i'm a resident of bay crest. if tidewater are such great fellows, how come they're going to build a 100 foot building right next to my building, as well as my neighbors, and knock off the light and free flow of air. these guys say they're interested in community. they're not interested in the community. they're interested in their name which is capital and money. they can't make as much money with a two tower design. so if you want to pass their proposal to make more money, it will be on the backs of our lungs. here is my ventilator. >> president hillis: you've got to speak into the mmic. >> here is a regular ventilator that comes out of my apartment, and i by these filters, and replace them every 90 days. here's one here. it's nice and white, it's nice and clean, and here, you can see what it looks like after # 0 days. this is before -- this -- afte. this is before this project. the air quality down there is disgraceful, and just look at it. that's after 90 days, and we need that air. so when you go downtown, yo

there. >> the tower portion is 240. >> it's approximately 120 feet. 180 feet. >> commissioner: and bay crest is what, 135? >> thereabouts, yeah. and the other building? >> commissioner: across bay street. >> maybe 130. >> commissioner: though there's a lot of issues with if we do the two tower we'll mess with the people on this side, they're already looking at 120 or 150-foot building looking this way. why can't we build the two towers to at least the height of the bay crest or higher? >> the problem is zoning to start with. this was approved by the board of supervisors for a certain height. >> commissioner: project sponsors can request a rezoning. >> they don't too because it shows your flaunting the most important rule in the planning coat. i hear you but it's the last resort and it take it out of the plan the project is designed to be consistent with the rincon hill plan and when you start rezoning in an area to taper down a height -- >> commissioner: i sat in yesterday and he said they're going to taper down and a looked at said it does taper down but look at this. it tapers down even wi

i'm a home owner at bay crest. to show you how important this is to all of us, my friends and residents were kind enough to let me go in front of them because i have to get to holy thursday service. at any rate, i'm in agreement with everybody else. we're not opposed to the building going up at 430 main. we especially encourage low-income housing, however, the air quality is extremely important to us. we live at the base of the bay bridge. we're already experiencing a lot of heavy congestion with idling cars during rush hour at any time of the day. sometimes into the evening. we're also dealing with toxins that are coming in off the bridge. and i don't think anybody's taken into consideration the fact that in addition to all the buildings that are surrounding 430 main, we're not even thinking about the people who are going to potentially be living at 4030 -- 430 main so they'll be inhaling the toxins. i'm a 65-year-old woman who is healthy. i'd like to remain healthy. everybody here wants to remain healthy or as he

the cool thing about the back bay, and wildwood crest here, look at the sidewalk. it is super wide. but see how they made it look like the boardwalk? they cut the concrete. so it looks like boardwalk even with the nails in it, see that kind of cool. little thing people don't know even if they walk on it at night. you can see the slogan, mike, wildwood crest, sure beautiful. and i noticed as i continue to follow you on instagram without being on instagram because you can put it on -- >> twitter? >> i know you want to go to the exotic islands you've been saying, so alex how about these? island in the middle of the back bay back here, mike being you will have these islands all to yourself. okay? so even though you'll be close to home, you'll be far away from civilization, we can drop like sizzly from wawa to you or whatever. >> sure. >> or we can have you go with your personal chef in your normal entourage, with all of your bags, if you want. >> hey, either way, you choose ? >> steve, do you know anybody who has ever stepped foot on those little islands there? >> surely. >> shirley did

ros-lehtinen: i rise today in support of the upcoming 2018 pine crest palmetto bay relay for life. on march 17, friends, families, neighbors and community leaders from my congressional district will gather together to remember lost loved ones and honor survivors and raise money for a cause that has affected too many in our community and around the nation. sadly in 2018 alone, over 1.7 million americans will be diagnosed with cancer and more than 600,000 individuals will lose the battle against the dreadful disease. this is why relay for life is an important event to raise awareness and funds to help cancer patients and their families in my area of soug florida. mr. speaker, i would like to thank the countless volunteers and sponsors who will make this wonderful day possible, filled with games and fun. let us join together to make a difference in the fight against cancer and make this year's relay for life the best one yet. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> permission address the house for one minute. th

