this is a corner stone project within the balboa plan. this development provides needed financing, to m.t.a. to allow the existing mull line bus lay jofe and transfer station to move off the western portion of the site on to a smaller eastern portion of the site, freeing up land for both the proposed new housing and retail development, but also as you have heard for an incredibly important public open space plaza. it will ket it to the proposed clean and the housing adjacent. approving this authorization allows these other important civic projects to move forward as well. the ocean merced ingleside neighborhood is extremely underserved regarding affordsable rental housing in particular. this is an ideal location for the proposed handsomely designed mixed use project. the development team comprised of the housing fail yachts of mercy housing is extremely experienced in developing and managing quality affordable housing throughout san francisco and -- and the region, in terms of mercy housing and has shown their commitment to work very clos

. >> i am yasmine, i go to balboa, and i am 16. >> i currently go to notre dame univsersity. >> i graduated class of '09, and now i attend sf state. >> can you guys put our power point on the screen please? >> unfortunately, none of us know how to do it. there it is. >> this power point is pretty much -- we made it ourselves, commissioners. it is our solution to distribution of the youth pass lifeline. you might be wondering, what is the fast pass? it would cost $10 a month, and its purpose is to be given to students who qualify. -why create the fast pass? it would be for the students to have affordable muni access. there are a few main reasons why. >> the first reason why, as you can see on the pie chart, the unified students are strongly dependent on muni. about 70% of the school district students take muni. it is very important for them to have a mode of transportation. the second one is the rising cost of muni. in may, 2009, it was $10. a year later, we see that price double. it is important to have affordable access. the last reason is the high proportion of low income students. 54% of

this is mostly in districts one and four going to the schools in gal lay owe, balboa, o'connell, and mission. we are working as you know from our meeting yesterday, we are in very good dialogue with muni. we have a good relationship. and one request has come to us to make sure they have a kep of all -- copy of all of our melt schedules. those have not been produced yet. we'll be continuing this dialogue throughout the year. supervisor dufty: great, thank you. i do want to note that i think some of the discussion that took place at the committee today with the youth commissioner, also with muni, i think that there's going to be a fair amount of follow-up work that we'll do outside of the committee and then hopefully come back with these issues again as we get to the beginning of the school year and hopefully update on some things and have some news to report back. so with that, colleagues, i know there are some quorum issues that we're going to have if we go much longer. so with that, i would ask that we continue this item to the call of the chair so that we can reschedule it without

the 13 other connector lines could travel from the shipyard to candlestick point and eventually to balboa. our analysis looked at using the navy railroad right-of-way. the arcocology route is shown in yellow. we have looked at that as an alternative. we've looked at the one in red. the bridge is shown in perpenur. we improved on it on both ends. instead of going through private property, we're using city paper streets. we avoided a mixed flow of cars, bicycles, and pedestrians at the shipyard entrance. that is why you see the minor change for our options. that is shown in yellow-orange. there are five criteria that muni talked about, why the bridge option is far superior. we need to consider safety. the non-bridge route around increased the number of intersections. there are actually 15. there are potential conflicts with bart, autos, pedestrians, and bicycles. the b r t is 5 to 10 minutes faster going around. it has fewer turns to allow it to give up to speed. from an operational point of view before me, we're looking at full build out of the brt running at five minute intervals. each of

tracks between glen park and balboa station.describe this person as an unstable individual who may be under the influence of drugs. he's described as a white male, wearing a mohawk and running between glen park and balboa park. not a joking matter. the trains have been stopped. the electrical third rail has been de-energized. a lot of police officers are between glen park and balboa park in san francisco. it's causing major delays. on b.a.r.t. trains we'll -- delay on b.a.r.t. train. we'll follow up on this. >>> the fall who made last- minute vacation plans to visit the gulf -- the first family made last-minute plans to visit the gulf. the president has been encure cannaging people to visit the gulf coast. vice president joe biden will be heading west visiting yellow stone national park on monday. he will be checking on the progress of stimulus projects. about $25 million from the $862 billion system list package went to construction and maintenance went for the project. >>> apple's ceo less than a week ago said assuringly, that

there was discussion about mtc funding being made available for balboa park. i wonder if that is still a possibility. i know there will be funds coming shortly that will be available. i want to make sure we do not lose sight of that project. >> absolutely. that is one of the highest priorities we have, but we depend on the region a process as we can. the more money we can capturebÑ u. the5/míu projects have to wait. i wanted to highlight that i 7eñg r,o with caltrans 3k),d$Ñrepresentatives in washi, d.c. making presentations to the federal highway administration,oñg#@5e office oe secretaryédó;çh for long-term l. they had a pretty good reception. i am hopeful that we will hear by august. beginning to crop up as we begin y)ty96px> i also wanted to highlight, among the other items on the and programs department to gñ a9vgáñim!ñe parklet avenue. this was informed by discussion we havedl c had with the commun, with commissioner chiu's2m'éjrq, and is the direct result of the . program will of different demonstration site. one has alreadyb4fzwkpq,- on mission street.

