i am very pleased to read the letter from the gray to green advisory panel. as organizations concerns that the climate will have on green infrastructure and as panelists on the greater green advisory panel to the san francisco climate action plan, we appreciated the opportunity to learn about the city's climate action strategy. we are writing to express our support for the city and county of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets and to recommend that the city incorporate urban greening and green infrastructure into its larger climate planning efforts in regards to both greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation to climate change. we have a number of specific recommendations, and they are guided by these principles. one, the city, when forming green-space management policies, should consider local ecosystem functioning and climate science, first of all. two, the city should work towards managing and investing in its green infrastructure with the same policy, vigor and performance expectations as it does its man-made infrastructure when addre

this is look of the wind advisories.f the current temperatures around the bay area we will be warming up all little bit in the afternoon. ha they are cooler than last week. this is a look of your seven day forecast thursday will be the last day of our cool weather now check on traffic >> we are officially problem free. says salvi illegal has been cleared. they have now cancelled the strong wind advisory. at the san mateo bridge traffic is opposite peking operpicking up. and the n gate bridge is still from covered and now some newsroom >> one of casey anthony's attorney spot is concerned about her safety. when they said they do not know where anthony will: she is released next. she will need counseling in order to re- enter society also we are just finding out that casey refused on of friday a visit just finding out that casey refused on of friday a visit from her mother optio hher moth. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon w

there is a strong advisory role at all of these areas.ed as a mentor to many providers as they prepare for assistance and being in the year when they needed to be heard. i have served as a neighborhood network leader in the district and in the past, high serve on the family child care association of san francisco's advisory board. i like to continue representing child care providers and i hope he will appoint me. >> i was curious if you felt in district 11 if there has been proper out -- and enough education among families in that area. >> i think there could be a lot more done. the have the highest rate. she just happens to hear about me through a friend. she did not hear about me for any other resource. how would she have found out of a that a friend that told her about me? there needs to be more. >> any idea of how to improve outreach? i have a lot of concerns about ensuring that, particularly in district 11 and parts of a dying. -- parts of nine. we want to make sure the day have access because it is a huge factor in terms of closing

stay hydrated with that-heat advisory during that heat advisory. as is a bill mentioned sunscreeisabel. e can expect. it is going to be definitely sunscreen weather. with 70's to the coast, and 90's inland! 96 degrees in napa, 92 in santa rosa. 95 and novado. 94 in antioch. and 98 degrees and morgan hill. taking a look a your fourth of july forecast. of sunny, hot, warm. if the little bit of a cool down with the sea breeze kicking and. low 70's for the coast. taking a look at the your kron 4 7 day around the bay plenteouy of sunshine with the '90s inland. upper 70's and 80's along the bay and even the 70's for the coast. let us check back and with isabel. >> every day should be a sunscreen de llet us get back to the news bart, munich, caltrain. good news. bart, muni hopes half to finalize these plans. them with a stroke of a pregn--high-speed rail funding cuts. $35 million out for caltran, muni is up by $27 million. muni was planning to offer the state connecting downtown san francisco to chinatown. just this small section of what is needed. the go

that is why we also wanted the parent advisory council. the more people that know about what we are doing, the more people hold us accountable to what we are doing. to make sure this "middle school thing, that we are really going to do it -- i want the pact to continue -- the pac

>> terms to be determined for the advisory council. there are three seats in three applicants. >> if you go in the order in which you are listed on the agenda. she is not here? will have to speak at public comment instead. >> thank you for considering my appointment. i currently serve as the executive director of sentences the state university. have been there only for seven months. this to give you a little background about our program, we serve 390 a low income children. and we provide services not only to promote their growth and development, has to support school readiness, but we also support primary educators of their children. headstart is the nation's premiere of the education program and is really a model of what prevention programs can achieve to overcome risks and disadvantages in children and families. this is why i consider it an honor to serve. i am an early childhood educator by training and have spent most of my career as an early childhood educator. i have been a public servant my entire life in addition to supporting

citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. commissioner campos: is there anyone here from the citizens advisory committee? why don't we come back to item three. why don't we stick to item four. >> -- skip to item fo4. >> good morning, committee members. the start of its 17 of the package. the item is to recommend appointment of one member to the citizen advisory committee by way of backgroun. each member of the cac serbs two years. the cac committee and the far east that could not make recommendations as to the appointment of the cac. that appointment is made by this committee. the requirement for being a cac member, a stanford to its president, and that you speak before this committee to voice her interest of serving. we maintain a database of all applications, which is on page 20 of your package. page 19 shows the existing information about existing members. the vacancy before you today is from the term expiration of rosie west, who is here to speak to her interested reappointment. commissioner campos: why don't we give this

