hunters point a resident of bayview hunters point a executive director of the community developers and a member of the san francisco board of education there is not a point in time particularly in terms of what is going on i'll every get excited about detailing affordable housing opportunities this is a must for recipe in the southeast sector of the city and chris as a whole we know about the gentrification in the western edition and the declining black population in san francisco today and there is truly no credible argument in detailing the neighborhood preferences for families that have bang pushed out of the city continuingly that is in and of itself not acceptable but this legislation that 40 percent preference coupled with the housing bonds pass a couple weeks ago will help the residents in all ores r areas of san francisco to stay in this city we don't need a delay in the neighborhood preference but speed up this benefits all san franciscans and all community let me actual why would he need this young community developers is building 60 percent of the affordable housing on the s

shawn walton, bayview native, resident of bayview and also of young community developers. i came to talk a little bit about consent item, agenda item d and i just wanted to talk about the partnership of young community developers and the community benefit agreements and some of the placement that we have been able to be successful in. on the shipyard due to the community agreement dollars received. >> can i interrupt you for a second? do you have time to wait until that item is called because right now, we're on the consent calendar? >> i can come back, yes. i'm kind of in fours today so that's why i tried to jump in. >> i see. (laughter) >> if you're not able to come back, we are able to hear your comments. i just want to make sure you don't use up all your time. >> thank you. i just want to say we've had the opportunity place dozens of individuals directly on projects on the shipyard because of projects we received. we have been able to take care of union deuce and pay for driver's license issues and deal with restitution and things for individuals in the system. of asid

shawn walton, bayview native, resident of bayview and also of young community developers. i came to talk a little bit about consent item, agenda item d and i just wanted to talk about the partnership of young community developers and the community benefit agreements and some of the placement that we have been able to be successful in. on the shipyard due to the community agreement dollars received. >> can i interrupt you for a second? do you have time to wait until that item is called because right now, we're on the consent calendar? >> i can come back, yes. i'm kind of in fours today so that's why i tried to jump in. >> i see. (laughter) >> if you're not able to come back, we are able to hear your comments. i just want to make sure you don't use up all your time. >> thank you. i just want to say we've had the opportunity place dozens of individuals directly on projects on the shipyard because of projects we received. we have been able to take care of union deuce and pay for driver's license issues and deal with restitution and things for individuals in the system. of asid

i'm from bayview hunters point. thank you for the presentation for the community benefit agreement and the housing that you spoke of, the affordable housing to be /tkwopbd. and the shipped yard and candle stick. the development of those units do not meet the requirements of the law. 33413, 334.3 and 334.18. a requirement t percentage that is afforded to and occupied by the extremely low and very low-income category is not included in your planning strategies. and this an executive summary that states the affordable housing portions. the affordable housing portions are established to be retained to be built by the ocii. the phase 1 developers are required to give the successor agencies at no cost, 1 housing parcel, block 49 for the development of 60 affordable housing units. the developer is also required to finance the construction of the housing units on block 49. now you just sent out this, i guess notification of these units that's being built on 49 to be at 60 percent, the maximum is 42, 8 dollars a month. i mea

san francisco and in the past time and time again gone to members of the western edition and the bayview hunters point community and we said to them let us build more affordable housing let us make sure you have affordable housing in your community and when the time came for those members of the community to assess the affordable housing they were put in a lottery system and the chances of obtaining that affordable housing unfortunately was slim that is why we can't delay this process we can't stop this process moving it forward now is esteeming important we're openly up the affordable housing we're looking at 0 folks and saying finally all are right of refusal an opportunity to assess the demonstration interest unfortunately, this is not been the case it is not the case at mary he will on rogers community and good evening davis i i don't want this to had a rosa parks and seniors in my communities are sleeping on couchs and sleeping are with relatives not a place to stay but born and raised in the he western edition how can i get into rosa parks two i qualify but we can't delay this legi

