even right now, the realtors are advertising the bernal village because of the human scale. the human scale of two-storey buildings along the corridor. i'm just concerned that this is going to set a precedent for four-storeys and just one by one and it will just be a canyon. and that is why i'm up here right now. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. good evening, commissioners, i am a neighbor across the street from the proposed development there's no sea level right at issue here. aside from that, my support multi-use development across the city. it's a great thing and i like the creative development i want to echo some of the other sentiments which i believe that this is fundamentally out of character of the neighborhood. if you read the zoning it's also the guideline is that development should be in character of the neighborhood and follow the local design pattern so as you saw in the photos, it's one, two and throw-storey buildings. this proposed building would be the first four-storey building in the neighborhood. my concern is that is going to create a preced

i'm a resident of bernal heights.or several years we've been concerned by the encroachment that we see all over bernal hill park. one of our neighbors has bragged to us that he built his swimming pool entirely on rec park property. he actually did. your own rec park department has recommended a full survey of the southern border of bernal hill park and we think that is a good idea. last month we spoke to you about the encroachment of the property owners at mull tree and andover street into bernal hill park. since then, we've learned that -- since then we learned that encroachment notices have been sent to the property owners and they've been given until the end of this month to remove the fence they built without permission on park property. we enthusiastically support this decision. but it's not the end of the month yet. encroachment notices have been sent to the property owners before, and before their lawyers have responded by threatening to sue the city, to enjoin rec park from taking down their fence. so here tod

>>camila bernal kron 4 news. >>here in the bay area, a memorial day tradition of ford floating history in the east bay crumb force has he do and has more from the uss hornet in alameda. it's a memorial day tradition that dates back 20 years. >>folks attending the tribute ceremony here on the uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda ran a special service day on the sort of love to talk will have members of local boy scout your present the callers. >>so it's a significant place to remember those who served as a living museum here on the on the bay, the people who come not just experience is about to walk through history also being a veteran you know. i have great feelings for those who have you died for our country because freedom is not free. >>i think it's a fantastic day to celebrate and just remember you know i think it's easy to make it a big party weekend and about getting away having fun. but we always like to take time to just kind of bring it back to what it's all about and try to remember all those

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washington camila bernal kron 4 news. >>we are less than 3 minutes away from tipoff. and fans they are showing up at oracle to get pretty excited for game 2 where the warriors are going to take on the blazers once again and on first help us sack is she caught up with fans and terror must be getting kind of a. >>noisy in finding out that there would be faster >>and when he definitely windy well. >>that the dubs will get their second w tonight anticipation for game 2 you can see the excitement going going on right now and people are said expect in the words to come out just as strong tonight, some people saying they're hoping for 50 points from steph curry talked to many people here today who came in as soon as the gates opened some lawyers fans even flew in just for the big game tonight. no matter who i talked to all top of the words will bring it home again this evening. >>what a mess. it's hard night i signed for the window. as all the way western conference team. game lives. >>and it is in no way does it last i the chance here and and they has ever says goes over ma

mark matthews is in bernal heights for us with the details. mark? >> reporter: you know, raj, they say good fences make good neighbors. this is a perfectly fine redwood fence, well-built. let me show you what's wrong with it, though. it is sitting on city property. you see all this land here, those trees, every bit of it up to the wall of that house is part of the bernal highs park. mark sabatino bought this house 22 years ago. >> we went to the city and asked if we could purchase the land. they said no, we're not allowed to sell it. you can use it as long as you take care of it. >> reporter: so sabatino built steps and retaining walls and planted trees and replaced the old fence with this one. >> it looks better than it used to. >> reporter: but it doesn't look better to bud ryerson. >> they tore down a fence that didn't belong to them and built this thing. >> reporter: ryerson and his wife took the complaint to the city parks department which has decided the fence must go by the end of this week. >> or the recreation and park department will come

. >> reporter: tluz people for those living south of bernal, north of bailey and in foothills. backed by mayor and police chief. tonight first community meeting for those who want in. >> case after case we know the cameras help solve crimes. if can reduce crime and help the police department, it's worthwhile. >> reporter: funding between a settlement with community and calpine. >> cameras at 300 homes, pointing at streets and sidewalks, to see the license plate at nights. not readers but if you look at video, you'll see the license plate highlighted. >> reporter: many neighbors are intrigued, hop chosen burglarie anything we can do to minimize crime, i'm kind of game. >> reporter: they have to sign a pledge to work with the san jose police department to provide footage of crime on their street. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> beware driving in san francisco, red light cameras are coming back. installing 19 new cameras at 13 different locations. first upgraded camera at 4th and harrison. run a red light, up to 30 days after new cameras were installed, just a warning. if news fo

