we have a project at 1052, 1060 folsom and 194 ross street in district 6. they're related to planning department's determination of exception from environmental review and a conditional use authorization. we're going to hear the two appeals together. after the hearing, the board will vote on the planning department's determination of the exemption from environmental review first. it take six votes to affirm or reverse the planning commission's determination. if an environmental determination is rejected, the conditional use authorization becomes moot. no other approval action can take place and we will table those items. if the environmental determination is upheld, we will then vote on the conditional use authorization. it requires eight votes to overturn the planning department's conditional use authorization or impose additional conditions. for this combined hearing, we will be considering whether to approve the planning commission's determination the project add 1052, 1060 folsom street and 194 ross street is exempt from environmental review. and the pl

this report was adequate but the core issue on 1052 folsom really was the shalloidoin shadowing o and there were more young people than i've ever seen at any hearing, period. they're desperate to have an open space. and so the planning commission will get a remand from the board of supervisors i think in two weeks they'll have that vote at the board of supervisors to send it back to the committee. i am almost certain that the remand will impart be about the decision the planning decision made without any record at all on the shadow determination which is something that shouldn't have happened. it occasionally takes someone other than the planning commission to remind you that you're responsible to follow the law and not follow staff report. i was wiped out by this project. the other thing that was never mentioned but i'm calling you on, when have a super couldn't verse yal project -- controversial project before christmas your staff should say what the hell is going on. the 20th of december is a day people are leaving the city to go on vacation and having parties. they're not paying a

>> new year's eve, probably something on pride weekend, possibly on folsom weekend. coinciding, like you said, with nights like halloween. >> same thing we do with the cafÉ way back when. >> yeah,. >> okay. , i will wait to hear what my other commissioners think. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore? [indiscernible] >> you started this without the proper permits. that is what is represented here i don't take that against you, that happens. you need a permits because of entertainment uses are not allowed in the retail corridor. that said, i would expect that what commissioner richard -- richards outlined very sensitive measures to let this use, which is normally not typical here, kind of use in. i would suggest that we do a trial period, particularly over the summer. let's use it until october, or september, and come back and see if that 10:00 p.m. works. i know what it is like when people who only have a single room, and s.r.o. type a living arrangement, they work at different hours, and most of us do. we need to be sensitive. this is a large complex. i do have a hard

they also have a longstanding home along folsom street. san franciscans passed prop k to protect public parks from shadows. this is a principle that voters have recognized and other areas of the city found needed protection under. it's a principle that should be extended to protect a community and park that is only one of open spaces in the area where the residents have been clear to us that they find the shadow to be significant to trigger prop k conditions. onto the conditional use issue, i'm asking for item 21, for us to vote to approve the cpe and table item 22-23. and then i have a different motion on the conditional use. >> president yee: so there is a motion. is there a second? seconded by supervisor ronen. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. i would like to concur with many of the things that the district supervisor who represents the part of the city where this project is taking place just stated. he referenced -- and i will say her name, because she and i were in the same contest in the year 2000 wh

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary.y 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 t

and the top left of your screen, you are looking at the folsom street improvement project, that is a major overhaul of all of them street between second and spee-5 street, at what you are looking at here is we will do these widened sidewalks with live -- living streets where we do very wide sidewalks with activated landscape in them, that is what you're seeing there with the gentleman sitting next to something space, on the lower left-hand side of the screen is the underground park project, we are hoping to bring the schematic design before you later this year. this is a super exciting projects utilizing spaces underneath the new ramps that were constructed, and the ramps that i'm speaking of our the new transbay ramps that go from the fremont street all round into the transit center, with early routing of the fremont street exit that caltrain had to do to accommodate us developing the blockade. the dead spaces, you might say that her underneath those new ramps that are underutilized will be repurposed into this beautiful park. the opening that you see in this rendering is actually t