san francisco and in the past time and time again gone to members of the western edition and the bayview hunters point community and we said to them let us build more affordable housing let us make sure you have affordable housing in your community and when the time came for those members of the community to assess the affordable housing they were put in a lottery system and the chances of obtaining that affordable housing unfortunately was slim that is why we can't delay this process we can't stop this process moving it forward now is esteeming important we're openly up the affordable housing we're looking at 0 folks and saying finally all are right of refusal an opportunity to assess the demonstration interest unfortunately, this is not been the case it is not the case at mary he will on rogers community and good evening davis i i don't want this to had a rosa parks and seniors in my communities are sleeping on couchs and sleeping are with relatives not a place to stay but born and raised in the he western edition how can i get into rosa parks two i qualify but we can't delay this legi

san francisco and in the past time and time again gone to members of the western edition and the bayview hunters point community and we said to them let us build more affordable housing let us make sure you have affordable housing in your community and when the time came for those members of the community to assess the affordable housing they were put in a lottery system and the chances of obtaining that affordable housing unfortunately was slim that is why we can't delay this process we can't stop this process moving it forward now is esteeming important we're openly up the affordable housing we're looking at 0 folks and saying finally all are right of refusal an opportunity to assess the demonstration interest unfortunately, this is not been the case it is not the case at mary he will on rogers community and good evening davis i i don't want this to had a rosa parks and seniors in my communities are sleeping on couchs and sleeping are with relatives not a place to stay but born and raised in the he western edition how can i get into rosa parks two i qualify but we can't delay this legi

hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters pointhose residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i

>> can the people in the bayview have incomes from one hundred to one hundred $50 and places left foreople that can't afford affordable housing thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners and it is always good to see commissioner johnson who used to be a form member of the advisory committee from the shipyards we love it when our young people move on to on to do the things i'm dr. honeycutt and presents with me earlier was ali nixon and the thoughts of advisory committee to all of you, we want you to continue to support the very fine work that lennar did in the past and doing now we want you to know we're in support of information they shared with you and by way of it you don't understand about our advisory committee process i know you do you'll know that all of this information is shared with us through our seems to me and adjoin meeting over at the community room with the southeast facility commission and you know we are not a lame duck citizens advisory committee we ask questions about things including the design the building okay.

also the bayview schools is one area that is under enrolled. although there is not that many schools in dog patch or mission bay, bayview has an area that is under enrolled. maybe there is parts there but in the south, to mission bay, we need a school there. thank you very much for having me. >>supervisor jane kim: thur for your leadership. it's very appreciated. public speaker: good afternoon. my name is betty lly and i live in the mission bay. we have a 10-month-old daughter. i want to say how important it is to have a school in mission bay. one of the prudent areas is reading time at the library. if i'm late by two 2 minutes, the registration is full. that goes to show how important it really is to start building the infrastructure that are important for kids in the neighborhood. i grew up in public school. i believe children should be able to walk to school. i really like to have that for my daughter as well. we own a market rate unit in the neighborhood. if there was a neighborhood school that's where we would choose to send our daughter.

online.the bayview farm facebook page...and website."i can see how many people look at it, and it's about 390 a week."but what's next for this young farmer?"they're dairy goats."that's right...he's going to start milking them... after they have kids this spring.more work for a busy young man...but these animals...(nats)are helping him learn a few life lessons. "so it's a lot of balancing and time management."if you think of a farmer that would be great here on "proud to be a hometown farmer...you can nominate them to be featured here!just go to our web site... siouxlandnews.com slash sunrise...or you can e - mail me...my e - mail address is j - heller at siouxland news dot com. 3 "i'm chris neyenhouse here in cedar falls. where both akron- westfield and marcus meriden cleghorn went for state championships. one team set several records. hear from the coaches and players behind 3 3 i'm chris neyenhouse here in cedar falls where both akron- westfield and marcus meriden cleghorn went for state championships. one team set several records toda

