golden gate ferry is improving their floats for the practitioner we're working with the ferry group they're looking at to improve their facilities and we have a day to day operations e o p i want to thank jan conner's has it relates to the farmer's market and making sure that we meet the needs of the ferry building as well and that's in addition to trying to grow ferries in the area. so, in fact, most of the entities are represented on the worker group. pier 23 to 31 is in the heart of historic district it's the most intact collection of our pier and bulk heads. in general the working group understand the embarcadero district overall and yet to try to penetrate the areas to get people in the embarcadero to the waterside when you get out to the tip of pier 27 and look at the city and the piers 29 and 31 people saw if we can be creative about this experience at the end of the pier 27 tip that connected with pier access around the piers there are is an opportunity for the open water baseline improvements that we should be, you know, give us some insight for the planning facilities as we move f

he heard something underneath the ferry. somebody has to go down there and rescue it. we got this video from juken. what could it possibly be that needs to be rescued from a ferryboat? is it a cat? >> it is a cat. >> this is our first ferry rescue for a cat. >> seems counterintuitive that a cat would end up under a boat. you're supposed to hate water, most cats. >> which makes it weirder that you guessedcat. what made you think a a boat? >> we have seen a lot of cat rescues. his fellow crew men has the whole uniform on, backstroke, butterfly, to swim underneath the ferry and you can start hearing the cat. this is also one of the most interesting cat rescues on this show because you're about to see the human moat. >> this will be sweet. >> yeah. cat ride on the belly. here he has grabbed the cat. the cat is pretty much agreeable as he's holding pretty good hold of him. that's a big cat. big cat. making some big noises. >> that's sweet. >> didn't want to get the cat wet. >> like two cats. >> he has the cat by the lake so the cat doesn't jump off. i love how he gets the c

san francisco bay area and the city of alameda want to improve action set to the ferry terminals. been a surge in ridership which resulting in a short average of car parking and space on ferries. >> another meeting is held next thursday. >>> wall street bonuses signal a return to better economic times and the ftc is investigating a diet shake company. here is america's money. >>> topping america's money it is a good time to work on wall street with bonuses in financial services raising 15 percent to an average of $164,000 the most since the financial crisis and third highest ever. >> company behind candy crush expects to be worth $8 million when it goes public averaging 97 million users lost month. the government is investigating herbal life, a hedge fund manager is charged with making the money by recruiting new sales people rather than selling products. >> the hit of the south by southwest festival a vending machine allows visitors to credit custom areas using 3-d technology and the cookies are ready in two minutes. make it a great day. >> catholics are making the first annivers

it's fact that russia has taken over the ferry terminal.russian ships are moving in and around sevastopol. it's a fact that russian forces are blocking mobile telephone services in some areas. it's a fact that russia has surrounded or taken over practically all ukrainian facilities in crimean it's a fact that today russian jets entered ukraineian air space. it's a fact that independent journalists report there's no evidence of violence against russians or pro-russian community. russian military action is not a human rights protection mission. it is a violation of international law and a violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the independent nation of ukraine and a breach of russia's hell cinch can i commitments and -- helsinki commitments. the question is whether the -- constitutes a danger to russia's interests to such an extent that russia is justified in intervening militarifully ukraine, seizing control of public facilities and issuing ultimatums. the answer is, of course, no. russian military bases in ukraine are sec

the transit services that are called for for the island include new ferry service to the embarcadaro from treasure island. there's currently muni service to the transbay terminal, but also additional muni service to civic center. future ac transit service to the east bay. and an on-island shuttle system to connect users from their homes to the transit hub, as well as bike service and travel information. some of the innovative measures that are called for in the plan called for unbundled parking, congestion pricing, metering of the on and off ramps from the island, and also mandatory transit prices for all residents on ti. and the revenues from the transit passes, the parking and the tolls support the high level, high-quality transit service from the island. the implementation of this will include working with all the stakeholder agencies including ac transit, bada, caltrans, muni, we he da who will be managing the ferry service as well as the transportation authority and tida. ~ weda if you have additional questions on the plan or the recommendationses to designate the transportation

the san francisco ferry building is a terminal for ferries that travel across the san francisco bay, a marketplace, and also has offices located on the embarcadero. on top of the building is a 245- foot-tall clock tower. rarely is anyone allowed inside the tower. but we had the great opportunity to enter and meet dorian claire clockmaster. >> this one was installed in 1898 and it cost i think it was $5,043. >> reporter: how many dials? >> four dials each 23 feet made of a very fancy grade of plywood originally they were sugar pine so i changed the hands for plywood because the sugar pine hands that had been up since 1898 were quite dry rotted. >> reporter: how did the clock operate in the olden days? >> wind it up every saturday morning. takes between five and 10 minutes of diligent cranking. this is a windup that's now electrically driven. >> reporter: tell me something very few people know. >> the north facing dial has been one minute fast for approximately 60 years. and i guess the public is accustomed to it so i've left it that way. >> reporter: what happens when we return to day

