it's envisioned this plan will occur at china basin park and mission rock square. this slide shows examples of what small, medium and large events would include, such as salsa in the park, yoga in the park or children's reading programme. media events may include large concerts or seasonal activation. on pages 21-22 of your staff report, a detailed matrix outlines the number of events that can occur within the park. it should be noted that medium to large events cannot exceed more than 100 event days in each of the spaces. of those, 24 can be ticketed and 18 can be private additionally, the total number of paid ticketed events and private events cannot exceed the number of prepublic events in the same fiscal year. this provides the operating budget at the close-out and we project we'll have a $5 million operating budget. revenue keys for maintenance and utilities and for programming and other expenses. all revenue-generated on the parks will be subjected to the following allocation. first to budgeted operating opeg expenses and to capital repair reserves and to the

what we did between pier 35 in china basin, create these parts that are graciously spaced and working with the development projects in the historic preservation within the historic district, is a good track record. we are trying to bring a lot of those same principles into the fisherman's wharf area. bcdc has no interest in trying to undermine the restaurants. i think that, with all of the public investments i have gone in for the pier at 43 promenade, to remove a blighted parking lot that was there previously, and all of the partnering that has been done with the cbd and the city with this public realm improvements. that is what we are trying to get some recognition for as the offset of getting rid of the 50% rule. >> is the 50% rule just for fisherman's wharf or is that port wide? >> it is port wide. the remaining resources are in the fisherman's wharf area. versus solid fill, which is what we have in this other waterfront. our most urgent concern, especially now as we are starting to go into the seawall and resilience planning. we need to have the tool and the toolkit for making th

phase one on the left consisted of the parcels that lined china basin park. the phase one before you today has been reconfigured to focus on that corner between the intersection of parcels a, b, g and f. new phase one provides infrastructure and a more cohesive strategy from the developer's standpoint and we like it because it delivers more housing units. the proposed phase one includes at build-out 560 rental units, 202 of which will be affordable housing below market rates, a little bit more than 550,000 square feet of office, retail. it requires all of the commitments made in the dda and da related to local hire and lbe enterprises, as well as 5.5-acre park. really the linchpin that the community made sure we would hold our feet to the fire was that 5.5*6 5.58 park. parcel k was a smaller residential parcel. we'll talk more about the infrastructure in subsequent slides. before i get into the meat of things, i want to repeat what amy said, maybe more in layman's terms. i'm not sure if i can do it but i'll try. what's before you are two resolutions, resoluti

its location is a key intersection where a historic district needs a greenway china-basin will serve to a series of parks in the southern waterfront and a symbolic evolution of the role towards a waterfront open space. in summary, the park plans sets forth how it delivers activation. it includes 5.5 acres at china basin park, an acre at mission rock square and remaining one and a half acres in channel street, channel lane and the wharf. we have executed several documents that lead us to the park's plan. two are the development agreement and the permit the development agreement requires that the park's plan be approved prior to or in conjunction with the phase one budget. botboth will be before you for approval on september 24th. the management and concession agreement and the phase one park's design will be presented to the commission later in the fall. this slide provides an overview of the parks and open-space goals. in summary, we aim to deliver vibrant, well managed parks that are welcome to all. we ensure that the park is self-sufficient and we aim to foster responsiveness to st

china basin. pg&e says the outage was caused by a third party construction company not affiliated with the utility. we will bring in tom baker to get us up to speed. >> reporter: it was not pg&e's fault. it was an independent third party contractor working on a construction project. i want to go right to the video tape so you can see the pictures. the company is called anvil builders and they dug into three lines that constitute a 12,000-volt line and took out all three of those cables to connect two substations together causing this big outage. this is fairly rare. unlike gas lines that are always buried into the ground, these are underground. at the peak, there were 22,000 people out. the actually number of people actually affected was much higher than that. the i-280 ramp and freeway into the city was jammed because traffic lights were not working near oracle park. pg&e originally estimated a repair. now they estimate one at 3:30. >> pg&e has been working as safely and quickly as possible. >> a

