is mission terrace is considering putting in residential parking permit, between glenn park and balboa park station. we get a lot of commuters, a lot of people from excelsior in the overflow parking because it's available. i'm here to say i support a particular part of the proposal. the idea that future residential parking permit areas are limited to two per household. i think that's a valuable step. the point is, we have to do something. we haven't done anything in a while, it's gotten worse and will get worse yet if we don't start to present to people considering the residential parking permit area, if we don't give clearly defined options. households is a problem, i don't know how to define that. we have homes in our

. >> reporter: we are across the street from the balboa park station and this is where folks will have to transfer to a bus or to bart because of that twin peaks closure. that will be going on for the next two months and twin peaks tunnel, he connects ions awerta station during the be closed as well. the center has been in service for 100 years now and it needs major repairs, talking about tracks, the drainage system, even tunnel walls need to be repaired. crews will be working 24 seven on the tunnel, it serves 80,000 customers who use the metro lines everyday. for the next several weeks, writers are going to face a tougher commute.>> that is really infuriating because it is already slow enough as is. we are talking about muni time. muni time does not exactly coincide with actual reality time.>> during weekday morning rush hour, muni customers transferring from buses or trains to bart can receive a free bart single ride ticket and that is good for travel downtown to the station, the closure remains in effect until august 24. jessica florez, kpix five. >>> san francisco leaders are expe

.>> we are at the balboa park station and this is where folks who typically use the twin peaks tunnel actually have to transfer, they will have to transfer to a bus or rt anthat is going to be -- and bart and that is going to be closed for the next two months. during the closure, forest hill will be closed. the twin peaks tunnel has been in service for 100 years and it needs some major repairs we are talking about tracks, drainage system, even the walls. crews will be working 24 seven on the tunnel which serves 80,000 customers who use the metro lines every day and those folks are going to be in for a headache. they're going to have to face a tougher commute for the next two months.>> that is really in for your reading because it is already slow enough as is. we are talking about muni time, muni time does not exactly coincide with actual reality time.>> during weekday morning rush hour, muni customers transferring to bart at oval park will receive a single ticket and that is good through the stations. the closure remains in effect until august 24 for major upgrades, we are talking upg

in addition to the well-publicized delays on the balboa park pool and museum. affordable housing and construction projects, and even the desperately needed navigation center on the central waterfront. i've also learned that these disputes are affecting school district projects, properties and waterfront parks. emergency public safety facilities like the police academy and the ambulance dispatch center. these are literally life-or-death essential public resources. and when these shenanigans on theart of pg&e delay these projects, it literally impacts the safety and the health of our residents. the city produces inexpensive clean power, and we have an obligation to use this power on city projects. we cannot let pg&e continue to stand in our way. thank you to city representatives who are here today to share their experiences, and i look forward to hearing from pg&e as well. first, i would like -- unless supervisor peskin has any opening comments? >> i want to thank you for bringing the hearing. this has been a long-standing issue. i've been watch it on and off for

out of the cameron beach yard when we did the rerailing of the green yard, the facility down at balboa park, will be now moving back to that cameron beach yard, back to their home. and then finally, also on june 16th, we will fully, more fully start at the transit center. we have been piloting the five local service there on weekday 7 to 7, but starting on june 16th, the bus, the muni bus plaza, on the ground floor between beale and freemont will be brought up to full operation, which means it will have in addition to the five, it will have the 5r, the 7, the 38, and the 38r, so those changes, those busses which are all currently terminating at the temporary terminal, outside, about a block away, will now be coming into the bus plaza. this is being done in advance, the bus deck, the 25 treasure island bus, as well as a few other more regional lines will be fully operational, and that's when the center willful i open. but since our plaza was ready so and so were we, we did not want to wait so we are taking the opportunity to start service there on june 16th. and last note on muni service, ba

and tunnel wall duri wkd inrush hour, customers transferring from m buss to k trains to bart at balboa park can receive a single bart ticket. >>> crews will be working on the tunnel through august this. >>> this summer kids across the country will be jumping on their bikes, new research shows hundreds of thousands are injured every year. a new study from nationwide childrens hospital shows 25 kids are treated in emergency rooms every hour for bike related injuries. the study looked at kids ages 5 to 17 over a 10 year period. one doctor says brain injuries account for is 1% of all injuries. >> the 10 to 14-year-olds tend not to wear helmets as much, that was the group injured the most, so we need to encourage that age group. >> a researchers say i had kids are more likely to put on pell mets if they see their parents wear one. >> i got a concussion as a kid. learn from my mistakes. >> there you go. >> quite an injury, you don't want kids to go through that. >>> do you want to show you what is going on, so this is the pawnee fire. letting you know dealing with the gusts as high as 125 to 20 m

