along folsom street and also the transbay park at block three. despite that ambition for connect tiffty there's a lot of connectivity challenges around the site, partly because of infrastructure so this is at clem and fremont street where there's no crossing so we thought about wanted to propose a crossing there to connect the clement park and transbay park and wanted to do more with the courtyard exterior space within the middle of the block that was prescribed by the development controls, but not developed further than that. we wanted to incorporate as one of the mid block pa say owes that are sprinkled throughout the neighborhood to connect the streets in a way that can be dynamic and occur in the major streets and also the mid block, weaving the whole neighborhood together. this is a view from fremont and folsom, looking at the building. by creating this paseo we lock that into the block activating it as a new urban street for the block. that connection aligns with the topography of the site which connects towards lincoln hill, which is obvio

you have with regard to help projects we've implemented our working such as the double parking on folsom. we take that and feed that back to our enforcement folks and police department to address those problems. i don't think we used at twitter but as part of this new engagement strategy we are looking at a much broader array. we go to the public meeting with a powerpoint and tell the community what we are working on. >> if you don't mind on the double parking, the last conversation we had on the last meeting, the police officers to help us on traffic enforcement and i know sf mta is committed to doing enforcement with relevance to the jurisdiction of pco's. once that came out was double parking and walking the box because the cars are technically illegally parked. if there is a commitment of when this will start and what resources we can allocate to this? >> yeah. i have and i did get that feedback both from here and from previous hearings that you had with regard to double parking. we did our start, i think it was earlier this year and late last year, focus double parking enforcement i

a couple weeks ago without remembering i rolled down folsom street and the mission and it was amazing from 11th street to 24, i don't think i had to stop one time. it's good because it slows everybody down but it makes cycling that much more attractive for people on bikes. we've done a number of these thing without talking about it too much. i guess one of the lessons learned that there are things that we can do that might not be as apparent as having something green on the ground. i mentioned this earlier is following the paving, following the passage of 2011 streets bond. what this enabled was there were funds that were generated from that bond that would allow us to partner with dpw. if they are going to pave a street we would look to see if we identified any pedestrian needs in such as crosswalks or bulb outs on that streets and we would have the resources to provide for that paving project. this ukd project -- euclid project is one where we are able to change the geometry to slow the traffic down and having the ability to improve those projects and so we can identify these and pu

really open, sunny tailor space and also to create an urban feeling along folsom. along clem, it's broken down with micro [inaudible] this side on the north, the portion and then on the south the two terraces that align with the view of the building. we think the south side really creates a building that's sober, but very dynamic. we think it integrates very well with the neighbors. here you see our building on the left and transbay 9 on the right. both broken down subtly, but in different ways. we hope that it will be an exciting addition to the san francisco skyline. thank you. >> which allows for a seamlessness of ownership, management and control and we'd be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. that concludes our presentation. >> thank you very much. let's take public comment on this item. i have one speaker card, ms. johnson. >> i'm part of the block 8 selection committee and a hill resident. i'm especially excited about this project, not only because it's beautiful, but because i'll be looking at it from my window everyday once it's bui

execute all other supporting documents and authorizing an additional constructional element for the folsom off-ramp reconstruction project. >> we have another presentation. >> this item begins on page 52 of your packet. this came to you last fall when we awarded our construction management project. the folsom realignment project is proposed by [inaudible] street scape and open space plan for the transbay redevelopment project. [inaudible] has asked the transportation authority to be the lead agency for designing implementation of the project. [inaudible] providing a traffic signal and pedestrian crossing of the ramp. then sold for redevelopment. in november of 2013 ocii executed agreements of the construction phase of the project. we executed a construction services contract for the project. we're ready to award the construction contract. on april 11 we issued an invitation to bid for the construction contract. we advertised this contract on several plan rooms, placed advertisements and did a couple of e blasts to the construction community. we held a prebid meeting on april 29. one thing