. >> reporter: there are 300 cameras available for those living south of bernal, north of bailey and 101 and the foothills. it is backed by the mayor and police chief. the first community meeting for those who want in. >> we have case after case that we know these cameras help solve crimes and they can reduce crime. if they can help the police department in any way, it's definitely worth while. >> reporter: officials say the funding comes from a settlement between the city and cal pine. it was designated for this community. the nonprofit safer sj is running the project. >> the cameras are pointing to streets and sidewalks, being able to see the license plate at night. it is not license plate readers. but if you look at the video, you will see the license plate drive by and be highlighted. >> reporter: many neighbors are intrigued hoping they will be chosen for the program. >> anything we can do to minimize crime, i'm game. >> reporter: ian cole, "today in the bay". >>> the number of traffic deaths in the city is going up. according to a report by the city's department of transportati

crews moving boxes full of the oil capsules by hand, one southbound lane remains closed near the bernal exit, no word on when it may reopen. >>> uber is worth less than it was yesterday before mate -- went public, $41.57, 7% below the ipo price when it started,s wino deal. president trump has imposed a 25% tariff on $250 billion worth of chinese goods, he is threatening a 25% imports, that's pretty much everything china sends to the u.s., what does that mean for you? they could increase prices on everything from deodorant and dog leashes, bicycles, backpacks, you name it, you will find it on higher-priced items on appliances, washers, dryers, costing consumers $1.5 billion last year. taxes paid by u.s. importers and companies when goods arrived from china, the china government doesn't pay anything, but their goods become more expensive, which can weaken their economy. >> you can see these companies on both sides hurt equally by mmetric pain on both sides of the pacific ocean. >> china plans to hit back, taking what it says necessary countermeasures, likely including higher tariffs on u.

>>camila bernal kron 4 news.veteran and former president george hw bush was a regular at the state of maine's memorial day ceremonies, the town of kennebunkport honored him and his wife barbara today you can see the 2 empty chairs were displayed in their honor. bush 41 in the former first lady spent their summers in kennebunkport and often attended the town's memorial day parade. president bush died on november 30th just a few months after his wife's death. and sully the service dog to george hw bush visited the world war 2 memorial today this instagram post includes a quote from president bush an attribute that says quote always thinking of my best friend and the bravest military in the world who made the ultimate sacrifice while defending our country for our freedom send you may be surprised to learn that washington dc has a national memorial for every major american war except world war one. >>well soon that will change washington correspondent anna werner key reports, a world war one centennial commission is

hills so you see is ki othere tomorro you wake up still that's going to burn off and today we saw bernal and boy left behind warmer temperatures outside as much as 11 degrees warmer nevado conquered in livermore that on top of a good 15 degrees warmer in some spots yesterday soar definitely headed in the right direction where we should be but these temperatures actually a below average in most of the bexar except conquered actually sneak and just above average of 80 degrees but yes, 60's and 70's elsewhere around the bay area. but i think the next few days. these temperatures actually good heat above as we head toward the weekend. still a couple thunderstorms over northern sierra nevada some lightning strikes in the afternoon. i think that will be more playful and as we head in toward the next couple of days so watch out for that if you're headed to the high country. the sea breeze has been low on some winds kicking up around the bay area, 12 miles per hour gusts attendance does a beach right now 10 and tunnel and 10 miles per hour in san carlos, too. we are going to see those clouds kin

living in bernal heights say it's part of their back yard, but san francisco says no.that's making them take down a fence at their own cost. >>> it's our favorite time of the year, the spelling bee. the competition is stiff. more than 500 spellers, six of whom are bay area kids, including an eighth grader from saratoga. this year he wants it all. >> i'm looking forward to getting, being a finalist, probably getting into the top ten, or top five, maybe even winning. last year, this is my last year. i want to be able to go as far as i can. >> impressive. >> speaks like a ceo. >> i know. >> i know how to spell ceo. >> i know. >> the other local spellers are in schools ranging from milpitas to san ramon. >> we'll be rooting for you. >> nightly news is next. >>> ahead tonight, twin disasters. a growing path of devastation from 13 straight days of tornadoes tearing across the country. neighborhoods leveled in ohio. >> tornado on the ground wait for the power flashes >> new danger tonight as violent storms rage from the midwest up through the northeast, and high alert as a ma

