the arena will be 18,000 seats. the leave 580,000 ft.2 of office. 125,000 ft.2 of retail. 950 parking stalls on second there's parking that were tapping into as part of a strategic strength rotation plan. then there's also 3.2 acres of open space this id. you could live in because it expends a lot of complexity of trying to scale a transportation plan for complicated enterprise like prn. which is er there's a lot of variety of frequency and volume in the arena. we talked and often about the warriors games which are big part of it. that's the highest glucometer acme 70,000 seats but it's important to understand that the scheduling of the year might be smaller that related to conferences disney on ice family events concerts. this would the arena is meant to be is a multipurpose entertainment and recreation destination for mission bay. now run you through a few visuals. you got the only major transportation to the arena. throughout getting up off the station at the south end and third. were walking on the plaza which i

current development is two commercial buildings one retail and arena. if you instead you take the arena out and build a facility that could host biotechnology companies of which there are wide variety in the neighborhood. what i found is the net impact on revenues of switching to biotech instead of an arena would be a positive impact on general fund revenues very conservatively estimated at $2 million per year. if you get a little more creative, in the construction of the building, you can raise those estimates to, as much as $7 million a year. so you can think of that as being the cost of bringing the warriors to town. you are giving up between $2 and $7 million of general fund revenue and to emphasize a

the arena is a gift to the city and our neighborhood. it it will bring a vibrancy that has been sorely missed and will showcase the diversity that makes this city great. i encourage you to support this. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is stewart canning, i'm a resident of mission bay. thank you for having us here today. i'm also a 10-year resident of san francisco, and my entire ten years here i have worked for non-profit organizations that serve the community, and my goal, my work is to invest in san francisco and make san francisco a better place. so you have heard a lot of arguments, and a lot of value things that the warriors' stadium will bring to san francisco. i think there are some important discussion points that are also been raised about how we can bring the statement effectively into the community, but supervisor kim's most important point, i think, mission bay is a community that is building. so we have an opportunity to do it right, and clearly, the warriors are committed to do it t

on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 950 parking stalls on-site, and as part of the purchase, acquired the rights to 132 spaces across the street at 450 south street. this is an existing garage to the north of the site plan. and there are 3.2 acres of on-site open space, most notably 1-acre plaza off the 3rd street which will be the primary entry from transit and 3rd. this gives you a sense of the level of activity we anticipate at the arena, in addition, to the 41 regular home season games, the tallest bar there, and up to 3 preseason games and of course, nba finals every year in san francisco. we have a number of concerts, other rentals, family shows, and other events at the arena. the capacity again of 18,000 will likely be realized during some of those peak events, the center stage configuration concerts, and postseason games. but due to the nature of the smaller

the arena is a gift to the city and our neighborhood. it it will bring a vibrancy that has been sorely missed and will showcase the diversity that makes this city great. i encourage you to support this. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is stewart canning, i'm a resident of mission bay. thank you for having us here today. i'm also a 10-year resident of san francisco, and my entire ten years here i have worked for non-profit organizations that serve the community, and my goal, my work is to invest in san francisco and make san francisco a better place. so you have heard a lot of arguments, and a lot of value things that the warriors' stadium will bring to san francisco. i think there are some important discussion points that are also been raised about how we can bring the statement effectively into the community, but supervisor kim's most important point, i think, mission bay is a community that is building. so we have an opportunity to do it right, and clearly, the warriors are committed to do it t

on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 950 parking stalls on-site, and as part of the purchase, acquired the rights to 132 spaces across the street at 450 south street. this is an existing garage to the north of the site plan. and there are 3.2 acres of on-site open space, most notably 1-acre plaza off the 3rd street which will be the primary entry from transit and 3rd. this gives you a sense of the level of activity we anticipate at the arena, in addition, to the 41 regular home season games, the tallest bar there, and up to 3 preseason games and of course, nba finals every year in san francisco. we have a number of concerts, other rentals, family shows, and other events at the arena. the capacity again of 18,000 will likely be realized during some of those peak events, the center stage configuration concerts, and postseason games. but due to the nature of the smaller

