on october 17 of 2018, the california transportation commission programmed $2.3 million in these funds to our project and the project will actually repay $2.5 million in residential streets -- 2.5 miles in residential streets in the sunside and parkside neighborhoods. this construction work in conjunction with our asset management strategy decrease the lifetime maintenance and repair costs, while also providing safer and reliable roadways for multi-modal transportation. i'm joined today by our project manager and we'd be happy to answer any questions >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any questions from my colleagues? seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public like to comment on this item? i didn't call on the bla. let's have the bla report first. i'm so sorry. >> this accepts the senate bill 1 grant for the sunniside and parkside streets. these are street pavement programs. the grant amount is for $2.3 million. the city is matching $2.6 million. the total project cost is $5 million. we show it on page 10 of our report and we recommend approval >> c

. >>> the california fair political practices commission is investigating that bay area transportation agencies illegally encouraged people to support a measure that increased tolls on bridges. the complaint has been filed allegation that the metropolitan transportation commission, the bay area toll authority and ac transit coordinated the yes on regional measure 3 campaign. the complaint said that public money not allowed to be used to show support for opposition to a ballot measure. the measure passed money from the toll hikes is to be used to fund bay area transportation projects. >>> let's check in with rosemary to look at that forecast it. will get hot. >> you are right. it's a warm one today. hotter even for tomorrow with advisories coming for parts of the bay area for tomorrow. we will focus on today at the moment giving you a look here at sfo where we have plenty of sunshine from the coast around the bay and inland with just a little bit of fog along the coast at this time. san francisco, 75 degrees. we have low 80's in santa rosa. mid-70s oakland. mid to upper 80's livermore a

the commission is broken up into several divisions that regulate particular industries throughout the state of california, some of which include communications, water, energy, rail, and transportation. one of these divisions is the safety enforcement division which serves as a commission's regulatory enforcement arm and has the authority to issue notices of violation, directives, and citations to regulate utilities who potentially violate a commission general order. within sec we are divided into four branches which include both gas and safety. this diagram can be used to explain items that are on poles and the various companies, energy versus communications. just as a quick note, this schematic includes transmission, which you trls would not find on our distribution pole. in the supply space, a transformer steps down the distribution power to 120 or 240 volts, which is then transmitted to service drops to the customer's homes and businesses. the poles might have other equipment, such as lighting or service reclosures on them. this schematic does not show wireless antennas or other supporting equipment. antennas can be attached to the top or the side of the pole in the communicatio

transportation commission said the dmv is working on changes to improve temporary license plates. they include a uniform font size, better identifying information that the plates are from california, a clear design to identity the expiration date and better adhesive so they don't flop up in the wind. those changes expected to be made by november. at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you. >>> new this morning the santa clara medical examiner's office has identified the man killed in a hit and run near san jose state university. the 20-year-old fernando alvarez was killed thursday. police responded to a report of a body in the road. no suspects have been arrested or identified. a go fund me page has been started to raise money for his funeral. at last check it has raised $6,600. >>> we have a update about the shooting in el sorito involving an off duty san francisco police officer. the officer is claiming self- defense after shooting a homeless man outside the officer's house in el sorito. the shooting happened at ten sunday night. police say that the officer shot the 44-year-old thomas wayland after ha be taked him with a rock. he survived is now in the hospital. the officer has

transportation agencies illegally encouraged people to support a measure that increases tolls on bay area bridges. according to the marin independent journal, the california fair practices political commissioncomplaint. it says the metropolitan commission, the bay area toll authority and a.c. transit illegally coordinated with the yes on 3 campaign on the june 2018 ballot. public money is not allowed to be used to show support or opposition to a ballot measure. >>> and nike, rolling out a subscription service. it's called nike adventure club. parents will have the option to order shoes on kids sizes on monthly, quarterly options. $30 for a new pair every two months. kids shoes average about $60. so you can save about $10 aware. >> -- a pair. >> not mine. >> air force very expensive. she's saying hers are cheaper. air force, which is the popular, more like $70. and on up from there. so you can choose to change the frequency. >> it is an interesting idea. >> right. they wear out their shoes. if your kid is growing a foot a month. >> growing like weeds. thank you, pam. >>> still to come here on the 9. why scientists say they're hopeful after two experimental drugs are used to treat patients wi