is the edge along the embarcadaro aligned with active uses and does it feel comfortable to walk along the embarcadaro? in term of the higher buildings proposed on the seawall lot, do they preserve important public view corridors? and lastly i'd like to go ahead and introduce craig dikers, the lead designer of the architecture firm, to take you through the design proposal. tanks. -- thanks. >> thank you very much. thank you, supervisors, and audience. it's an honor and a privilege to present some of our ideas and developments that we've had to date. and as mentioned earlier, we're still in a very preliminary stage of the work. and we hope our design will be seen as providing a clear conceptual development around which variations to the design can develop over time as we have more feedback from the community and from those invested in the project. the first thing to point out to you in this first slide are some of the basic principles that define our way of thinking. as you can see, there is the blue swath that covers both pier 30, 32 and the seawall side and that is because we understa

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so moving along to the heights in western soma. this is a map of the current heights. the majority of heights in western soma range from 40 to 50 feet with some -- even 30 around the freeway. you get higher height along townsend street where they go up to 265 but the majority of the planned area is 40 or 50 feet. the proposed heights north of harrison street bring down the alleys where rads and the mixed districts are being expanded. those heights are coming down to respond to the creation of the enclaves but everything else is being essentially up zoned a little bit or moderately. they look at specific lots that are greater or collection of lots that are greater than half a acre and those lots are hashed and they have a split height district. they have a base height and a height above that and we will talk later how that works and similarly south of harrison street and sally district you have a hash there split in terms of base height and a max height which you can achieve under certain scenarios and the highest amount of up zoning essentially -- or the height would b

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make sure you bring along the winter gear for the kids. may may need it. 59 in sandra fell -- san rafael. and into the south bay where we have light showers, 61 san jose. 59 san mateo, 57 san francisco, a cool day at the coast, upper 50s with a possibility of scattered showers there. your weekend in vehicles it's going to be a -- view, it's going to be a cool weekend. mainly dry. we're going to start out very chilly. upper 50s, low 60s for the afternoon. monday partly cloudy skies, slightly warmer but another chance for rain on tuesday. back to the desk. >> very cold. >>> surfers get ready, the competition gives contestants 24 hours warning to search for the largest waves. it hasn't been held for the past two years because the big waves didn't materialize. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, an important warning going out to young people in one bay area city, what happened several times near school. >>> it's the last undecided state in this week's presidential election. there's now a new development. stay with us. >>> we're live in fremon

piers, along the san francisco waterfront, long views along the edge of the pier. but what we did in taking into account the full range of different opportunities we decided to actually move the arena around, tilt it around and reinforce the spectacular views and you will see in the site plan how the distribution of the different elements is. so this is the site plan for the development and i will present this in more detail in a minute, but the overall arrangement here you can see the venue located in the southeast corner of the pier maintaining public access along at ground level, and i'll show you that in a minute. can you seat very generous areas of plazas and tiers up to a height of 50 at the highest and 35 feet where you enter into the arena. you can see retail pavilions next to the embarcadero and then across on sea wall lot 330 you can see the proposed new development of two towers over the top of mix use development under a podium. now, this is a sketch, rendering that we prepared to show how the arena -- this iconic event venue for san francisco would be

we have a wind advisory for the entire bay area and also a wind warning along the coast.winds have been in excess of 40 miles an hour. here's live doppler 7 hd with the yellows from the north bay offshore to around point rays and inverness as we head east richmond and kensington, light rain into san francisco, look what is coming your way within the next half hour, 15 minutes, you are getting wet, pescadero looking at wet weather here are the winds, we are just getting going heaviest window will be between 8:00 and 10:00 this morning. >>> now live outside for a couple of live shots what is outside in san rafael on the left, it is definitely getting light rain but lisa says they are in a break now with the heavier stuff to come. picture from pacifica on your right that rain is starting to fall more heavily, the winds that's going to be the big issue gusts up to 50, 55 miles per hour later this morning. possible thunderstorms. as you head to work this morning be careful. coming up we go back to live to our reporter in the field. >>> if you are wondering what the weather is