now, they must take a buses or transfer to bart at balboa park. >> it is expected to get warmer and windierr the next couple of days. julie watts asked pg&e if the utility has plans to cut off power to prevent wildfires in the high danger areas. >> with a red flag warning on this weekend, all eyes are on pg&e and their newly announced policy to cut power in extreme fire weather conditions. >> it is all hands on deck in the new fire safety measures. they would decide if the windy weather conditions this weekend were call for a preemptive powder outage. >> this is actually the first red flag warning since they have been operational. >> how will they decide if they make the switch? >> a number of factors come into play. we will look at this as a case- by-case situation. >> they say their teams are focused on weather conditions specifically affecting theirui throughout their service area. >> it -- they have 50 strategically placed pg andy weather stations throughout the service area. >> they say it is a last resort prompted by extreme weather conditions. if possible they plan to give customers

at balboa park. >>> we have new video of a kayaker's close encounter off the santa cruz county coast. two >> it's coming to you. >> it's got to be a 2,000-pound fish! >> the kayaker who shot this video tells us that shark was one of about two dozen great whites spotted off new brighton state beach in capitola this weekend. he estimates some of the sharks were up to 14 feet long, but everyone stayed calm and no one was hurt. another view shows you just how close a shark was to the shore where families played in the water. reminds me of that movie. you know the movie. >> no. i have no idea. what movie is that. >> you know. >> jaws. spielberg's debut effort in the feature film development except for jewel. quite a grim. let's get back to weather. -- film. s get back to weather. >>> we t'havele a sea breeze an high pressure over the south line, but it's easing up, so tomorrow instead of triple digit inland we'll be in the mid-80s, about where we should be for this time of year. tomorrow looks sunny after the morning low clouds. as we look towards the san francisco airport, concord right n

and then, k line, which would be -- would be running the shadow between the balboa park and san francisco, so that is the arrangement that all transit has made. >> supervisor yee: so it goes to st. francis circle. if they wanted to go to downtown, what do they do? >> they will have to take a bus -- you know, they have to get off the train on the k line and then take on the bus. that will -- so the m bus will pick them up all the way to the downtown and then drop them off at either the castro station or church station, where they can take a shuttle -- the subway shuttle further into downtown. >> supervisor yee: so if you're, like, at stonestown, you would basically have to take two shuttle buses. >> you have to take the m bus -- you can get on the m bus and that will take you all the way to castro station, and then, you can get down to the subway and take a shuttle, so that would be just one transfer. >> supervisor yee: okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. are there any other questions for mis lafort or any various city staff? seeing none, is there any public com

portal stations will be closed ring the weekday morning rush hour, muni customers transferring to balboa parke ride single ticket to get to the end location. >>> ac transit is in the third phase of its service expansion. there will be more buses and longer routes. this will affect several bus lines. it includes extending service to southland mall as well as adding a route between the hayward bart station and the union landing shopping center. >>> the time is 6:58. the lgbt community is getting ready for the pride celebration in san francisco. the theme is generations of strength. organizers expect 100,000 people for the next sunday para down market street. the pride parade and march in downtown san francisco. the official events take place next saturday and sunday, there are pride related activities over the next few days including film festivals, stage shows, nightclub parties and an lgbt night at next thursday's giants game. >>> this is not something that you see or hear every day. a 15-year-old boy graduated from uc davis with a degree in biomedical engineering. it's not the first-degree,

80,000 people use the twin peaks tunnel in a weekday and now they must take buses or transfer at the balboa park station. >>> no driver, no steering wheel and no break pedal, but this could be the future of commuting in the far east bay. yesterday transit authority got the green light to test these autonomous shuttles and but -- in dublin with the idea to connect commuters from surrounding neighborhoods to bullyears befoth actuallhop on. through that time they will go h of st >> this will be an on-demand service when we are done testing where people can come off the b.a.r.t. station, see where they want to go and this will take them to where they want to be, the homes one or two miles away. >> the district provided $1 million in a grant to test the shuttles. >>> this weekend a big baby area -- big bay area sporting event nascar we can involves two races at sonoma raceway and tomorrow crews are expected to stay for the 100,000 -- right after that they will walk with fire heroes and first responders into the winter -- winners circle. >> we've seen how many families have been affected out this way,