we don't know why pedro's cantina pete's tavern or a meat he's has a kick the bucket here in china basin, but we did speak with some giants fans that were leaving the game today. they were disappointed to see the closures eye on the restaurants and they believe that it might just be a sign of a the times. giants fans having to walk past some of their favorite pre or post game spots for bites and beer. >>pete's tavern and its sister restaurant pedro's cantina have shuttered their doors. >>i'm in a miss beets and pedro they legendary places, 2010 2012 2014 gwon the world series. that's where we were. >>adam swig says he has great memories of celebrating giants victories at the dual spots. he said to see that the 2 places so close to oracle park we're unable to remain open. >>it's too bad, it's too bad hopefully someone takes it over and brings something special for fans in friends family to enjoy. >>a sign on the front door a full restaurant, thanks people for supporting them over the last 12 years they suggest going a nearby momoa's or mission rock resort near the new chase center. down t

. >> reporter: it feels like a punctuation mark on the southward expansion through china basin and mission bay, it is not just a new arena. >> and you are drawn inside the space and then pulled out. >> reporter: seeing spheres, a installation by oliver eliasson. they expect this to become a tourist destination in its own right. >> instagram won't be complete until you have a selfie. the metallica and symphony concert starts tonight, wilson walker. >>> the warriors' old home, a simple new name tonight.>> thousands of people bought ammunition at walmart, not anymore, the new gun policies and what shoppers are saying tonight. >>> a young boy whose doctors say went blind because of his diet, wait until you hear woody eight every single day. >>> a warning from an east bay city to stay out of the water, the mystery over an e. coli outbreak. ♪ >>> i am veronica de la cruz, here's what you missed if you're just getting iel pa. it will no longer so ammunition for handguns or short barreled rifles, and it will add alaska to the list of states where it has stopped selling handguns, and post signs it

crew hit an underground power line near pier 7, knocking out power for 22,000 customers in the china basin oracle park. a lot of stoplights were out, as you can see. after two hours, the power did come back on. a big day in the south bay for the san jose police department and the community. sjpd welcoming in 38 new officers today. the swearing-in ceremony, nearly 3,000 people applied to be in this case. the graduating class is diverse, eight women, five from the military and eight from out of state. and the graduates speak seven different languages between them, including french, russian and cambodian. >>> the iphone 10? old news. the iphone 11 went on sale. we were there when the store opened inn li nearly 24 hours to get their hands on the latest tech. some preordered and just showed up at the phone to pick up the phone. what's high on the list? the new camera. >> new camera. >> zoom in on the big picture and then get to see the faces more clearly. ? the iphone 11 is $700. the 11 pro will cost you $1,000. there's the big boss. tim cook. >> he's always there at the big opening. >>> up nex

power was out in several neighborhoods, including mission bay potrero south of market, don patch china basin and valley at least at least 1800 people are still without power. a state. >>right now as we get first look at the weekend weather forecast and it's a little breezy out there. lawrence we've been talking about the genie taking steps you know make sure that there's no fire danger. but we don't know what to the genie looks at when they. coming up with their criteria do it he actually try to contact them and try to find out exactly what the parameters >>really to the urgency worries start to turn a people's power. so far i haven't heard anything back but we we do know that the fire conditions are going to be elevated we are looking at some offshore winds we're seeing those developing for the weekend to but they're not strong offshore that's going to change on monday. we've got a weak area of low pressure that's going to sweep to the state on sunday behind that area of low pressure. high pressure starts to build in the contrast with that is going to start to kick up the winds and those wi

fans at china basin, including former yankees manager joe torre. posey hit a solo home run and the game was tied going into the 16th inning, when rookies scored three runs to beat the giants 8-5. of course we're sparing you those lowlights. >>> the oakland a's manager bob melvin back in the thick of the playoff hunt. every pitch means something and last night things started well. chris davis hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning for an early lead. that's all the runs the a's would score. they had a chance in the ninth but a double play ended. a's lost 3-2. the wild carha a game with five remaining. >>> an archbishop meets baby archie. prince harry and meghan markle introduced their royal addition to archbishop desmond tutu and his daughter. the royal couple met with the pair to talk about tutu's foundation, which focuses on raising global awareness on critical issues around the world. >> the baby looks like harry. >> it really does. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," back to our two top story this is wednesday morning. >> first, we are li