there is a japanese restaurant at folsom street. there is a clothing store at howard. there is a motorcycle sales and repairs place literally right in the middle of the block. there is a residential, i think it's an apartment building that has the ground level where the, where the japanese restaurant, the cake gallery, and there is sort of a hush-hush business that's in between the two. there is a furniture, custom furniture place. most of the -- again, we're talking eight parking places and the planning department has certified that there is a deficit of 23 parking spaces if this building goes forward as planned. and the 9th street corridor, actually between market all the way from brannan is used to access highway 101 and there is a steady flow of traffic at all times. i learned by contacting the department of public works, bureau of street use and mapping, that there are going to be curb ramps put on all four curb at folsom and 9th street and that the sidewalk is due to be expanded, expanded like about

we've done great work from things like finally putting a stop lieths on folsom street which was needed. we got that going. we're working on small site acquisition and hoping to help united players acquire their space because we all know that one way too immune yourselves from displacement is to own your property, so we're hoping that we're going to continue our work and keep true to the name of this fund which is community stabilization, so thank you. >> thank you. next up is john ebberman. speaker: good afternoon, i'm john. thank you for considering my reappointment. i was initially approved for the fund of cac earlier this year and now need to be reauthorized for a full-time. iefsh been -- i've been the director of [inaudible] group. i've lived on fulsome street since 1996. so i hope to work very collaboratively with all our colleagues and all the different community organizations in folsom and there's so many. the stabilization fund is a critical community empowerment tool to do that and build a future neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. i think this was the last person is thomas

his assailants were sentenced to six months in folsom's administrative segregation unit. some of the most violent gang attacks have taken place here, at california state prison corcoran's security housing unit or zhu. we visited the shu's now vacant exercise yard which has been the scene of some of the prison's most brutal violence. correctional officers showed our cameras how they quell the violence with an arsenal of their own. one that includes nonlethal and lethal weaponry. >> first rounds we fire are wood blocks. hopefully it will make them stop. we really have to escalate with our nonlethal options we use what we call a scoat round whic is really irritating. those are louder. the smoke you see there, that's cn gas. it's no fun. it messes up your sight. makes you, you know, makes your not roll. and of course we have a lethal option. we have a mini-14 here the 223 round. we only use that as a last resort. >> today, california state prison corcoran no longer has to resort to such drastic measures to control violence in the shu yard. they close the yards down, and now i

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary.my biological father worked at tracy at one time, and now works at a women's prison in chowchilla. my mom right now currently is getting ready to retire from tracy prison. she's not a cop, she's an accountant. she works for the corrections department. >> when kirkpatrick left his gang, he asked his family to take him back. >> all these letters i have all over my bed right here, 90% of those are from my mom. >> but there are complications. kirkpatrick's past makes it impossible for him to even keep pictures of his relatives, including his mother. >> oh, i don't want one. my mom don't like the way she looks in pictures. i said, it doesn't matter, i'm your son, it's not like i'm going to go around showing it. she's like but what you don't understand is i work for cdc. i don't want my picture going through and people might recognize me or know who i am. i was like all right, i understand. and that's [ bleep ] up because that shows that she's ashamed of me. you know what i'm saying? that's

at folsom lake, low water levels are a threat to fish. 24,000 trout were moved from this hatchery to colder lakes because they face certain death. >> the second time we've done this since world war ii. it's a big deal, because of the drought. the water is simply too warm for these fish to survive. >> reporter: crippled by a dismal snow pack, last year, versus this year, california is a tinderbox. firefighters say the drought has created explosive conditions. a 200% increase in wildfires already this year. >> we're exceptionally dry. we haven't been this dry in decades. >> reporter: but this is not just california's crisis. the state's agriculture and cattle help feed much of the nation. experts say food costs could rise everywhere. the view in california isn't pretty. and the water outlook is just as dismal. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in brazil, all eyes were on the world cup soccer match tonight between the united states and portugal, played in the heat and humidity of the amazon. the game was a potential turning point for both teams, and it has just ended. bill nea

