shared parking project on the balboa reservoir for student parking as well as residents, as well as senior ride matching programs and other services like escort services to serve the neighborhoods in city college itself. and the final chapter gets to one of the community's most clear concerns and that is the first mile access along ocean avenue. and their recommendations about improving pedestrian and bicycle safety on ocean avenue. and so, ultimately, this is the start of an ongoing conversation and there are many public venues to continue that conversation. primarily at the balboa reservoir cac, which will be reviewing the reservoir's own future transportation plan and tdm strategy. there will be coordination necessary between city college and the reservoir collecting data. the city college itself will be undergoing reboot of their master plan. there will be continued public meeting around that as well as a number of projects that are discussed at the balboa park station cac. this is just the beginning of an ongoing conversation. and that summarizes the document. i'm happy to answer any

mitchell: welcome to the veterans memorial center in balboa park. it is my great pleasure to introduce to you professor mitch lerner. he is a pulitzer prize nominee and a fellow at the university of virginia posner miller center for public affairs.

. >> in addition, the k line service will bring people to balboa park b.a.r.t. and the m line bus service, folks don't want to go inbound can go outbound to balboa park b.a.r.t. but those are long trips with stops. i guess what i'm just getting at is let's just take we west portal as the focus point. now for this inconvenience, you've got to go to the pepes westport al. we shouldn't be drawing maps from the board chairs, i get it, but i've got the communications of it. this is just one thing where i will say, i just want to make sure it's considered, because i think it might actually be faster. >> i will definitely look at it. thank you. >> thank you, vice chair li heinicke. >> chairman brinkman: i think as the bus messages goes out, i think it's important to note that not only this is coming, but why it's coming and what the goal of this is and what they're going to see in terms of increased speed and reliablity going forward. i think that is super valuable messaging. i think we're seeing it on canopy street with the b.a.r.t. at powell, and i think that helps p

. >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san francisco, and now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, 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. exciting park. - working for the city and

what they found near balboa park. >>> welcome back. police in el cerrito need your help to identify two suspects who broke into a house last week. they just released these photos from the homeowners surveillance video. these two men are accused of forcing their way into the back door about 1 pm on february 16 and stealing property. if you have any information call el cerrito police. >>> police a warning about a kidnapping scam. three virtual kidnappings were reported this month. police believe the extortion scheme have run out of prisons in mexico. the criminals insist the person stay on the phone while they wire ransom money. when he -- once the transfer is complete the caller hangs up. >>> the body of the reverend. billy graham will lie in on her. he died earlier this week at the age of 99. a private funeral service will be held on march 2 at the billy graham library. >>> we want to check in with villaraigosa four. you are keeping an eye on accident. . >> yes the truck accident was not as serious as i thought it was. the left lanes a

it is one of several projects we partnered on with hays valley, balboa park and hill tom and the relakep goes back farther with the partnership projects. buchanan mall is another one we are working on with gpl. we were in district 6 yesterday and we were joined by three amazing kids who spent a lot of time at bodecker and are involved in the boys and girls club. the city invested more than $30 million in the park improvement this is the last several years including not just civic center, south park and we have upcoming work at the sergeant mccoy playground and the mini park. they were opened in honor of may your lee. i was -- mayor lee. i was with them when we showed him the design. he was so excited but he said when he looked at it, he said this looks amazing. what if there were some lights. that embarked a very ambitious lighting element to these playgrounds which you saw part of last night. the big piece of it went on about 10 minutes after we cut the ribbon. that is show business, as they say. the lighting elements are extraordinary and unique. that was his vision. that is pretty sp

mitchell: welcome to the veterans memorial center in balboa park. it is my great pleasure to introduce to you professor mitch lerner. he is a pulitzer prize nominee and a fellow at the university of virginia posner miller center for public affairs. he will be talking to you about his book and about some of the that il in his book think you find most interesting and compelling. this tells the story of the elf waited uss pueblo. few people know any greater detail than an outline. significanta achievement for a number of reasons. first, it goes right to the heart of the events and their aftermath from the point of view of those who have experienced it. second, it casts thegovernment pursues some of its goals during the cold war. that is not a pretty story as we review today. the book expresses the quiet heroism of the pueblos crew and is captain. this provides recognition for these men that is far too long overdue. finally, the story told in professor lerner possible book as a variance for san diego and is nearly 300,000 veterans. they were imported he

more people recognize rocky balboa at olympic park than any of the other pages we just showed them. merican. that's cheating. according to our unofficial survey, rocky balboa wins. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> but the fins came through for you, keith. at least you have that. >> reporter: right. >> success, not bad at all. keith, great to see you. nbc 10 is your home for the 2018 winter olympics. our live coverage resumes as soon as this newscast is over. you can stream all of the olympic action on the free nbc 10 app. >>> we have a first alert for the snow headed our way tomorrow. find out how much is going to fall in your neighborhood and how long it's going to last. i'll be right back. >>> that snow is not what the stores want to see on presidents' day. >>> plus, the owner of of this diner tells us he's devastated when his business burns down. we're going to tell you why police say he deserves no sympathy now. >>> new video shows an suv speeding down a sidewalk moments before it hit and killed an 8-year-old girl. near the scene of a crash on fifth and eighth streets. an 84-year-old