power was out in several neighborhoods, including mission bay potrero south of market dogpatch china basin and no a valley. least to our last check rather and least 1800 people are still without their power. >>quite a fall from grace, antonio brown of course was released by the raiders a few weeks ago, he is still though in the headlines in today, he's back in the unemployme li as the doing the patriots have let him go. yeah our kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas joins us live with more what. >>it's just so wild story never seems that and just when you thought that you're done hearing about a be another chapter in the downward spiral begins earlier this afternoon, the new england patriots released. >>the controversial right receiver. now we're left to wonder will he ever play another snap in the nfl again. this most recent move comes after brown contacted a woman who had accused him of sexually misconduct. he sai the woman text messages that her lawyer called intimidating the techs included pictures of her children. he had only been a member of the patriots for 2 weeks and brown had made h

. >>> all sorts of special ceremonies and v.i.p.s will be at the ballpark this weekend at china basin for bruce bocci's final game. giants and rockies, bottom of the 4th. mike yastrzemski with the home run. giants win 8-3. >>> okay, are you ready for tomorrow night? one of the biggest games for cal football in years. the 15th ranked golden bears hosting asu on national tv. how about the nfl now. former cal quarterback aaron rodgers, bitter ending for he and the packers tonight. eagles at the packers, third quarter. jordan howard scores on the pass from carson wentz. eagles ledme packers down by a touchdown. aaron rodgers throws the interception. they were about to tie the game, but he throws the interception in the end zone. philly escapes with a 34-27 win. >> he does not look happy. >> he wasn't happy. we're back in a moment. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and

. >>> at china basin out in mccovey cove everyone just working together.ton was down the road at chase center. the giants and pirates at oracle park. top of the sixth inning pirates' pinch hitter cole tucker, a rocket into left field corner. that scores a run. pirates win. they beat the giants 6-3. >>> all right. we're back in a moment with something from the deep. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offer

the historic piers, that was at 20 years ago, deemed to be not possible and from pier 25, down to china basin, we were able to strike a deal with b.c.-d.c. where we could create the brandon street wharf and the cruise terminal plaza and remove some piers but allow the rest of the historic piers in the historic district to be held in place and for us to be able to do the kinds of projects like this project or pier one, where we can do seismic retrofits and rehabilitate them. ands that really what we're trying to do on the rfp projects comincomecoming forward. (please stand by). some of the improvement may be most needed vase on an two area outside of a given geographic vicinity. as we go through our resilience program planning, seawall planning, we are starting to see that we need to be very holistic in the way we are looking at improving the waterfront, and making sure that the equity opportunities, environmental justice issues that we need to respond to are also considered in taking that holistic look. those are kind of the key issu issues, and their other details in there, to that we will b

the failure affected the neighborhoods in china basin. you can see lights were out at the plaza. pg&e says the third-party construction company not affiliated with utility in an underground line on 22nd street. >> we are always working with the third parties, customers and we encourage them to always call 811 before you do any kind of project. we send someone to the site. that helps prevent accidents like this from happening. >> the market saw damages on the powerline break. >>> the marin county board of supervisors is considering a move to create a new wildfire prevention authority. the new powers authority would be a countywide effort to prepare for wildfires. it would be funded through a tax measure on the march 2020 ballot. the board is set to consider forming the authority at its meeting next tuesday. >>> a warning to be prepared for power outages. early next week parts of the north bay will be under an elevated risk for potential outages as fire danger increases. we join you lie from santa rosa after talking with pg&e, and the fire department.>> reporter: we are not there y

there will be eight acres of open space, the current china basin park, which is right along the water alongside the stadium will be significantly expanded. there will also be a market square in the middle of the neighborhood. 40% of the housing is affordable, 40 to 45 prz p% to. local hires. it will have on si-site child care. so the reason i'm here today is for the special tax financing law amendments -- oh, one more thing. so the financing around this that we need the amendments for? so the initial investments will be made by the developer, end port capital, and these are horizontal improvements like streets, power, sewer, water so we can build buildings on the site? we'll fund these officially with capital from the developer and the port which will be paid off using community facilities districts and infrastructure financing district taxes? what we do there is we capture the taxes on the site and add a special tax district to fund this work which will pay for the parks, the roads, the sewers. and when that's not available, we'll use value of the land, so leasing or selling certain