improve border security and move towards a merit based immigration system but as crime first camila bernalosal is facing an uphill battle. >>president trump proposing what he calls a modern and lawful immigration system. >>the proposal begins with the most complete an effective border security package. >>in addition to border security and a border wall, the president's plan includes a shift in the way immigrants obtain citizenship. he proposes allowing in less low-wage low-skilled immigrants and more selected based on merit

force camila bernal explains. >>2 motbers and an extraordinary bond we got knock on the door from >>casualty at 9 o'clock me he came to our door. >>the sons killed on mother's day 2005. >>that is larry's arlington mother because we live from afar and when she comes she always gives him hope for me. >>now these gold star mothers hold hands. and remember their sons and the many others who paid the ultimate sacrifice nicholas and larry are here. >>and all of the rows in front of them represent lives that

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in alln francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these s

possibly and the conservatives on there who would believe roe v wade is incorrectly decided camila bernal kron 4 news. >>alabama governor kay ivey signed the abortion bill today, it is slated to kick in in 6 months, although she did note the bill may not be enforced until the courts actually weigh in. and this is a map of all the states which have some form of new abortion laws either on the books. >>or pending for 2019 17 states in total, the majority either adding or are in the process of adding more restrictions as to when abortions can legally take place if at all. joining us now is doctor jennifer bg why an at ucsf as well as the director of research in women's health said. >>san francisco general hospital thanks for being here doctor were talking earlier that you know people in alabama who are in. this field and there kind of sitting on edge right now and wonder what's going to happen next. >>that's everyone's minds really are are on the women of alabama. as well as women of georgia and other states that up as these bands and i'm thinking through how to maintain access for these wom

those who don't know mara rosal rosales, she is incredibly expected member for the mission and the bernal heights community. someone members of the community go to for advice on self-determination for their neighborhood. and i wanted to express my gratitude to you for accepting the reappointment and this responsibility for our city. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> supervisor ronen: any questions for ms. rosales? no? >> thank you so much. >> supervisor ronen: thank you for being here. now we'll hear from desi danganan. >> it's great honor to be an appointment for ocii. as my rule in the chair of -- role as chair of economic development, this is an interesting turn. our community has been affected by the previous agency redevelopment, not once but twice, through economic displacement through urban renewal. i really see my role in trying to make sure this agency doesn't repeat the wrongs of the past. but i'm more than just a housing advocate and activist. i'm also very conscious about the fact that we have a great housing crisis here in san francisco. i've been a resident for over 20 yea

nestled in between bayview hunters point, vicitation valley, and bernal heights. retiree of the san francisco assessor's office. i was a candidate for democratic county central committee in 19 -- i think it was 1992, the original year of the woman, but i was gender-impaired. i was proud to have received the unanimous endorsement of the cadc, the chinese-american democratic club. i received 20 votes of 20 voting members. i am currently an employee of the department of public health, jail behavioral health services on medical leave. i recently was housed in 730 broadway between stockton and powell street. it's a wonderful residence and beautiful building managed by mr. de la rose, san tino, a wonderful man. i have been threatened three times with mace by a drag queen known as stephen schwartz who is under f.b.i. investigation. i had the feeling a couple of days ago i should take a long walk through chinatown, waverley place, portsmouth square, gateway to chinatown, tenderloin, i returned to my room to find two prostitutes were there -- [bell ringing] >> president ye

the closure of the far right lane between bernal avenue and seminole castle would road pushed traffic up to the dublin interchange the truck driver apparently lost control of the truck for unknown reasons and crashed into the ditch. police say the driver had only minor injuries. there were precautions being taken my crews because the materials inside the trailer. the truck was carrying vitamins that needed to be refrigerated after being turned onto its side the cooling system was no longer working authorities were concerned the cargo could become a hazmat situation. those concerns have since gone away. >>well as kron four stand reporting the truck as you saw has been righted has been removed from the roadway and we're happy to tell you the traffic is moving normally again this morning. some tense moments in woodland near sacramento, as police investigated reports of a shooting threat at woodland high school. officers say 2 calls came in shortly after 10 o'clock friday morning. and the school was placed on lockdown as officers went from classroom to classroom. checking for any sign of

