golden gate park, albert lake and to tho dubose park. during the previous extraction times, one that just ended, robberies are down 60% this time this year. a trend that the city is falling as well, overall reduction in the robberies. however, burglaries, as many of you have read, burglaries have been on the increase, specifically with regard to the deaths of bicycles from multi unit apartment buildings. the flip side of having this is also the burglary arrests are of 220% year to date from last year, as evidenced by outstanding address -- addrrress about a guy scratching off the number of a bicycle handle the other day and the search showed that of the things in his possession were stolen. he is going to be going back to jail. his probation is being held and revoked. excellent arrest. we have made several since i have become the commanding officer of bicycle thieves. we look forward to serving more. the focus of my newsletter is awareness and getting your neighbors and building owners to take measures into securing the entrances. usuall

[lists districts] as well as those that are north of division, dubose, and 13th street, except for those on blocks 4991 and block 7295, the galleria mall. of what i would like to do, so that this is clearer, for the planning department, if you could show what the map is that is currently described in the legislation before the amendment, and then, colleagues, i will pass to you what i believe is the final map the we are asking this committee and the board to approve. >> ann marie rogers, planning department. >> there are now many of us, but i am one of them. this is the map that the committee considered last time, showing the c three district in red. the colors are not really good, but they are with their color currently applies. there are other areas in the southern parts of the southeast and southwest of the city that have been proposed for inclusion. what you are considering today is all of the map except for those two areas. let me show you what that is like. this revised amount has removed the rh and rc districts in the tenderloin of that area, as well as was mentioned by supervisor

the line at church and the bows -- dubose, continuing the streetscape upgrades. we have added in some switched replacements in the outer sunset. a lot of work happening. a lot of good repair needs being met. a little bit of disruption. but we have been able to manage both the noise and the traffic impact. we have had very little in the wake of complaints. wake of complaints. it is great to see this work

the line at church and the bows -- dubose, continuing the streetscape upgrades. we have added in some switched replacements in the outer sunset. a lot of work happening. a lot of good repair needs being met. a little bit of disruption. but we have been able to manage both the noise and the traffic impact. we have had very little in the wake of complaints. it is great to see this work finally moving forward. once we are done with it, we will have been much better operation through the corridor. that concludes my presentation. chairperson nolan: members of the board? director brinkman: i will just say thank you to staff for the work on the bike lanes. i happen to a couple of the public meetings where you were gathering information. staff did such a good job answering questions and presenting all the options, and gathering community feedback. i know there is some disappointment with the timeline of the project, but it was the original timeline that was proposed. it is unfortunate that things cannot be sped up a lot in the city, but that is the reality of it. i think

called to account and based on the suspect actions and description police believe the same guy rob dubosehe stations. he is described as a white male in his mid-20s to mid 30's. he had shoulder length blond hair held back immigrated ponytail--in a degraded ponytail. >>jacqueline: well as high temperatures tomorrow we one or five to 10 degrees warmer than we saw today. 64 in half moon bay, 66 oakland, 70 in san jose, 70 in livermore and 70 in antioch. we will have your to your forecast and the rest of the week in a sunday looking even more hyped hit all that coming up. >>reporter: rain major construction project is about to hit the mission district. >>reporter: a warming will be replaced and repaving work will take place on mission. four and a result, will affect many of the lines and will be routed. instead of traveling on mission is, they will go on the south and van ness. we talked with dozens of local in the mission. and no one that she came across will anything about the upcoming friday. >>reporter: here on a missing gene friday one day before the project unfolded, i asked dozens of p

they planned to close down church and dubose streets for some major rail reconstruct work but the rainy weather has put the project on hold. it is rescheduled until next weekend, that is, if the weather cooperates. >>> okay. we want to check in with sal on this rainy morning. sal? >> i want to mention a problem we only have in the bay area in napa. a truck was spilled a bunch of wine bottles. those left-turn lanes there are blocked. it would make sense. so be careful if you are driving in that area. it's going to be slow. this is highway 4 weekend. the traffic here looks better than it normally does. if you are taking highway 4, don't use highway 242. stay on 680 and go south from there. there have been crashes. maybe there's something there causing crashes. i wouldn't risk it. i would seuss -- i would use 680 instead. there is a stall on the bridges. there is a vehicle there. they are gonna get on there and try to push that vehicle off. as we look at the south bay, northbound 2le 0 -- 280, 101, it's better today than it was. today it's still not great but it's better than it was yester