purple along the coastline here is where we have a wind warning up along the coast as we are going to see some very strong gusty winds continuing all the way up into parts of the north bay, as well. could see 55, maybe 65-mile-an- hour gusts along with this system and showers continuing into parts of the north bay now. that means the main focus now but rain going to be heavy at times this morning and as we head throughout the morning hours. then it looks like we'll catch a break. but here's your cold front slamming the coastline right now. just moving onshore. if you are heading out the door be prepared it's going to be wet and wild around the bay area very windy this morning. computer models picking up on this pretty well now, just showers ahead of the system but as the front slides on, that rain will intensify. those winds will be gusting strong. we'll see trees coming down, power outages around the bay area and that will open up the door to a series of storms heading to the bay area, maybe a brief break through the middle of the day and things tail off a bit but more storms are lin

and another along 695. looking live at 95 downtown you will notice everything is moving along at p 9 -- 359 no serious delays and -- 395 no serious delays and everything normal through the fort mchenry tunnel and pulling up the traffic drive times beltway in great shape. 11 minutes on the outer loop from 95 all the way up to 83. and no problems to report on the west side it's going to take 11 minutes as well to travel the outer loop from 795 down to 95 megan and charley over to you. >>> this is just too ironic. coming up a. story that can bring chaos to the school cafeteria that's food fight. the floor director is wearing a animal house shirt. >> who can forget that scene. a middle school don't try it. the punishment, did it fit the crime? some parents are saying absolutely not. >>> food fights in schools are not uncommon but when 175 students chuck food around each other at a middle school they are not prepared for the punishment. >> the school decided not serve them lunch all week. the principal sent out

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we're going to adopt this first, central corridor can take its lumps when it comes along. i'm going to move adoption of the initiation for all of the items 13 a, b and c. >> second. >> commissioner antonini. >> well, i have a few questions and haven't had the opportunity to reach the detail of the plan. but mr. cohen mentioned these items concerning metering of affordable housing and metering of jobs. is there anything in the plan that, you know, blocks the possibility of housing unless there's high percentages of affordable housing built as part of them or i think we should be aware of these things before we approve something. >> [speaker not understood] staff. the plan does have a policy that basically states that there should be an established policy to help balance affordable housing and jobs in the plan area. it did not go into specific details, the exact mechanisms of how that would happen. the task force did work on drafting a more detailed policy and outlining what those mechanisms could be and that's where the metering phrase comes from. as we talked about last we

the officials call for gross strategies along with fiscal reform. they urge nations in good fiscal standing to step up public spending to stimulate grow. it's significant that member nations were able to agree on necessary steps. regarding the fiscal cliff threatening the u.s. he said american official leaders have promised to minimize the global consequences of official tightening. >>> president barack obama and mitt romney are making their final pitches before americans head to the polls. obama visited three swing states. he told a crowd in wisconsin that romney would resurrect the republican policies of four years ago and preserve tax cuts for the wealthy. >> it's a choice between returning to the top down policies that crashed our economy or a future that's built on providing opportunity to everybody and growing a strong middle class. >> romney also campaigned in swing states. he told an audience in florida that obama had failed to deliver on promises to reduce the economic burden on americans. >> tomorrow we begin a new tomorrow. tomorrow we be

so, the buildings are of similar height along that edge. additionally as you move from main street proper looking out as you come down the hill, you know that's a very, very steep hill right there. so, if you just look on the map and you see it as flat, you think, well, you can never really see anything anyway. in fact, it's quite a steep hill. as you're coming down the hill you will have views from main street out over the water that we wanted to protect. and once again, moving the arena and multi-purpose facility to the east allowed us to do that. and also you'll see our current designs for the seawall side allows us to do that. from the embarcadaro proper, we're trying to preserve as much as possible the wide view out to the waterfront. it's not perpendicular to the waterfront as it is today. we're preserving that corner with low rise, structure is low, that will allow passersby to see out to the bay. finally, really interesting view that we're working with as you move north from giants stadium and from areas south of south beach, you'll

this flow of water along the shoreline is known as the longshore current.spits and bay-mouth bars are common products of longshore currents. what happens is that the sand is being carried along the coastline, the beach sand, and when the coastline reaches, say, a right-angle turn, an abrupt bend, the beach will tend to be carried still by that longshore current, straight along the coastline, so that the beach will start building out, creating a extension of the beach that will not necessarily follow the bend in the coastline. in this case, a sand spit has formed off the end of this breakwater. this wave tank shows how the sand spit built up. the waves strike the breakwater at an angle and bend around it into the harbor. when sand is added, the waves carry it into the harbor, where it builds into a spit behind the breakwater. to prevent the harbor from being sealed off and the beach beyond from being deprived of sand, engineers installed a dredge to pump the sand back into the longshore current by picking it up in the harbor and dumping it further down the c