on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 950 parking stalls on-site, and as part of the purchase, acquired the rights to 132 spaces across the street at 450 south street. this is an existing garage to the north of the site plan. and there are 3.2 acres of on-site open space, most notably 1-acre plaza off the 3rd street which will be the primary entry from transit and 3rd. this gives you a sense of the level of activity we anticipate at the arena, in addition, to the 41 regular home season games, the tallest bar there, and up to 3 preseason games and of course, nba finals every year in san francisco. we have a number of concerts, other rentals, family shows, and other events at the arena. the capacity again of 18,000 will likely be realized during some of those peak events, the center stage configuration concerts, and postseason games. but due to the nature of the smaller

i've used this analysis hopefully that main with his e make sense we thought of the arena like a piece of fruit it is different in the inside the kinds of warmth and materials to the 0 interiors of the building on the interior it softens the exterior appearance of the building so some of the is on track detectives with now addressed with the sustainable wood material the other thing we did we began to think about the articulation of the metal panel on the exterior of the building about an unarticulated metal panel we're now beginning to actuate and punch that panel with the perforation that adds a level to the building you'll see that in the renderings too the dash marks in the exterior of the facade that begins to add another level and scale of material it reduces in our minds reduces the scale of the building and make see it more visibly comfortable the big one of the big challenges you can see on the bay area it terrace was supported by columns i think 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 columns that supported that space as we improved the design i want to remind you those columns came down and

the arena will be 18,000 seats.e leave 580,000 ft.2 of office. 125,000 ft.2 of retail. 950 parking stalls on second there's parking that were tapping into as part of a strategic strength rotation plan. then there's also 3.2 acres of open space this id. you could live in because it expends a lot of complexity of trying to scale a transportation plan for complicated enterprise like prn. which is er there's a lot of variety of frequency and volume in the arena. we talked and often about the warriors games which are big part of it. that's the highest glucometer acme 70,000 seats but it's important to understand that the scheduling of the year might be smaller that related to conferences disney on ice family events concerts. this would the arena is meant to be is a multipurpose entertainment and recreation destination for mission bay. now run you through a few visuals. you got the only major transportation to the arena. throughout getting up off the station at the south end and third. were walking on the plaza which is g

i've used this analysis hopefully that main with his e make sense we thought of the arena like a piece of fruit it is different in the inside the kinds of warmth and materials to the 0 interiors of the building on the interior it softens the exterior appearance of the building so some of the is on track detectives with now addressed with the sustainable wood material the other thing we did we began to think about the articulation of the metal panel on the exterior of the building about an unarticulated metal panel we're now beginning to actuate and punch that panel with the perforation that adds a level to the building you'll see that in the renderings too the dash marks in the exterior of the facade that begins to add another level and scale of material it reduces in our minds reduces the scale of the building and make see it more visibly comfortable the big one of the big challenges you can see on the bay area it terrace was supported by columns i think 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 columns that supported that space as we improved the design i want to remind you those columns came down and

i've used this analysis hopefully that main with his e make sense we thought of the arena like a piece of fruit it is different in the inside the kinds of warmth and materials to the 0 interiors of the building on the interior it softens the exterior appearance of the building so some of the is on track detectives with now addressed with the sustainable wood material the other thing we did we began to think about the articulation of the metal panel on the exterior of the building about an unarticulated metal panel we're now beginning to actuate and punch that panel with the perforation that adds a level to the building you'll see that in the renderings too the dash marks in the exterior of the facade that begins to add another level and scale of material it reduces in our minds reduces the scale of the building and make see it more visibly comfortable the big one of the big challenges you can see on the bay area it terrace was supported by columns i think 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 columns that supported that space as we improved the design i want to remind you those columns came down and

i've used this analysis hopefully that main with his e make sense we thought of the arena like a piecet it is different in the inside the kinds of warmth and materials to the 0 interiors of the building on the interior it softens the exterior appearance of the building so some of the is on track detectives with now addressed with the sustainable wood material the other thing we did we began to think about the articulation of the metal panel on the exterior of the building about an unarticulated metal panel we're now beginning to actuate and punch that panel with the perforation that adds a level to the building you'll see that in the renderings too the dash marks in the exterior of the facade that begins to add another level and scale of material it reduces in our minds reduces the scale of the building and make see it more visibly comfortable the big one of the big challenges you can see on the bay area it terrace was supported by columns i think 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 columns that supported that space as we improved the design i want to remind you those columns came down and sat on t