. >> under the umbrella of bayview as the agency they manage two sites one of the bayview correction sites and this one we approved that was both sites we approved the first thing. >> that's right. >> oh, we did. >> the weshs is d-6. >> so that one has both sites the western edition. >> right. >> that would be in i don't think so them on here oh, yes, he did on turk street so they're located there so that would be supervisor breed. >> supervisor breed district. >> alrighty any any public comment? at this time on item b any public comment? hearing none i'll call question. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? i's have it that motion carries. >> okay item c request an authorization to modify the grant for the golden gate senior service for the provision of disability resource center ad r.c. during the period of july one 2015 to june 30th, 2017, an additional amount of 36 plus plus a 10 percent contingency for a revised total not to exceed the amount of one hundred 98 thousand plus can i have a motion to discuss. >> so moved and second. >> yes. again, this is for the richmond senior

announcer: helping kids to stay on the right path by taking them thousands of miles away from their bayview homes. jason: it was phenomenal, the results was phenomenal. announcer: plus, a chance rescue reunion brings an unexpected surprise to a south bay firefighter. brent rapport: and i look up, and this woman's sitting at me, looking at me, and it's--she had tears in her eyes. announcer: but first, goodwill towards others reaches new heights, all because a man saw a neighbor in need and did something about it. david perez: it's a little emotional. announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we begin our special with a story that might remind some of old-time barn raisings, the kind of community event that doesn't happen anymore. or does it? david perez is the man who made it all happen this time, thanks to the power of social media and the kindness of strangers. garvin: it was a great day at murphy court, all thanks to a bad view. david: you can see the--above the garage and all. garvin: that view was out david perez's

hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters pointse residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any of my colleagues have comments this is one i'm torn on it because you know how do we decide and let me tell you why western edition haushl we used to be japantown and western edition that is part of japantown so how do you carve other u out those neighborhoods and make sense i don't know what the solution is that's why i was torn by limiting you know what is happening specifically in district

hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters pointse residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any of my colleagues have comments this is one i'm torn on it because you know how do we decide and let me tell you why western edition haushl we used to be japantown and western edition that is part of japantown so how do you carve other u out those neighborhoods and make sense i don't know what the solution is that's why i was torn by limiting you know what is happening specifically in district

build now in bayview hunters point and not waits until it moves around. >> ms. wise. >> chief baldwin came to san francisco in 19 b 3 he talked about the institutionalized raising with the development and people couldn't get jobs after world war ii we need to create jobs so for the african-american rather than pipelines to prison and create job opportunities to clean power that could be underway if this administration loudly clean power to roll forwards i love stewards ideas of first right of refusal and also to support the people that are certificate of preference have been displaced in the past 3 developments to come back into the city and focus on bayview hunters point and the fillmore western edition and figure out how be to creating for housing through dwelling units and the pertains and to link them to african-american neighbors. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) mr. graham. >> i agree with that what we need to do is create jobs i mean, it was a tragedy that we let the 49ers go to a stadium were are right of there created a neighborhoods of jobs and workforce t

in the bayview, i know several members of the bayview economic development on a third group, and theyseem to be doing it on their own. so, it would be great to have some kind of interoperability within the different groups so we can --so not all inventing things as we go along. so i'd love to see some kind of push for that. thank you. >> thank you. >> speaking of oe wg and the investing neighborhoods program, i think we have our deputy director any: and portola resident join us. thank you for joining me. >>[applause] >> maybe we can help be that bridge. it's been great this presentation so if there's no other questions from the commission, comments from the public yee? mr. boutwell >> beginning to speak nutritional try to be measured in my comments. i commit pretty angry and frustrated, over us commissioners, with the administration of this commission. this is the second meeting in a row which i did not get an agenda i did not get back and i did not get the material. i thought today because after a couple times but am incredibly frustrated about it. i think you all know my long intere

want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters point those residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any of my colleagues have comments this is one i'm torn on it because you know how do we decide and let me tell you why western edition haushl we used to be japantown and western edition that is part of japantown so how do you carve other u out those neighborhoods and make sense i don't know what the solution is that's why i was torn by limiting you know what is happening specifically in district 5 i don't know w