. -- balboa pool did make the laws as well. if i can keep the roots integrity, i can usually hold on to the other systems. goothose of you that have done e renovations probably know this. public utilities commission has been very helpful. they have done an updated energy system, and they were doing some light things work, and they found your air handling system is failing, and of course, the staff knows that as well, because they have had difficulties as well, and it did not come up in comment. union square is interesting in that it was recently renovated, but we had a great deal of problems with the lighting system. there are a lot of stairs, and the lights have failed because of a faulty design when they did renovation they did a puddle of water we need to get it working. it continues to fail. but as the worst of the processes we would need to undertake. taking that together and adding a 5% contract feet and then having a 15% to% contingency, that ran the sheets at $2.2 million. at the bottom of the spreadsheet, some of them

project is from the impact fee requirement because it is 100% affordable so is exempt but will into the balboa community park improvement fun singleside, as well as the 59, 26, 43, and 49 bus lines. they will be rental units which will help fulfill the need for the avenue neighborhoods at the time of the summary. ther

we invest in new balboa park saw improvement. we invest in the veterans building and the work that needs to be done, and we are going to build on 10 key public spaces. the water system improvement program is happening. transkei terminal is taking shape, and we're about to tear down the ugly of facility and begin the grand central station. the new terminal at the airport will finally be done. we have improvements at the waterfront. we have an opportunity to step up to the plate and right the wrongs of a generation. this presents itself this month. the hospital, real progress has been made, and if we are lucky and supportive to be able to improve our police stations and water system, we hope the folks take a good look get that on the june ballot, so those are just 10 highlighted projects. thousands and thousands of jobs in this fiscal year with projects that will be supported by our capital plan with general fund contributions. work-force development is another big part. you cannot have economic development strategy without work fo

officers say she hit a bank of america on balboa street. she is described as latina, in her 30s, about 5'3" inches tall and 130 pounds. she has orange or red tinted hair. >>> other headlines around the bay area, a.c. transit is dealing with a third day of workers calling in sick creating delays for passengers. the agency says more than 200 drivers called in sick today. drivers are not happy apparently with a new contract imposed by ac transit after labor talks deadlocked. the union says there is no organized sick out happening. it says the workers are simply trying to adjust to what it calls extensive changes that created mass chaos for them. >>> oakland city council approved a plan to license up to four large marijuana production facilities. the companies will be allowed to grow and package medical pot and produce cannabis related items. the council passed the ordinance last night over the objections of some existing medical pot operations which fear they will be driven out of business. the plan has a second reading tuesday. if passed, it

commissioner borden: i think we were developing a balboa plan, we were excited about the opportunity of new development in this area and this is such a great partnership with using city land, which we -- we have in scarce supply, to be able to provide affordable housing. i want to commend alberto heights and mercy and the agencies within the city that came together to make this a reality. we're sorely lacking affordable housing in the city. here the -- here is a great opportunity that we will be able to provide it. one nice feature, is there would be 21 units for foster youth, because that's amazing, the city college being close by, it is really great because we were talking about when we talked about housing, we hoped there would be housing opportunities for students at city college and so i think this is a really -- a nice -- a nice opportunity there. i think it is unfortunate that there's still a misperception among people that affordable housing brings crime and -- because there's -- there's, that's not true. particularly when it -- an organization like this, is a well establishe

the first was last monday at a b of a branch at balboa and 38th. that's in the richmond district. the second was last friday at a b of a. the woman is either white or law law -- or latina in her 30s. she is 130 pounds. san francisco police want to hear from you if this woman look familiar. >>> richmond plea are investigating -- police are investigating a burglary at a house rabbit society. they stole several hundred dollars from the donation box. they provide funds for volunteers taking care of homeless rabbits. the office was vandalized. the rabbit society hopes anyone wanting to help out will attend a festival on saturday afternoon at the broadway office and perhaps make a small donation. >>> another condo red taged in pacifica, but not because of a sliding cliff, but because an sufflok crashed into it. -- an suv crashed into it. it happened on beach view avenue. we received these photos today. police say a 25-year-old driver from san mateo lost control of his chevy blazer, and you can see what happened. the condo, its attached garage and a car parked inside all have major damag

