just out of curiosity if. >> on folsom there's the transbay folsom project picking up a design at second street carrying it to the embarcadero and it should start construction this summer. as far as howard street from fourth to the embarcadero it's a phase 2 for this. as detail design starts for this project, that's going to be our job is to go back and do this process for howard from embarcadero. >> i really think, i think i mentioned this before this idea of a center alignment for the blocks with all the traffic if that could be something we can look at? i know it's really unusual. because of the loading needs, particularly in front of months conemocsoni tosee how it would u have a center alignment. >> sure. any other questions? >> thank you. good presentation. i'm so excite beside this project. when i was doing my reading this weekend you may have heard my screech when i realized that it was a two-way bike way. this is the first one that we've done of kind of any length on a busy street like this, correct? >> right, especially in soma. >> i'm totally supportive and i think it will wor

i've seen improvements along folsom. it's been great. the one thing i'm curious about and i didn't information about the two-way protected bike lanes. i'd be curious the effects on pedestrian safety and things like that and if there's been research done on that just because i've had plenty of times i've lived basically 5th street and folsom. there's plenty of times i've had to use the pedestrian lanes across folsom and i have to cross that bike lane. pedestrians have the right of way over bikes but sometimes the riders don't necessarily see it that way so i question the two-way bikeway and if there's been research on pedestrian safety aspect of it. i'm concerned with the red transit only lanes just increasing the traffic problems and making it harder for the people who do live there and do have to drive when they have to leave the city or get into the city. there can be plenty of times -- >> commissioner: you're time is up. >> it take an hour to get to my house. thank you. >> commissioner: are there additional commenters? if not, public

with folsom street we also saw 80% of people driving yielded to bicyclists at mixing zones. we saw 4% of observations at mixing zones resulted in close calls or near crash instances. i will talk a little bit more about alternatives later in this presentation. >> aside from large corridor project we also looked at localized spot improvements and tools that improve safety. specifically we did look at tainted safety zones, flashing beacons and daylighting. generally we see when it comes to making pedestrians and feel safer, painted safety zones work. flashing beacons increasing yielding to pedestrians in san francisco with a lot of pedestrians do not use them. daylighting improves visibility and reduces collisions between drivers and pedestrians specifically in tenderloin. for painted safety zones we saw that motorists are generally turning at slower speeds. they are yielding to pedestrians more often and they are also turning out a further distance from the curve on the sidewalks. at rapid rectangular flashing beacons we saw 16% increase in vehicle yield rates, 13% decrease in

a few looking down folsom from second street.holas foster from the planning department will now tell you about the proposed project. it's public benefits, public outreach, and the environmental review. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. good morning general manager ginsberg. that southeast trail will be coming back to planning next year. >> your time is up. [laughter] >> i think we are five and 46 of my ten year, we are not very good. brian touched on this project. this is 95 hawthorne street. this is the northeast corner of folsom and hawthorne. a five-story existing office building will be demille -- demolished and placed with a 42 story 444-foot tall for 62 if you include all the rooftops, including 392 dwelling units with ground-floor retail, approximating about 4,000 square feet, but this is a residential project in nature. nineteen% of the dwelling units would be provided on-site which equates to 55 dwelling units. the project is a state density bonus project which means that 35% of the development is being converte

this and folsom. how many years did they say here? it's really obscured. a lot of units. i've never seen the nerve of a person having a pre-app meeting at 6:00 the eve of a holiday. july 3rd, is july 4th. at 6:00 no one is there. they're going out of town for a long weekend. including the planning department. this kind of manipulation provokes people sometimes saying we got to change it in the rules. they should be able to change it by strict humiliation. the planning department and the planning commission should say, what the hell are you doing? pardon me. i'm not allowed to say that word. what is going on here? you can't have a real meeting with a real community, one, the night before a holiday at 6:00 in the morning. 6:00 in the afternoon and secondarily, you see up here it's at fourth and -- third and folsom. the meeting is in the financial district. at montgomery and post. [ please stand by ] >> good afternoon, todd david. i want to give a sacramental update. a new housing bill sb-592. so, it's a technical issue to the housing can really act. claiming that there are