but the devil is in the details that a neighborhoods is a neighborhood not a supervisory district bayviewunters point is a diversifies e diverse neighborhood and the western edition need to be considered neighborhoods so the friend of mine is within that neighborhood not within the supervisorial district we leased up the doctor glen eagle housing with 4 thousand online applications from everywhere and have no neighborhood preference he looked at seniors in the eye and tell them you have as much chance had an as everyone from any body that is not right. i know our supervisor fighting hard and appreciate her up to 40 percent i say go for the highest prosecuting but want a displacement preference we are concerned about bringing people back from the neighborhood and have to do the work on displacement it is african-american primarily for the last thirty years that has been going through displacement i know that everyone is upset from 2010 from 1960 we have to do better and inherit the certificate of preference so people that didn't get to use them and families but this as bold step we've been

hunters point but want to make sure when the affordable housing is built in the bayview hunters pointhose residents have the right of first refusal it is not 100 percent but one of the tools we need to move forward in order to begin this process which should have been have happened over 20 years and now we're playing catch up we and hopefully, we visit this in another year the legislation requires to analyze it and decide when we can do to maybe increase it or make changes or enhance that or make that better that's what i want to see i do i know that supervisor cowen has some amendments but it will be helpful to understand the neighborhood verse supervisorial district and that preference and if any of my colleagues have comments this is one i'm torn on it because you know how do we decide and let me tell you why western edition haushl we used to be japantown and western edition that is part of japantown so how do you carve other u out those neighborhoods and make sense i don't know what the solution is that's why i was torn by limiting you know what is happening specifically in distri

we understand the need for pedestrian safety is to bicycle capacity in bayview, all those were helping us make sure we were not making a mistake, solving thinking moves over the production creating new problems. by looking at that bigger waterfront issue. >> thank you. again, mr. albert and mr. van water, this is been >> good afternoon welcome to the san francisco transportation authority personnel committee meeting i'm supervisor wiener the chair of the committee to my right is supervisor katie tang your vice chair and to my left is madam chair rosales. >> mr. clerk, any announcements? >> >> the roll call is now done move to item 2. >> roll call. >> you want want to do roll call. >> commissioner avalos supervisor tang supervisor wiener. >> we have quorum okay. >> technical 2. >> approval of the minutes of december 2, 2014, an action item any, any changes to the minutes from almost a i don't know any public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed. and i guess call the roll >> commissioner avalos supervisor tang supervisor wiener the minutes are approved item 3. >> recom

garvin: jason says, from that very first day, he knew working with the youth of the bayview was what he was destined to do. jason just never knew how far that would take all of them, to africa, ghana to be exact. two years ago, jason started operation genesis, a week-long trip to ghana for a handful of bayview youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who had moved to africa, and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. jason: they all have this image or this definition of what being black is. and okay, i said, "okay, you think that's being black? let's go see what, originally, what it was like being black." garvin: jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their schoolwork, their families, and their futures. jason: it was phenomenal, the results was phenomenal. and we said we've got to keep it going. garvin: and that is just what jason has been doing, not just planning the next trip, but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home, improving their plans for the future while solidifying his

this will have an impact in the community for the grassroots is happening in the mission and the bayview it is all over the city and take the time to address that you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> yes. good afternoon supervisor president london breed you can supervisor cowen supervisor wiener and supervisor kim my name is dr. verna honeycutt a long time residents in san francisco i have i'm a retired educator and administrator if various institutions and a member of the cpa shipyard it is good to see you i want to be be succinct heave heard the various arguments so which make sense and others do what we don't need to have done we need and need an increase from 25 to 40 percent for all the reasons you've heard neighborhoods to be defined by supervisorial district to insure we're not including any eligible participants in the program number 3 studying neighborhood preferences for years this is two important an issue to delay people are being displaced people will have not feasibility other than to leave san francisco they don't have the resources to make that pos

we understand the need for pedestrian safety is to bicycle capacity in bayview, all those were helping us make sure we were not making a mistake, solving thinking moves over the production creating new problems. by looking at that bigger waterfront issue. >> thank you. again, mr. albert and mr. van water, this is been really exciting and happy to support it. just a couple of questions to clarify. we come in the recognitions from the cac was a concern that pco's upc was would need to be hired. maybe if you could talk a little bit more about how getting all those little stars staffed with pco's on a map won't drain from the rest of the city's resources? >> thank you productive. i appreciate the feedback from the cac. what are represented was a commitment from the mta would make all the difference in making sure this plan works. i can tell you that when the great challenges that mta is making sure we have the resources to offer the service we have to provide. if the funding is the there's two issues that become the challenge in accommodating that service. funding and time. we have done be