officers say she hit a bank of america on balboa street in the outer richmond last monday,age then another b. of a. friday in diamond heights. she is described as latina, in her 30s, about 5'3", 130 pounds. she has orange or red tinted hair. >>> a northern california woman is poised to make history. she is the governor's nominee to be the state's next chief justice. right now the woman sits on the third district court of appeals. she is filipina, so she would be the first asian-american chief justice. simon perez shows us that's not the only way she would change the look of the court. >> attorneys like to go into her court because she was thorough, she was objectty of, fair and again, she was so respectful of everyone in the process. >> reporter: presiding appeals court justice art scotland is talking about it. ani canty . l-sakauye chosen by governor schwarzenegger to be the next chief justice. she was a judge for 20 years in sacramento in 1990 and superior court judge and now appeals court justice where she has been working with scotland. >> i expect her to be one of the best chief justi

officers say she hit a bank of america on balboa street in the outer richmond last monday and another b of a friday in diamond heights. no one has been hurt in these robberies. she's described as latina, in her 30s, 5' 3, about 130 pounds with orangish or red tinted hair. >>> despite the third day of significantly more sick calls than usual, ac transit workers say they are. staging a 6- out. their june sent us this -- a 6- out. -- a sickout. their union sent us this press release that says we are at work. there is no sickout. the union and ac transit are locked in a bitter contract dispute. for the past three days the contract agency said more than 200 workers called in sick, more than twice the normal daily number. >> what is being put forward by the other side is untrue. today's news release by the atu is made up out of whole cloth. it's completely untrue. >> the sick calms started calling in after a contract was forced on workers freezing wages and requires a co-pay on healthcare and the agency changed some of its shifts and routes. the union says there's unsafe working conditions.

the surveillance photo was taken july 12th at the bank of america branch on balboa.tigators sea she had a gun and demanded money. police describe her as being between 5 -- five feet and 5'3". >>> vallejo police are investigating two incidents involving ads placed on craigslist. in both cases, the potential buyers were robbed at gunpoint. one man drove to buy a car. when he got there, would two people robbed him of the $2,000 he brought to buy the car. a similar incident happened there a few weeks ago. police believe this man might have been responding to the same ad. >>> police need your help finding an elderly man who suffers from again shaw. look at his photo. he was last seen at the elderly care facility. he's 6'2" with brown eyes and gray hair. he walks with a limp. because of the dementia, he probably couldn't find his way home. if you have any information, contact san francisco police. >>> a baby in los angeles county has become the sixth death this year in california's whooping cough epidemic. whooping cough cases are now five times higher compared to last yea

there is some police activity going on between the glen park and balboa park station. the case so again, just first reports now of delays on bart between the glen park and balboa park stations. if you are commuting across the bay bridge, they actually just turned the metering lights on about 10 minutes ago, pretty late for them to be turning those on. there is a stall on the incline and bridge tow crews are on the way now. but you can see we are starting to get small delays, short ones, in just the cash lanes but like i said there's a wait now at the metering lights which were just turned on about 10 minutes ago. 880 through oakland remains slow and go towards downtown oakland. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. forecast for this morning, still got some clouds out there you will have to contend with as we look out towards the bay. so here's a look at our forecast. lower 60s along the coast, mid- to upper 60s around the bay and near 90 inland. sunshine inland, fog for the coast, that will be the drill for the weekend and co

first was on balboa in the richmond district. second was last friday at a bank of america on diamond heights boulevard. she is white or latina and petite, about 5'3", 130 pounds. san francisco police want to hear from you if she looks familiar. >> also this morning, san francisco police are carefully studying a youtube video to see if an officer used excessive force in arresting a woman. he has been put on desk duty while the investigation is underway. >>> causing quite a controversy and a lot of problems for police especially for the ors here. take a look at this video. it comes from sunday afternoon. a person perched in an apartment above. they stopped a woman who was pushing a baby in a stroller. they believe she is a suspect in an assault. she is belligerent. she shouts obscenities. two officers handcuff her and take her to a patrol car and things get crazy. the woman resists and officer slams her to the street. she is dazed. you can hear her before she went down, she was screaming and concerned about her baby out in the stre

a young white man with a mohawk haircut jump on to the tracks and then run into the tunnel toward balboa track station. they also turned back trains from the east bay at 24th street stations. >> right when i was half way down the steps i saw him jump in and kind of fell and got back up and ran down the tracks. >> you know there's 5 million people in the bay area going to be some people do stuff like this. >> police did not find the man and service was restored around 5:40. >>> oakland police tonight are investigating another killing. after a long night at work, a married father came home to gunshots. rob roth is live now in oakland with more on the search for the killer and the motive, rob. >> reporter: police today are asking the public for help in finding the person who shot to death a man who spent 20 years in the navy and who was just getting home from work. neighbors say it happened just after 1:30 this morning, cristori mariono had just got off work and returning home, he was just stepping from his apartment. >> i was taking a shower and i heard the gunshot. i wasn't really trippin