joe talbot is a fifth generation san franciscan and award-winning filmmaker who grew up in bernal heights know his father, david talbot. his home was a gathering place for artists. it was always a safe, encouraging refuge. jimmie's family home was a victorian by the park near fillmore street, but when his family lost ownership of the house, jimmie ended up living all over the city, including public housing in district 9. this was a painful lost. the victorian represented pride of ownership and the last time his entire family was living together. joe and jimmie first met in the park that became their stomping grounds. to joe, the park was one of the true melting pots, two kids from different economic and cultural backgrounds, could hang out and bond. it started at soda, where he got early formal film education. he still keeps in touch of one of his teachers, who is in the film. joe has asked me to give a shoutout to scott, silva and joe, all of whom he credits with encouraging, supporting and inspiring his career in filmmaking. the last black man in san francisco uses jimmie's dream of rec

this is all a result of a $600,000 award for residents south of bernal. anyone who agrees to the installing of those cameras must also sign a pledge to work with police to provide footage if a crime occurs. the police chief calls it a win-win deal. >> we have case after case than we know these cameras help solve crimes. and if they can reduce crime and if they can help the police department in any way, then it's definitely worth while. >> the funding comes from a settlement which operates a nearby power plant. operations could begin by this fall. >> the number of traffic deaths in san jose is going up. the city department of transportation, 52 people are dead as a result of traffic collisions last year. that is up from 46 in 2017. the report doesn't have a specific reason for the spike. still, an advocacy group is pushing for city council to dedicate more money and resources to fix that issue. >>> in the east bay, a new telephone area code is going into effect. you may soon get to call and notice the change. the 341 area code is overlaid upon the existing

public comment and i would like, as soon as possible, a status report on the encroachment issue at the bernal heights park. >> ok. any other commissioners? >> if the jackson park item is wholly separate, i'd like an update on the bond planning? if they're connected, they can be one item. i'm not looking far separate item. >> thank you for the clarification. any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. we're on item 13. new business agenda setting. commissioners, any public comment? public comment is closed. we are on item 14. communications. hear any public comment? public comment is closed. we're on item 15, adjournment. >> commissioners, i would like to, on behalf of the commission, move for adjournment in memory of dr. mariane mcarthur, who was a distinguished physician in the sacramento area. he and his wife phyllis raised five wonderful children and i think dr. marion mcarthur's success is right before us by raising a wonderful daughter by the name of margaret anne mcarthur and our deepest condolences and sympathis to you and your family and your mother phyllis

which are the richmond and marina, pacific heights, western edition, bernal, the excelsior.so we have a lot of work to do with respect to the geographic participation. we found that people -- just to go back a little. we did almost 30 focus groups in this process. with edid community -- we did community meetings, forums in every district, every supervisor district. we also did a paper and electronic survey and a phone survey that was random. so we got a lot of good information from that process. we found that people want opportunities to build connection within their communities and among their neighbors. and that a lot of that need was really neighborhood focus. people want things in their own neighborhoods. so the report included a couple of recommendations. expand the objectives of existing services to incorporate opportunities for community building and social interaction. including multicultural and intergeneration intersections. and expand appropriate services to address the needs for adults with disabilities and consider specific outreach strategies and services to en

. >> commissioner bernal: first of all, thank you for the presentation.erring to the equity framework that is on slide number 4. i know that we previously had an excellent presentation by dr. bennett about this framework. and at that time we were looking at h.r. being in the normalizing framework. is there a time line or sense of when you might be moving to the organizing stage and then the operational stage? >> we don't have a time frame mapped out, but we're starting to transition into the organizing phase. with the work we're doing with our staff and bennett, i'll have to talk with her on that and figure out how they define when you've moved to the next stage. i can tell you that, i would say, within the department i was hired in 2013 and then 2014 we did the affordable care act, so everything was focused on that. then we moved to the new hospital. 2015, i believe it was, focused on that. right now, i sense for the last year or so, this has become the focus. i think there has been a cultural shift and we're hitting definitely into the two other areas,