essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.as to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup market

you saw it on the art that went in on third and cargo way last year and also port youth on the bay view rise sculpture from the silos. services of the arts commission. we have a couple other tools that they use through the downtown plan that's not one that we get involved in necessarily. they also have a public art program that puts up the policies and procedures for how artists acquire how to place, manage and how it becomes part of the city's art program. the port tries not to own art. we're not set up to manage it and maintain it. the port is home to remarkable pieces of public art. oddly enough, this is not, this is a piece that did not go through the standard process that the arts commission was the one that organized it and the artist was selected by the gap building who is agreed to fund it and bring it in but it's a very notable piece. another one that is didn't go to the whole selection process. when there are certain opportunities that come forward, such as this louise spider at pier 14. an amazing bronze piece. you are not supposed to climb on but it's a great photo. [laughte

i'll have my hands in non-profit group being i'm from the bay view hunters point, i'm a single mom. i feel that they don't rehabilitate us, we don't give us the resources that we need to not go back in. they just lock us away and be like you are going to do your time and figure it out. i don't believe that's what should be happening. i believe that we need more programs that. that helped me to help these young people p that's it. >> thank you. is there anyone else that didn't get a chance to speak? with that said, we will now up for public comment. if you have public comment, please, lineup over here to my left, your right. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon, supervisors. kim san francisco labor council. i just want to say thank you so much for passing this legislation. one of my earliest experiences when i first came out to san francisco was visiting my brother in stockton. and so i know how traumatizing it can be. with that said, on behalf of the san francisco labor council, i want to speak in support of three candidates for seats 9, 10 and 11. they would be constant walker,

the bay view is known as one of san francisco's toughest neighborhoods. while gun violence has been decreasing in the city. >> we are looking for better solutions and outcome. >> reporter: police chief bill scott is mopping those here to talk strategy through data and the people's perspective. >> we have a lot of people that were impacted by gun violence in our city. and those impacts go on for generations. >> recent buyback events have taken weapons off the streets but many are coming from elsewhere in the bay area. communities facing the same societial problems. >> we are talking about root causes of poverty, gentrification where people are living right now. >> organizers are hoping to bring new tools of understanding to the street. >> the beat of the individual is going to go back to the community and touch each and everyone of those young adults or youth. >> what if people say, this is hot air. >> we work at the root calls and we can change the environment and help shape our future. >> the two-day summit continues here tomorrow in the presidio tomorro

the folks headed away from the bridge may pass the crash at bay view. it sounds like lanes are open but we'll double check when chp gets on scene. here's crockett, rodeo, i know you're going to talk about the fire that had it closed for hours yesterday. no closures today. >>> let's get back to the breaking news, the aftermath of the inferno yesterday. investigators plan to be on site all day to learn what sparked the fire which burned close to seven hours. >> two storage tanks blew up sending huge plumes of tanks skyward for hours. it closed 80 in both directions for hours, all lanes are reopened this morning. but it strictered a shelter in place yesterday. but now the authorities have lifted the shelter in place. and at one point firefighters tweeted out schools would be open today. >> this morning nbc bay area is confirming all schools in the john sweat juunified school district will be closed. >> what's the latest, thom? >> reporter: i can tell you when we first arrived on the scene this morning, the heavy smell of burning oil was still in the air. i

bay. nice view west. under some of the midlevel clouds that are beginning to move across the bay. this is a bright view of the west sky. 69 degrees. 71 fair field. 68 concord and 64 livermore. a view from the east bay. these are forecast features. clouds will increase over night. that is happening already as a matter of fact. morning showers are likely. mainly in the north bay. we expect a robust warming trend next week. over night conditions will look like this. increasing clouds. high clouds and low clouds. and moisture will be dropping down from north. lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. 50 degrees around the bay shoreline. a quick increase in high clouds in the wee hours of the morning. followed by pockets of moisture that could produce light rain. midday the showers taper off. there could be a couple spotty sprinkles along the coast. into the afternoon. even skies begin to clear in the afternoon. high temperatures will range from about 64 half-moon bay to upper 60s near 70. up in the north bay. low to mid-70s. similar range of highs expected in the inland east bay. 75