on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 950 parking stalls on-site, and as part of the purchase, acquired the rights to 132 spaces across the street at 450 south street. this is an existing garage to the north of the site plan. and there are 3.2 acres of on-site open space, most notably 1-acre plaza off the 3rd street which will be the primary entry from transit and 3rd. this gives you a sense of the level of activity we anticipate at the arena, in addition, to the 41 regular home season games, the tallest bar there, and up to 3 preseason games and of course, nba finals every year in san francisco. we have a number of concerts, other rentals, family shows, and other events at the arena. the capacity again of 18,000 will likely be realized during some of those peak events, the center stage configuration concerts, and postseason games. but due to the nature of the smaller

on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 950 parking stalls on-site, and as part of the purchase, acquired the rights to 132 spaces across the street at 450 south street. this is an existing garage to the north of the site plan. and there are 3.2 acres of on-site open space, most notably 1-acre plaza off the 3rd street which will be the primary entry from transit and 3rd. this gives you a sense of the level of activity we anticipate at the arena, in addition, to the 41 regular home season games, the tallest bar there, and up to 3 preseason games and of course, nba finals every year in san francisco. we have a number of concerts, other rentals, family shows, and other events at the arena. the capacity again of 18,000 will likely be realized during some of those peak events, the center stage configuration concerts, and postseason games. but due to the nature of the smaller events

i've used this analysis hopefully that main with his e make sense we thought of the arena like a piece of fruit it is different in the inside the kinds of warmth and materials to the 0 interiors of the building on the interior it softens the exterior appearance of the building so some of the is on track detectives with now addressed with the sustainable wood material the other thing we did we began to think about the articulation of the metal panel on the exterior of the building about an unarticulated metal panel we're now beginning to actuate and punch that panel with the perforation that adds a level to the building you'll see that in the renderings too the dash marks in the exterior of the facade that begins to add another level and scale of material it reduces in our minds reduces the scale of the building and make see it more visibly comfortable the big one of the big challenges you can see on the bay area it terrace was supported by columns i think 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 columns that supported that space as we improved the design i want to remind you those columns came down and

the arena will be 18,000 seats.e leave 580,000 ft.2 of office. 125,000 ft.2 of retail. 950 parking stalls on second there's parking that were tapping into as part of a strategic strength rotation plan. then there's also 3.2 acres of open space this id. you could live in because it expends a lot of complexity of trying to scale a transportation plan for complicated enterprise like prn. which is er there's a lot of variety of frequency and volume in the arena. we talked and often about the warriors games which are big part of it. that's the highest glucometer acme 70,000 seats but it's important to understand that the scheduling of the year might be smaller that related to conferences disney on ice family events concerts. this would the arena is meant to be is a multipurpose entertainment and recreation destination for mission bay. now run you through a few visuals. you got the only major transportation to the arena. throughout getting up off the station at the south end and third. were walking on the plaza which is g

is estimated at $43,000 a month the second sites is as the w example p setting the arena approximately, one mile and north of pier 80 it is can you remember u encourage gated and a portion of it is already being used as you can tell for events at the moscone center. >> this site will only be used for park at the arena events large events of 12 thousand 5 hundreds or more people when 0 overseeing fence happen at the same time at the events of at&t park based schedule analysis that looks to happen approximately 9 times ier that will have a limited use approximately 9 times a year. >> and here's a good graphic that shows the western pacific parking garage to peer to the south and not you killer used for any activities by used not impair the pier 80 work with the office of economic workforce development to create a parking strategy ports staff will analyze the costs to develop the sites and the respect revenue for the capital improvement plan gordon's after orbiting all the regulatory any required environmental review working with the staff at city planning department through a later than

america's cup arena was 9,000 and did fairly well with a very limited transit plan. i think we're going to be in really good shape to see the net benefits of this. we appreciate the strategy put into this fund. it's a strategic fund that will benefit the neighborhood and take care of the needs of both capital and operations of the center. so please approve the fund. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. i will call out the next cards. [ reading speakers' names ] if there is anybody else aside from those speakers when want to speak, please line up on the far wall. >> supervisors, good afternoon. potrero neighborhood association. we're pleased that our amendments on the citizen representatives and the business representatives, ." representatives no. 3 and 4 has been amended and we would like to request district representative have the same controls as representatives 3 and 4 so they live in the mission bay neighborhood, potrero hills, somewhere close to the stadium and not out on treasure island or the tenderloin or someplace like that. we're optimistic with

