i was really proud of the balboa football team who became the state champions. we had a great celebration here in san francisco, and i'm always so proud of our young people. as a kid who grew up in san francisco in those years, back in the day, we remember many of the challenges that existed in san francisco, but we also know that san francisco was a place of opportunity, and balboa high school was that place of opportunity for jose, who was able to be an apprentice, who was able to move up in the ranks and be a part of an incredible union, local 6, the electricians, who do a lot of wonderful work for san francisco, and who have been really great in providing opportunities for city build. we know it's a part of the larger building trades family here, so it's great to see rudy gonzales here, and tom mazzola. this seat has traditionally been a labor seat, one in which the person who is a part of labor, it's usually somebody very prestigious, and the mazzolas, they don't necessarily do a change in leadership very lightly when it comes to this seat, so the fact that

in a picturesque part of newport called balboa island. and she ran her business with a new likeness. and at night was love by this accomplished doctor. this sensitive man. what did he do for you? >> everything. from run errands for me to back rub every night. just would listen to my day. we would take walks every night. he held my hand. i mean, he was everything that you would want. >> pinch yourself. you've got it, finally. >> yeah. >> then, just before thanksgiving, as terra helped her mother moved into the balboa house. >> he started moving his stuff in, to. >> terra didn't like it. not a bit. she confronted her mother. >> i told her it was fishy. i don't get it. she told me i needed to mind my own business. and he came up behind her -- >> what did he say? >> he was saying that you are just trying to get your mom all to yourself. and i started screaming back at him, no, john that's what you are trying to do. >> the next day was thanksgiving. and debra, quite fed up, told her suspicious daughters and not to bother showing up for dinner.

i was really proud of the balboa football team who became the state champions.celebration here in san francisco, and i'm always so proud of our young people. as a kid who grew up in san francisco in those years, back in the day, we remember many of the challenges that existed in san francisco, but we also know that san francisco was a place of opportunity, and balboa high school was that place of opportunity for jose, who was able to be an apprentice, who was able to move up in the ranks and be a part of an incredible union, local 6, the electricians, who do a lot of wonderful work for san francisco, and who have been really great in providing opportunities for city build. we know it's a part of the larger building trades family here, so it's great to see rudy gonzales here, and tom mazzola. this seat has traditionally been a labor seat, one in which the person who is a part of labor, it's usually somebody very prestigious, and the mazzolas, they don't necessarily do a change in leadership very lightly when it comes to this seat, so the fact that they dug deep,

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sylvester: rocky balboa, the sixth one. it was done with such skepticism. it was at a career low.is peaks and valleys, and i was in a serious valley of the unknown. i came up with this and they said " this is absurd." david: if it had been a flop, what would you have done with your career? where would you have wound up? sylvester: probably something in the equestrian world. david: because you are very interested in horses. sylvester: i am very good on horses. it is very dangerous, but it is something i grew up with. david: any regrets in your career? sylvester: there are always regrets. you can't do anything about it, but there are certain roles you turn down, and perhaps not being as adamant about surrounding yourself with like-minded people because you are dealing with very fragile egos and everyone is running on a lotto fear. that is the fuel -- lot of fear. that is the fuel. people are looking out for their part of it. the writer is guarding the words. the actor is worrying " do i have more lines than the guy next to me?" david: do you have a bucket list? is there anything you

i was really proud of the balboa football team who became the state champions.had a great celebration here in san francisco, and i'm always so proud of our young people. as a kid who grew up in san francisco in those years, back in the day, we remember many of the challenges that existed in san francisco, but we also know that san francisco was a place of opportunity, and balboa high school was that place of opportunity for jose, who was able to be an apprentice, who was able to move up in the ranks and be a part of an incredible union, local 6, the electricians, who do a lot of wonderful work for san francisco, and who have been really great in providing opportunities for city build. we know it's a part of the larger building trades family here, so it's great to see rudy gonzales here, and tom mazzola. this seat has traditionally been a labor seat, one in which the person who is a part of labor, it's usually somebody very prestigious, and the mazzolas, they don't necessarily do a change in leadership very lightly when it comes to this seat, so the fact that the