hollingsworth grew up in the bay view district and graduated from san francisco's lincoln high schoolst words to me, we're supposed to live our best life. whatever makes you happy, just be happy while you're here. you never know when somebody is going to be gone or when you'll have a last conversation with somebody. >> my nephew was only 21. i'm 35, and he protected me as if he was older than me. >> he was killed saturday at a party near san josi state. a witness said they heard gunshots after a fight broke out and police are still looking for other people involved in the shooting. >>> more than two decades after a young mother vanished, her family is still searching for answers. detectives are now asking for your help to solve this cold case. maria serrano was last seen leaving her half moon bay apartment in october 1998, telling her roommate she was walking to an office that she often cleaned. it was less than a mile from her home, but she never made it. >> she could have been kidnapped, abducted. there's a possibility, you know, maybe she went back to mexico. >> the sheriff's offic

sam jordan's bar and grill has been in business in the bay view area since 1959 and received landlord status in 2013. they listed the building for sale in may but now they stay the find hardship is just too difficult. they will have a last call block party on november 2. noon to 5 p.m. >>> changes are on the way. tuesday of next week, passengers will no longer be able to get their cabs or ride- haling services on the lower level at the airport. instead, they will have to board these bright green shuttle busnd and they will bring passengers to a lot near the airport where they will waiting for them. the changes are part of ought public transit by 2023. >> it will get worse as we close down more and more of the lower level curb front lanes. the new should els are going to start. >>> the national park service hopes park the lots and hour long waits will be new upgrades to ease crowd. attendance has nearly doubled in the last five years. they plan to build new visitors centers and more entry and exit lanes and automatic pay stations. the park is known for its frees with the joshua cluster

. >> low income and black communities particularly the bay view schools are being hit the hard et. at willy brown middle school 76% of students are associate owe socio economically disadvantaged. that's more than doubled the district average. in addition to raising salaries the district is now adding housing. 100 teachers will be allowed to live here. the $44 million project is one of many teach every housing solutions being built on district property. >> you want to believe that. it's something i think we all want to believe is there's a place for us here and it's going to work out you know. our wages are somehow going to keep pace with the housing that's available to us. >> for more than a decade thousands of teachers have learned the hard way they can't afford this place. that's what megan's commuting all these miles for. desperately trying to avoid becoming this district's next drop out. >> this is the city i love and the community i love and to think that i'm being pushed out against my will is it's been really hard. i love this place. i love coming to work every day. i love g

it's not something that just happens in the tenderloin or just happens in bay view it happens all over. it happens in the sunset and it happens all over the city and we can fix it. so, thank you to the people who worked on this. everyone in this room has not worked on this who is not here anymore. thank you to the supervisors. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is annabell. and i'm the political united representing behalf of 6400 teachers and staff stand in support of mental health sf. it is san francisco's not only experiencing inaffordability crisis that sim pacting all of us but we're also experiencing a moment health crisis. it's clear that it needs a overhaul change that's why mental health sf is the answer. thank you supervisor ronen, supervisor haney, and all the other supervisors that are supporting this. we need a change and we need it now. thank you. >> kim, san francisco labor council. if i could rely on the 200 thref you to pass jobs i wouldn't need my job. to all your colleagues who labor council, is there for mental health sf and we know san francisco needs to do bette

sam jordon's bar has been in business in the bay view since 1959. landmark status from the city in 2013. the owners listed the building for sale in may, but decide the stay open following a public outcry. now, they say the hardships are too hard. sam jordans will hold the last call block party on saturday. november 2, from noon to 5:00. >>> in florida, police have busted occupy a trafficking ring snuggling thousands of native turtles, more than 4,000 turtles taken out the wild and sold over a six month period. the organizing ring collected so many, they had to move to different parts of n florida to find more. more than 600 of them have been returned to the wild. >>> and, in michigan, police are investigating a more unusual crime. the question is who stole more than 22,000 apples under the cover of darkness? that's what spicer orchards in hardland want to find out. after leaving their crop alope three days. they checked and realized something terrible had happened. 7,000 pounds of apples gone. since neighbors didn't see anything, they believe someon

. -- bay view. that's the ideal location to have some of these upscaling programs and, you know, especially the contractor training modules. moving on into the next performance area. this is increased the financing for small businesses. now some of these have happened. like the first one which is the expand the s.f. environment microloan program for projects below $5,000. i believe that has been done. so hooray. the next one is that we support s.f. environment environments to implement the multi-family bay model into commercial properties. we hill recommend that. i believe that has happened as well. and the third is we support pay for performance program, developed through programs offered by s.f.e. and the sfpump c. and the next one that we consider a model in which businesses of a similar type be aggregated and energy measures are done on those to reduce cost and complexity. an example is the pilot project that was done for refrigeration across all small stores and small businesses. and that was a