dumpsters outside folsom were also burned and they were at the area and third and they were believed to have started at a luxury high-rise called lumina. an office the office in charge 69 projects. >> some -- somebody thought it was minimal damage but it could lead to more. >> reporter: they have many of the fire scenes and the choice of targets raise is the question, is there an antidevelopment arsonist or a disgrunt talled worker and they will not know until they catch the person. they have a little more detail until we know what happen here and we will let you know what he had to say and coming up. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> fire investigators across the bay continued to keep a close eye on the canyon park area. they are still on the loose after several suspicious grass fires and firefighters and police are on high alert. even private security guards are stepping in to help. >> when it looks like that, i have not seen them around driving or walking, maybe a backpack and just something that would grab my attention. >> that security guard said he helped to put out two small fi

. >>: the morning i am darya folsom and none mark--im mark danon. whatever to the weather center with james fletcher. >>james: come morning. temperatures of 50 of the coast. in mid to upper 40's and wind. does afternoon to discuss all of rowntree falls to slightly warmer conditions prove to voters inland route around 83. and then tonight it will be clear in 13 of clouds will hang around the coast. temperatures back down to below 53 here's just a quick look at temperatures this afternoon. find the temperature closest to this neighborhood. that would give you a clue us who live to see. stay tuned for that. mountain traffic. >>: james good morning. we're a truck and a hot spot free ride around the bay. and even though we did have fairly at the early activation for the metering lights the back of us now from terribly 3 bristol looking at the 16 minute drive time. as you see here the cycling of the metering lights would be pretty good proof it a lot of movement here right in the heart of the toll plaza in the eighth 80 approach has not begun to back up o

and service pay a living wage they spill out into the city streets are include like the pride and folsom in free public access are not. when the legislation was introduced there was concern raised they'll be saddled with a new financial obligation they couldn't food that's not the case. colleagues this is the right thing to do and will have a benefit to the workers. today i'll be making a cynicism non-adjective action after the board of supervisors adapts the wage so we have a prevailing wage rate created by the commission so colleagues, i ask for your support and i would like to call up joe the business representative from local 10. >> thank you to the board and to supervisor wiener. also to andreas power who has worked with us for quite sometime. this is a big deal furs. i've been with local 510 for 42 years grew up in san francisco and the sign delay work is my trade it's allowed me to stay and make a good living in the city. my primary you don't say was tree crossroad with the local i see what it's like to have opportunity to live and make a decent living in a city like san francisco

. >>> low water levels forced boat owners in sacramento county to get their boats out of folsom lake marina. marine operators say they only have six feet of water under the docks. boat willing continue for just a few more weeks. >>> if you are drive out of town for the fourth of july weekend, be prepared, have a lot of company on the road. aaa is projecting $41 million people will travel 50 miles or more from their homes. and that 80% of them or -- or 35 million will be going by car. >>> 4:50 is the time. cones and flashing signs in front of the new home of the 49ers. the big rehearsal. >> dozens of people stuck hundreds of feet in the air for hours. what sea world park officials caused a ride to malfunction and why one person had to be taken to the hospital. >>> welcome back. 4:52 is the time. you are looking at sea world that is because a power failure is under investigation after 48 people were stranded on a ride for nearly four hours. it happened saturday afternoon. stopping several rides in their tracks. most people say the rides were up and running again after a couple minutes