giants closer jumped from his convertible to get closer to the fans along market street. sky 7 hd captured these images of tim lincecum capturing autographs for fans. brian wilson missed nearly all of the season due to an injury in april. interest there he is, decked out. so this year, he played the role of cheerleader dipping along market street today. >> and that parade ended at san francisco city hall. players camped out overnight to see the team. laura? >> party is over. what a party it was. this plaza packed before the parade started tens of thousands of people stretched from city hall back to united nations plaza. many came from places like chico, sacramento perhaps most impressive, the time that many of them arrived some got out here at dawn. many others at 1:00, tk in the morning in cases last night one man arrived at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> we got here today at 1:50 in the morn sog we've been here hours. it's worth it. >> we've been here 11 hours. it's been fun and worth it. >> this is a crowd cha chanted and sang along with the likes of tony bennett. talked ab

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more developing along the cold front starting to push into the north bay. because it is pushing into the north bay that means fastest winds and heaviest rain from now through the morning rush hour. it will start to taper as we head into the afternoon. waves of rain and showers did the afternoon hours and temperatures very mild, upper 50s to mid 60s. >>> very dangerous out there this morning. high winds, heavy rain at times, i came in half an hour ago, slipping and sliding, a lot of standing water, very, very scary many please give your extra time. you can see golden gate bridge very wet, high winds on most all of the spans this morning. three separate "sig alert"s now. first westbound 580 at 680 big rig blocking all lanes westbound except for the connector ramp you can get around traffic relatively light now we are happy there is some traffic getting by. you can see we are seeing slowing on the dublin grade past the scene of the accident. folks are taking their time. other "sig alert" in the cotati area 101 railroad avenue northbound pwhud slide blocking ri

i am doing what they tell me moving along.he contact was the final straw but i was out the to then had a black jersey on. i will be out there. >> the 49ers take on the chicago bears on monday night football that is at 5:30 p.m.. >> hi my name is is different and i am trying to be a swimmer on the best- cows when team and i cannot wait to be a part of this wanting for talent you could tell. even >> missy verbally committed last month of cal made it official yesterday she perhaps is the most decorated swimmer to enter college with four gold medals and a bronze burned all while in high school. isn't that crazy!. it is for:53. we will take our bbreak. 60 to greece in san mateo we are lookina rain is ony we'll have another look at it coming in a moment. we are back. it is for 50 5:00 a.m.. thanksgiving is a week from today. you probably have not heard many thanksgiving carol some less to have caught a you to video that has gone viral. it features a 12 year-old california girl. paul shankman has the story behind the song that has go

water so people can stop there and enjoy the views and activities along the waterfront directly. we've pulled all of the support facilities into the arena as far into the core as we can. if you see there is a gray spot in the middle right next to the blue with a bunch of parks in it, that's where the loading dock s. so, we've pulled the loading dock deep into the project so it will have as little impact on the surroundings as possible. the parking area that we are obliged to provide is also buried deep in the project so it's underneath this raised plaza and the raised plaza helps camouflage the sound and site of the parking to the neighborhood and the yellow off to the left there is the retail component. and just to the south you'll see an open park, low-rise access both to the arena and to the retail establishment. it's down at street level. inside the arena, as i mentioned earlier, we're promoting the use of glass at all the public areas as much as possible so that while you're in the large public concourses that lead to the seating areas, you'll be able to look out over the ha

continues to blow but all in all, despite the wind and the rain we are still in fairly good shape along this stretch of highway 101. this low-lying area, definitely prone to flooding. we have got the creek that runs right under this area flowing into the bay and then in addition to high tide coming in right about now also helps to bring along that risk for flooding but we have been tracking this all morning long and so far so good. we took a ride up the way to mill valley just a little bit earlier and found that we are with a few toppled trees but we really could not find anything blocking the roadways. we came across a county public works officer who said actually it has been fairly quiet at least in his department so far. we rounded the corner and went up another street and fought this couple here also in mill valley pick in up the pieces of their broken down fence. >> so it was pretty windy at your house last night. >> it was really windy. i said to him this morning i think it is the worst wind i have ever seen. >> back here live along highway 101 you can see that the winds continue