a frost at balboa park. i believe that. golden gate and balance owe aparks can get really cold.will be mild. 60s to mid-60s, upper 60s. lots of sun. it will be warmer. maybe a few high clouds. no big deal. saturday looks nice as well. and then we will see a significant change sunday and into monday as the temperature will drop big time. maybe 10, 15 degrees. there is more cold wind out of this for sunday. we could get a teeny bit. once it tails off tuesday or wednesday, we will have critical minimums for those concerned about that. the dry stretch of weather now goes for 22 days. winter dry spells are nothing new using san francisco climate data. twice san francisco has had 43 straight dry days. february 2nd to march 14th in 1864. so it ties for first and second. third, 42 days in 1962-19636789 and then 27th dryest is 23 days back in 1852. we will tie that tomorrow. there is a possibility maybe of getting a .01 on sunday. so a dry february means we have to pin our hopes on a miracle march. certainly possible. february 2012, we only had an inch and .09. march, 5.70. february 2006

it's been the balboa reservoir area from san francisco between ocean avenue and monterey boulevard. this parking lot is where students park but some developers want it to be housing. but before those developers possibly break ground here or anywhere in the state, they have to go through a lot of red tape to get there. so a lot of people have been blaming what's called the california environmental quality act or ceqa that makes developers analyze the impact on the environment before they build and some say this law prevents housing from ever coming to fruition. so this report from researchers at uc-berkeley and columbia say otherwise blaming local governments for making developers go through what they call an unnecessary and expensive process. five bay area cities were examining the study, san francisco, oakland, san jose, redwood city and palo alto. they found that 20% of the 27,612 homes proposed between the years 2014 and 2016 d go th analysis and that sometimes takes as long as a year to complete. so this is at a time when the statehousing department claims that 397 cities are behind on their

so i'm in what's called the balboa reservoir part of san francisco between ocean avenue and monterey boulevard. various developers want to turn this parking lot into housing. but like many proposed projects before, it needs to go through a lot of red tape before breaking ground on sites like this. so a lot of people have blamed in the past the state's housing problem on an environmental law called the california environmental quality act, or cequa. it requires studies before the building. this report says otherwise though. it blames local governments for making developers go through what they call an unnecessary and expensive process. five bay area cities were examined if the city, san francisco, oakland, san jose, redwood city and palo alto. five cities were examined. it found 20 percent of 27,612 homes proposed between 2014 and 2016 had to go through a complete seqa analysis that may take as long as a year when the statehousing department says that 397 cities in california are behind on their housing goals. lawmakers claim that they are now streamlining the process and so we'll see. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> some busine

. >>> a parking lot near college of san francisco could be the site of 1100 new homes. the city wants the public's feedback on this huge project. the balboa reservoir development is proposed to be built and fay lan avenues. a meeting about the project starts at 6:00 p.m. >>> imagine going to sleep and waking up with a foreign accent. this is no joke. >> she went to bed with a blinding headache. when she woke up, she had a thick british accent. the former texas beauty queen who lives in arizona says she's never been to england. she has a rare condition that accompanies a stroke, neurological damage or underlying health issue. >> they sent me to psychiatrist at hospital. make sure you're not -- who would do this -- i don't know. >> today i want to encourage you. >> what do you think when you hear that? >> i am sad. >> the mom of seven says this happened to her a total of three times in her life. in each case she goes to bed with a bad headache and wakes up with a different ak september. she's had irish, australian before and now british. certainly concerning if -- >> why is she being interviewed on the bed? >> i'm not sure. >> this polka do

a parking lot near city college of san francisco could one day be the site of 1100 new homes. tonight the city wants the public's feedback on the huge project. the balboa development is row posed to be built at ocean and phehan avenues. a meeting starts at 6:00 tonight at san francisco city hall. a japanese company developed an experimental drug to get rid of your flu symptoms in 24 hours with one dose. >> unfortunately, it won't be available in the u.s. until next year. the new compound works three times faster than tamiflu by blocking the virus from hijacking other cells in your body. that reduces the risk of spreading it. the w.o.h. says it could change the way we treat the flu. exciting. >>> purdue pharma, will no longer promote oxycontin to physicians. this after purdue was sued over the opioid abuse epidemic. some lawsuits accuse them of downplaying the risks of oxycontin. the cdc says opioids were involved in more than 42,000 deaths in the u.s. in 2016. >> california's north coast vineyards produced a record $1.5 billion of grapes last year. more than 464,000 tons were produced in sonoma, napa, mendocino and lake counties. that's nearly 8% highe