first was on balboa and 38th in the richmond district. second was last friday on diamond heights boulevard. the woman is either white or latina, about 5'3" weighing 130 pound. san francisco police want to hear from you if she looks familiar. >> in vallejo, little league baseball coach that punched an umpire was booked in solano county jail on assault. they report that he told the paper he was defending himself when the umpire charged him when they argued a close play during a seventh inning during a game. bail was set at $5,000. he faces a maximum fine of $2,000 or up to a year in jail. >> san francisco board of supervisors approved a city budget late last night after lengthy negotiations with mayor newsom. it closes a $483 million deficit mayor newsom submitted a budget june 1st that included sharp cuts to most city departments and layoffs of hundreds of city workers. they reached an agreement and restored $44 million to city programs and job creation and mental health services. they must take a second vote next week and mayor can sign o

trains aren't running from glenn park and balboa park in san francisco tonight. the tracks had been shut down 40 minutes this morning because a man was spotted running on the tracks. b.a.r.t. resumed service after police searched the entire stretch of tracks and did not find anyone. >>> 152 people were arrested yesterday outside the grand hyatt in san francisco. by the time everything was wrapped up, hotel workers and labor union supporters are asking for better wages and working conditions. estimated 1,400 people were part of thursday's demonstration. organizers say hundreds were arrested in similar rallies across the nation. san francisco police say the people were arrested after they disobeyed orders to leave. >> it is garlic to the rescue. the gilroy garlic festival opened today. it's not only a great time but turns out to be a big money draw. it does more than line people's pockets. rob mayeda is out there. but first, damian trujillo says why it is so sweet to local charities. >> reporter: we are in front of the garlic torch. this is the olympics for gilroy.

this -- boo-boo branches -- bank of america branches on balboa street. she had a gun and demanded money. same woman held up a bank of america branch on diamond heights boulevard. she is between 5 feet and 5'3"- inches tall, has brown hair that is tinted red. >>> san francisco police are asking for your help. they are trying to find an elderly man that suffers from dementia. his name is anthony guardall. he is 6'2", has brown eyes and grey hair and walks with a limp. because of his dementia, he probably couldn't find his way back home. contact san francisco police if you have any information. >>> well, let's stake a look at the early morning commute. >> good morning. i want to tell you traffic is doing well for the most part. it is moving along pretty well on 80 westbound onto the mcarthur mays. no major problems l is good. when you get to the toll plaza, interest is a very small delay t. road work we have sometimes getting into san francisco has been picked up. the morning commute on 280 northbound getting up to highway 18 looks good. coming up soon, we

this is taken at the bank of america branch on balboa street. she had a gun and demanded money. four days later police say the same woman held up a bank of america branch on diamond heights boulevard. she is 5'3", 130-pounds, and brown hair tinted red. >>> san francisco police also want your help this morning trying to find a missing elderly man who suffer from dementia. anthony gardona was last seen in the elderly care district saturday. he is hispanic. 6'2", brown eyes and grey hair. he walk we had a limp and because of the dementia, probably can't find his way home. contact san francisco police if you have any information. >>> 6:08. we want to go over to sal who has an update on the fatal accident in sacramento. >> yes n roseville, south of sacramento, near douglas and i- 80. after douglas. major injuries, a confirmed fatality blocking the two right lanes. the coroner has arrived on the scene. a big rig hit a pedestrians. this was reported first as a pedestrians on the road. that is why it is so dangerous to be out on the freeway. i am not exactly sure why the person was on t

officers say she hit a bank of america on balboa in the outer richmond last monday, and another bank of america friday in diamond heights. she is described as latina, in her 30s, 5'3" tall, about 130 pounds, with orange-ish or red- tinted hair. >>> the cbs 5 newsroom receives countless press release every, single day from agencies, special interest groups, pr firms, far and wide. but today one really stood out. it came from amalgamated transit union local 192, which represents workers for a.c. transit. at the top it says, we are at work. there is no sickout. well, that may come as something of a shock to people who rely on those buses for transportation. ann notarangelo shows us the bitter labor dispute and the riders caught in the middle of it all. ann. >> reporter: allen, a.c. transit now says it's considering taking legal action against the hundreds of drivers who called in sick over the last three days. the people who take a.c. transit, the passengers, all they want to know is when will the bus service return to normal? >>> we are not on a sickout. we're working. and those of us