last year, we partnered with doing a large closure on folsom in front the park. urge you to support somcan appeal and keep v.m.d. sunny. thank you. >> good afternoogood afternoon . one of the guide principles is based on equity and dismantled the systems that keep programs for black and brown youth under resourced. i taught a class called urban sketching. we learn drawing foundations and we took these scales to different parks within san francisco. some of them were public parks. it gave my students the opportunity to explore the city to see part of it they never seen before. each week they were excited to visit new part of the city. exploring the city came with challenges. imagine a group of 15 black and grown youth looking to enjoy the green spaces within the city. meanwhile, residents or workers wearing their button-down shirts finished their lunches and ignored the discrimination happening if front of them. v.m.d. park was one of the few places where we were not kicked out. having spaces with they can enjoy the sun, tree and grass and flowers. it helps give t

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher.of weather and traffic... skies at the coast stayed foggy yesterday and today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.

it's a misty and murky start folsom of us. some sunshine, not particularly warm.wcastle but milder towards the south—west. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. the government insists that theresa may had to reach out to labour in order to move forward with brexit. but it has angered some conservatives. working withjeremy corbyn is not something i want to do at all. it is not something the prime minister wants to do. but far worse than that, would be to fail to deliver on brexit. no confidence in corbyn. labour defends its handling of complaints about anti—semitism after reports that the party failed to take disciplinary action. fighting between army rebels and pro—government rebels threatens the capital in aaa. a british woman has been arrested in dubai for calling and ex—husband —— her head —— ex—husband an idiot on

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. fletcher. and i'm james (james)darya folsom.. morning i'm good (darya) (darya) the fire is originating. it's a really dark and it's still pouring into the sky live it you could tell that they don't have a handle on this yet really dark smoke pouring from the thought that meant it up into the sky that the eu's well i want what it almost looked like a mushroom cloud of molecular cell

plug into the present. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher.ith a check of weather and traffic... skies at the coast stayed foggy skies at the coast skies at the coast skies at the coast skies at the coast stayed foggy yesterday and today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay daytime high through the weekend and through next week. skies will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy.

nathan jackson will be taken from salinas to folsom state prison as part of his sentence with assault with a gun. his son, 4-year-old navon jackson is on life support at a children's hospital in oakland. his family has been asking the governor's office to let nathan jackson see the son. the family hopes the father can see navon while he is being moved to folsom. >>> in the meantime a coroner's inquest continues in mendocino county as authorities search for answers about the deaths of a family whose car plunged off the cliff. jennifer hart was driving the family's suv while on highway 1, drove it off a cliff in march of last year killing herself, her wife and their six children. it happened days after authorities in the couple's home state of washington started investigating allegations of child neglect. the coroner's inquest takes place when the cause of death is unknown. investigators want to know if the crash was intentional. >>> police agencies across the country have a renewed interest in a serial killer. he is now drawing pictures of some of the 90 people he confessed to killing

reservoirs are looking good. 116% in shasta. 112% in oroville compared to average and 119% of average in folsom. the great record of high pressure pushed south and with that clockwise flow around that ridge drawing onshore winds and we'll continue to cool down as we go through the next few days and the low pressure system is going to bring a stronger marin influence for us as we go through the end of the weekend into next week. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. enjoy your afternoon. afternoon sunshine tomorrow. your pollen count looking at medium levels today. medium-high saturday and back to medium for sunday and monday. sunset at 7:55. tomorrow, 6:18 for that sunrise. daytime highs in the mid 60s in san francisco. mid 80s inland. warm conditions inland. and your giants' forecast, dry and breezy for the first pitch at 7:15 at 60. cooler conditions through the weekend and into next week, and we'll be right back. >>> this weekend, i new 8 episode drama series starring noah wiley. >> you think i don't wake up every morning wishing it had been me. >> the drama follows three different chicago fam

dumb as a box when i give it everything else the goods on folsom the way everything everything became very clear who are rather. not at all because i wouldn't wouldn't who pick my hands and put it behind my back you know i wouldn't really recognize the fact that i wasn't smart of us or a war but then i kept looking at the fact that a could have been to mock with an older couple in an older car than sales. dawdle something is not right robin givens who grew older through the less that part of my life goals and it was something much more and much more reward much more is being that i realize and accept the fact that ok now we're going in there understand. i'm beginning to see. how what is it up and live and contrary to what it is that i was created to do. with god or through the corrective you know i wanted to straighten it out of the gang members and then make what that look like would be practice adults who also would be free. and chad of course being the ventilation that it was a declaration of faith go ahead and i made at the age of forty the revolution came to the prophet mohammed.