i am with old school cafe. >> i am 18, part of youth empowerment advisory board. >> i am marisol, the youth commissioner. >> i am robin 18 year old, and part of warriors youth works. >> i am angel, and i work for the juvenile advisory council. >> i am joseph, 17. >> i am darren, 19, and i work with old school cafe. >> i work with the san francisco youth commision. >> i am brian, 17, working for the youth advisory council. >> she will talk about the ideal if activity. >> i work with the department of children, youth, and their families, and so, what we would like to do is present to you the ideal community, and this will be led by the wonderful you facilitators. we have vanessa, and marisol. if you can present your ideal community? >> we do couple of things. we have the drawing in the exercise, and we took some notes that describes everything that you see here, which is hard to take in. we'll start with everything i am naming off here. this is all three services and what have you. we start off with education and post-secondary education. we have housing programs, youth centers and tran

heat advisories in effect from texas to the east coast. more now from abc's barbara pinto. >> reporter: the country's midsection is suffocating under a sticky, hot blanket of misery. >> smash the old record. of 106, topping off at 110. >> this afternoon, just hot and humid. >> so far, hot air. >> reporter: in oklahoma city, omaha and minneapolis, uncomfortable and dangerous. in milwaukee, organizers called off this half marathon after runners collapsed. >> some people were kind of passing out. >> reporter: this is the 12th straight day of 100-degree temperatures in oklahoma city. the 20th so far this season. wichita falls has spent 36 of the past 38 days in the tripip digits. >> plenty of fluids. keep a little shade on your head. that will help. >> where were you going to go right now? >> head over to wet willy's. that will help, too. >> reporter: there are 14 states under heat advisories tonight. that number expected to grow as all of this dangerous weather moves east. this, and we are only three weeks into summer. barbara pinto, abc news

a heat wave in time for your holiday weekend triggers a heat advisory. we'll have more on that coming up. police are on the lookout for drunk drivers. we'll tell you about the crackdown now underway. and the bombshell in the final day of testimony in the casey anthony, just days before the jury gets set to start deliberations. >>> good morning. welcome to ktvu mornings on 2. it is saturday, july 2nd, and yes, it will indeed be a very hot one today. lett get right to rosemary and check your forecast. hey, rosemary. >> good morning! yes, we need to gear up for the hot weather. it is going to be a scorcher in some cases. a heat advisory issued by the national weather service from noontime today until 9:00, pretty widespread. interior areas north bay, east bay and south bay. the only areas not included on the coast. temperatures in the mid to upper 90s for today. so just drink plenty of water. this morning we're waking up warmer and our afternoon highs definitely warmer. we'll look at today and the weekend, coming up. >>> we begin with developing news out of

in december of 2009, the restoration advisory board held a vote of no-confidence in her. rather than taking these concerns seriously, the navy entirely. there has been a consistent practice of environmental racism. black, latino, samoan, and lower-income children have been impacted by the health effects. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. >> i want to thank you all for having this hearing today. we released a report as part of a coalition. 30 organizations nationally signed on. we did a freedom of information act request that went back to 2006. we reviewed hundreds of females that were going back and forth between the department of public health related to environmental review of the shipyard. i brought videotapes. hundreds of people were coming down here. we were door-knocking. people were getting rashes, nosebleeds. it was literally plumes of dust coming over the community. it has been documented that throughout that time, lenar was not monitoring the dust. they did not have data. they said they forgot to put batteries in air monitors that were supposed

we don't have any word of a wind advisory but to the bay bridge a high wind advisory in effect no meterings so far traffic is relatively minor behind the toll plaza. >> it's now 5:38. >> concord eyes a crackdown on students that play hooky from school. >>> it has taken a toll on me psychologically. >> a town comes into support of two u.c. berkeley graduates. special bond uniting them. gas prices taking another dip at the pump. where you'll find the highest and lowest prices in california. i'm carla, and this is my cvs. we look out for patients by offering care 1 on 1. we help them save money with generic prescriptions. we talk to them about prescription safety and -- help them save money. plus we discuss possible side effects and -- help them save money! we help them save money. get care 1 on 1 and talk savings, safety, and side effects when you transfer or fill a new ongoing prescription. i'm carla, and this is my cvs. and his, too. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> welcome back. neighbors in the hometown of two u.c. berkeley graduates detained in iran are ral

when i say representation, i am talking about the citizens advisory committee. whenever we appoint people to represent -- and earlier today you heard about the projects in the southeast area. we need the representatives from the citizens advisory committee to be present. it is very important. it is also very important that when the citizens advisory committee, or some representative, has to give a report, that they be present, no excuses. i say this because transportation plays an important role. as you can see, and there is a tendency, when this commission meets, -- you are supervisors, but you call yourselves commissioners in this meeting -- but there is a tendency to pass millions and millions of dollars, hopefully, for the benefit of this great city and county of san francisco par, bue need to deliver it. we need line item accounting. that is the way that we can have transparency. this needs to be transported to our representatives. do not appoint representatives for the sake of appointing representatives. representatives have to represent. they have to put

