commissioner brackett. >> any comments or questions, commissioner brackett? all right. let's go to commissioner bycer. >> no questions. i will say i am excited about this project, in particular, and i think the art commission is work that can speak to the history of this community, mission bay as a neighborhood as well as the diversity and representativeness of the neighborhood. we have one of the most diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. i am excited to see this move forward. >> thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i am having a little cutty. sorry about that. i have questions in regards to the public comment information. i would like to hear a little bit about what mission bay has been doing and what this project speaks to get out of this art project. i think it is really incumbent on us as ocii commission to make sure we represent all communities. i have the concern that our american indians, native and indigenous populations are not represented. i would like to hear from the projector arts commission is that a focus or other ways to infuse that into the art project

commissioner brackett. >> any comments or questions, commissioner brackett? all right. let's go to commissioner bycer. >> no questions. i will say i am excited about this project, in particular, and i think the art commission is work that can speak to the history of this community, mission bay as a neighborhood as well as the diversity and representativeness of the neighborhood. we have one of the most diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. i am excited to see this move forward. >> thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i am having a little cutty. sorry about that. i have questions in regards to the public comment information. i would like to hear a little bit about what mission bay has been doing and what this project speaks to get out of this art project. i think it is really incumbent on us as ocii commission to make sure we represent all communities. i have the concern that our american indians, native and indigenous populations are not represented. i would like to hear from the projector arts commission is that a focus or other ways to infuse that into the art project

commissioner brackett. >> any comments or questions, commissioner brackett? all right. let's go to commissioner bycer. >> no questions. i will say i am excited about this project, in particular, and i think the art commission is work that can speak to the history of this community, mission bay as a neighborhood as well as the diversity and representativeness of the neighborhood. we have one of the most diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. i am excited to see this move forward. >> thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i am having a little cutty. sorry about that. i have questions in regards to the public comment information. i would like to hear a little bit about what mission bay has been doing and what this project speaks to get out of this art project. i think it is really incumbent on us as ocii commission to make sure we represent all communities. i have the concern that our american indians, native and indigenous populations are not represented. i would like to hear from the projector arts commission is that a focus or other ways to infuse that into the art project

i'd like to go next to commissioner brackett . >> commissioner brackett: no questions. >> chair bustosommissioner scott . >> commissioner scott: thank you chair bustos. i echo what commissioner bycer just shared and i to show the disappointment withthe decrease and yet i understand what you're saying . i understand and am happy to hear that you are committed to work with us through your proposal and to look and see within these 90 days what more you mightbe able to do and how . i just also would say changing the studios, it doesn't really fix it . with the need so great and the demand so great for housing. families wantingto be families . so i do agree with the 90 day hearing your findings when you return. >> chair bustos: thank you commissioner scott.vice chair rosales . >> vice chair rosales: thank you chair bustos. i am also disappointed we are not going to belabor that point . i was present when we first started these conversations to the developer so i need just like my fellow commissioners for the next round of conversations with us more clarity and certainly transparency with re

i'd like to go next to commissioner brackett . >> commissioner brackett: no questions. >> chair bustosommissioner scott . >> commissioner scott: thank you chair bustos. i echo what commissioner bycer just shared and i to show the disappointment withthe decrease and yet i understand what you're saying . i understand and am happy to hear that you are committed to work with us through your proposal and to look and see within these 90 days what more you mightbe able to do and how . i just also would say changing the studios, it doesn't really fix it . with the need so great and the demand so great for housing. families wantingto be families . so i do agree with the 90 day hearing your findings when you return. >> chair bustos: thank you commissioner scott.vice chair rosales . >> vice chair rosales: thank you chair bustos. i am also disappointed we are not going to belabor that point . i was present when we first started these conversations to the developer so i need just like my fellow commissioners for the next round of conversations with us more clarity and certainly transparency with re

commissioner brackett. >> any comments or questions, commissioner brackett? all right. let's go to commissioner bycer. >> no questions. i will say i am excited about this project, in particular, and i think the art commission is work that can speak to the history of this community, mission bay as a neighborhood as well as the diversity and representativeness of the neighborhood. we have one of the most diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. i am excited to see this move forward. >> thank you. vice chair rosales. >> i am having a little cutty. sorry about that. i have questions in regards to the public comment information. i would like to hear a little bit about what mission bay has been doing and what this project speaks to get out of this art project. i think it is really incumbent on us as ocii commission to make sure we represent all communities. i have the concern that our american indians, native and indigenous populations are not represented. i would like to hear from the projector arts commission is that a focus or other ways to infuse that into the art project

our guests include brett brackett, dr. shawn fletcher, and activist tony quintero. the theme is education and knowing history. >>> tonight, a community's anchor continues to grow after a 94-year-old asian woman remains hospitalized after a stabbing attack in san francisco. now we're learning more about the suspect's criminal history and the system that seemed to allow him to continue to be on the streets. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with the d.a. and the mayor. >> very nice lady. >> reporter: anh taylor is receiving a flood of support as she keeps recovering. wednesday's attack has touched off more anger across the city. >> we're hoping to first of all see that guy in prison for good. second of all, we're happier because she's alive. >> reporter: this is new video we've obtained as sfpd arrived on scene. >> i'm glad they caught him, thank you, police. i was amazed this guy was still walking on the streets. >> reporter: police say they arrived 35-year-old daniel cauich. nbc bay area learned cauich was arrested five times last year for burglaries and in 2016 f