it's fire that somebody wanted to buy this and move one over to folsom. i was told don't look a gift horse in the mouth. but what i was concerned about and all the members were concerned about was the welfare of all of the members of the station one is a beautiful station, but when they exit out on folsom street, it's not the easiest thing to deal with. when we talk about here, station 13, and the traffic, and the timing, that's what we're talking about. we take care of business in this department, which is that we respond, which is part of our requirement and our duties and obligations. i'm just putting it out there because again, you came here today to get these comments and participations in terms of it. i'm looking at my list. i think i pretty much hit -- beyond that, i wanted to make sure that chief nicholson, chief gonzalez, chief hayes-white said whatever they wanted on the agenda. chief nicholson, did you have anything you wanted to say? >> good morning, president and commissioners. deputy chief jean nicholson. so far, it's been a good collaborati

folsom area project is one year behind due to the delay in the consulting contract due to the complexity of the project and coordination with the stakeholders. and finally, as i mentioned before, southeast biosolids digester facility is one year behind. all the other wastewater capital projects outside of ssip are on budget and on schedule. this concludes my report. happy to answer any questions. >> president caen: yes. >> i have a question just so i can kind of understand how the process goes. so a project like rawona, for example, you said is $14.7 million, i believe, off budget of a variance, which seems like a pretty big amount to me, and i'm wondering what the process is then to rebid that, not so much rebid and rescope it, but, you know, i have an interest in green infrastructure, for example, and triple bottle line, so to make sure that environmental and social benefits are considered when there's a rebudget and a reprojection of a project, especially of that magnitude. and i guess i just don't really understand the process of deciding how to shift gears and if the triple bottom l

darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning lets start fletcher. and i'm james (james)darya folsom.. morning i'm good (darya) (darya) the fire is originating. it's a really dark and it's still pouring into the sky live it you could tell that they don't have a handle on this yet really dark smoke pouring from the thought that meant it up into the sky that the eu's well i want what it almost looked like a mushroom cloud of molecular cell mates now i sent them a picture then do a camera berry at the time the debt what i was able to park and get some pictures but i'm a long way away and it's still for you to still see the smoke pointed to the sky last night it was a bad enough that when you're driving you notice other drivers, you know rubber necking and slowing down and everything else. >>well if not white near 5.18 where i was traveling you know it's distracting you in terms of your actual driving except that you can't miss that some great weight and it's not covering the freeway right right right so it's something that definitely a lot of people are

so, you stay a step ahead of spring all season long. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( will ) and i'm will tran... in for james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... after light showers through the day yesterday areas of rainfall will continue today with on and off showers through the afternoon. skies will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures cooler than yesterday's only peaking today in the low to mid 60's for most of the bay.after today's light rain skies will clear and dry tomorrow ahead of more rainfall into thursday and friday to finish to work week. the weekend itself should be seen as primarily dry before some north bay showers on sunday. from yesterday to today will be temperatures falling from the low 70's yesterday to the low 60's for daytime highs and some of those same areas today. i'm tracking not just this round of rain but even more in the forecast ahead of you still to count. >>rob all right, let's check in on the drive into san francisco. busy at the bay bridge toll plaza cash lanes that strike lanes quickly stacking up an