we have advisories to talk about. that heat advisory back and now a spare the air day has been alerted to us. the inner east bay, as well as the santa clara valley locations lasting through the afternoon. this morning, waking up slightly warner than yesterday. >>> new this morning, one person is critically injured after a hit and run accident. it happened on interstate 80 at the carlson accident. at least three cars were involved. allie rasmus is live with the details. >> reporter: east bound interstate 80 at the carlson is the freeway onramp behind us. all lanes have been reopened as of about a half hour ago, that was not the case early this morning, when shortly after 5:00, all lanes of traffic on eastbound 80 were blocked. this was after a three car, serious injury crash. the battalion chief telling us, some of the people who witnessed this accident, came out to try to help the injured passengers. >> people that were on the freeway had stopped and were driving some of the victims out onto the freeway. >> reporter:

we have a heat advisory and a spare the air advisory. i have the details coming up on my forecast. >>> divers searching for a sea plane that sunk after crashing in the bay come up empty handed. how crews will try to find it tomorrow. [ shouting ]. >> americans playing chicken on a mission in the middle east. the drama that unfolded when their flotilla sailed in defiance of two nations around them. >>> good evening. at a time when many bay area cities are cancelling their fireworks show because of budget cuts one is hosting its first show. this 4th of july celebration is a celebration of community. >> reporter: and the good feelinglingers as the final fireworks just went off. it's the first time the city of east palo alto has celebrated its own fireworks and they not only celebrated the 4th of july but a few other things important to the community. people gathered here at bell park near cesar chavez academy for a first, fireworks in east palo alto for the 4th of july and the 28th anniversary of the city. in the past, the only fireworks in

>> citizens advisory committee report. supervisor campos: great. >> the chair informed us he would not be able to make it today, but on page 11 of your packet are the draft minutes, and they did approve the motions, although there was some discussion. >supervisor campos: i would like to send a formal request to make sure they do have a representative here present at the meeting. i think it is important for us to hear directly from them come into the extent there are any questions about the report. i do not think it does the committee justice to simply have a written report. i think there has to be someone present as well. >> absolutely. i agree. isupervisor campos: madam clerk, can you call item no. 8. any new items for introduction? any member of the public that would like to speak on item 8? seeing none, public comment is closed. seeing no new items, which to call item 9. >> 9, public comment. supervisor campos: any member from the public that would like to speak on an item not within the agenda? >> i was here some time

president mendoza: item e is the current advisory council pac report. we have michelle. >> good evening, commissioners and deputy superintendent. i am the proud parent of two public school students, the coordinator of an after-school program, and a member of the parent of kaiser accounts will. -- parents advisory council. we appreciate the california masonic council supporting our students. this is the last pack report -- pac report for this school year, and i conclude my term at the end of this month. it has been an honor to serve, although i did not know what i was getting myself into when i signed up. i have had the opportunity to hear from and represent parent concerns and perspectives from across the district. observing where and why they were different or the same, i have learned a great deal of the past four years. i am a different and better person because of it. i have a greater understanding of education policies, procedures, budgets, and the agenda. i still do not completely understand all of it. i have the privilege of reading and learning f

i don't need another meeting to attend and another advisory commission to be part of. what is endemic to me is what is happening is the people who want to use my park, by neighbors, don't have a say in the programs being offered or, because, rightfully so, if you are involved in the glen park recreation center, you should be the people who use glen park. just as my part, because we happen to have a clubhouse, it should also be allowed to have say and what goes on. [tone] thank you. >> good morning, crashers. i'm with the golden gate park preservation alliance. i would like to inform the general public about the revisions to the open space development known as the rose. this is a policy document that will cover planning for development and the direction all san francisco open space will be taken in. this includes our parks. this is now be reviewed by the planning department. i recommend the public go on line and read the document. we are working with a coalition of neighborhood groups to submit comments. if you are interested in other comments, contact us through our we

heat advisory for inland locations still in effect tonight until 9:00. temperatures right now, up and over the 100-degree mark. so this is the slow cooling. i want to show you what will move in tomorrow. we're all going to cool down slightly. the big cooldown near the coast. offshore winds today. and the fog, more onshore winds will move that inland so get ready for cooler temperatures for tomorrow. >> alan: that heat combined with the danger of fireworks is signaling a precautionary tone this fourth of july weekend. we're at the alameda county fair where the temperature has dropped to 94 degrees. feeling any cooler out there? >> reporter: actually, believe it or not that three degree difference does make a huge difference. you can see the people lined up at the cooling center. this where the paramedics have been delivering first aid all day long. >> welcome to the county fair! >> reporter: there really isn't a wait to beat the near triple digit heat. you just learn to cope with it. that means hiding under whatever shade you can find or create, and stayi