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you line up along a wall in the hallway.ome people file into the actual cafeteria where the machines are. they cast their ballots, and the rest of them wrap around along this wall in the hallway. fts goi it's going to take a while for folks to cast their ballots. they believe it's very important. they want their voices to be heard, and theyn't wanted to m sure to get out here early this morning. the polls open at 6:00. here in virginia, they're going to stay open until 7:00 tonight. we're expecting just a constant flow of people all day long. the best time to come is off-peak hours between 10:00 and 4:00. you can bet it's just going to be busy all day long. reporting live in alexandria, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> and voters in the commonwealth also get to decide on two ballot measures. question one involves eminent domain. it would allow companies to take someone's home or land only if it's for public use, not for private gain. and question two is about the amount of time a general assembly can delay the start of a veto sess

you can see traffic moving along well, it is 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> at 5:00, we are tracking developing news, a hazmat scare in burlingame, carbon-monoxide was found, what is going on tara? >> well, officials have let the second and third floors get back into their rooms in order to get their belongings and if you take a look behind me, psych the windows are still open here. those folks have actually been coming out after getting into their rooms and they are packing up their cars and heading out. there are hundreds more who are still out in the cold. firefighters tell us this all began when head to transport them to the hospital near the san francisco international airport and we don't know if their ill necessary is re-- illness is related to carbon- monoxide was reported. a faulty boiler led to that league but they sampled the air, and they evacuated the building about 1,000 people because this hotel was booked. >> our first priority has flights out of the area and we will monitor the rooms and if it is safe we will have access to gather their belongings and we willpable to

we'll see a trough, a deep trough, along the east coast. that means that storm coming up from the gulf of mexico. it could mean rain for us and possibly snow. i'll break that down for you, but right now, it's all about current temperatures. 35 in winchester, 35 in gaithersburg. i'll let you know about the weekend plus what i think about our next storm coming up. >> okay, doug, thank you. now, to the final stretch for the race for the white house. both president obama and mitt romney battled the ohio tonight. mitt romney spoke to a large crowd in west chester. the president spoke in lie ma, ohio. he'll have one more stop in the buckeye stay before he heads to wisconsin, iowa and then northern virginia. his rally, jiffy lube live tomorrow. >> today was the last day of early voting in maryland. and the lines wrapped around the building in some places, ased p their ballot. >> reporter: i can see that you're so cold, you're crying. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: dedicated voters were put to the test with early voting with lines that stretched outsid

traffic moving right along at 395. it's going to take 15 minutes right now to get from white marsh into the city. notice beltway is going to be in great shape this is an 11 minute ride no delays on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and the west side will remain clear taking 11 minutes as well to travel that outer loop from 795 down towards 95. megan and charley over to you. >>> five things to know as you head out the door. mount washington tavern is set to open tonight at 5:00. it's been a little over a year since the fire burn it to the ground and it will be open for normal business hours beginning tomorrow. >> it will get more expensive if you want to check bags beginning today spirit airlines will charge up to $100 for carry on bags in most cases the fee goes up about 5 bucks but if you want to wait to check the bag at the gate teas when you will be shelling out the benjamins. >>> the ravens take the day off from the practice field and deliver coats and helping mission up the homeless shelters. this is a 9th year for

we'll pass along more information as we get it. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. >>> there are big senate races today, including the slowdown between tim kaine and george allen in virginia. but claire mcaskill against republican congressmanned ed t akin. akin has made some controversial comments about legitimate race. despite that firestorm, akin says he is encouraged. >> we're seeing it go very well because of the high level of enthusiasm all over the state. we see it to some degree in the number of yard signs in what we go through in the sense of urgency, the volunteers. actually, that's what gives me the most hope for having a very good day. >>> voters in virginia and some first time voters in maryland will be required to show some form of identification. there are at least 30 forms of valid i.d., including an i.d. card from your employer. it does not have to be a photo i.d. election officials in d.c., maryland, and virginia agree the best time of day to avoid long lines at the polls is between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