free bart passes at the balboa park station for customers.sure will impact all rider, add an extra 10 to 20 minutes to your travel time. >> we carry over 700,000 a day. and at some point no matter where you are in the city, we've had to put -- pull together and busing plan that is far exceeds the number of buses we would use on a daily basis. so, we have to take buses and operators sometimes off of other lines to fill in over here in addition to making rail service. so i think a project like this through the heart of the system will impact all of our riders. >> reporter: this $40 million project includes seismic reinforcement, improving tracks and drainage system and repairing walls of the tunnel. 100 years old and 2.5 miles and long. some called these changes annoying. city check with one woman who navigated all of the detours and the changes and she told me despite all of this she got to work on time. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> just east of livermore the city of stockton won an all american city award. th

and balboa park. we definitely need dedicated t -line to go all the way to third street. there was four trains turned around at williams to head back downtown while we waited that 40 and ended up 50 minutes. also, one of the issues i like to bring up, when were the big trucks allowed back on third street? we fought long time ago to get those trucks off third and now they are back. >> thank you very much m s. washington. thank you. mr. reiskin we continue to work on k street and third street. is there mib who can meek

daly city at 56, marina at 59, balboa park at 58. the mission 62. that's as warm as it gets. feel cooler with the breezes. as far as the east bay, afternoon haze and sunshine after cloudiness this morning. mid to upper 60s for you. oakland only 63. san mateo 64. the warmest temperature in redwood city at 65. mountain view about 67. san jose sunny and pretty comfortable. 71 degrees. milpitas 68. look at the upper 60s to mid 70s. still saving money without having to run the air conditioner. in the north bay, ukiah and santa rosa pushing 80. as far as temperatures tonight, we've got upper 40s in the north bay valleys. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little push and pull as temperatures tomorrow warm up and we pull back saturday and warm up sunday. then we just say forget it. let's just have a heat wave and keep things steady for a while next week. >>> good morning, mike. unfortunately we do have pretty significant issue here if you're going to be traveling on westbound 80 heading towards the richmond area. this is technically still in hercules. westbound 80 before p

and balboa park. we definitely need dedicated t -line to go all the way to third street. there was four trains turned around at williams to head back downtown while we waited that 40 and ended up 50 minutes. also, one of the issues i like to bring up, when were the big trucks allowed back on third street? we fought long time ago to get those trucks off third and now they are back. >> thank you very much m s. washington. thank you. mr. reiskin we continue to work on k street and third street. is there mib who can meek to -- speak to ms. washington. >> bruno shrader, and mark. >> hello board members. i appreciate to be here. i'm former nco. first i will like to put my opinion. the device, they really -- i'm sure, they can have less mile solution and get cars off the road. we can put responsible for s cooter brands. we have our honors off electric scooters and electric bikes. they need to provide a solution to solve the problem they create. i think this city need to work together. with companies that really care and help as much as possible with a solution. i don't know how

twin peaks tunnel on a typical weekday, they will now need to take buses or transfer to bart at balboa park. >>> this weekend is the biggest sporting event in the bay area, we are talking nascar. >> it also includes tributes to those affected by the wine country wildfires. and kpix 5's, emily turner, was with the drivers at sonoma raceway . >> reporter: juliette, four months after the checkered flag raced here last year, the hills surrounding it were on fire. sonoma raceway wants to make sure that everyone knows that we appreciate those involved and we are here for them. ce sa this weekend's rac but is set against the backdrop that will also play a prominent role. eight months ago, when country was on fire. 800 acres of this hillside included. >> the fire services were stretched so thin so our facility crew responded and use the water truck. >> reporter: they essentially save the raceway, but president, steve page, knows that many were not so fortunate. for this first big event since that big event, the raceway decided it was only fitting to honor its community and those affect it. >> we wa

balboa park, 68. going around the mission, 69. south san francisco about 67 degrees.et's head over towards the east bay. oakland 72. berkeley 71, up to about 76 in fremont. gorgeous afternoon there. just as nice on the peninsula. either side we'll have mid 60s on the coast; mid to upper 70s on the bay side. cooler around millbrae about 69. south bay, no more records threatened like we had yesterday. 79 in san jose. 80s around gilroy, los gatos and morgan hill. low to mid 80s through most of the east bay valleys today. in the north bay, low to upper 80s once you get away from san rafael. here is tonight's temperatures. low 50s to upper 50s except for half moon bay at 47. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we go from winter to spring to summer in about three days. and then we fall back to average temperatures with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine starting monday. >> we've got quite a few issues to talk about. more details on the crash in the fremont area. it started on southbound 680, a vehicle reported speeding, lost control, flipped over the center divide and lan

