not just for san francisco, not just for the boating community, but for building treasure island and yerba bueno island. this is an expensive development and we're scurntly looking at 25% affordable housing. -- scurnt currently looking at 25% affordable housing. i'm not sure how much we'll be getting from the marina, but if we just continue debating for the next 10 years, we'll get nothing. and, yeah, there was painful gives from, i think both sides certainly some fourth graders being unable to participate. and a hundred slips also lost. some people have commented that this is not going to work anyway. i did a quick count of the waiting list over at south beach and it's well in, i think i would say 300 or so waiting list. some of them have been on that waiting list for years. i feel that this could prosper. and therefore, we all prosper including the sailing school. i have been told that the really nice, soft, windless water near the beach is still available. although it was seemingly made somebody mentioned that it's not. there might be some efforts that have to be going into that. s

as you heard me say a number of times on treasure island, history continues. not only the building of the bridges in the 1930s but in the last decade of the longest self anchored suspension span in the world. not only naval station treasure island but 150 years of military history to the continuing presence of the u.s. coast guard. not only the exhibition where visitors could see artists creating and continuing, sculptures creating here on treasure island. so history continues. so how will the treasure island museum present the history and heritage on the future of the island. we've had help figuring this out, the consultants have included gallagher and associates, an internationally recognized planning and design firm and march partners is working with us as the capital campaign council. before we could answer how are we going to do this, we have to ask ourselves who are we doing it for and with what out comes. what results do we want to have. let's answer the first two questions. we see four groups of stakeholders. the residents and the community and the out come will be greater

all been hired by ecobay and will start working on tearing down some of the abandoned buildings on treasure islandng up, warnings from elon musk and stephen hawking about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. we'll look at the problems of giving machines the ability to think. >> snow on the mountains in the sierra and big waves at lake tahoe. >> we had a lot of rain out there, it's backing off now, but there are more showers in the forecast, coming up. >>> this week on the 5:00 news we have been exploring the emerging field of artificial intelligence. today we look at the ethics of autonomous computers, machines and robots. consider for a moment an artificially intelligent gun or a computer with the ability to think for itself. ktvu's tom vacar has part 3 tonight of his series. >>> reporter: although machines and robots do our bidding now, eventually artificial intelligent ones could be self-aware life forms as they learn more and more. some such as theoretical physicist stephen hawking and elon musk says this could be mankind's undoing. >> with artificial intelligence, we are summonin

sort of the holdover from the fact that it was, the treasure island training facility was the naval training facility. so i think the nimitz building was not renamed. when the island was decommissioned by the navy, it was asquared by the city. it was acquired by the city and i believe that is part of that as well. >> so the history. i'm glad i didn't feel so stupid with everybody knowing the answer except me, so that was good. so am i getting a sense that there is some commit will that we are definitely going to have a training facility that's been offered to the city and we're just in the negotiation process now? >> i don't believe we're that far. i think the board is looking at the need and priority for the training facility. we're definitely not in the process of any type of negotiation, any type of contract for that. we're kind of in the planning stages for that. >> okay. so you don't need my opinion on this. you obviously know it's going to be height. the developer is going to trade the city for some height variances. and that will be quite generous in the height in the renderings that i've seen on the islands. so adding the t

we got pre-development funding, apartments on treasure island, that will be close to 100% veteran building. replacement housing for veterans living on treasure island on an interim basis for many years now and 44 new units for currently homeless veterans. >> and these are individuals being thought about in this households headed by veterans. >> we have some on tries -- treasure island we have some veteran households. so that project will have 1 and 2-bedroom replacement units for those households, as well. and the 1-bedroom units at mission bay could serve couples. >> chair m. mondejar: you have 62 units for veterans and there's over 700 on your list. >> yes. but not all of them need supportive housing, ma'am. i think it's an important distinction when talking about permanent supportive housing. from the services perspective, it's a more expensive intervention, housing intervention. but it's very cost-effective because it keeps these individuals housed, where in the regular rental market they have a very difficult time, they may not pay their rent on time, they may have behavioral health i

treasure island. at treasure island we have rubbpiled there and buildings to practice this, so mutual aid to do hazmat work there and rescue as well, those mutual aid companies practice going into the hot zone. they also timed out due to the lifetime radiation, they can no longer go in because of a lifetime dose of radiation. who comes in next? we practiced mutual aid from the national guard and from the california task force. three out of menlo park, and out of oakland, urban search and rescue. simulated collapsed buildings, they conducted rescues throughout the training facilities. so very large scale, involved many agencies from the federal side, department of energy, domestic nuclear detention office, f.b.i., law enforcement, fire, multiple fire departments from and the county and the region, and national guard as well. one of the components that came from the national guard was a medical component. so the 95th civil support team out of hayward, a w.m.d. for the national guard, a great partner with the fire service in the bay area the last 20, 30 years, medical component, and augment a medical sui

development, there are certain trigger points as far as when they need to build the station but that is part of the treasure island for the department. >> so there would be a station there at all times. >> in service yes. >> and is there -- is the loss -- when i say loss the closing of the training facility on tresh island, is that tied at all to the finding of another? or is there a possibility that there will be a down time? in other words, a time when we do not have a training facility. >> i do not believe so. i believe given -- we have some time before we're forced to vacate there and given the planning efforts there, i believe we'll be able to find another facility and have plans for another training location. we still have our training facility at 19th and folsom which we do training at both facilities. i don't believe at this time that there would be a time when we'd have a down period where we'd only have the one training facility available. >> is there any thought to making that, should the new training facility a regional facility? >> they're limited logistically now given all the hiring but they host a

we're trying to build a marina that is going to be world class for treasure island for many, many years to come. we believe that the market is such that two-thirds of the slips that are 50 feet or less as bob indicated, which has been the case since the last nine months is the right mix. the marina from a financial viability standpoint is tenuous. we're continuing this, but it's never going to be a tremendously lucrative opportunity. it's part of the vision of treasure island. we think that our trac practical experience and empirical evidence all indicate -- and long term viability indicate we have the right slip mix for the future and that's what it's based on. >> mr. wallace, would you clarify how you came to this conclusion? were there market studies done? >> yes market study were done and based on the industry. we've been operating the marina since 1998 maybe 2000. so it took 17 years. mr. short who is an expert in the business has been analyzing market slips or slip rates, slip sizes, market conditions in the bay area and throughout california and beyond, mexico and hawaii as well

treasure island. you can see that it's a nice looking drive. it's getting more crowded. not lying. we will tell you more about what it's doing coming up. >> high pressure building in. cloud cover reluctant to lead. that means temperatures will be in the 70s. especially to the south. we will take a look. . >>> a plea from a family whose 14-year-old has been missing for almost two months now. they are asking for help and hoping she is still in the bay area and is safe. >>> a federal judge in san francisco blocks the president's executive order to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities. the reaction from the white house. mornings on 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. tuesday morning. november 21st. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's go to steve paulson. tuesday morning weather. is he right here. if will be warm for some. mid-70s san jose south. >> that's very warm. >> it is. >> normal highs 62 to 66 and most locations will be at that or well above over the next couple days here. watch out for a little bit of fog. i know some around mountain view and santa rose a. san jose southt. will be o

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