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stakeholder agencies including ac transit, bada, caltrans, muni, we he da who will be managing the ferry service as well as the transportation authority and tida. ~ weda if you have additional questions on the plan or the recommendationses to designate the transportation authority as the timma, be hatch toy answer those. aloe okay, thank you very much. colleagues, any questions he? supervisor mar. ~ happy to answer >> mr. beck, i just wanted to ask about the congestion management. i know that the transportation authority has to develop plan. do you have any concept of how that would work? >> we are working with the transportation authority already on some preliminary studies for the mobility management and congestion pricing. there are a number of variables that we're looking at. but the main vehicle to managing the congestion pricing is calling on and off of the island. we're looking at the question of whether those tolls should be collected only when leaving the island, when arriving on the island, when leaving and arriving, whether tolls should be limited to just peak commute hours or

the scale comparison her is that area in front of the of the ferry building. which we actually have on 3 side of building 12 it's 40 is 50 photo where the faeshth and the food trucks is another place having those industrial artifacts. this is what it will look like on 22nd street this metal structure is a building that sort of comes off the side of building 12 is it possible to retain that and run the 22nd street underneath it and out to the water so you'll be entering building 12 on the left it maintains the wloefrd feel. here's looking at down into market skraik square it has large doors between the inside and outside access easy. here's the rendering of what it might look like on the day you've got the faeshth such as the event back in august inside of building 12. here's a view looking from the other side like from the ferry building where we've got trucks. lastly an area we're calling the richest playground note this is not actually entirely our waterfront site. one of the things that's anticipated in the term sheet is that we will help with the planning

. >> jon: how is the addition i kkow they built the ferris wheel.ddition. do people come and say tower of london, ferris wheel i don't know what the (bleep) is goiig on. >> like everything in london it was built and put up for the millennium and blair thought okay you've had your fun, let's take it down and thh eople were like it's cool. we want to use this. that's very popular. what have we ot that is new. the tallest building in europe called the shard. it's about the most unfortunate name. >> jon: i was going to the top of shod but i didn't do it. >> let me take you up. terrible. >> jon: i was there will when a building looked like a giant vibrator. there was -- it's silver thank is not the shard. it's the gerken j is that really the gerken? why not just call it the (bleep). that's crazy. it's called he gerken? the official title, not the one the kids call it behind its it's the official title. this thing lose ike a vibrating. vibrating gerken. when did your movie open. new york and l.a. when? >> april 2. >> jon: and then nationwide throughout ap

monday's early light revealed hundred, corbis, fergus, freighters, ferries, cars, tankers, sub chasers ships or channel marketing, for cable laying, for smoke making. ships for refrigerating, towing. from the irish sea the bombardment squadrons rounded land and in pugnacious columns of cruisers, battleshibattleshi ps, destroyers and even some dreadnoughts given a second life like the uss nevada, raised and remade after pearl harbor. the heavy skies lightened and the wind and re- coloring to see computer to safire, a luminous rainbow said to be tropical in its colors aren't above the wood grain english fields and dappled son with the cliffs of can't turn them into white curtains. braced against the outskirts of the paper scroll, the road to the aisles down the river as soldiers laying ship rails cheered him on. nothing brightened the mood more than a port from the bbc broadcast throughout the armada that rome had fallen at last, at long last. far inland and more than a dozen airfields scattered across england, some 20,000 air shooters and lighter troops also made ready. soldiers from th

the scale comparison her is that area in front of the of the ferry building. which we actually have on 3 side of building 12 it's 40 is 50 photo where the faeshth and the food trucks is another place having those industrial artifacts. this is what it will look like on 22nd street this metal structure is

the scale comparison her is that area in front of the of the ferry building. which we actually have on 3 side of building 12 it's 40 is 50 photo where the faeshth and the food trucks is another place

the scale comparison her is that area in front of the of the ferry building. which we actually have

the san francisco ferry building is a terminal for ferries that travel across the san francisco bay, a marketplace, and also has offices located on the embarkdero. on top of the building is a 245- foot tall clock tower. rarely is anyone allowed inside the tower, but we had the great opportunity to enter and meet dorrian clare, clock master. >> this one was installed in 1898, and it cost i think it was $5,043. >>reporter: how many dials? >> four dials, each 23 feet, made of a very fancy grade of plywood, originally they were sugar pine, so i changed the hands from plywood because the sugar pine hands have been up since 1898, they were quite dry rotted. >>reporter: how did the clock operate in the olden days? >> wind it up every saturday morning. it takes between five and 10 minutes of diligent cranking. >>reporter: and now? >> this is a windup, it's now electrically driven. >>reporter: tell me something very few people know. >> the north-facing dial has been one minute fast for approximately 60 years, and i guess the public is accustomed to it, so i've left it that way. >>reporter: wh