is mission terrace is considering putting in residential parking permit, between glenn park and balboa park station. we get a lot of commuters, a lot of people from excelsior in the overflow parking because it's available. i'm here to say i support a particular part of the proposal. the idea that future residential parking permit areas are limited to two per household. i think that's a valuable step. the point is, we have to do something. we haven't done anything in a while, it's gotten worse and will get worse yet if we don't start to present to people considering the residential parking permit area, if we don't give clearly defined options. households is a problem, i don't know how to define that. we have homes in our neighborhood that have apartments down below, those are two households, frontage is 25 feet wide, you have a garage i will assume used as a garage, yet if it's possible for people to have four automobiles for two households on what originally was rh-1 planning, that's a problem. the last thing i would like to say in our community we are considering having increased density,

heading to balboa park, 59 degrees. over the east bayshore line, mid 60s across the board with passing high clouds. grab your sunglasses. peninsula will have low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods as the breezes return. fastest over the ocean. that's why pacifica and half moon bay the coolest in the mid to upper 50s. 68 in san jose to about 71 in morgan hill. save your money now, you'll need it next week in the east bay valleys. our last stop will be the north bay where mainly upper 60s to low 70s until you get up to around santa rosa. my accuweather seven-day forecast, getting ab noxiously hot next week. that was not a good word to say right there. here is alexis. >> that's okay, mike. sometimes the mouth is not awake and moving at 5:21 a.m. taking a look at things in the east bay, we have road work that was slowing you down on southbound 880. looks like they've wrapped this up ahead of schedule. raens scheduled between 23rd and 29th until 6:00. i'd say the red is totally gone. we're down to a little yellow at 24 miles a

during the weekday morning rush hour, muni customers transferring to bart at balboa park can get a fewt to the end location. >>> ac transit is in the third phase of its service expansion. there will be longer service for routes. this affects several bus lines. it includes extending service to southland mall as well as adding a route between the hayward bart and union landing shopping center. >>> san francisco is gearing up for the pride celebration. organizers expected 1,000 people to watch the parade going down market street. the biggest event is saturday and sunday. there are pride related activities over the next few days. including film festivals, stage shows, nightclub parties and an lgbt night at next thursday's giants game. >>> a surprising soccer victory. mexico beat germany 1-nil. one of the biggest moments so far. >> that goal in the 35th minute reportedly caused an artificial earthquake in mexico city. fans were celebrating so loud. germany could not even the score even with a free kick in the 38th minute. the loss means germany became the third defending champ in the last 1

parks and rec. they can go on and apply for service. let's say balboa pool needs electric and gas, it would have to do a retail application io pg&e. so we see a gas application with electric requests. any customer can apply for retail service into pg&e. we don't sway them, apply for retail, or apply for -- >> my question is in those five projects that we're talking about right now, why did you originally state that secondary service was necessary and only later require primary service? >> i think it was just an initial entry point on how that application came in, but ultimately it doesn't come down to a technical question. it's what we were talking -- the team was talking about -- it's a policy question. >> so is that typical practice that you tell any customer? whether it's city project or a non-wholesale customer? is it typical when there's an application filed and you answer that a particular level of service is required and then later you change that, requiring a much larger infrastructure requirement? i mean, we're talking the about the difference

park which opened a couple months ago. west sunset also, which one of our big projects. that's another success. moscone opened about a month ago. there's another project at balboa pool which is currently in construction which is slated to complete in the fall of this year. as i mentioned, the sale closed on the third and final issuance in april of this year. this allows us to proceed with the phase three portion of our bond projects. those include margaret hayward, ross in addition to that, i'd like to mention that we are sort of initiating efforts for bond planning. we just started our life cycle projects, which is the assessments of all of our assets in our portfolio. it's approximately an assessment of over 54 million square foot of space, both horizontal and vertical assessments. the intention is sort of twofold. one is to help us in bond planning, and two is to sort of help our preventative maintenance efforts also such that we are moving from a more reactive sort of way of doing maintenance to a much more proactive way, which means, for example, our staff are able to plan much more intentionally when there has to be roof replacement, mechanical sort of up

all right, we've got balboa high, the buccaneers there in san francisco, temperatures going to be in the upper 50s and breezy. and in menlo park next week! >> all right, mike, thank you. and coming up, the man hit by the bullet from that dancing fbi agnt is speaking out for the first time in an abc news exclusive. what he wants to see happen now. that is next on "gma." and we'll have another nbc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. doespeninsula trail?he you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. can be a big bad problem that you could spread to. family members, including your grandchildren babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. but you can help prevent this. talk to your doctor t