sometimes hard to get along with. but when push comes to shove, they figure out how to get along. it's a pretty cool story. >> that's amazing. is anyone bringing up the fact that, as you just mentioned, that the atlantic has gotten warmer, and of course, the climatologists have warned us about these storms? is anyone willing to talk now about global warming, and maybe rebuilding our coastlines in a smart way so that we can withstand this? they're talking about another nor'easter coming in on wednesday. >> sure. yeah, well, richard engel has a piece about what would we do in terms of infrastructure for a place like manhattan. which is in fact an island. and the tidal surge that came in the other night, on monday night, the record was 11.5 feet. that was what the power company was afraid of. it came in two feet over that. how do you plan for things that have never happened before. so everyone who's ever had any kind of property on the coast knows that it's always going to be vulnerable. but there's got to be some real serious questions about infrastructure for places like manhattan

a lot of cold air but the highest winds have stayed along the coast along with the bulk of the wintry weather and back up through south central new jersey. that's sort of been the jackpot for snow. still enough winter light shower activity to bring slick spots. havre de grace, you've had a few showers on and off as well. it's from this hear north up i-95 as you go toward elkton, cecil ton, wilmington, delaware and beyond. that's where you'll find the slickest conditions. let's not forget about the beaches and delaware maryland beaches and there they're getting the big waves and enhanced tide action, all courtesy of this nor'easter. so safely above freezing. any wintry showers will melt quickly. coastal flood advisories, wind warnings up for new jersey, delaware and the virginia coast. a little bit of enhanced tide action thanks to that nor'easter. wind gusts along the coast. 25 at beach, gustier than normal. temperature wise, that wind chill has been ever present along del mar va are a watching us from denton, through talbot county, easton or toward chester town. these areas are feeli

that traffic is moving along nicely. no major problems as you come up to the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:08 hello steve. >>> hi, sal. >> nice day today. >> very nice day today and yesterday. we will go from warm possible highs to cold. one lady was saying to me phone app says we're going from 80 to 55. that can't be right. it is. santa cruz 88. cooling begins on wednesday. fog will return and then a big change on friday. a cold rain more cold than rain. system will coming out of the north. don't hold a lot of moisture but highs will go from the 80s to 50s by friday. patchy fog. santa rosa says fog and the napa airport. once that burns off today will be the warmest day. it will still be warm on election day beaufort as warm as today. it will be close. but today looks to be the go day. everything is going up and over the ridge of high pressure is there. fairfield an easterly breeze at 3. that is all heading over to the coast where san francisco is 59. oakland is 59. yet fairfield is 59. temperatures will be warmer on the coas

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there's so much we can do to help that process along. we can make sure there are enough equipment and toys to go around. man: you want to wear the necklace? ok. man: did you take a look in the mirror, leo? did you see yourself in the mirror? who's that? hendrick: let the children use toys and equipment until they feel ready to pass it on to someone. coming back over on me. would you like a turn with the bike? gavin! marlee, can joel have a turn when you're finishe yes. ok. let's let marlee finish her turn, ok? thank you. hendrick: point out that another child is waiting and has waited a long time. woman: very good. thanyou, christine. boy: thank you. girl: he said thank you. hendrick: always be on the lookout for when generous behavior occurs and comment favorably. woman: charlie. say "mine. that's mine." [crying] yeah. she's really sad, charlie. i'm worried about that. hendrick: and talk openly with children about sharing from the heart and about being generous towards others. woman: oh, wow, charlie. thanks a lot. that made ebria feel

only place we are not having it is is along the eastern shore. as you head out make sure to have the big code. -- coat. we are looking at temperatures in the 20s. 25 degrees right now in reisterstown and it's cold that's pretty much an understatement. you need to bundle up as you head out the door this morning. the thick coat more of the same in jessup at 28 degrees right now. and we are looking at sykesville at 29. the only silver lining really is the fact that the winds are not really gusting it's not as breezy as yesterday. but, the reason with the winds being light like this is temperatures are able to drop off this morning. so, it's a little bit of what you want what you don't want. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now. we are dry and we will stay dry as we go throughout the day. but, things will start to ramp up going towards the evening and especially by tomorrow and we are looking at a nor'easter to come our way. and as we look at plannerrer for today we go through the morning temperatures at 41 and we are going to be se