. >>> choppy waters on the bay this morning forced a company to cancel ferries around 11:00 a.m. this morning. 1500 people were already on the island. they had to be ferried back. everyone scheduled today was offered a refund or a chance to rebook. officials expect the boats to run their regular schedule tomorrow. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin has been tracking the windy conditions. how drawn were the winds -- strong were the winds today? >> the strongest winds were last night when the wide advisory was in place -- wind advisory was in place. this morning 36 miles per hour in richmond. the direction out of the north and the east. which is prily windy -- pretty windy. that accelerates the wind. there is less friction. you can see a live camera. smoothing out. the winds died down. the wind advisory has been dropped. winds down a 5, 8 miles per hour right now. right now fairfield 26 miles per hour. which is -- for that area, not out of control. 12 miles per hour at san francisco airport. winds dying down. the air continues to sink and when it does that temperatures warm. t

board of supervisors approved hours for 20 thousand residents and new and upgraded roads including ferry terminal and extend bus services. this will expand the number of resident who will go live here. there's a planned transportation hub that is 15 percent walk and getting around and spending time here about will be different like with bused and ferries and so on. we're proud that the treasure island will be for the city and beyond a great benefit. with our many partners claiming the treasure island authority and the 0 deprivation and the workforce development have come together it's because of this collaborative effort we're on schedule to make our target will construction date of summer of 2015. i thank you all especially eric and other for their leadership in getting the job done and done well, with sensitivity to the community. those west rams will provide access and improvements and act as a bridge across the bay. we also create jobs. i am proud that we're critiquing prevailing wage jobs with san francisco companies and retained with those investments. i want to recognize the golde

giants stadium and look at the way the fire appeared in san francisco bay: this shot was taken on a ferry boat on the way to alameda at 5:30 in the afternoon. like all the other pictures, you will notice the tall plume of smoke going straight up. send us your pictures at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> we follow the story on air and online so if we get any if you developments during this newscasts we will bring them to you. our reporting continues now on twitter. >> happening right now, new york city firefighters are desperately searching for survives after a massive explosion and near collapsed at least two buildings. this is a look in harlem. there is still white spoke billowing and crews are putting out hotspots as they continue to search through the rubble for survivors. at least two people were killed, at least two dozen injured. >> the mayor called the explosion "a tragedy of worst kind." he says it was caused by a gas leak. the reporter is at the scene with the latest. >> right new we are a block west of where this building collapsed. this is looking east to park avenue, those are members o

port, where ferries go to russian destinations nearby. there we were able to speak not on camera to the commander of the forces, and he said, i'm from the russian black sea fleet. i'm the commander here. i'm normally based in sevastopol. he insisted they were there to protect the locals, to prevent a breakup of the ukraine along the lines of yugoslavia. and we saw local people coming and offering them food. apparently, they're providing them with shelter and showers. here in sevastopol, very pro-russian area. it's relatively, in fact, it's quite calm, very quiet. very relaxed. but you speak to people in other parts of crimea and they are concerned about this russian presence. we were outside a base yesterday that was surrounded by russian troops and there were ukrainians there. very unhappy with the president. so both sides, really, are doing an awful lot of posturing, a lot of barking, so to speak, but not a shot has been fired. there hasn't been any biting. so it's very hard to tell where the truth lies. erin? >> thank you very much, be

. >> reporter: the san francisco ferry building is a terminal for ferries that travel across the sanrancisco bay. a marketplace. also has offices located on the embarcadero. on top of the building, is a 245-foot-tall clock tower. rarely is anybody allowed inside the tower but we entered and met dorian the clockmaster. >> this one was installed in 1898. it cost 5: $043. >> reporter: how many dials? >> 4 dials each it 3 feet. made of a very fancies grade of plywood. originally they were sugar pine so i changed the hands for plywood because the hands that had been up were dry rotted. >> reporter: how did it operate in the olden days? >> wind it up every saturday morning. takes between 5 and 10 minutes of diligent cranking. >> reporter: and now? >> this is a windup that's now electrically driven. >> reporter: tell me something very few people know. >> the north facing dial has been one minute fast for approximately 60 years. and i guess the public is accustomed to it. so i have left it that way. >> reporter: what happens when we return to daylight saving time? >> if you like, you can be

