we have jada stewart from eureka valley rec center. andre diaz and andy lynn, if you guys would all come up. you each get a very brief time to appear at the big mic and say hi to the commissioners. [applause] >> hello, i'm jada, i'm 17 years old. okay, so my experience working has been amazing. every time i interact with each mentor, we become a family. they teach me and guide me in the real life, you know, real life world. they tell me different things like you know, time management and then also things in school and advice for home and all that. also, for future things like college and how to apply for other jobs when we continue on. also, they guide me and just give me that home that you know, that i may not have in other places, so yeah. pretty much. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm andre, i'm 17 years old. i work at the playground and megacamp. working with recreation and parks is a cool learning experience. i learned plenty of skills from social skills, time management, management, and leadership skills. i feel that it's ve

you wreak valley home views located in eureka valley sought after blocks. 50 seward offers sensational views from this classic 1920 resident. city childre -- views are featut marketing of real estate and refer real value with the property. with the addition of the floor, 50 seward will gain additional views north and east. he complained our objection to the plan is based to the property view. i must point out the obvious. 50 seward available floor will look over adjacent 54 seward. the city planners do not care. views what will happen here, 50 seward have seize valuable asset from their neighbor's property and add it to their own home. the huge building will block light, cast large shadows and to the homes on carson street which will be five stories below this property. our neighborhood single family homes are being swallowed by real estate development and turned into huge luxury homes. in the past few years, five houses on 19th street have been transformed into $4 million to $6 million luxury houses. ewe submit data which i have on the overhead here, data that we gathered from zillow

supported by the vigilantes who call themselves -- it is supported by the next-door nimbys such as the eureka valleyneighborhood association and the middle of -- mission association. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hi, my name is teresa palmer, i'm a physician and a geriatrician. i have a 102-year-old mother who has major mental illness, and i have been through hell with her, and one of the big problems i see with s.b. 45 is she will lose the trust of the community that you need to serve, and supervisor mandelman, i thank you have a good heart, but you are wrong, and this is going to be used by forces beyond your control for cynical, political reasons to make people think that this will effect the problem with homelessness, and people who are annoying on the streets. we don't have enough case managers now. the public conservator is overwhelms. as a nursing home dr. and a dr. of conserved people, you tried to get someone on the phone, you can't. the public conservator is not available after hours. you've got -- in the department of mental health, and behavioural services, you have a 20% abs

i come in front of awes -- as the president of the eureka valley association, the longest continuously serving neighborhood group in the city since 1881. in speaking over the proposed legislation, everybody was hor fried about the overreach and the ineffectiveness of this proposed legislation. i would ask that you not support it. and send a message to those people that it's too expensive to live in this city already. and if you're a homeowner and you have to make reparations, whether it's dry rot or needing to add a new bedroom for a new baby, making this more complex and making it more expensive and more time sensitive, would just put a stop to everything that we know as homeowners. i ask you to reject the legislation. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. one minute? okay. thank you. hi. land-use attorney speaking for myself. as you know, i come before the commission almost monthly. i'm extremely busy. i'm not expensive as many people in the room used me know. this will mean that more and more people will be hiring me. i don't need more cases. i railroad turn away

still pretty warm. 69 in eureka. 100s through the central valley. palm springs even warmer, 114. a little bit of a break in san diego and los angeles. that's not as warm as it was yesterday. tahoe, 79. yosemite about 86 degrees. here is a look at tahoe and we're going to have a chance of a thunderstorm friday and for father's day sunday. >>> at the live desk i am following the house judiciary committee vote happening today on the 9/11 victims compensation fund. the trust is set to run out of money in december of 2020, so a bill would fund it through 2090. future payouts could be cut up to 70% if this bill doesn't pass and yesterday comedian john stewart gave an emotional testimony on behalf of 9/11 first responders who were sickened by the toxic debris. >> i am awfully tired of hearing that it's a new york 9/11 is they attacked america and these men and women and their response to it is w countryck a to p the house, but advocates say the challenge is going to be in the senate. the world trade center health pr roughly 95,000 people are eligible for claims. reggie? >> jessica, than