. >>> california's drought is affecting boats at folsom lake marina. people who dock their boats have them until tomorrow to take them out. the water level at the lake is 412 feet, too low for boats. usually it's 450 feet this time of year. owners have to move their boats to an upper level parking area or be fines by the harbormaster. >> soccer fans were all over twitter during the brazil-chile match in the world cup. twitter reported 16 million tweet officers the course of the game. the most tweets sent during any match in world cup history inch san francisco, brazilian fans watched their team go into a shootout against chile. they packed a restaurant. we won't tell you who won but this is a brazilian restaurant. we'll have the scores later in sports. >>> we'll include some hoff the best goals. in our sister network espn is carrying the sunday world cup match as well. at 11:00, costa rica and greece. >> still ahead at 6:00, the nanny nightmare takes a turn. the latest on the woman who wouldn't leave a family's home. >>> a man needing a kidney receives

police say the victim was camping on the side of the road near the embarcadero and folsom street. a muni driver saw the man collapse and to stopped to help him. the victim is expected it survive. >>> two teenaged boys are recovering. after 9:00 on third street near revere avenue, police say the 15-year-old and 17-year-old boys were leaving a building when they heard gunfire. one boy was hit in the shoulder. the other's leg was grazed. both were taken to the hospital. and are expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >>> there's new video in the case of an oakland security guard accused of beating a special needs student in a wheelchair. the video shows marshall mitchell wheeling 17-year-old student francisco martinez to an elevator last month. the two then started fighting over control of the wheelchair. a second guard steps in but in the scuffle, the teen who has cerebral palsy, falls to the floor with mitchell apparently kicking him in the head and dragging him into the elevator. >> the event was egregious to begin with. there's no excuse for an adult to behave like this i

accessible parks it fulfills our priority goal to create a new on and on classify district alongside the folsom corridor it lifts up one truly dismal neighborhood to help it become a world-class neighborhood and the agencies will approve of that is the blender we talked about the doxen phase you take all the positive aspects of the surrounding community and put it into a blender and pour them out into the 4 acre site in particular it respects and honors the heritage of the lgbt community creating the first, he recognition of its importance to friends and lovers not only in san francisco but also all over the world ring gold is almost as famous as this street it's an international before that happened name, please approve this >> thank you is there any further public comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners i was told a story when i came to san francisco in the 80s when i first came here greyhound bus station was on 7th street so i hit the south of market he the tenderloin before castro. so you i'm saying could i please approve this. i would

led by the assistant deputy chief i'd like to acknowledge the training division an 19th street he folsom so thank you for your hard work and dedication and sacrifice you make away from our family to make sure the commitments is successful. let's have a round of applause for the training (clapping) it was a proud day for me 24 years when i graduated from this division i take it everyday i remember that day to feel the same amount of pride you're feeling now as the mayor said and the president said you're joining is a very elite group of people that are committed to servicing our community you you've ripen to the challenge and again not easy but you're here to start our criteria and start your family in the san francisco fire department when you put the uniform on you do it with provide my carry users respectfully and come parking space before shopping for meals thank you medical call or fire remember your representing the san francisco fire department i'd like to take the opportunity because we know during the 16 weeks it's a huge sacrifice for the families sea friends that needed to supp

lane and this planning effort refinances the oppositions and the streets improvements on howard and folsom. mta will start the planning will complete the planning by march of next year and with that, joining from mta is here to answer any questions >> i see no questions and thank you for being here all the time too. let me open this up for public comment oh, we have several cards as well. i have gilbert, asia those are the two cards >> hi i'm a central city democratic's i oppose any more funding for the mta this committee should freeze the money until citizens can ride mta for free until they have a plan for people with disabilities. the mta board has left the citizens and disabled in limbo tell them to wait until after the november election why should we wait while the mta has a budget surplus of $22 million. citizens and people with disabilities need to ride muni for free today. we have a crisis in the city a transportation crisis a housing crisis and an affordability crisis the mayor has a pr disaster on his hand when we gave away free parking. i urge you to say no and don't pass this o