america's cup arena was 9,000 and did fairly well with a very limited transit plan. i think we're going to be in really good shape to see the net benefits of this. we appreciate the strategy put into this fund. it's a strategic fund that will benefit the neighborhood and take care of the needs of both capital and operations of the center. so please approve the fund. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. i will call out the next cards. [ reading speakers' names ] if there is anybody else aside from those speakers when want to speak, please line up on the far wall. >> supervisors, good afternoon. potrero neighborhood association. we're pleased that our amendments on the citizen representatives and the business representatives, ." representatives no. 3 and 4 has been amended and we would like to request district representative have the same controls as representatives 3 and 4 so they live in the mission bay neighborhood, potrero hills, somewhere close to the stadium and not out on treasure island or the tenderloin or someplace like that. we're optimistic with

. >>> up next, the unanimous decision that will be made today, clearing the way for the new arena. >>> and plus preparing for the worst, being tested, what could help them deal with el niÑo. >>> and we will be tracking a pretty big cool down tonight as you saw it this morning. it will be cool tomorrow morning and then a warm up as i'll let you know how much warmer for your wednesday. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> new developments as the golden state warriors will move one step closer to be removed from the bay. or ocii unanimously approved that environmental impact report for the new arena in their mission bay area. what gave them the traction that they needed? >> that they would mess up last night. if you want to see that game. [ laughter ] >> they want their team on this side of the bay. >> our best in history to have that world class arena. >> and even babies. now it looks like they will all get their wish. >> so congratulat

se entregarÁn bolsas de arena los prÓximos los sÁbados 14 y 21 de noviembre de nueve a la maÑana a dos tambiÉn invitar a los residentes y comerciantes de la ciudad a adoptar una calle con las herramientas que le proporcionan comprometerse a limpiar las hojas y la basura que podÍan tapar las coladeras y propiciar una inundaciÓn cuando llueve. para mÁs informaciÓn visite la pÁgina web, usted no puede ir por bolsas de arena al 14 al 21 de noviembre puede recordarle de lunes a viernes de ocho de la maÑana tres de la tarde en el 23 23 de la calle cÉsar chÁvez. leÓn: cerca de la calle 16 destruyÓ una tienda de llantas, el fuego empezÓ el domingo y lo controlaron el mediodÍa, no hubo heridos pero hay pÉrdidas millonarias. en san josÉ hay una mujer muerta tras impactar su camioneta con un Árbol, el incidente ocurriÓ a las cuatro de la maÑana en direcciÓn sur, los acompaÑantes de la vÍctima quedaron atorados dentro del auto tras ser liberado fueron reglados a un hospital de la zona y su condiciÓn es estable. >> la mujer que va manejando por el control y se estrellÓ contra un Árbol, dos pasajero

want their team on this side of the bay. >> our best opportunity in history to have a world-class arena is now. >> so to restaurant owners, even babies. >> reporter: now it looks like they will get their wish. >> congratulations. >> reporter: the office of infrastructure commission voted to approve the project saying the new 18,000 seat multiuse arena did not violate state environmental law. >> essential step in our dream of bringing the warriors back to san francisco. >> reporter: not everyone was cheering. >> it's not consistent with the land-use plan. >> reporter: susan hawley is part of the alliance which believes that arena should not be built near at&t park but rather somewhere else. >> that area is set up in a walkable, urban area that is promoting biotech uses and the ucsf hospital research, et cetera. it is set up for a very different kind of use that is going to be compromised by this project. >> reporter: the arena which would be built near ucsf medical center has ignited concerns over traffic and parking and emergency access. the commission said the warriors worked hard to a

a love look at the oracle arena. they did it. sweet 16 for the warriors. the warriors blew out the hapless lakers. but the warriors set the nba record with 16 consecutive wins to start the season. >> terry mcsweeney is in oakland and terry scored the tough assignment of watching history being made tonight. good job there, terry. >> i'm out here to bring perspective to the sport of basketball. and in the 66 years of the nba, no team has ever started out the season with 16 consecutive wins until tonight, the world champion golden state warriors making history. that is what it looks like when history is made. the warriors celebrating their 16th straight win to start the season. this family remembers the slogan from the lean years. we knew tonight we were going to make history. coming in knowing that. >> reporter: they played as a team. steph curry doing his thing. a lot of great passes, draymond green with great defense. >> i can barely talk. awesome. it's history. historic night and i love it. >> reporter: it was never close the warriors winning 111-77. it s