. >> when the ranch elaborate campaign was done they ran out of money for the renovation of bayview library. the late linda books burden came to me and said elaborate get commission we got $1 million of operating money. to actually create a great. during that process there's been a lot of nights on the third and revere platform waiting for the t locket that there was no way the t line could serve an additional 20,000. i looked into it a lot further and saw the report that-did about the different ways that transit is operated in the city for poor people as opposed to things like that twitter bus. it would have directly from caltrans. i guess the bart airport connector case is that you can't favor high income, more desirable customers. over low income. that's what our california environmental justice law specifically prohibits. so, this plan doesn't address the fact that the t line regina. >> next speaker, please. >>other today we did provide public comment. in support of the project. when the war is first announced its intent to build a new event center mixed-use development in mission bay w

shawn walton, bayview native, resident of bayview and also of young community developers. came to talk a little bit about consent item, agenda item d and i just wanted to talk about the partnership of young community developers and the community benefit agreements and some of the placement that we have been able to be successful in. on the shipyard due to the community agreement dollars received. >> can i interrupt you for a second? do you have time to wait until that item is called because right now, we're on the consent calendar? >> i can come back, yes. i'm kind of in fours today so that's why i tried to jump in. >> i see. (laughter) >> if you're not able to come back, we are able to hear your comments. i just want to make sure you don't use up all your time. >> thank you. i just want to say we've had the opportunity place dozens of individuals directly on projects on the shipyard because of projects we received. we have been able to take care of union deuce and pay for driver's license issues and deal with restitution and things for individuals in the system. of aside

>> you know who the ceo of he came from same place as curtis, the bayview housing projects. ben: well he did better than you. >> ben likes the frap. ben: just black coffee. >> a cup of stale back coffee. they are psychotic. check it out. google that. ben: takes one to know one. >> the ceo of starbucks, it is the only place in town when i have to go to the toilet, they have one. at least you get a toilet. come on, who's looking at the cup like this. i feel more christmasy. are we pretenting that christmas doesn't exist. ben: they say it has been winter themes. >> mike woods god bless global warming, we are not getting snowflakes at this rate. juliet: yeah, baby. >> i will never watch this hand. juliet: we have a bet, we are all part of this, will it or will it not snow 3 inches before january 1st? >> it will not snow. at this rate we are going to be miami beach. speaking of miami beach, leading up to donald trump. isn't that a great lead? juliet: well, let's talk about him. >> saturday night live so played out. it sucks. come on, it really is horrible of late. ben: the critic

the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom

i think that the bayview pilot is interesting. would love to see the results of that as well once the pilot is over. well, seeing no other questions, we'll move on to public comment on item seven. any members of the public. public comment closed. committee members, motion on item seven. without objection, item seven is adopted. item eight please. >> recommend approving san francisco's seagulls and p roblems for plan b area 2040. >> we have the assistant deputy director from the ta. >> good morning, this is b uilding on an item that you've seen buffer over the last couple of months. today will be for approval, the objectives for plan bay area 2040 as well as the project recommendations from our p rojects. i'm going to go through here quickly for the sake of time. feel free to stop me if you have questions. plan bay area 2040 is an update to 2013's plan bay area. it includes a number of things. it includes jobs and housing allocation, revenue forecast and contributions to a financially constrained. any project that's moving forward