the folsom howard project will fund the makeover along howard and folsom streets. >>> passengers who ride buses and light rail trains believe paying more in just a few weeks. starting july 1st, the cost of a ride for muni passengers using cash will rise by $0.25. riders using a single pass can pay just $2.first for a single ride. >>> a tech giant stepping forward to help cure the affordable housing crisis. some say their plan is long overdue. >> and the complete forecast. we'll show us when the fog will lift. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of dollars a year when you get internet and mobile together. plus ask how to get $250 back when you switch to xfinity mobile. >>> a beloveca francisco's missn district is clos

. >>> san francisco municipal transportation agency will vote on moving forward with the folsom howard street scape project. the project is designed to make it safer and easier to walk, bike, take transit, shop, and live along howard and folsom streets in the area. it's expected to begin come at , another san francisco institution is closing. why the owners of mission pie say they can't stay open. >>> president trump set to officially announce his bid for re-election in 2020 today. toda people are camping out overnht waiting for the rally. libby shaf has strong words for the president over his immigration policy. complete coverage today on the 4. >>> a favorite dessert spot is closing its doors. mission pie says it is having operating costs that have increased substantially in the past five years. mission pie pays higher than average wages and full benefits. mission local they're having trouble finding employees who can afford to live in the city. mission pie will hold its 13th annual pie contest in august before it closes september 1st. >>> we see the dow jones has been going strong.

. >> lives in folsom, earlier this week realized may have thrown her rings away after cleaning them,ng 100-year-old diamond ring belonging to grandmother. garbage had been picked up, called city waste, called neighborhood grocery truck who agreed to help her find it. >> treating me like i was their daughter. >> first i was skeptical but got out there and saw andrea, how distraught she was, thought we're going to find this ring. >> and they did, searching 300 cans worth of garbage, found it in a crumpled up paper towel used to dry the rings after cleaning them. i don't know if i would take them off after all of that. >> that's going above and beyond. >> very impressive. >>> search for a new king of the hill is under way in oakland -- no that's what anthony is supposed to read. go back a lit bit. there we go. >> you make a gd d it years ago. check in with drew tuma. >> king of the roof deck. gorgeous out here. warm evening and hotter afternoon tomorrow. live doppler 7 for the active sweep, it's quiet. seeing bright sunshine right now. tam cam, no fog. you know this time of the year if

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher on this friday morning hope you got a nice weekend ahead forou we're all kind of morning a little bit and now i can't wheeler read it was just a i didn't mean to show toronto any support just this morning. i d are never mind it's okay drop the ball traffic is going pick up or spirits a little bit know how special to present took out there we've got to have hey how's the weather looking going into the weekend. >>a little i think a lot of people waking up with their tears that are making it a low visibility out there it's the fog that we've got going on this morning it is a definitely very foggy even more so than yesterday that funds very dense, right up and down the coast such as out the golden gate bridge visibility below a mile and half moon bay in napa and it will be falling below a mile in novato and santa rosa, through the course of the morning dwa

. >> reporter: diners who visit palette on folsom street are stepping into more than just a restaurants part art gallery and part artist's studio and realty shop. the vision for the unique space took a year and a half to set into motion. chef and owner, peter hemsley salso an artist 72. diners will find excellent food and service. which is a benchmark at all restaurants. but also something beyond that in terms of the individual experience. >> reporter: many of the chef's food-themed artwork is on display. every six weeks, palate will feature new exhibits related to the food culture. the shop serials ceramics used in the restaurant made by bay area artists. >> the inspiration, they are inspired by the art they see on the walls. they find interests in the artists working with palate. >>> in the weather department, it's all looking pretty good. more of the usual. low clouds in the morning. sun coming out again. kind of an encore performance of what we had today. the bay bridge, at least the part that spans what used to be known as goat island. the highs today, not bad. 82 degrees. concord