and the website is art walk sf.com.we're launching the program on balboa in balboa village may 7 so it's coming up and basically it's like an art walk program where several of us got together and really wanted to just revitalize neighborhoods through art. and kind of like the connection of art and commerce, art and business. so it's all kind of being creative at the same time of us launching this. it's really exciting because it can shift depending where the neighborhoods, what the neighborhoods want.it's going to be the first saturday of every month and it rotates to a different neighborhood corridor or each month. so this month will be the castro i believe and after that will be divisive arrow. we have a few other neighborhoods lined up as well and our hope is that businesses will if they already have connections with artists they will reach out to their artists and give space for them to sho . if not we can help find people and help pair themwith people who would be a great fit for them . we'll also have vendors in the front so sidewalk space. some streets will have street closures an

sylvester: i am most proud of rocky balboa, the sixth one, because that was done with such skepticismwas at my career low. because it is all peaks and valleys, peaks and valleys in any career, any sport, anything and i was in some serious valley of the unknown. and i came up with this idea that 59, 60 years old to play rocky as a boxer, this and that and they said this is absurd. david: if rocky had not worked and it had been a flop. the first one had been a flop, what would you have done with your career? where do you think you would have wound up? sylvester: probably something in the equestrian world. david: really? sylvester: because you're interested in horses. i'm very good on horses. david: isn't that kinda dangerous? sylvester: it's very dangerous but it is something i grew up with. david: any regrets in your career? sylvester: yeah, there are tons of regrets. there are always regrets. it's frustrating because you can't do anything about it, but there are certain roles you turn down, the politics were not right. and perhaps not being as adamant about surrounding yourself with l

transit leaders will consider a plan to lower the speed limit on some key corridors that includes balboa, stockton, market, mission, third and more. it's all part of a push to eliminate pedestrian deaths in the city. if approved, the new speed limits would go into effect this summer. we'll be right back. ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪♪ pop it like it's— pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. only at jack in the box. ♪♪ ♪♪ my classic and spicy popcorn chicken with 100% all-white-meat chicken. and good good sauce. ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. order on the jack app today. officially back in san francisco this year, but with some new rules. this is what hippie hill looked like in golden gate park during the last 4/20 celebration in 2019. yesterday city leaders talked about what we can expect tomorrow. new this year, the city is enforcing 21 and up age restrictions for the very first time. now, that's because for the firs

and i definitely don't hold it against you that you went to balboa high school.n francisco behind galileo. you know what, that's right. did you come to that ceremony? couldn't make it, but i've got to say after all those years, i was really proud of the balboa high school football team who became the state champions. we had a great celebration for them here in san francisco and i'm always so proud of our young people and as a kid who grew up in san francisco during those years back in the day, we remember many of the challenges that existed in san francisco, but we also know that san francisco was a place of opportunity. and balboa high school was that place of opportunity for jose who was able to be an apprentice. who was able to move up in the ranks and be apart of an incredible union local 6, the electricians who do a lot of wonderful work for san francisco and who have been really great in providing opportunities through city build. we know that it's apart of the larger building trade family. it's great to see rudy gonzalez here and larry mazola and speaking

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that is balboa. so everywhere i go there's a rocky around jr. i was going to ask if you've seen any warrior fans out there, but they might be looking towards the next series already. maybe getting ready for memphis or minnesota, but you got to win one more game have not seen warriors fans yet. i will for sure tomorrow here ballerina jr. thank you so much chris. we look forward to it. we'll be back after the break. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sometimes it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to take over. i'm trying. this driver had to hit the brakes when the tesla didn't understand a detour sign. ok. here it almost hit a truck. obviously, i had to take over. and here it swerves into an oncoming lane. look at that! often, the tesla doesn't know what it wants

but for now, balboa staff say they're determined to enjoy this easter, just like every one else can owns that. oh, thrilled the pandemic. media reports around the world have frequently quoted johns hopkins as their source. that's because scientists at the university and baltimore, just an hours drive from washington. d. c. understood when coven 19 1st hit, the headlines that fast and reliable infection statistics were vital to managing the virus. they developed a tool to track outbreaks. that's now used world wide. helping countries ahead in real time, ah! in january 2020, before most people in the world felt the tremors of the oncoming cove. it 19th and i make a team of researchers at johns hopkins university, were prepared. they set up an online data dashboard, which is now known throughout the world to trace and collect information about infections by the end of 2020 johns hopkins was the lead source for clinicians, physicians, and even for governments worldwide. dr. johns hopkins is famous for its public health studies. i think many of ty, ones, ministry of health officially took par