to make sure that the arena works for everyone." the mayor added that the project will create jobs, money for transportation, and open space. >>> and across the bay, another mayor making news in oakland. the city will make it, their appeal to the nfl next week. that they are meeting for november 11 in new york city. they tend to pull that team owner in oakland to remain a viable market for the team and that their economic growth could support it. despite plans to build a new stadium to house both the raiders and the chargers as they have hired a stadium consultant to come up with their financing options that will not include their taxpayer money to build a stadium. >>> other headlines here today, a deadly motorcycle accident on interstate 880, backing up traffic for hours. investigators tell them that the motorcyclist was shown here struck by the pickup truck. they were thrown from his bike and died there at the scene as he is not yet identified. >>> just minutes before that a jackknife big rig crash blocked all the lanes. hitting s

kron 4's alecia reid has been keeping up with them all evening.she joins us live from the arena. alecia, they were counting on this win. you >> alecia :they were counting on the win and they got it . a really big night for the warriors pam. their fans walked into oracle claiming the win, and they walked away with it. loud and proud . yes they are >>:i think they are going to go 25 and 0 because they don't have any other competition we love curry over here and he's going to be around for a long time good for him he had a great night and i am happy for him it was great and so much fun it is a great time to be a warriors fan we have waited a long time for this it's good curry did what he always does, magic >> alecia :lakers fans weren't too happy on the way out >>:it was really disappointing, but hey they made history >> alecia :that's some really good sportsmanship there. the warriors came to play tonight. they were up the entire game, and took the victory. reporting live from oracle arena >> pam :a large oak tree came crashing down into a san rafael home this morning. after todays

to promote the view that the baseball arenas and especially the warriors arena conserve enheeler a modelnd educational career classroom in and of itself thank you very much for all your work. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm jose field represent from the local 261 i'm here to voice-over 5 thousand members support for the project and for time sake i'm sure i'm to echo all the positive comments and urge you to support this project thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon to the commission i'm army morgan with the operating engineers love 3 strong supports for the mission bay give you a little bit of background my gather was a construction worker came looking for work and worked on the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge i urge you to approve this i haven't heard much opposition if there is opposition they must be clipper fans (laughter) anyway yeah vote yes, thank you. >> thank you. >> okay is there any additional public comment on that item an not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you to all it represents the culmination of a 50-year dream

kpix 5's anne makovec is live at oracle arena in oakland where all the magic happened last night. anne. >>> reporter: yeah. it was really nice that they were able to beat this record, this nba record and that they were able to do it right here at home. [ applause and cheers ] >> the last regular season loss loss, april 7. >> reporter: marv albertite mic for the

the students have been waiting hours to get in the arena. they are so hungry they just ordered pizza. we have a preview coming up next. announcer: and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. erin: we are here with the maryland students as they wait in line to get in front of the arena for georgetown at maryland. the big thing for the hoyas will be bouncing back after their opening loss to radford. >> the matchup speaks for itself. >> imagine the building will be electric. i don't need to give any speeches. erin: march medness a few months early. the visitors are ready for anything. hoyas and terps haven't tangled on the d.m.v. turf since 1993. maryland won that epic contest on the last-second runner. >> got it. >> three seconds to go! erin: since then, a local rivalry too few and far between until now. >> i know that the history. with the game. what it means to the people. >> walk around the city, people are coming up to you and they say i'm excited for the maryland game. the georgetown-maryland game. erin: ho

for 12 hour hockey game to raise money for a new indoor ice arena to replace the fort dupont ice arena was built back in 1976. >> seems like 1770 something if you've been there. >> but last year a fundraising effort got underway to replace the city's only indoor rink with a two sheet ice rink. >> we put on a couple thousand kids on the ice free of charge every year through our program. through speed skating, hock ski and figure skating, with the majority of those kids coming from the ward 7 and 8 areas. this event so far has raised us over $10,000 already and that number is continuing to rise. >> the new arena project expected to cost $20.4 million. the district budgeted to food the bill for all but $5 million. today's event was just one of several sponsored by the friends of dupont ice arena. >> a great job out there with the skids and what a gift they have for that part of the city. great job. >> told you this guy loves his hockey for sure. >>> all they need is $5 million? >> that's it. where's your wallet? >> done. >> pick it up here everyone. [ laughter ] >> let's talk some marylan