so, tenants within city facilities like the ferry building, the airport. >> very good, thank you. >>ou're welcome. and, of course, some of the largest consumers on the nongeneral fund side are puc utility, water and wastewater services. and, so, what we're showing with this slide is just an outline on the left of the revenue sources. and on the right the costs. so, this shows you in order to get those benefits, you know, we incur certain costs and we charge for them and receive a revenue stream as a result of that. so, this is fiscal 2013-14, the year we're in right now, where you can see that our operating and capital needs total $149 million. you can see that most of the revenue comes from those customers that you just asked me to highlight, commissioner avalos, our retail enterprise customers. you can see also that we are, in order to balance, we are dipping into our reserves and that's this light blue bar here. you can see we're reaching into our bank account in order to meet our operating and capital needs. >> and the bank account is the fund balance, is that what you're referri

we will see that first th the morning so if you take the ferry across the bay, might be a little bit of a murky ride for you. if you are driving, just keep that in mind. a little bit warmer for your friday afternoon. going into saturday still nice. sunday for your out door grabs especially latter a part of the day do carry the umbrella in the evening going that monday. next chance of rain. expecting about a tenth to quarter inch most areas. maybe half inch. tomorrow morning the thing to look out for is the fog. temperatures will be in the 40's primarily across the entire bay area. definitely cooler start. sow need a jacket or sweater then by the afternoon the fog quickly consist patriots. looking at temperatures in the low 60's to low 70's. sunny skies expected and it only gets warmer as you look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. low 60's to mid 70' 70's. don't forget we have to spring forward sunday at 2:00 a.m. that's when we good today light saving time so before did you to bed saturday night change your clock forward an hour. chance of rain sunday afternoon evening going into m

look at the ferries: flying across the water. light rain is all we get today. it will be cooler by 5- to 10-degrees. we will fine the hardest or challenging commute because of the wet weather. we could have thunder with the showers tomorrow morning. saturday is when we have the best chance of rain this weekend and with highs we will run in the low-to-mid 60 in most neighborhoods and a few spots in the south bay are last to get any rain, if any at all, could hit upper 60 today and we are in the upper 50's along the coast. tonight it will be mild, upper 40's to mid-50. the commute is dry this morning and by noon the rain is falling apart through the heart of the bay and dissipating later in the afternoon. tonight, periods of light rain and drizzle and look at that, tomorrow morning the commute is is a secondary wave with moderate or brief heavy rain from isolated thunderstorm or two and maybe small hail and then more scattered from the afternoon hours on wednesday through early morning on thursday. the first system is light. less than .1" with rain fading on the

you can see the flags here on the ferry building, blowing from san francisco over to treasure island and that is why we will be significantly cooler today. the clouds will hang around the next couple of hours and they will be gone with a lot of sunshine but it will not feel as warm as it did yesterday or the thermometer will not say its is as warm. spring starts this week and it will feel close to normal if not above but no spring showers. chance of rain is to the east with the low on the tail end of the cold front. high pressure is behind it. the pressure difference is what will create the breeze. it will bring in the dry air. it will bring cooler continues, as well. the clouds only this morning. sunshine takes over after the morning commute. it will push us up to close to normal. that shows how warm it was yesterday. no records set but gilroy. mid-to-upper 60's around the bay shore and inland and low-to-mid 60's along the coast where the winds are fastest. mid-to-upper 40's for most of us tonight because of the brees and 50 around oakland and richmond and 52 in san francisco. it wi

we will see that first thing in the morning so if you take the ferry across the bay, might be a little bit of a murky ride for you. if you are driving, just keep that in mind. a little bit warmer for your friday afternoon. going into saturday still nice. sunday for your out door grabs especially latter a part of the day do carry the umbrella in the evening going that monday. next chance of rain. expecting about a tenth to quarter inch most areas. maybe half inch. tomorrow morning the thing to look out for is the fog. temperatures will be in the 40's primarily across the entire bay area. definitely cooler start. sow need a jacket or sweater then by the afternoon the fog quickly consist patriots. looking at temperatures in the low 60's to low 70's. sunny skies expected and it only gets warmer as you look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. low 60's to mid 70' 70's. don't forget we have to spring forward sunday at 2:00 a.m. that's when we good today light saving time so before did you to bed saturday night change your clock forward an hour. chance of rain sunday afternoon evening going in

we will see that first thing in the morning so if you take the ferry across the bay, might be a little for you. if you are driving, just keep that in mind. a little bit warmer for your friday afternoon. going into saturday still nice. sunday for your out door grabs especially latter a part of the day do carry the umbrella in the evening going that monday. next chance of rain. expecting about a tenth to quarter inch most areas. maybe half inch. tomorrow morning the thing to look out for is the fog. temperatures will be in the 40's primarily across the entire bay area. definitely cooler start. sow need a jacket or sweater then by the afternoon the fog quickly consist patriots. looking at temperatures in the low 60's to low 70's. sunny skies expected and it only gets warmer as you look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. low 60's to mid 70' 70's. don't forget we have to spring forward sunday at 2:00 a.m. that's when we good today light saving time so before did you to bed saturday night change your clock forward an hour. chance of rain sunday afternoon evening going into monday and then w