a 31-year-old community-based non-profit located here in bay view, hunters point. over the last six years david has assembled support and staff. under his leadership, the organization has grown from four people to a staff of 30, which provides housing development, preservation, financial empowerment, counselling, supportive services, economic development opportunities to over 5,000 low and moderate income residents every year. also well-known, at least to me as an accomplished jazz, blues, and rock keyboardist, but you'll have to go to their annual gala to hear that, please help me welcome david sobel. [ applause ]. >> by the way, the board of directors did my performance review last night. it would have been great if you were there. good morning, everyone. we are indeed proud to have partnered with such an auspicious team that others are mentioning in name and i will save time and not repeat everything. it has been extremely gratifying to take part in and witness a transformation of extremely dilapidated housing, turning it into safe, comfortable homes for familie

you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:43, let's get a look at our view this morningn san jose. we're about 20 minutes away from sunrise, and a very nice start. if you are bea to step out the door in south san jose and santa teresa expect mid-50s. we go from 56 to 80 by early afternoon. still a warm day. we'll talk about this, the cooldown and the high wind in less than five minutes. >>> good news, just in the last five minutes, we've had all lanes cleared for west 580 at 35th, that means more traffic traveling on 580 over in toward the maze, that's fine. we still have slowing through g walnut creek. we talk about 680 and the rest of the bay coming up. >> sounds good. 6:44. >>> happening today, governor gavin newsom plans to kick off a housing tour in oakland. while there, he plans to sign a series of bills aimed at helping the state's housing affordability crisis. lawmakers approved the measures last month. one will create a statewide rent cap and establish a new eviction protection for renters. tomorrow he continues his tour with stops in san diego and los angeles.

nimitz over to the bay shore and checking in on highway 4 finally back at the limit nice and smooth. 14 minutes, antioch to concord and one oh one. it's recovering from a crash in mountain view so still heavy out of sunnyvale 41 minutes from san jose to menlo park. >>robin is that time of year again fleet week is back in the bay area every year san francisco celebrates the many naval traditions that honor the men and women who serve our country in the armed forces joining us now to talk more about it is louis luvin fleet week's executive director thank you so much for joining us. i'm so happy to be here thousands of people look forward to this every year i know we started that take a and then tell us what they can expect over the next week. well, you know as you know every year flee we comes beginning comes loud. we've got to be a wonderful air show the best air in the nation in my opinion. i can talk about the plane's. well via the us navy blue angels of course that the superstar sales this starts strong they are they are something else as skies and i promise you this the performance of their going put on this year's going to be spectacular. we also have first time, san fra

i've noticed in my community where i live which is bay view hunters point community, there are several these facilities that have been placed in our community and if you just give me a moment to let me know who is your communicate or or distribution of information, i would be really happy to have a conversation because they have not met their needs of meeting the community. i think that if you are going to place bicycles in a community that is strained in receiving services from the transit system itself, i think that you should come out and you should come directly to the works that live there work there and pay taxes there. >> thank you, very much. anyone else on public comment items not on the agenda. mr. winier it wouldn't be an item 9 without you. please, step forward. and a few blocks up the hill from where i live, and congestion pricing is one way to and now that plan b has been vetoed by the governor i encourage you to go back to plan a and make another car free space on this very special and allow everybody else to walk in the main start of the street instead of a little seven

view. you have treasure island. and at night the bay bridge. >> this view is not free. unless you're his friend. and someone in the neighborhood was looking to rent a rooftop. something that has become pu we rent this. >> they asked 500. which surprised me for a couple hours. for 250 i would have rented it. >> now let's go back to the free options. you see them empty. tomorrow the park will be packed. of course check out the view. the boats. all the people planned ahead. and the stairs. the green lawn. are all good options. >> get here early. probably about 9 or 10:00. and before you know it's 12:00 the air show starts. >> you heard it. if you want to enjoy the festivities tomorrow get here early. 9:00 a.m. and of course if you can, take public transportation. >> thank you so much. go to our web site for a complete look at the festtivities. for tiheeaero be for e activities? >> fabulous. let's look at the forecast. plenty of sunshine this upcoming weekend. saturday great weather expected. 72 degrees. minor cooling on sunday. a few high clouds 69 degrees. the sunset from

raised in mission and now reside in the bay view and i did tell you i live and breathe san francisco because i am a product of san francisco and i am first generation. i came from immigrant parents, navigated san francisco pretty much alone when you are parents don't know english. i do want to tell you a little bit like i've -- i really took advantage of the offerings that the city had for youth. i was involved in youth works, my eat program and so fourth. went off to college, graduated from san jose state with a major in sociology, came back and wanted to give back to my community. came back and worked in the non-profit field. i worked over six years in non profits, i worked at jamestown community center, mainly under like youth employment and i did a lot of work in after school programming and then summer programming. and i did a lot of design, developing and implementation on programming. here and lives working part-time at juvenile hall. after i finished my time with james down i moved on and got a masters in human development, concentration and leadership and education and i wen