gaby -- asi es el lago folsom, localizado al norte de sacramento.. ser uno de los afectados.. de su capacidad de agua en menos de tres aÑos... -- segun los administrador es de las marinas solo hay 12 pies de agua por debajo de las embarcacione s.. --- y para la proxima semana.. quizas muchos de estos esten tocando el piso.. ---es por eso que 600 atracaderos o lugares donde se mantienen embarcacione s .. seran cerrados -- cientos de personas que rentan barcos .. se veran afectados.. gaby on cam --33 por ciento del estado se encuentra en sequa extrema con un deficit de lluvia 10 a 20 pulgadas blanca --recuerda usted al pulpo "paul"?... --bueno, en alemania, al parecer, un "familiar cercano" es quien continuar haciendo las predicciones de los partidos del mundial... cesar --se trata ahora de la "pulpa" regina... take vo --esta cefalpodo que vive en un acuario de berlin ya acert el primer partido jugado por alemania contra portugal. --lo que no ha caido nada bien a los alemanes que para el proximo partido de los "teutones", regina da como ganador a la seleccion africana de ghana.

and to the extent that we have the kind of support from your office and the community as we had on folsom, that will help that project move. >> thank you director ri skin. this is a lot of stuff. i do want to note how hard the staff has been working and there is a limited resources but we really appreciate the work that has already been done around vision zero before there was a vision zero and the resources and priority given to this for the last months and the coordination work with the transportation authority and all the departments. i want to recognize that work and it's also really great to hear vision zero is getting reverb rated around the city and we are hearing it over and over and reflected in the mayor's budget. i think we have a lot to be proud of in the short amount of time. the outcomes and injuries and fatalities is very real and it is urgent for us to address them. there is a lot of work and passion which i appreciate is put into the goals for the city. commissioner wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. thank you for all your work on this. i think a lot of positiv

. >>> california's drought is affecting boats at folsom lake marina. people who dock their boats have them until tomorrow to take them out. the water level at the lake is 412 feet, too low for boats. usually it's 450 feet this time of year. owners have to move their boats to an upper level parking area or be fines by the harbormaster. >> soccer fans were all over twitter during the brazil-chile match in the world cup. twitter reported 16 million tweet officers the course of the game. the most tweets sent during any match in world cup history inch san francisco, brazilian fans watched their team go into a shootout against chile. they packed a restaurant. we won't tell you who won but this is a brazilian restaurant. we'll have the scores later in sports. >>> we'll include some hoff the best goals. in our sister network espn is carrying the sunday world cup match as well. at 11:00, costa rica and greece. >> still ahead at 6:00, the nanny nightmare takes a turn. the latest on the woman who wouldn't leave a family's home. >>> a man needing a kidney receives

straight path throughs for the mission bay agreement for infrastructure and that tax increment for the folsom street and then that loan back to city. moving on. you see 50 percent of the uses for housing, both for program work and other fees like we get like the ucff services and that will go back into the funds. we expect help from the controller's office to provide for additional saves, four to six million by 2018. more savings to the general fund. and just drilling down to the actual use of property tax, the new, new property tax. that $5 million, it's nominal for rsp going on. in summary, slide 16, a slight increase but well -- the 3 percent cap on administrative cost, we're using other sources to make sure there are other appropriate uses of the valuable property tax for the city's general fund. slight increase in terms of salary. it's because of the acceleration and the work program well over a billion dollars of activities contracting, construction under way right now with a really lien efficient staff at 50.6 fte and key focus of our programs to benefit the communities that we serve,

crime >>: this is the bay area's new station kron4 news at seven starts now >>: come morning on darya folsomrk and then let's start with an update on weather and traffic jams fletcher with more on our forecast will star with a quick live look outside. are a camera shows some mixed called three but also some breaks of blue the clouds beginning to pull back but it was a mostly cloudy story was breezy over san francisco and other parts of the peninsula as we take a look pictures san francisco