huge crowds filed into wells fargo arena this morning. the iowa wild hockey team is there to teach kids about hockey and the importance of education. the team hosted "wild about education day" at the wells fargo arena this morning. up to 10-thousand students from various schools in iowa attended. coming up on the channel 13 news at noon. costumes...fun...music....and prizes. the polar plunge is back.. how you can help raise money and support special olympics iowa athletes. the 'march of dimes" national preterm birth rate report card is out... where iowa ranks and the advice for expecting mothers. a new report from the march of soon. there have been improvements in rate, but there's more work to be done. erika edwards has the story. they are tiny.. and fragile. when babies are born just a few weeks early... their lungs and brains aren't fully developed. although they often end up doing well... they're more likely to start life with breathing, feeding and developmental struggles. the national preterm birth rate is about 9 and a half percent

he'll play the arena on june 22nd. you can get tickets starting next friday , november 20th, at ten a-m. that's just in time in for christmas. beiber was last in des moines back in 20-13... but not everyone was happy... he went on stage more than an hour and a half after his opening act ended... but most people say he did deliver a good performance. the storm may have passed, but it's still causing headaches this morning... the storm may have passed, but it's still causing headaches this morning... coming up, the latest look at power outages impacting the metro...

a lot of fans trying to get into the arena. tickets quite expensive. it cost you a few hundred dollars for standing room only. the first 10,000 fans who come in the door get one of these. a draymond green bobble head. it is affirmative. he is ready to roll for tonight's game. you know the mvp is dialed in. we talked about it yesterday as well as today. you cannot look past the lakers and look at them on paper 2-11 record and think they are going to come in and rollover. they are not going to do that. >> they won't due that. they have a lot of respect. >> thank you, alex. i'm sure luke walton has been telling the guys that. come on, the lakers beat us last year even though we won the championship. remember the lakers one so let's not have that happen again. >> 17.5.favorites. not that, betting man. >> let's not count our chickens. we will join you again after a short break. a break and we will talk with one of the creators of athena. something that will protect women and help make them feel safer. stay with us. >>> welcome back to mornings and 2-9. he m

when taylor swift is in town or , the iowa wild is on the ice wells fargo arena is guaranteed , to get a crowd. >> when you have the amount of people at this grand scale, whether it's a sport event or anything else, you can not physically check every person that comes in and out of this building. kim: darwin meyer is one of 7500 people with tickets to see trans siberian orchestra. he says there's never enough security. >> it's a different type of society, you have to continually be vigilant all the time of your surroundings. kim: iowa events center general manager chris connolly says some events require everyone be checked with a metal-detecting wand in addition to the standard security measures. >> we back-check everyone that is coming through the doors here at wells fargo arena who comes here for events so i think that's important. kim: at wells fargo events, there are between 4 and 20 police officers and 10 to 40 security officials monitoring inside and outside. >> with some of the bigger events that are coming up, you know the big 4 in december, march madness in march, we really go

." >> a little blondat boy from warrenton, virginia is hearing the roar of the crowd at the arena stage. >> he is performing the title role in the knew cal oliver. as wendy rieger shows us this fourth grader loving the spotlight and asking for more. ♪ where is love ♪ does it fall from skies above ♪ >> reporter: nine-year-old jake miller only has to look behind the foot lights to find the love as his sweet voice fills the stage at arena stage. he beat out the competition to get this title role in a modern day revival of oliver based on charles dickens iconic tale of poverty, abandonment and redemption. >> i think oliver is about a young boy who has been abused and he wants to find love. >> reporter: while oliver is set in the time of dickens the arena stage production moves it to modern london to remind people that those problems have not gone away. >> 1 in 25 young people are sleepingen o the streets in london today. audiences have a tendons. >>> he to say, well, that was then. no. actually, it's now. and if theater isn't about this momentb in time then what are w doing? >> reporter: bi