of this city which is being destroyed the african-american community and because if we develop it bayview is losing the african-american community so, now you're going to do it to the filipinos who is >> thank you. >> (calling names) (clapping.) >> you want me to have my times i'll let you speak. >> she's done rudy everything i say comes with the spirit of love and with a fight i'm born and raised in the south of market in district of you have people that are currently living in district of tenderloin are treasure island and south of market we all from the neighborhood that this project didn't happen overnight part of progress to make that happen so what people are saying is gifted go on it has been but we conquer and divide it is our own people that are standing here right now, we're for the project we supported it and part of the mranl plan if you can get all the developers that is coming over here 40 percent housing he can get one appeals millions to the school and the rec and park and children and families money coming from the reindustry and people that are living on grrgz that is wh

i'm annette i'm a resident of bayview hunters point and i want it thank you, commissioners for beingke into consideration and approve the eir report the warriors this new event center is just been long coming and long overdue in the evening times and we understand there is very little to do here in our neighborhoods and even though with the emerging businesses in the dog patch area we appreciate that is kind of for grown folks not the kids this is an opportunity for our families to get out and bike and enjoy the great outdoors i'm a staff member of rec and park here in san francisco so i really, really advocate for the outdoor and to be able to bring something along the waterfront it is a great annuity in a world-class city in terms of the plans for transportation honey you can't come up with a better plan i take the t train i can't goat home it takes an hour maybe it should take 15 minutes i'm thankful they took the time to pass this one are the prkz how can we make that right for everybody and they the three i really want to thank the warriors team for being such. >> community part

the two vehicles collided at sheridan and bayview avenues in inwood this morning. the crash brought down a utility pole. two people in the bmw were pronounced dead at the scene. police are trying to identify them. emergency workers treated the truck driver for non-life threatening injuries. >> it appears it was a violent impact and that both vehicles became engulfed in flames upon the impact. >> the accident caused local power outages. in manhattan, three police officers are hurt after a crash involving their unmarked police car. it happened just before 4:00 this morning in washington heights. police say the driver of an suv took off after hitting the officer's car which was responding to a call. first responders had to cut the roof off the car to reach the officers inside. the officers suffered non-life threatening injuries. books. but are the days of frenzied end? this year retail sales on black friday fell 10%. the reason? online deals. online sales in fact surged 14.3% this year. while many may have skipped the crowds. today folks head out to support local shop

i'm annette i'm a resident of bayview hunters point and i want it thank you, commissioners for being here take into consideration and approve the eir report the warriors this new event center is just been long coming and long overdue in the evening times and we understand there is very little to do here in our neighborhoods and even though with the emerging businesses in the dog patch area we appreciate that is kind of for grown folks not the kids this is an opportunity for our families to get out and bike and enjoy the great outdoors i'm a staff member of rec and park here in san francisco so i really, really advocate for the outdoor and to be able to bring something along the waterfront it is a great annuity in a world-class city in terms of the plans for transportation honey you can't come up with a better plan i take the t train i can't goat home it takes an hour maybe it should take 15 minutes i'm thankful they took the time to pass this one are the prkz how can we make that right for everybody and they the three i really want to thank the warriors team for being such. >> commun

i'm annette i'm a resident of bayview hunters point and i want it thank you, commissioners for being here take into consideration and approve the eir report the warriors this new event center is just been long coming and long overdue in the evening times and we understand there is very little to do here in our neighborhoods and even though with the emerging businesses in the dog patch area we appreciate that is kind of for grown folks not the kids this is an opportunity for our families to get out and bike and enjoy the great outdoors i'm a staff member of rec and park here in san francisco so i really, really advocate for the outdoor and to be able to bring something along the waterfront it is a great annuity in a world-class city in terms of the plans for transportation honey you can't come up with a better plan i take the t train i can't goat home it takes an hour maybe it should take 15 minutes i'm thankful they took the time to pass this one are the prkz how can we make that right for everybody and they the three i really want to thank the warriors team for being such. >> commun