cresting over the coastal range. there's no doubt that my attachment to the bay city deepened with each flight into sfo. i was an inspiring film maker when mayor moscone and harvey milk were shot dead on that fateful day. it's one of those days like 9/11 that will forever be etched in my psyche. i'm here to speak in favor of the renaming of the terminal. 40 years later, his stature has only grown. i love the city and i've been stunned to see since i returned eight years ago the degree to which inequality has been taking hold and how not only our skyline but our city is increasingly associated and branded with technology and wealth, and we are that city, but we're much more than that. to the city leaders, i ask, dow recognize the extraordinary opportunity that you have at no cost to reinforce san francisco's brand as proudly tolerant and diverse, harvey milk's city, and do you have the courage to identify yourself with his message and to make history? i hope the answer to these questions is yes. symbolism matters, especially today. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. >> thank you, superv

crews are making progress around the bay area cleaning up following yesterday's storm. a tree that fell in alamo on castle crest road has been cleared from the roadway. >>> number 3, snowy conditions in the sierra forced officials to close part of interstate 80. shut down from coal fax to the california/nevada border. if you plan to go to the sierra, take chains and plan for extra time. >>> number 4, 50th -- 88, 9, trying to get there is difficult. right now in the bay area, we're looking much, much better. looking at much better driving conditions and really one of the only slow spots i can find at the moment is westbound 580 approaching altamont pass to 23 miles an hour much that's better than the rest of the days of the week. we'll take it. it's friday light. >>> the dmv at the oakland coliseum will remain closed until further notice. it was supposed to reopen this week. but repairs have been delayed there. the dmv flooded last month. >>> president trump saying trade wars are good. he september out a tweet this morning defending his plant to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. he announced the tari

crest road in alamo. it cut off access to dozens of homes. but no one was hurt. here's another one in another part of the bay area. this 100-foot tree came down in the storm on occidental road up in the north bay. it brought down power lines with it. 1500 homes lost power in sonoma county. pg&e worked hard to restore the customers. 476, though, still don't have power. they're expected to get it turned back on by 10:00 this morning. live in alamo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. a center opened to help people recovering from the north bay fires is going to close today. the small business administration disaster loan outreach center opened in the days following the october fires. it provided assistance to businesses and residents. now the deadline to apply for property damage loan has passed. >>> 34 people are waking up someplace else this morning following a fire that heavily damaged a fremont apartment building. sky 7 is showing you the aftermath near mission boulevard and interstate 680 yesterday. we're told as many as 12 units are destroyed, damaged or potentially uninhabitable. the cause of the

north bay, more 50s for you with some scattered showers at times and a breezy and cool finish to the weekend. right now our storm ranger doppler radar picking up snow around the mountain there, the crest of the santa cruz mountains seeing a bit of snow. same story around hamilton, a few showers passing around livermor and out of the tri-valley. we'll see showers increasing to about 9:00, and the focus in the morning maybe along the coast and the santa cruz mountains. and with heating of the day on the hilltops you'll likely see some showers forming and moving from north to south during the afternoon hours. and as soon as the sun sets the atmosphere begins to stabilize and things start to dry out. in fact this rain we're getting for the next 24 hours, probably the last we're going to see for a while. still the reason you're going to want to keep the umbrella on standby for one more day. big dropping low pressure across the west coast. this really has been the story for most of march. but watch what happens with this strong ridge of high pressure. tomorrow and wednesday warming by much as 20 to 30 degrees. if you've been waiting for spring it's finally showing up in the seven day foreca

crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> a driver leads police on a high opinion speed chase across the bridge and they stop him in an east bayood morning on this tuesday, march 27. it is 4:27 in the a.m. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it should be bright and warm today. >> temperatures jumping into the 70s in many areas except for the coast. you'll get your turn. i'll show you when in the accuweather seven-day forecast.. bone-dry on live doppler 7. you didn't put that umbrella away yesterday, do it today. you don't need it. temperatures running milder. mid-40s to mid-50s out there. morgan hill about 41, 42 there in ukiah. the bay bridge looked clear right there but when alexis and i were coming across -- >> about half of the morning show team got stuck, coming from the east bay this morning, if you are already one of those who is in san francisco you probably got caught on it, too. we had a disabled semi blocking all lanes between treasure island and san francisco, and here is some video from one of our co-workers. you can see the flashing lights there all the way off on the right-h