happening today, san francisco leaders meet to tackle the problem of gun violence in the city's bay view district. they're holding what they're calling the first ever guns down summit. police will join community leaders and cityresentives to devise new ways to try to reduce the violence. >>> it's an historic move in the fight against hiv. residents in california have easier access to hiv prevention pills. governor newsom signed a new bill into law that will allow patients to buy the medication without a prescription. pre and post exposure drugs are covered, something supporters say is the first for any state. the law was coauthored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco. >>> a sweet deal if you haven't seen inside the new chase arena. >> fans paid $5 to see the warriors but it was only to see them practice. the team says about 17,000 fans came out for open practice and they got to watch steph curry have some fun. the whole team was there, including the injured klay thomps thompson. several lucky kids got the chance to shoot hoops with the team. all the proceeds are going to the w

bay. your view of san francisco from the north bay right here looks really good some skies up above without a cloud or fog anywhere in sight. looking out at san jose skies also crystal clear and more of the same out to the east bay from bethel island, beautiful shot of the horizon out there. now skies are going to remain clear throughout the course of the day today and unlike yesterday when we started calmer and when the year. today's starting breezy in ending on a calmer now high pressure building back in and that means that temperatures are going to continue to warm and for the north bay we are going to see red flag warnings taking effect tomorrow night leading into these areas. today's daytime highs in the 60's 70's for san francisco, strictly bluegrass in off golden gate park in the 60's today, 60's for your highs right up the coastline and then 70's really elsewhere in the bay with millbrae southward on the peninsula and solidly in the 70's. redwood city, carlos mountain view. each at 76 degrees, south bay also enjoying some mid 70's under sunshine and enjoy what you're seeing on the s

bay area locations. here is aweern sky, beautiful view from emeryville. 72 at redwood city. 70s at san jose and gilroy and 55 at half moon bay. the view at the golden gate bridge is beautiful as well. traffic is a little sluggish going north ward. the view at santa cruz beach where no doubt lots of people will go as the weather warms up over the next few days, but you can read it for yourself right here on our forecast features. much warmer pattern the next three days. red flag warning for high foyer danger will be enough in the moay. 8:00 tomorrow night to 10:00 sunday morning. wind will be gusting at about 35 miles per hour. it will be very dry. very low humidity. and under those conditions fires can easily start and spread. so move along, we'll take a look waday. in the south bay, 83 at san jose, 85 at morgan hill. on the peninsula, mainly low 80s tomorrow. 81 in redwood city, 82 at mountain view. low 70s on the coast. nice and mild there. downtown san francisco will top out at 74. sonoma 83. east bay highs, 79 at oakland, 81 at san leandro. inland east bay will see mid to

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they will feature and sell some pieces at an open house in the bay view district october 19th and 20th francisco police will take part in community outreach with national coffee with a cop day. the police department says there are no speeches or agenda here, just casual conversations between officers and the people they serve. find locations and meeting times at ktvu.com, just click on web links. >>> still to come, meeting some of the most imaginative bartenders in san francisco and the competition they are gearing up for. >>> and caught on camera, something you should never do at a lion exhibit. the charges one woman is now facing. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head >>> the ultimate dream job is up for grabs, get paid traveling exotic locations for an entire year, the group behind these packages are having two people for what it describes is the best job ever and if you are not familiar

. >> reporter: one of the companies, lime, will be holding a safety workshop in the bay view and givinge collapsible helmets to people in areas where they are trying to encourage folks electric scooters. and the database of all the complaints will be kept from people who report problems like not storing them properly or riding them on the sidewalk, as they are not supposed to do. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after power shutoffs, the temporary generators at the caldecott tunnel will stay there. there were emergency generators keep the tunnels open for days at the time. they were designed in the event of an earthquake that requires a huge migration of people. >> the priority had to be on safety. we had redundant systems in place, even a third level system in place. >> the temporary generators will stay through the fire season and in the spring they will design a stronger one. >>> door dash opens the fi food share delivery company kitchen. >>> andchanges at the state's capital and several bay area cities. we'll break down the laws in hey are making the issue worse. your business can