wanted to address her parents, david and louise turpin before they were sent sentenced for torture and folsom prison meant. >> my life may have been bad but it made me strong. i thought to become the person i am. >> the couple who had 13 children in all. broke down as one of their sons address the court speaking about the conditions of their home, and the way that they were raised. >> sometimes they still have nightmares. of things that had happened. such as my siblings, being chained up or getting bitten -- beaten. >> aa is now 27 years old and he and his siblings are trying to move forward turning to their fate to help them make sense of what happens. >> i love my parents, and i have forgiven them. for a lot of the things that they did to us. >> david and louise turpin agreed to plead guilty were both given life sentences with the first chance of parole in 25 years. they read statements talking about their love for their family and their hope that having some sort of contact in the future. >>i am so proud of each and every one of my children. i miss all of my children. and i will be praying

tour of the f-213 exhibit will be on saturday, april 27, at 1:30 p.m. at the arc gallery at 1246 folsomt, san francisco. remember, the f-213 exhibit is open now until may 11 and it is free. speaking of women power, that's the theme of a new book by author, journalist, educator, jan yanehiro. she's next. ♪ updates and your complete forecast so you are ready to get out the door and take on the day. plus - the latest headlines from the bay area to capitol hill. join us monday morning for today in the bay from 4:30 to 7. jan yanehiro was the host of a very popular groundbreaking evening magazine and we have worked together, done many community events together, so we are friends and i thought i knew her. but now jan is here to tell me why her new updated book of "this is not the life i ordered" surprised me so much. it is a fascinating, compelling read. robert: so welcome to the show. jan yanehiro: thank you. robert: and it is, i mean-- jan: this is my first time. jan: i'm excited to be with you on your--on your show, robert. robert: yeah, so are you gonna be okay being a guest? i have the f

. ♪ (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. coast stayed foggy yesterday and today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay

it's the lowest prices of the season (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..and traffic... major hot spot in orinda wb 24 at camino pablo accident blocking three lanes skies at the coast stayed foggy yesterday and today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds.

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher.sterday and even more f start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay daytime high through the weekend and through next week. skies will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. no major hot spots. bay

dreams, get a job, see the sights or whatever the reason when you find yourself on the corner of folsom, you're welcome. congratulations to your whole family for adding so much to the fabric of our city. congratulations charlie. we love you. [applause] >> there's nothing i can say more than it. i thank you so much. thank you board of supervisors. i hope to see you at charlie's. [applause] >> president yee: supervisor district 10. supervisor walton. >> supervisor walton: i like to bring up people from dog pet saloon. today i'm honoring dog pet saloon a local bar with a rich history located on the corner of 22nd and 3rd streets in dogpatch. the dogpatch saloon and building were commissioned as a home and business by richard and mary brady. both california-born children of irish immigrants in 1912. 107 years ago. known as brady's saloon, they lived upstairs with their five children and ran the saloon until they sold the business in 1937. with the exception of prohibition years, when the business was run as a candy store and soda shop, the dogpatch saloon has been a neighborhood pub taking

(jr) a folsom man is going strong and loving life -- 23 years after receiving a new heart.w 90-years-old...and on a mission to find his donor's family. leticia ordaz introduces us to ájack sunzeriá (sun-say-ri). jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "we were a pretty good looking couple, what happened to us?" angie sunzeri / wife: "we got old." jack sunzeri's heart still beats strong for his bride angie of 68 years. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i have a beautiful wife who took care of me. my wife is my angel. angie is my angel."they promised to stick with each other in sickness and in health and that's just what they've done. 23 years ago the couple feared their love story may come to come to an end. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i had a cardiac arrest, my heart stopped." after suffering countless heart attacks...doctors told jack he would need a new heart. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i asked my nurse.. i said honey how much time do i have to live and she said you really want to know? i said yes please tell me and she said, well

california is expected to and the city to remove the condition from the 55 story apartment building at folsom and fremont. the examiner reports that the tower is almost finished but the developer cannot find any chain interested in the ground floor retail space. supporters of the grocery store idea say it is necessary to have one with more people moving in to the neighborhood. >>> a proposed san francisco affordable housing bond has gone by $200 million bringing it to $500 million. it would be used to create and preserve affordable housing in san francisco. according to the chronicle, one proposal is to spend a portion of the money on senior housing. the bond needs approval of 8 supervisors lfr it would be on the november ballot. it would require a two thirds vote to pass. >>> 34-year-old david shoe is accused of adding a toxic to the drink of a coworker. the surveillance video shows shoe adding a substance to the woman's water bottle. the woman said she experienced serious health problems. the motive is not clear. the metal can cause organ failure and death. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, w

