. >> supervisor kim: thank you. would you please call items 5 and 6 together? >> clerk: item 5, amend adopted fiscal year 2017/18 to decrease revenues annex pend tours by $2.1 million, action item. item 6, adopt the proposed fisca

. >> reporter: a.c. technician jim burrell is working outside to cool people off inside. he's seen a spike in calls. >> i'm probably doing eight or ten calls a day generally. we usually do five or six or seven. but we got to get to where we got to on them. and we try to do the best for everybody. >> reporter: interstate 94 in indiana buckled due to the extreme heat. tom albertiti and his team spent the day sweltering outside, working in temperatures that felt like 105 degrees. >> this site, there's not too much shade. so it's wide open, and we have to deal with it. >> swim! >> swim. k reporter: in new york city, ipe wait to take a dip in the public pool wound around the block. th yesterday we came here, and the line was finished all the way over there. me this time we came earlier to get a spot in the pool. >> reporter: officials are warning everyone to pay attention to the signs when it comes to heat-related illness, nausea, dizziness and headaches, s,d they also say you should zzay hydrated. jeff, that's exactly what we've been seeing, with beachgoers staying hydrated u

getting you a.c. this morning. >> it's warm and humid. another day in the 90s. we'retuck in this heat wave. today, the heat and humidity will continue. we have some late dayto thundes and have the release to get those. look at the weekend, sunday, lookingfantastic. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. 81 in washington. 82 in anap sis. it's humid outside, too man if you're going grilling, temperatures will be in t90s by 3:00 p.m. if we hit the 90s, which we expect, seven days in a row of 90-degree 90-degreele temperatures. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >>> it was a busy overnight for firefighters. d.c. firefighters responded to the dumpsters. this is o of several they have to deal with. >>> justin is on the scene, with the remares going onthere. >> erica, watching work take place on the 100 box on southeast. they have a large hole several feet deep. and the backhoe is in belace to remove information overnight. water is being led out of a hydra hydrant. and to believe thereater presn this line, deep underground is where they are working.ow this

this morning, a.c. mother is planning her 10-year-old daughter's funeral. her life will never be the same now that makiyah is ne >> the 10-year-old died on her front doorstep. shwas the senseless victim of a shooting on monday. we have more on the terrible heartbreak this family is feeling. >> reporter: her mother said this was sudden and senseless and happened in just a matter of seconds. but now for a afetime, she her family will have to deal with this loss. she wased suppo yesterday by family and friends outside of her home in northeast, where makiyah was shot and killed in a hail of bullets. mily and friends came together to pray. they urged anyone who knome ing to come forth. they urged the four suspected shooters to turn themselves in. wilson says on monda night, she had just given her daughter some money for the ice creamtruck. when she went outside, she never made it past the front door. >> i don't wish this on nomo er. i hear this and see it in stories. but i don't wish this on no mothil. this never be okay with me, ever in life. >> reporter: wilso

if you have the a.c.ranked up, you'll feel that heat when you open that door. >> good moing, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm molette green. >>> we're going to get t tohe forecast with sheena parveen, tell us about the heat wave. >> the heat wave continues. t and expe 90s for the rest of the week. it looks a little hazy. we have patchy fog out there in somespots. the temperatures are mild, 79 degree b and quite a of humidity. this is for everybody today. noon through 8:00 p.m., it will be feeling aroun 105 degrees today. stay hydrated and in the shade. poor air quality also. don't be outsideyith this of air quality. 80 degrees now, washington and annapolis. quantico at 77. many suburbs abou the mid to low 70s. plenty of sunshine. no rain relief in the forecast. temperatures will be in the midr to up 90s. we'll talk about what you can expect for fourth of july and yoew firks forecast, and heading to the beach coming . >>> i'm sure a lot of people might be on the roads heading to the beach this ngmor

if not, shade or a.c. would be good. full weekorecast. this is first week of jul we'll have it all for you when i come upsta it will be hot, holiday weekend will hot. just so you know it will be hot. >> time, 7:04. we're following a developing story hit-and-run in howard county. the victim a ups driver. happened around 7:30 last night in the area of daniel road and old fredeck nel cot city air. ups dver was out of truck drivering packages in the 2300 block oiels road a whil older model traveling soutdound entered north lanes and struck him. thest suv fled withopping and driver was taken to university of maryland shock trauma center in critical condition. it was 27-year-old charles b taylorurry. key keep an eye out for the vetcle tha him. white older model suv with damage to the driver's side mirror. >> tributes continue to come in for the five people killed when a gunman opened fire on the capitol gazette thursday. jared ramos had a grudge ainst the newspaper over aan story that in 2012 it.la night prayer services were held for vtims. "fo