. >>> the warriors plan for a new basketball arena is up for a key vote today.s not on the ballot but a city committee is going to consider the environmental impact report. arena opponents are upset the final report was released just 10 days before this vote. they say it left no time for a proper public review. critics say that arena is too close to the uc-san francisco hospital and the extra traffic could put patients at risk and the improvements would be too costly. >> the arena pays a lot of revenues but not much economic boost for anybody else. >> the environmental impact report is expected to pass today. with no delays the warriors hope to open the arena in 2018. >>> the first big storm made an impression. cars in concord had to move slowly through standing water. first time in a long time. rain was coming down fast. in napa hail looked like snow. this was the scene around 3 a.m. when a thunderstorm blew through the area. the same storm generated lightning in pleasant hill, martinez. so about that same time around 3:00, boom! you don't hear that very often.

iowa will play its home games all season at wells fargo arena. hard to believe, but this is the nba d- league team's 8th sean.as yer rele otcld up to the nba. the energy season starts saturday. first home game at wells fargo arena, on ice, wild lose at grand rapids, 5-2 griffins. and now that the college football playoff committee moved iowa to #5 in the rankings, the hawks win it all odds improve. vegas now has iowa at 25 to 1 to win the national championship. if that still seems long odds to you, keep in mind, at the start of the season, iowa was 500 to 1. minnesota will try to stop iowa from the best start in school il and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. before we go, a pop mega star is heading to back to the metro... and hopefully this show will go a little smoother than his last. justin bieber is returning to wells fargo arena for a june 22nd show. it's part of his 20-16 'purpose' world tour. tickets

is estimated at $43,000 a month the second sites is as the w example p setting the arena approximately, one mile and north of pier 80 it is can you remember u encourage gated and a portion of it is already being used as you can tell for events at the moscone center. >> this site will only be used for park at the arena events large events of 12 thousand 5 hundreds or more people when 0 overseeing fence happen at the same time at the events of at&t park based schedule analysis that looks to happen approximately 9 times ier that will have a limited use approximately 9 times a year. >> and here's a good graphic that shows the western pacific parking garage to peer to the south and not you killer used for any activities by used not impair the pier 80 work with the office of economic workforce development to create a parking strategy ports staff will analyze the costs to develop the sites and the respect revenue for the capital improvement plan gordon's after orbiting all the regulatory any required environmental review working with the staff at city planning department through a later than

dupont ice arena in southeast d.c.he players are raising money to help kids in southeast get on the ice and get off the streets. the ice arena has hockey, speed skating and figure skating programs. >> there's a lot of challenges in the neighborhood, a lot of statistics that aren't very positive. but we try to give them something positive to do here, and the kids turn out. the majority of our kids are from ward 7, ward 8. and we get them out and they participate. they have a lot of fun. they learn a lot of life lessons. >> that's a face mask program. so far, the game has raised $10,000. the ft. dupont ice arena has been helping kids learn to skate for the last 40 years. >>> a disturbing discovery near a river bend. people heard a baby crying, and when deputies got to the scene, they saw an abandoned newborn girl. the child is okay burks tonight the search is on for the person who left her all alone. >>> and find out the three things allan gross says kept him alive while he languished in a cuban jail. >>> donald trump un

they're going to pack into o oracle arena. >> right now, except for "today in the bay's" bob redell, pretty quiet now, but certainly it was turn into roar-an cle tonight. >> reporter: >> reporter: we'll have more on the tickets, but a heads-up, it will cost you a bit of change. right now 2-11 lakers gull unagainst the warriors, who are 15-0, one of only three teams to have ever had that starting record. the other two houston rockets, and then a generation to 1948-'49 washington capitals. it should be noted that the warriors are the first 15-0 team who are defending nba champions to accomplish such a feat. >> the reason we are 15-0, the reason why last year we had a losing streak, you build up a -- and confidence in each other to bottle that up, and ride that wave as long as you can. >> reporter: warriors entering the 125-0 club this past sunday. again, they'll be taking on the los angeles lakers tonight who are 2-11. keep in mind they're doing this amazing streak without their head coach steve kerr, who is sidelined with back problems. again stef curry was named as the western player

joining us to talk about the biggest up and comers and that arena who joins us now from stanford, california. in the space is we will see more consolidation in the coming years. >> absolutely. we are at an unprecedented time. we are seeing great innovation on the private side. most probably one of the exciting times. >> people say that about many different eras. what is a friend of time around? >> two things. one of them is the move to the cloud. of second, the notion hardware-based.

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