the safety zone currently proposed is from folsom street to market street and along the ferry building and the bay to the east. market street, ford street to the south, and the bay to the east. this will be for a two-year term with an option to renew, contingent upon the port commission making findings that there's been a reduction in homelessness in the outreach zone. an increase of public safety resources, specifically, an increase of beat officers in the safety zone and additional clean resources. the provision of regular ports and other community impact measures within the safety zone. and lastly, hsh and the operator complying with the good neighbor policy. and i'll note that the good neighborhood agreement is an agreement between the h.s.h. and the contractor that will operate the facility. this is a depiction of something we are all familiar with. it is an area approximately 46,690 square feet bordering on beale street. and to review the terms of the agreement, it's for 32 months, for five months for construction, 24 months of operation, and then three months for site cleanup an

efforts but has been unsuccessful in leasing approximately 12,400 square foot grocery store at 440 folsom street and the obligation under 9.70 north block between first street and fremont street. transbay redevelopment area and resolution 4-2019. >> fellow commissioners, i'd like to suggest we kick over the item to a later portion of our agenda. if there no object, i'd like to -- no objection i'd like to postpone it to a later time today. i'm sorry, i should have said that earlier. madame secretary can you call the next item. >> clerk: the next order of business is item 5, matters of new business consisting of consent and regular agenda. first the consent agenda, 5a, approval of minutes from february 19, 2019. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> motion by commissioner bustos seconded by commissioner singh. madame secretary, please take the roll call. >> clerk: commissioner members announce your name when i call your name. [roll call] >> madame chair, the vote is five ayes. >> i'd like to call the item we rescheduled item number 4a. >> thank you. madame secretary and madame c

california, is expected to ask the city today to remove the condition for the 55 story ath building at folsom and fremont. it is said the tower is almost finished but the developer can't find any store chains interested in the ground floor retailer space. supporters of the grocery store idea say it is necessary to have one with more people moving into that neighborhood >>> right now it is 6:11. there is a new push to close the gender wage gap. how jennifer siebel newsom is getting california companies to commit n the same as men. >>> and legoland could be coming here to bay area. the proposal to bring a scaled down version of the theme park to the south bay, coming up. >>> good morning. we have traffic being affected by the off and on rain. this is rain on the san mateo bridge and it is also raining in parts of the bay, meaning the commute is going to slow down. >>> and yes, we do have rain this morning, off and on today and again later in the week. we will tell you when coming up. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer

the federal government, who owns a piece of the connection off of san francisco's south canal, the folsom south canal connection, said that they would not approve us using that facility during a drought, because we were not a bureau contractor, so that pretty much stopped that effort during the drought, but also an interesting lesson learned. so what are we doing now? how do we move on from this? we're continuing to talk with east bay mud. that component of the existing intertie in hayward is certainly very interesting, but east bay mud actually has access to multiple supplies, so we were thinking about this a little differently. when we were talking earlier in 2012, we were looking at taking water off the sacramento river at their freeport takeout, but the majority of their supply comes from the river, they have an upstream source like you do, primarily sierra sourced, and upstream of east bay mud is amador water agency. their watershed coincides with east bay mud's, and they get water also off the mokelumne river, and they are interested in testing this concept. they have -- they retail