. >> the 5 folsom and we are certainly proud of that pilot program, initiated in october of 2013. and the 12-month project is along the corridor and introduced limited stop service to provide quicker trips. and the benefit include improved safety and accessibility and reduced delays and quicker trips and better traffic flow, again a cooperation in the agency. >> it was mentioned earlier regarding fleet prokurment and from thinking outside of the box, it has joined a current competitively bid vehicle with the state of minnesota and the vehicles specified under the contract were updated to include the features necessary for sfta's unique operating environment and high, passenger loads. >> next steps, certainly, our capitol program and control system where we call our cpcs functioning in our division will be rolled out, agency-wide, starting even with the smaller project and completing the planning to enable the capacity for upcoming projects and instituting an extra agency charter to strengthen coordination between us and the other city departments. i want to thank you for the oppor

. >> when i came back to folsom much love. >> the kids watched in amazement as she belted out hope. >any thinking to themselves if she can do it so can i.. >> i was one of those little girls singing in the seats singing. it is like full circle to start here travel and give back. it is so fulfilling. she she is living she she is living ♪ she she is living ♪ >> a lovely day out there. there's a little bit of rain system coming in. what have warmer weather coming this coming weekend. that will surprise everybody. always brings us a whole parade of pictures. we've talked to you about this before. these are these prison like displays of colors patches of clouds. took a flood of that event: on this today. what happens is the son plate is refracted and bend. it breaks them down into the rear of colors in which the sunlight is composed. here's a shot from illinois. checkup this pitiful fiery sunsets. it was done last week out here in nebraska. look at this. this is that the public that took place on tuesday. if you look at that ec dust being thrown up. it hits the ground and sprays of a strai

>> our first closure was the site on folsom street, lucky store and it has been snow balling since then, and again. >> when did that site close? >> i think that it is just about this time last year. >> i don't have the exact date. >> there is an impact on the existing sites that we have. >> those closures will apply a crowd is now over at noriaga which we are too much business. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker. >> hello, my name is thomas ray and i am a native san franciscan, and recycling in san francisco, is heading towards the disaster for the low income people and small store owners in san francisco. fortunately within the short time, the small store owners throughout san francisco will soon be required to redeem the beverage containers or face a fine of 100 dollars a day if they do not which most store owners cannot afford and the suggestion by some city officials that are recycling of the small stores can work, is not realistic and it will create many hardships for small store owners and most space and store beverage containers possible help the safety violation and no time t

, bureau of street use and mapping, that there are going to be curb ramps put on all four curb at folsom and 9th street and that the sidewalk is due to be expanded, expanded like about 6 feet so that there are going to be at least one to two parking spaceses removed from the few that we already have. i have nothing more to add to that except that the idea of people circling round and round and round and round to try to find a nonexistent parking space to go where they live is a bit absurd. and to go round and round and round and round to get to a restaurant that has no parking spaces is even more so. so, with that i don't want to take up any more of your time because i'm very anxious to see what the other side has to say, and i do value your time very much. thank you. >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions he to the appellant? if there are any members of the public that wish to speak on behalf of the appellant, please step up. >>> commissioners, ray [speaker not understood], san francisco open government. i think we need to come to some sense of reality regarding automobiles a

and im darya folsom. lester with a look at the end of weather and traffic. >>james: system partly cloudy skies. it is when the out there. we've had reports of gust across the golden gate bridge so just keep an eye on that and keep that in your mind as a traveling southbound 101 heading from the north bay into san francisco. let's break down your forecast result partly cloudy skies out there. it just a few clouds of there. it is cool. temperatures pretty tightly grouped. this afternoon will be sunday but the breezy conditions will stay with us. . at about 10 to 20 mi. an hour sustained winds. temperatures will be about 61 at the coast. 73 and here in london north bay valley st center route all towards petaluma. mostly clear as we head out into the over eight hours. 50 by the bay. 50 and one. a tight grouping there. temperatures will to give that to the morning hours for it will burn down the rest of your bay area weather coming up with a careful look at 615. let's get over to other jurors. so far not tracking hot spots for your ride around the bay area briefs