in balboa, they were provided by the homeless outreach team, but in this, it's separate, which i think will provide more robust services. given the fact that this project is much larger than the initial site, that's why we're gradually ramping up here. >> supervisor safai: great. well, we look forward to working with you on this. it's such an important model that needs to be replicated 100%. mr. clerk, can you please add me as a cosponsor on this? thank you. >> clerk: certainly. >> chair ronen: supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, chair cohen, and thank you for your presentation on this extremely important step in addressing our unhoused population in vehicles, and thanks also for working closely with me and supervisor melgar to identify a site on the west side. i just have a question about the budget. so this $5.6 million that you received from the state -- so this is covering cost that's have already -- costs that have already been incurred for the set up and maintenance of the bayview? >> i'm sorry? >> supervisor mar: what was the total cost for the actual construction and

a sneak peek at rocky balboa. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: i do need your love. fingers other.price of gas from a they've rated oil executives accusing them of price gouging even though last week they said it was putin's fault. remember putin's price hike? thousand fun #. >> the american people are getting ripped off as these companies choose to keep production load with their own profit to say hi. >> consumers are pinched at the pump, oil companies have been raking in profits and pushing for policies that will only make our country mark depend upon oil. >> this doesn't feel fair, it feels like gouging. it even feels like privateering. kennedy: republicans say fellow crews to take the blame off the president's failed policies so who's to blame for high gas prices? he with me to explain, how are future executive director daniel turner is back. daniel, tell me honestly, without overt political agenda, why are gas prices high right now? >> absolutely. first of all, i feel i've done my penance for this having to sit through eight hours of this hearing today. if you w

today was at devil's bakery on balboa. we are gog to every battalion last mont was 8 this mont 7. we are working on the next month and will rotate it so people don't go to the same place and reach it out to every battalion in the d. why that it is a good idea with the coffee priorities. 25 folks are showing up and participating that is impressive and to help me visualize is this 25 folks sitting arounded or a one on one with the clinician and if it is one on one, how much time does everyone have? >> it is not one one it is a group and so we are talking about various therapies and the behavioral health unit is there talk and peer support members they get a bit of what everyone does and we give them have cards for the co-op we are using and give them information about that. and the numbers to the bhu and e ap. >> chief are you working in the round or class environment. why at the coffee shop sns >> yes. >> it is open area. there are coffee shops that have like an off area. but at devil's feet it was outside sitingly around. i imagine there are dynamics i see group development and in

transit leaders will consider a plan to lower the speed limit on some key corridors, which includes balboa, stockton, market, castro, mission, third and more. it's all part of the push to eliminate pedestrian deaths in san francisco. if approved, the new city speed limits would go into effect this summer. >> and a quick look at the top stories this morning, including no more masks if you're hitting the skies. we're breaking down what you need to know this morning. plus -- >> reporter: ten days after this home depot store in san jose nearly burned to the ground, there is a person under arrest. we're going to tell you what we know about the investigation coming up. >> and make sure you join me this morning on facebook live. we're on right now giving you a behind-the-scenes look of what's happening here on "today in the bay." ginger here with us this morning. do you have any questions? jump online, ask away. we're going to talk about it in the break. but stick around, we've got much more news ahead this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. it is 6:56. welcome back. h

we have balboa and substantial amounts of housing, we think that these are going to start bearing fruit in particular and the next few years so that's why those numbers start to change. history is not as helpful on those particular projects. they're going to be launching a little bit. so that's one of the pieces in this and when it comes to the pipeline there's more detail about like exactly how we look at it now. it's different than how we looked at it in the beginning of the last cycle. our data is different and we had a lot of stalled projects in our data so that's changed the way you can look at how much is going to a arrive versus how much we think is going to a vive. and we know that really kicked in and is changing the game so we saw thosen tilements in 2018 and 2019 and it's moving forward and give us a different level of production and possibility. we do know a lot of projects are stuck. the last few years have been disruptive process. but that is settled down and thank you very much. seen things like the dvs that have the development agreements that have unique charrer adverti

whether a balboa or lincoln or another high schools throughout the city.t is a raubl asset buzz it provides careers for students for the future. thank you. >> thank you. >> that is all the public comment on this item >> thank you very much >> and thank you to our commenters. moving to agenda j. memory yell adjournment. none and now agenda k closed session. before the board goes to closed session i call for speakers to the closed session items in the agenda. there will be a total of 5 minutes for speakers. seeing none. for public speakers do we have hands raised mr. steel. >> no. >> we don't, let me know in spanish and chinese for closed session. >> thank you. seeing none. >> thank you. the board will go in closed segsz. i cit. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so we're will you shop & dine in the 49 chinatown has to be one the best u