(john ) (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... after light showers through the day yesterday areas of rainfall will continue today with on and off showers through the afternoon. skies will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures cooler than yesterday's only peaking today in the low to mid 60's for most of the bay.after today's light rain skies will clear and dry tomorrow ahead of more rainfall into thursday and friday to finish to work week. the weekend itself should be seen as primarily dry before some north bay showers on sunday. afternoon as well low 60's for your eyes, this compared to 70's yesterday. so cooler day a cloudy day and well a rainy day ahead, i'm talking even more about the forecast to still to come. >>robert leave early since the rain is moving in and traffic is already slow you know it's going to be much heavier right when the rain really pushes in a bridge traffic already crawling from the bottom of the maze. so that was pretty quick your jam from the

folsom, 119% of average. so great news there.n with our dry weather, our reservoirs are shaping up well. here is high pressure that is in place. this is that ridge that brought the record heat earlier this week. it has moved south with that clockwise flow around that ridge drawing in onshore winds and we're going to continue to cool things down. this low pressure system that we're watching to our west will bring even cooler weather with a stronger sea breeze by late weekend into early next week. on future cast, looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. great weather for today. and as we head through tomorrow morning, again, morning clouds, and fog, along the coast and parts of the bay, looking at partly sunny skies for your saturday. cooler for tomorrow. much cooler for your sunday. sunday rise at 6:20. sunset at 7:55. daytime highs will be right around where we should be for this time of year in san francisco. other locations above average for this time of year. san jose and concord looking a 129 to 13 degrees above average

oroville, 112% and folsom, 119% for our reservoir. high pressure still in place, but it's to our south. with the clockwise flow -- we're going to be cooler as we go through the next several days, and we're tracking this low pressure system that will bring stronger onshore flow as we go through the end of the weekend into next week. future cast just to show you, we are looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. enjoy it. tomorrow morning, again, starting off the day with low clouds and fog along the coast in parts of the bay. for tomorrow, mostly sunny to partly sunny, and then much cooler for your sunday. allergy sufferers, not too bad. medium for today pollen. medium-high for tomorrow. your tahoe report, it's hard to believe we're talking about hitting the slopes in late april. heavenly looking at rain chances sunday and spring-snow conditions for alpine meadows. current conditionslo variable inch is inalnd tohe sn base 48 stay open in may. low 60s and mid 60s in san francisco. low 70s in oakland. 80 degrees for fremont. mid 80s

the almost year long investigation led police to sanchez who is serving time at folsom prison and martinez santa clara county jail. sanchez now faces two counts of murder, and martinez faces one count of accessory to murder >>> is a santa cruz mother wants to stop a needle exchange program from expanding. melissa says she found more than 20 dirty needles next to a beach on the boardwalk. she is worried the program will lead no more strings in the beaches and water. santa cruz county distributed more than 61,000 needles last month alone but the county said more than 91,000 needles were collected. >> needles are recognized as evidence-based intervention to reduce the incidents of diseases in the community. >> i have found over 20 string, some in various stages of -- some have blood still in the chambers. some have drugs still in the needle >> an outside group wants to expand the needle exchange program into the santa cruz mountains in watsonville but an online petition has been set up to stop that from happening. >>> breaking news right now about the robert mueller investigation. moments ago

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. warm and dry weekend today stays comfortable and mild with a few spotty north bay showers popping up this morning. overall, despite an increase in cloud cover, today should remain dry for the most of the bay with partly to mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon.the evening tonight will come along with a few areas of light, brief rainfall leading into light spotty showers in

it would have been located near folsom streets. many neighbors were concerned it would have shadowed the northeast section of the park for about eight months of the year. >>> 6:06. this is an interesting one for you this morning. san bruno police showing off an unusual haul. more than $1,000 worth of what they say are stolen victoria's secret items. officers recovered it after responding to a call about a man in a parked car on el camino real. he resisted when officers moved in. even tried to break free while in handcuffs. that suspect enough faces multiple charges. >>> 6:06. strike up the band and satisfy your p.e. requirements in the process. who says being in the marching band isn't hard work. this is the color guard and marching band of morgan hill the last fourth of july parade there. march began hill times said they have approved a new pilot class allowing marching band class to get the p.e. credit. band members shouted a hearty bravo after last night's meeting. i was never in the band. you were there. >> yeah. i think that's