>>well jr pete's tavern pedro's cantina in a meat cheese pizza have all kick the bucket here in china basinome giants fans we're leaving the game today. they were disappointed to see these places that closed out and some of them believe that it just might be an unfortunate sign of the times. giants fans having to walk past some of their favorite pre or post game spots for bites and beer. >>pete's tavern and its sister restaurant pedro's cantinat have shuttered their doors. >>i'm in a miss beets and pedro the legendary places, 2010 2012 2014 giants win the world series. that's where we were. >>adam swig says he has great memories of celebrating giants victories at the dual spots. he said to see that the 2 places so close to oracle park we're unable to remain open. >>it's too bad, it's too bad hopefully someone takes it over and brings something special for fans in friends family to enjoy. >>a sign on the front door of both restaurants. thanks people for supporting them over the last 12 years they suggest going a nearby momoa's or mission rock resort near the new chase center. in the street f

today giants and rockies at a sun-splashed china basin. there's bruce bochy. bottom of the fourth inning, mike yastrzemski with the home run, the deepest part of the ball park. that is deep. in the 8th inning, it is yaz again. he comes in this time the rockies outfielders misplays this ball. right past them. kevin pillar scores. giants beat the rockies 8-3. >>> football, don't give up on the raiders yet. they're in the middle of a stretch of five straight games away from the coliseum. one game is in london. this week in indianapolis. the raiders have lost two of their first three games and are desperately looking for a win this sunday. standing in their way, the first place indianapolis colts. >> they haveotball. and bris set is experienced, composed quarterback that has arm talent and as escapability. they're going to be a handful. >> gets you fired up just in the regular news conference. kick off sunday morning, 10:00 a.m. by the way, the 49ers have a by week. >> okay. making the most of a tough situation as the earthquakes start clawing their way to the pos

. >>> to china basin now, bruce bochy with the wife of late willie mccovey.evin was the winner of this season's award, catching the first pitch from his dad, then hugging his cute little daughter there. he was traded to the giants from toronto earlier this season. as for the games, second thing, dodgers star jock peterson from palo alto high school hits a two-run homer. the dodgers win big, 9-2. bruce bochy only has two more games as giants manager. >>> 7:41 right now. we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, all right, let's get off that dodgers win, getting a good seat on the plane is no easy task but one airline is now making it a little bit easier for fussy travelers. we'll explain. >>> how's this for a clear view of the golden gate bridge. it's cool, it's comfortable, and fall has made its arrival. it's the first weekend of fall. i'll have a closer look at your daytime highs so you can plan out your saturday coming up. tom big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now us

the south of honshu but further north it does stay dry and settled basin more wet weather was making its way into northern parts of china dissipating could see some tatting right for a time before that makes its way further eastwards as we go towards the weekend not too much cloud of right across the southern parts of china the law she settled law as she tries 33 celsius there for hong kong water to coastal showers a possibility never too far away but i think if anything it will brighten up the as we go on into friday that we have got some of the dry brought weather across a good part of southeast asia but that is not the case for the philippines really heavy rainfall coming in here as we go on through thursday seeking a little further south was in friday it's very much a similar picture elsewhere is they settled. 0 world meets tomorrow be immigrants who left the middle east and built exceptional lives over seeds. weaving into the fabric of society of their adoptive countries finding success in germany and canada yet never forgetting their homeland of syria and lebanon. remarkable human stories of arabs abroad the polit

china a little more clout. central air is easing over toward shanghai josten basin pieces of rain pushing for but not much to speak of into the south of we go the woman sunshine be getting up to around 30 degrees celsius in hong kong for an all phantom had only gets up to around $33.00 degrees and well of the same as we go on into with that cloud will just sink a little further south which by that stage it does join up with the heavy rain that we have across. in the china push by the south well some larvae showers continuing across the pos of the philippines over towards thailand and parts of borneo and take showers here maybe into northern areas of some outer is what we could catch a shower in singapore in k.l. was a possibility but thailand on and off bits and pieces of clouds and rain here i cloud and rain well we've got plenty of that's across the goal in india a real saw as the rich rates of the month same down poles western parts of india still very very wet pushing up towards hugo gerard showers there across the central and northern plains as well and for good measure we have some flooding rains the sri lan