. >> >> >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san francisco, and now it is theartnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to have fun in the city, recreation. >> this is an amazing park. we have not revitalized it without public and private investment. the critical piece of the process of this renovation was that it was all about the community. we reached out to everyone in this community. we love this park dearly and they all had thoughts and ideas and they wanted to bring their own creativity and their personality to bear on the design. what you see is what the community wanted. these ideas all came from the residents of this community. as a result, there is a sense of ownership, pride and responsibility that goes along with what is going to be an exciting park. >> i don't want to be involved in the process after it happens. i want to be there at the f

long-term residents like me to continue to live in a neighborhood supported by transit including the 31 balboa bus, we need to have a community that stretches east and i ask to you please drop a line of lake. don't go north of lake when drawing the district one upon boundsary tell be a vote for gentification and whole foods not [inaudible] not grocery outlet and not smart and final. i really appreciate your consideration. thank you very much. >> thank you. how do i i like to spell where you are left name i think i may have missed it. you did say it. duda. i did get it right. >> thank you very much. i have to guess sometimes. next speaker, please. >> hello. good evening and thank you. i'm coleta the director of the richmond senior center in district one. and our district is 40% asian. a majority whom live in asian language speak households and the largest population of adults with disabilitieds and older adult, allow in in person and virtual services. food security. financial assistance, housing, in home care, medical assistance. meals, home delivered groceries the list goes on. we are part of

like rocky balboa getting back in the ring with appalollo cree but in cleats, and liverpool opening therder to experience than tax day. let's just say, the only other american i have seen defend so self-destructively is rudy giuliani. my heart breaks for him here. sadder than barbara hershey in "beaches." liverpool made it three before halftime. saying break it down, hammer time. city came back late. liverpool held on to win 3-2. dreams of an unprecedented quadruple still alive. huge credit to the boston red sox owners who built this team. they used the stat stuff from american sports and it's working. other game, chelsea football club in purgatory as they're being sold byrosion abromavich, a war of attrition blown open by chelsea. they showed the right foot has firmer nuclear capacity, and mason mount, one of the great english names, should have lord attached to it, rolled the ball home. like a pba star. pete weber, who do you think you are? chelsea survive and advance to face your liverpool, may 14th. a repeat match of the other domestic cup. liverpool/chelsea 2. electric boogaloo may

third street between williams avenue, balboa street, castro street, market street, mission street, noriega street, stockton street and west portal avenue between 15th avenue and ulloa. >> good afternoon. i'm vision zero program manager. i'm joined by our education outreach. today we'll give update on our seed management work. as we know, speeding is the leading cause of crashes in san francisco. even 5 miles per hour is a difference between someone survives a crash. we have range of tools to slow speeds including speed limit reduction, quick build lane reduction project, education and outreach. this presentation is going to focus specifically on reducing speed limits and education outreach strategies. we have new legislation that was signed into law earlier this year which allows us to set speeds differently. with a focus specifically on safety. under this new authority, beginning earlier this year, we've been able to reduce speed limbs from 25 to 20 miles per hour if key criteria is met. at least 50% of the street is commercial or retail. beginning in 2024 we'll expand our speed limit red

i wonder if we can add significant largenumbers into the treasure island , balboa and the large publicject which occupies the majority of homeowners on venison's market . the power they being factored intowhat you're presenting today ? >> i don't think they show up much in this data unless for example in the units authorized if those developments have pulled permits for some of the units that are going to be constructed then they would show up there they would have been i think , i'm not sure if all of the projects on market or vanness but the large development agreements youmentioned would have been entitled years before so they would have entered , they would have been filed and titles before the picture or the snapshot in the time that this window is providingor that this report is providing . so i don't think they would be trapped here again unless building permits have been at fault. >> it's difficult for us standing on the outside these projects are very large and i know there's a certain amount of activity on treasure island but it's more in comparison to what ultimately intende