developers wanted to build a seven-story housing complex at folsom and west street near victoria, manolo draves part. the recreation and parks commission and planning commissions both approved the projects last year, but some neighbors appealed because the building they thought would cast a shadow on victoria manella draves park. they say the board of supervisors voted to uphold the appeal. >>> the san jose water district says it's customers have done a great job conserving water, but that has caused another problem. less water means less revenue, and the district now has a $9 million budget deficit. the water district may add a surcharge now of more than 2% to water bills. the district says it's regulated by the state public utilities commission, and its force to proits budgets three years in advanced. >> people use less water, then the puc protected they would use back in 2016. during 2018, which means we were not able to cover recover all of the revenue that the puc thought we would get. >> it does not seem to make sense that if you are doing your part in conserving it, you're going t

folsom lanes. the occasional driver. they waive off friday usually. contra costa, the maze approaching. at the toll plaza where you just saw. a little bit of slowing for san jose. build 101 north of 680 and altamonte holding steady. i have to get new green markers. back to you. >>> thank you very much. we start with breaking news right now. a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hitting off the coast of indonesia. no reports so far of major injuries or damage. it happened at 4:40 our time. and also there's no tsunami warning yet. of course we will continue to monitor. >>> right now taking a live look at san francisco. the beautiful city behind us there. but a shocking new report comes out claiming that the white house tried to pressure i.c.e. to release detainees into sanctuary cities. >> more on the report. and of course reaction as well. pete? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, laura and marcus. the report coming out from the "washington post" overnight. nbc news is also confirming that report of this plan to put detainees in sanctuary cities right here in

it would have been located near folsom street. it would have shadowed the northeastern section of the park for eight months of the year. >>> san bruno police are showing off an unusual haul. more than $1,000 worth of what they say are stolen victoria's secret items. officers responded to a call about a man in a parked car on el camino real. the man had a warrant and resisted when officers moved in, even tried to break free while in handcuffs. he now faces multiple charges. >>> should warriors fans be worried? steph curry rolled an ankle last night against new orleans, which they won. steph has a history of ankle injuries. this one is relative live minly. steph should be ready to go. >>> a new professional league for elite swimmers is set to debut later this year. it will include u.s. and foreign teams. all athletes will be paid. five-time champion katie la decky is one of the big names. the isl won't begin until after the summer's world championships in south korea. a planned twente season would start after the tokyo olympics >>>

low-income community between 4th street and 11th street in the south of market from market street to folsom street, harrison street, is very different for the people who live in luxury abodes south of market. luxury condominiums. and we need to dig down and you need to dig down and produce this area -- that information. also, we've lost a lot of housing that is not on the list because it's rented out to airbnb, or taken off of the market, or people are enticed to move out so that the owner can -- [bell ringing] -- that needs to be a part of what we dialogue about. >> speaker: thank you, ms. hester. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commission, peter cohen with the community housing organizations. we always love all the data, so here we are again, annually, and thank you, teresa, and your team. i want to emphasize or talk about a few things in the housing inventory. the headline from the newspaper was housing production is down. housing entitlements have been constant. your job, what you're doing, it's at least as good as last year. let's separate entitlements from construction. rolan

this will be located at folsom street. this is that john o'connell high school from 8:30 a.m. until 3:3. this is a free conference for families with children with disabilities. the professionals who work with them, and for members of the community. there will be workshops, networking, opportunities, and resources available, and we will also have breakfast, lunch, and not to dinner, but limited childcare. this will be provided for all, we hope to see you all on april 13th at john o'connell for the children to disabilities information and resource fair. president cook, that ends my announcements for the evening. >> thank you, dr. matthews. number 3, students delegates report. >> thank you. the sac would like to motivate our peers to participate and demonstrate student voice through voter registration engagement at sfusd. we hope -- thank you for senator medina. >> on march 22nd, we hosted the 16th annual youth summit were student leaders from high schools all over san francisco participated on workshops and funds. it was help -- he was hoping to inspire what they learn to the su