parlour enterprises will no longer run buena park. i'm going to solve the buena park thing.hello. allison: hi. lemonis: long time no see. pete: hello. lemonis: thanks for meeting. a few years back, i invested in a small candy shop in florida called sweet pete's, and the owners, pete and allison, well, they've actually killed it. today, it's a multi-million dollar business. i've flown them out to california because this farrell's situation, it's a giant mess and i need their help. about a year ago, i invested in farrell's. to say that it's a disaster is an understatement. i think when i look at our partnership over the last 3 years, i write the check and i have no worries. i wanted to talk to you guys about the idea of us putting farrell's inside of sweet pete's. farrell's, to me, is a sweet brand, and sweet pete's is a sweets brand. so we would take the location in buena park and we would put a sweet pete's and a farrell's there, but it would really be owned by all of us, and so you'd have jacksonville, chicago, atlanta, chattanooga, and buena park. i need the infrastructure

carlos calderÓn estÁ en buena park. vamos a conectarnos con Él.ia muy bonita de superaciÓn. carlos: asÍ es! miren esto, estoy en buena park con todos estos trabajadores. buenos dÍas ,muchachos. ellos son trabajadores, panaderos, gente de la reposterÍa. en el horno se hace la magia. ustedes deberÍan estar aquí. voy a estar hablando con betty porto. gracias por recibirnos. betty: muy buenos dÍas. carlos: ella nos contarÁ todo el trabajo que hacen aquÍ por la comunidad. los saludo y nos vemos al ratito. ana: carlitos, quÉ rico! aquÍ estoy hablando bajito porque estoy con los amigos de la radio mas escuchada de california y tenemos una misiÓn especial. >> asÍ es. estamos afuera de una casa. ana: tenemos una sorpresa. tenemos a fiel televidente que sÓlo tiene siete aÑitos y hoy la vamos al despertar. erika: nos vamos a meter hasta su recÁmara. victoria no tiene ni idea de quÉ estamos aquÍ afuera congelÁndonos. esa será una sorpresa para ella. ana: sus padres son nuestros cÓmplices. mÁs adelante la vamos a despertar. firulais, grabas a despertar y nos v

people out of their homes period fire broke out on the 1200 block of pages street, not far from buena vista park. rob malcolm tells us that people scramble to help each other escape ahead of the fast- moving flames. >> reporter: firefighters responded to the blaze at 3:00 p.m. and found the three-story building fully engulfed in flames and smoke pouring into the street and high into the air. tenants you managed to escape gathered across the street, chwas hard to watch and come out in your house in flames, that is not every fun thing. >> reporter: clayton hand's roommate charles lived on the second floor they grabbed what they could and ran. >> keys, lot, phone, that is it. and yeah. >> when i got here all i saw was flames. >> i was home and heard a loud explosion and i heard glass falling, so i grabbed my stuff and ran out. >> most of the damage was on the first and second floors. christina mattea lived in a middle unit and our family owns the building. >> the family has been in my bill the building is been in my family for a while. my dad has on the building since 19 49 he passed it on to me. >

building the brand is in the 1200 block of page street near baker between the panhandle and buena vista park. live coverage from ktvu's rob malcolm. fire crew still on the scene tonight. >> reporter: the fire crews left moments ago. the only people on scene right now are the restoration management company. as you see, they are busy shoring up this building boarding up the windows here. we know that the fire department told us the fire started in the front room of one of these apartments. they could not confirm which one but the tenants got out escaped with just their cell phones and wallets and that is about it. firefighters responded to the blaze at 3 p.m. and found a three-story building fully engulfed in flames and smoke pouring into the street and high into the air. tenants who managed to escape gathered across the street, choked back tears and watched it. >> it is hard to come out and see your house and flames that is not a very fun thing. >> reporter: clayton and his roommate charles live on the second floor they got what they could and ran. >> i got my keys, my wallet, my phone and th

parks? flooding? >> yes. braille on yerba buena island. it's very steep over there, as you know. and there are good precedents for those types of trails. again within the national park and the golden gate national recreation area. and the key there really is to focus on the drainage sign for those pathways to ensure that they don't get washed out and that the drainage is addressed. and then allowing for regular maintenance to make sure that if there are issues, that those are >> commissioner richardson: okay thank you. there are no further questions from the commissioners. any public comments on this matter? okay. if not, thank you again, sir, for your presentation. >> thank you. >> clerk: item number 5. parks maintenance. >> thank you, directors. bob peck. i wanted to pick up from our prior conversations and talk about park maintenance as we were prepared to do some cost estimating and planning for parks maintenance. as i had mentioned before, parks on treasure island and yerba buena island are going to remain under tightest jurisdiction as the trustee under the tidelands trust.

crossings we have one at perry under the freeway and one that connects to the yerba buena gardens and there's one at south park. that's a location we see major vehicle queueing at bryant. that box-blocking issue with pedestrian conflicts would be hard to address under current traffic conditions at that location. also, it's not a street that crosses third. it just intersections third and from a geometric perspective there's less urgency than there otherwise would be. regarding enforcement, my task as a project manager and my team i worked with and we look at design and we have an enforcement effort that take place every afternoon all over the city and p.c.o.s are helpful but we don't want to rely on them too much. >> commissioner: anything else, directors? very good. this is an action item so we will go to public comment. >> good afternoon, chair heinicke and board members. i'll the policy and program lead with walk san francisco. we're pleased with the project. five of the munis go down the corridor and pedestrians use them and people who walk. all transit riders are pedestrians. this project includes great pe

again the longevity of the treasure island and the yerba buena islands are actually encumbered on the proper maintenance of the 300 plus acres of parks, the largest in the history of san francisco. i think the takeaway -- it's unfortunate that some of our commissioners were not part of that delegation to new york, because the exercise there was to look at signatures, iconic parks throughout the country. what the genesis are, what are the models, successful models that people are utilizing to maintain these parks. parks are extremely very expensive. one of the mistakes that people in san francisco finally realized, when the san francisco development agency was dissolved, they had created all of these parks. and even as i speak, the city is still grappling with the maintenance of all of those parks. here you have all of these assets, all over the place throughout the city. and we do not know what they're going to look like in 20 years' time and even don't talk about the 30 years. we have the responsibility here at this agency for the maintenance, for some of the spaces, our responsibility. and what we need to do is broaden this, so we'