relatively cool. 57 in san francisco, redwood city and san jose. 55 in oakland and half moon bay is 51. gilroy, view from the rooftop here, this is the east bay hills camera looking westward. 55 in santa rosa, fairfield 57.. 53 in petaluma, 55 at livermore. looking back at skyline, breezy pwarming trend tomorrow, big-tie warming over the weekend. hot inland sunday and monday. overnight clear skies, high clouds. overnight lows in mid to upper 40s. cooler in north bay, lakeport and other locations. overnight, passage of a few high clouds mainly offshore and along the coastline, skies mostly clear over land masses. not only in overnight but during the day tomorrow. highs, south bay mainly upper 70s. 77 in san jose, 80 in morgan hill and gilroy. peninsula, mid-70s, 74, 75 m mi breezy. downtown san francisco at 69. north, 77 in san rafael, sonoma, 80 santa rosa and calistoga. east bay highs of 73. 74 san leandro and probably warmest day inland. mid-80s around the bay shoreline. accuweather seven-day forecast. once we get past the warm-up sunday and monday, cooler on tuesday and temperatures settle back i

much the office of yesterday morning at the same time we are calm across the bay, a nice view out there from berkeley which nearby murrah, yesterday remember at this time we're talking about plays that crews were getting the upper hand on a calm conditions across the bay area very nice to see that your temperatures they're cooler than they were yesterday morning. all these factors really adding up this morning to good news for those of us here in our own backyard of course we're going to be keeping updated and i'll have more information on that blaze in southern california in just a minute as we make our way outside this morning do expect temperatures to be cool. but later on today, we're actually a bit warmer than yesterday back up into the 80's for more areas, a warm up but calm start to the weekend talking more in your forecast ahead rocking all right, thank you john taking the bay bridge to drive into san francisco, not bad at all. >>little crowded, and it's really just off and on mainly in the cash flames here so you'll experience that throughout the hour but overall a great trip i

we've got pretty views around the bay. clear skies. e view from sutro tower looking to the west/northwest. look at those colors in the sky. we've got temperatures in the low 60s. relatively cool. we'll see trawn as the sun of e to 15-miles-per-hour. walnut creek one of the warmer spots today, traffic moving slow. a high of 78 deg spo. around the bay area today. still hanging to 71. in san jose mostly clear skies, 66 degrees, high of 74 degrees. a little warmer tomorrow. saturday and sunday the warmest days for most of the bay area. the return of northwest winds cooling off slightly today. we'll see less wind tomorrow which should set the stage for a warmer day around the bay area. the morning starts pretty chilly. you could see mid-40s around napa and san jose. close to 46 degrees in liver more to start the morning. mid to upper 70s south of downtown, close to the valley into gilroy and morgan for the 70s in oakland and hayward. that should be a bit warmer. peninsula temperatures in the low to mid 70s around palo alto and redwood city.

bay area. here's a view from sutro tower. it's 60 in san francisco, 62 in oakland. we've got low to mid-60s at redwood city, san jose and gilroy and 57 degrees at half moon bay. and the view from emeryville looking westward under mainly clear skies now but clouds will be increasing overnight. 66 right now in santa rosa, san rafael 60. 62 petaluma and 61 in livermore. it looks like mainly clear skies over the golden gate at the moment but up north is where the clouds are building and will continue to push southward overnight. clouds will increase overnight. morning showers are mainly in the north bay and we'll have robust warming trend next week. but before we get there, a look at overnight conditions as clouds increase. low temperatures drop mainly in the mid to upper 40s. our forecast animation looks like this. going into the late night hours we'll see a wave of high clouds and low clouds as well moving down from the northwest producing some early morning showers up around ukiah and cloverdale. mid-morning hours down around cloverdale, santa rosa, point reyes. showe

bay. a nice clear view in petaluma, 50. and the view of the golden gate.t's dry at the moment but we might see some wet pavement there in the next 12 hours or so. clouds will increase overnight. a chance of early morning showers mainly in the north bay. but one or two sprinkles may hit the coastline. overnight look for mainly clear skies early. beus aeady getting to sayarly late, isn't it? overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. notice between midnight and about 5:00 a.m. some high clouds will sweep in, a few low clouds as well. by 10:00 tomorrow morning probably see some light showers. by noon they'll pretty much be over. high clouds will continue pushing through the area in the midafternoon. put it'll be a bright sky after those morning showers. highs tomorrow will range from mid-f 0s at the coast, near 70 around the bay shoreline, low to mid-70s inland. and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. a bit of a warmup on sunday but much more robust if you will warmup beginning on monday. and for all of next week look for high temperat