the driver was headed back to the contractor's headquarters, just down the street from the crash on bayview avenue and sheraton boulevard. neighbors in the area say they heard a loud boom at the moment of impact. >> we saw a dark cloud of smoke last night. the cloud of smoke came down, and started coffering the ground, with we couldn't see the garbage truck no more. >> the truck driver survived. police are trying to determine whether or not speed played a factor in that crash. >>> a plane on its way to new york city had to make an emergency landing in london after the plane's windshield cracked. the american airlines flight left milan this morning, but it was forced to land about an hour later. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened, but no one was hurt. all 183 people onboard were put on other flights to new york. now 24 hours after the deadly rampage in colorado springs, the governor of new york announced that state police are increase patrols at planned parenthood locations all across the state on monday. meanwhile, we are learning more about the suspect accus

ocean beach and sunny side, 45 degrees and downtown we have crissy field and bayview and glenn pack at 47 and mission at 44 degrees. everyone else is in the 40s. until you get around fairfield and american canyon and petaluma and healdsburg this area is cleared out first so you are in the mid-to-upper 30s and it will be three or four did cooler the next hour or two. by the afternoon hours, look at this, 53 to 58 degrees, with calmer conditions and bone dry air moving in and a look from the exploritorium you can see the clearing training place, get used to the 50s they are here throughout at least saturday. i look at sunday's forecast if you are traveling, have that, too. sue? >>> now a check for slick roads, walnut creek southbound 680 beyond north main, the turn to 24, everyone is moving at the limit and it is late. be prepared for wet roads. that means slick drive conditions. check the thanksgiving mass transit, sunday, service for caltrain, the buses for golden gate bridge are on holiday and no ferry service tomorrow. >> thank you. a shoot for a car commercial stops traffic on the b

crissy field and bayview at june. downtown, mission district 52 and sunny side a 5 and ferry building at 56. look at the went of 40s, that is not impressive how about american canyon and petaluma at 37. palo alto is 39. right new. walnut creek has the cooler temperatures yesterday and you are running at 36 right new. inland we will be 66 to 68 with filtered sunshine and not so breezy at the coast. 60 to 63. high clouds dominate the bay for the better part of the day. in fog because of high clouds and dry air. and 60s and 70s tomorrow. notice just 60s on sunday with an update on the rain. >> san jose and 101 at 880 traffic northbound as light as the southbound traffic and no does and, really, very little construction in this area. i take to you a stop where we have a lot of construction in oakland to the bay bridge if you are traveling westbound along 580 beyond grand avenue to the macarthur maze so well have one transition away from the emeryville area eastbound 580 to 980 and the connection will be shut down until 5.

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. >> let me ask a question i know you know the bayview on the list of potential sites nothing on the third street corridor i wanted to get you're showcasing opinion is that an oversight or a demands just not where that needs to be - >> i think with every situation and ever request for where in their located needs background when we were looking at all parts of city including did bayview we looked at the third and other areas as a potential location owe felt we have communities groups e.r. amenities in the area with the jolie rec center and the nonprofit in the area we're not received a request asking for it but looking at that could be a potential location. >> i appreciate that unusual or usually those are facilities the homeless people are discouraged from using those facilities of their rec and park but it is is growing demands for the pit stops along the corridor we have numerous requests. >> you know which one person needs to leave it in good condition we say staff to make sure they're not abused and really you know have a good experience. >> thank you so much supervisor kim. >>

park presidio and glen park, 50, bayview and crissy field at june and ocean beep, and mission districtt 52 and downtown 53 and ferry building at 56 degrees and federal district is 55 and all of the 40s healdsburg, petaluma, and american canyon is 38 degrees. 45 in santa clara. this is how it look on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael where it is dry with a few left over puddles and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s but for the north bay you top out at 70 so grab the sunglasses. it is a bright day. 101 and 880 a wet spot from yesterday, not so much today with morning fog the next couple of mornings increasing high clouds and a degree or two warmer each day. 60s at the coast and the rest us are mid-70s by friday. weekend forecast is remaining up. leyla? >> the golden gate bridge is a nice drive and what difference from yesterday. it is quiet this morning. as you come in from marin to san francisco, you can see a few cars are slowing and the rest of traffic is clear. wow. what we put up with yesterday. we do have some chains that are required, however, for highway 50 and 88 i