host: to the lone star state, this is tyler, in brackett mill, texas. independent.aller: thank you for doing this segment. i grew up in the cattle industry and i believe in the benefits of eating beef but many of my friends do not. i was wondering if you could hand on should americans eat beef? and you've shown the environmental impact, maybe that's why some of my friends are afraid to eat beef. could you expand on that? guest: that's a great question. i think depending upon the age bracket i think we are seeing this increasing or this return to wanting to know where our food comes from. to being very concerned and wanting to know more about what that production scenario looks like. there's two things that i would say to someone concerned about the environmental impact of beef . but also who would maybe have questions about the nutritional component as well. when we look at the dietary guidelines, and we look at independent science and university science and government science through the usda and dietary guidelines pre-we see recommendation for nutrient dense, high

quugs or guests vivett brackett and tisch hollins. the conversation continues at 9:00 tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. >>> and i know there's a lot of juneteenth celebrations both in san jose and san francisco, really across the bay area, and this should be a nice weather for the events. kari? >> hot. >> it's going to be warm out there. i'm going to try to cool it off a little bit for you, marcus at the juneteenth in san jose. >> thank you. >> i'll have that forecast in a little bit. let's check out what's going on right now. it is still 79 degrees in fairfield. it's a warm start there. we have some mid-70s in hayward, upper 60s in san jose, and right now nice and cool in san francisco, 52. we're going to be watching the possibility of some of these records today. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking getting out the door? >> fyi, kari, i don't like it when it's above 75 for the whole day so high temperature right now. over here very slow. just got word checking on th

our guests vivet brackett and tisch hollins. and tony quintero and sam fletcher.versation continues at 9:00 tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. >>> turning to the pandemic, cdc experts are set to meet next week to review recent cases of heart inflammation in young people who received the covid vaccination. on thursday, the cdc director revealed there have been more than 300 cases among adolescents aged 12 to 17. she says cases are extremely rare,'ing that over 20 million young adults in the u.s. have been vaccinated. >>> with covid likely to remain a threat for years to come, federal health officials have announced a major effort to develop medication to treat the virus. the white house will spend more than $3 billion to develop new anti viral over-the-counter pills to treat covid and future viruses at home. meanwhile, that delta variantt of all u.s. cases. but in young people, the earlier symptoms can be confused with a cold, headache, sore throat, runny nose and a fever. >> if you are vaccinated, you are protected. but if you are not, the threat of varian

our guests vivet brackett and tisch hollins. and tony quintero and sam fletcher. conversation continues at 9:00 tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. >>> the startup that wants to be the vacation home business what airbnb is to the short term rental business. for people who live full time in wine country, it sounds like a lawsuit. pacaso buys destination homes and sells one-eighth shares allowing people to co-own properties in aspen or colorado. the people who live near the properties are not on board. "the chronicle" reports neighbors in one wine county location are suing calling it a glorified time share disrupting the neighborhood fabric. pacaso says this is a limited joint ownership the timeshare label is inaccurate and filing its own lawsuit accusing the town of st. helena of waging a campaign against its clients. >>> the city of san francisco finally breaking ground on a park more than a decade in the making. the site is a former boat yard in the bay area hunter's point area. the week's work is kicking off and turning the site into a waterfront park, li

erica says a crew stacked the washer and the dryer and this brackett right here wasn't properly screwedas worried this was unsafe. 12 days later another crew told her the first crew installed that dryer the wrong way and told her to stop using it until sears sent someone to fix it. a few weeks later nothing. and no follow-up. no working dryer either. she asked us for help. we contacted sears. within a few weeks it sent someone to properly attach the pieces. five months after erica first ordered her dryer for at says, the satisfaction of our members and customers is our top priority. it went on to say, the delivery and installation of miss garcia's dryer was resolved to her satisfaction in march and we regret the delay. if a company has you going in circles we might be able to help. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu or call us, the number 888-996-tips. >>> the oakland a's avoid a sweep in their first leg of this year's bay bridge series. >> that's right. final game to oracle. matt chapman knocked in a pair of runs in the first inning. by the seventh th

host: to the lone star state, this is tyler, in brackett mill, texas. independent.ler: thank you for doing this segment. i grew up in the cattle industry and i believe in the benefits of eating beef but many of my friends do not. i was wondering if you could hand on should americans eat beef? and you've shown the environmental impact, maybe that's why some of my friends are afraid to eat beef. could you expand on that? guest: that's a great question. i think depending upon the age bracket i think we are seeing this increasing or this return to wanting to know where our food comes from. to being very concerned and wanting to know more about what that production scenario looks like. there's two things that i would say to someone concerned about the environmental impact of beef . but also who would maybe have questions about the nutritional component as well. when we look at the dietary guidelines, and we look at independent science and university science and government science through the usda and dietary guidelines pre-we see recommendation for nutrient dense, highly

commissioner brackett. >> present. >> commissioner bycer. >> here. >> commissioner scott is absent.vice chair rosales. >> present. >> chair bustos.