mid to upper 80s through the central valley. eureka the showers are gone, 60 today. 72 in san diego to 77 in l.a. with sunshine. 105 in palm springs. if you're going to tahoe t coolest day will be today. breezy and about 64 degrees. we'll hit the mid 70s with a little more sunshine saturday and sunday. have fun. >> okay. looking good, mike, thanks. >>> developing news out of north carolina, two people are dead and another person seriously injured after a small plane crashed into a home. you're looking at new video from the scene this morning. that crash happened just after 11:30 last night in hope mills. the pilot and one person in the home were killed after their single engine plane crashed. neighbors say they heard the plane struggling and the engine sputtering. >>> oakland is suing a couple it describes as predator landlords. >> the city attorney says they u to people who are desperate to find affordable housing. they've received 22 complaints about six properties. one is a commercial storage warehouse converted into 18 yubts and re

it will be cooler, warm by standard in monterey 79, eureka 75, 77 in san diego. 88 in la. 100s through the central valleyupper-80s up in the mountains. if you are headed out to we'll be 1980 with thunderstorms throughout the weekend. >> at the live desk following the investigation into a deadly helicopter crash in new york city. >> that happened yesterday afternoon, i want to show you this new video from overnight. official versus not confirmed whether this was a doomed flight but the accident came minutes later. a helicopter crash landed on top of a skyscraper and burst into flames. the pilot, timmy mccormick died. a senior faa official said there is no indication of terrorism.i 9/11. >> if you are a new yorkeryorker have a level of ptsd from 9/11. as soon as you hear an aircraft hits a building, i think my mind goes where every new yorker's mind goes. >> the faa is looking at why he was flying in restricted airspace. they say he did not communicate and rain and fog may have contributed to the crash. >>> a burger king employee using a mop to clean a table at a florida restaurant. oh. here's a closer loo

valley, 95 in palm springs. sunshine from monterey to yoeu a eureka. and breezy in tahoe, 67 but warm sunshine, 77 by the end of the weekend. >>> happening right now, firefighters still battling a massive fire at a philadelphia oil refinery. the fire started at philadelphia energy solutions around 1:00 a.m. our time. a series of explosions heard as far away as south jersey. there are no reports of significant injuries. the refinery is the largest on the east coast. >>> pg&e ing t fac qutionfromhoers about proposed bonuses to executives while going through bankruptcy. the annual shareholder meeting is today. pg&e wants to pay out $11 million to ceo bill johnson and other top execs. the bonuses are incentives for meeting company goals, especially wildfire safety.safey pg&e filed for bankruptcy protection to ward off claims from the wildfires. >>> while tuition was going up, a new audit finds california state university system was stashing money away. this audit found a $1.5 billion surplus all hidden from the public and officials. abc 7 news reporter amy

eureka. 78 in san diego. tahoe, that's as cool as it gets across the state. monterey, los angeles. triple digits, the central valleyrope heading up to tahoe temperatures will be warm. a chance of thunderstorms friday, saturday and sunday. >>> house democrats have a series of hearings this week on robert mueller's report as they ramp up their focus on the russia probe. today the house judiciary committee will cover presidential obstruction and other crimes. tomorrow the house will vote to authorize contempt cases against attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgann for failing to comply with subpoenas. democrats hope the hearings will lead to the start of impeachment proceedings against president trump. we should note mueller did not find evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia but his report shows multiple contacts between the two. >>> jessica, thank you. >>> happening today canada is preparing to ban single use plan particulars. prime minister justin trudeau will make the announcement this morning. the plan is to ban single use plastics, water bo

valley. only 90 in froze know. 100 in palm springs. 69 to 72 for san diego and los angeles. did you see eureka, 58 with a chance of showers. tahoe this weekend, 64, cooler than average on friday. closer saturday and sunday as we warm into the low to mid 70s >>> former special counsel robert mueller agreed to testify next month. the report was released in april, mueller has only spoken publicly about it once, and democrats say they need more answers. >> we never felt it was sufficient to rely simply on a written report or a ten-minute statement without the ability to follow up with questions. >>> after news of mueller's testimony broke, president trump tweeted presidential harassment. mueller is set to testify july 17th. >>> the san francisco school board has voted to paint over a controversial high school mural. the artwork inside of george washington high school depicts slaves and native americans. it was done in 1936, the same year the school opened. critics say it's inappropriate and disturbing to students. supporters say it portrays the darker side of american history. the exam her says it