tida, the citizen advisory committee. i look at developments with a careful lens because they have a huge impact on the city of san francisco and shape of our city looks like. one thing i am proud about in this project, which i cannot take credit for, is the immense community outreach and input and process them and through this development, and to talk to folks who were formerly homeless who felt like their input was heard and taken into account into with this new neighborhood would look like. up to 2400 units of affordable housing for the city of san francisco, something that our city definitely needs. something to be clapped for. [applause] an unprecedented number of units going to formerly homeless communities as well. sherri williams and many of the community-based organizations will continue to not only provide affordable housing but actually support the community as well. we are looking at a mixed income neighborhood in treasure island. treasure island will have an impact on the city. i want to think ross mirkarimi

citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> good morning mr. -- good morning, mr. chairman. i was appointed to the committee last year. i have been asked by our new chairman davis to make a report on four important items that are before your committee and that have been reviewed by the citizens of 53 committee. those items are items 5, 7 -- 5, 6, and 7. but i will make my comments quickly on five, six, and seven to say the cac voted 7-2 to recommend your committee approved a fiscal year 2011-2012 clean air program projects. we did set for our workers to reasons without approval of the tdm management public proprietorship, which is referred to under item eight as the shuttle program. primarily for procedural reasons. we wanted to consider the funding at the same time that we've reviewed the sar. it was discussed separately on our agenda, as it is yours. during our conversation, two members opposed. the item with regard to the shuttle, public-private partnership, was ultimately passed and is before

as such it was set up specifically as an advisory commission. all of the words in the entire ordinan >> so, certainly we work closely with the southeast community but one is a charter commission and one is a commission by ordinance and the charter authority rests things like facilities with the p.u.c. that is why we support this facility and why we also pay for much of the funds to run it. one of the items in the same ordinance talks about any surplus funds being available to this commission to use. any of our search there's never been surplus funds. if you look at the current year budget the rent is a little under $500,000 and expenses over $800,000 so the p.u.c. subsidizes the annual operation and pays for virtually ail the large capital expenses. without the p.u.c. involvement there would be no funds to take care of this facility in the way it is taken care of. i'm not saying it is taken care of the way we want but the extent is because the p.u.c. subsidy which wouldn't be available if we didn't own the building. >> i think that is very helpf

we have actively engaged folks working as our city advisory board. they reflect the makeup of the district. vicki rosen, angie, the president, tonight with us, members of my cpad. julie and steve and amarlene tran from visitation at valley. -- marlene tran from visitation valley. in ingleside, it is no different. people are being victims of robbery, assault, based that they are walking around with ipods on, cell phones, been distracted. we came up with an informational fliers. everyone has small cards in front of you. they are done in english, cantonese, and spanish. and basically, we put them up in businesses. we take them wherever we can and try to get the word out, not just to tell people to be alert in their surroundings. this is one of the best examples of the police and the community working together. ingleside is home to critical infrastructure. that includes the city college, the police academy, the water storage facility. officers may pass on calls to those areas each day. traffic enforcement is one focus we have out here because we have see

dealing with a wind advisory this morning. for the bay bridge.aution as you work your way across the span. a live look at conditions as you work your way across the upper deck. a check of the conditions along highway 4 coming up. but right now back to you with the news. >> 5:30 now. another attack on a popular trail in the east bay. this happened around midnight on the de anza trial in pittsburg. kristy is live in pittsburgh and the second shooting in the trail in less than a week, right? >> reporter: this is becoming all too familiar of a crime scene for pittsburgh police. last night before midnight as you mentioned reports of gunfire reported to the police station by locals. and you can see over my shoulder, there is still some remnants of crime scene tape and a police car out in the field. as you take a look at some footage that we captured last night, the police were setting up a crime scene and searching with their car and with the helicopter. for someone or for something. and there were reports of an ambulance arriving on the scene and driv

item number7 is the drug abuse advisory board. this group has not met for at least the last four months ended has been over a year. this is considered obsolete and is not contain a sunset clause and can only be dissolved by the board. item 8 is the children's collaborative task force which was created in 2007, it never had its initial meeting due to in court reasons. this is considered obsolete. they never had their first meeting because they could not meet a quorum. item nine is the arts task force. this is achieved their purpose and submitted their final report in april, 2006 and they wrapped up their final meeting in october. i've spoken to the task chair who agrees that this is not absolute and is not contain a sunset clause. if you have any questions, i am available. i want to say that the clerk of the rules committee does spend a significant portion of her time refilling of the words and commissions every year. to root out the obsolete bodies and in addition to informing the public of the vacancy notices as they arise in ord