you're going to need to blast the a.c. with temperatures feeling like the low 100s. coming up, wha you can expect for your fourth of july and our next rain relief. that's in the forecast, straight ahead. > plus, you've seen the tributes and vigils. tributes and vigils. but there's one public way the (birds chirpin a running brook,) tributes and vigils. but there's one public way the h. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> right now at 5:30, a live look outside, as you start your tuesday. it's a day of double-trouble in the weather and traffic. h wee another storm team 4 weather alert. it's above 80si degrees o at 5:30 in the morning. and it feels even hotter. >> >>> on the roads, brace yourself for people getting out of town the holiday weekend. commuters get home, we're going to talk about the best times to leave to avoid the headaches. >> i'm a

here's will herd with a.c. >> you need to have a strategy and i don't think he should be doing one-on-one meetings with heads of state because too much is at stake. >> where does that discussion go from here, zach? >> well, i think it goes to the next summit that president trump wants to have with some kind of af strong man. i don't think we're going to get any notes from translators. i don't think we're going to know exactly ever what happened behind closed doors when he was essentially alone with vladimir putin or even with kim yong un. trump has the ability to do a lot unilaterally. those things will ultimately come out. if he agreed to something, it will come out. it's strange to have him behind closed doors with the head of russia. >> very concerned about president trump working with putin on issues like arms controlled. they call the president a neophyte who will be lured into reducing the nuclear arsenal and doesn't have the chops to be handling this. zach, come back in half an hour and we'll talk about all of this going on overnight. >>> sources tell cnn the white house could have

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there's numerous agency agreements that we are right now working with a.c. transit on sfmta, the bay area toll authority because of the fact that we're basically tolling folks coming on and off the bridge so we have to make sure we work the agreements with them as it relates to what we call their leg of the interchange. the treasure island development authority bob beck is here today. he is leading all the development efforts with the developer himself and then also when it comes to ferry service, we're having discussions right now and crafting m.o.u.s with the water transportation authority. and to be in the reactive phase of applying for and obtaining as much federal, state and local and regional money that we can. so later on in the presentation, we'll talk about that, item seven in particular. so, we have been successful in that regard. on the screen right now shows you the different planning activities that are ongoing. also the engineering activities. we've got our, in essence, program management team working on all of this and rachel hyatt leading all

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regional transit center which will house a hub for 11 local and regional transit systems including muni, a.c. transit, sam trans and eventual rail connections for the downtown extension of cal train and high speed rail. the integrated transit center in cal train extension programs is the largest project in the prop-k expenditure plan which designated up to $270 million toward this project. to date, the t.a. has allocated $175 million prop-k funds and today we're agdized to add more for the d.t.x. design. we have also committed significant state and federal funds alongside our funding partners at the state and the united states and the region. this hasn't been an easy project by any means, but has already had a major impact catalyzing over a decade of development across the trans-bay transit district including much needed affordable housing. congratulationss to the tgpa, thank you to our funding partners and all of the commissioners and supervisors past and present, including supervise source and commissioner kim and to the neighbors in the area. i wish you had -- ish wi you a wonderful regio

a.c. trap sit is another partner with us on the treasure island mobility program, and they'll be the first to use electric bus in their system in the bay area. of course sfmta will be setting their pilot program and will be setting that goal of 2035. weta, the ferry operator in the bay area is partnering with the first electric ferry in the bay area. that's kind of an experiment, and cap and trade it's our goal to aggressively seek and receive those federal funds and fund all kinds of pilot programs in the bay area. >> any other questions? if not, we'll go to public comment. public comment on the three presentations? okay. i guess, hearing none, anthony, the next item. okay. hearing none, going to the next item. >> president bermejo, if you wouldn't mind, would you miepd to pass the reports? >> no mind. >> clerk: okay. the next item is item 10, director's report, this item is for discussion. >> okay. well, director's report. this could be really long, but i won't do that because our last c

"a.c. 360" starts now. >>> good evening from washington in just an hour or so, president trump will getver get a chance to do at all. he'll announce his second supreme court pick, his second opportunity to establish a legacy that if history is any guide will extend far beyond his presidency. neil gorsuch, his first nominee made his mark on the court. tonight's pick to succeed anthony kennedy, a swing vote in many key cases could do more on abortion, marriage equality, the affordable care act, issues yet to come. sources tell us the president made his decision this afternoon. these four are said to be the front-runners. all federal appeals court judges, all