>>with us i'm darya folsom that i'm james fletcher lots to get to this morning weather and traffic pretty important to you and how are the world's rob and i'm still waking up trying to track that this morning up date of interrupt from enough the traffic. ridges are packed, especially the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge to look at those 2 they're the busiest how are you >>the all those gloomy cams of this morning though we love it the fog out there so you take one look outside middle way here right up this morning. clear skies all across the bay area of mount diablo nice and sunny just as it is well out to the coast. it's no surprise mount diablo sunny that's pretty common. but even our coastal areas are starting off fog free ahead of a push of fog later today that you should get prepared for 50's and 60's for your current temperatures across the bay area. this is like what we have seen yesterday morning and monday morning too starting this morning off comfortably cool but this afternoon where not going to be the same as we were earlier this week. temperatures have gradually fall throu

james fletcher that i'm robin winston filling in for darya folsom looking at my traffic cameras i haven't seen any sunshine not yeah, well, we'll about that huh caro and system he's having a tough time getting up this wednesday. that's just chilling out across the bay. >>but we are going see karl lifting eventually the lifting and that we do have sunshine this afternoon the scotia lower than yesterday exactly just a little bit lower than yesterday. >>for most of us you probably won't even notice it for some of our inland spots though that will fall from the 90's to the 80's. >>you'll be appreciating that slight cool down the golden gate bridge is one of those spots that is a certainly on the fog year side this morning visibility has improved a lot for santa rosa you're sitting at less than a mile for visibility moments ago, now looking at improvements and you see how fog or cheats into the afternoon. it is definitely sticking with those longer today than it did for yesterday though, and it's going to stay pretty persistent up and down the coastline despite the fact that the rest of the ba

. >> the city spending $35 million to make safety changes on folsom and howard streets, protected bike lanes and wider sidewalks. construction is set to begin in 2021 and take two years. join our better bay area group on facebook. >>> president trump is planning an all-out celebration for the fourth of july. sources are saying the president wants u.s. military planes including a jet once used as air force one to fly over the national mall. at a rally in florida yesterday mr. trump said there will be hundreds of thousands of people celebrating in washington, d.c. the white house has not announced official plans. >>> the governor will sign a bill restricting medical exemptions. the new bill expands the number of exemptions. it gives parents more power t appeal if they are new socsom was concerned the ne bill would create bureaucracy. >>> the bay area can boast about having two of the best children's hospitals in the nation. ucsf ben yot -- according to a survey by u.s. world an news report. the hospitals are recognized as the best in northern california in eight specialties including ped

so she told me to go here right to folsom. mind you, i don't know what i'm going through, i'm just following these people's directions. i'm like, okay, so i go to mission hiring hall, and as soon as i walk in, they said, hey, give me your social security, all this, and i'm thinking, whoa man, on my really doing this right now? i don't even know these people, but everyone all throughout the way, was just so friendly, that is just one thing i have to harp on real big because everybody was so friendly. you could feel the love as soon i walked in at the mission career center with chris, two gill, and to judy. thank you so much because you changed my life. i really appreciate it. [applause] >> so you could feel the love. i got into the mission hiring hall, and i run into omar, i think. he was excited, nice and man, i don't know what you are so excited about, i am lost right now. is this the right place? i might have stumbled into somewhere else. he said, yeah, we will take your information, we will set you up here, and i said man,

>>workers in folsom helped a woman find her missing wedding ring.huck debt. she checked in the trash and then moments after she did that it was picked up by the garbage man and women. so she called the city and they were able to stop that garbage truck and the workers and the woman and her son they all started getting into the 300 bags of trash that risen in there that ring by the way that she chucked was a 100 years old it belonged to her grandmother and they found it. >>we'll cut for right time now is 5.52 and as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside we've got ours. cameron san francisco international airport, hey looks nice and clear here hopefully that means no delays for incoming flights but we'll keep an eye on it and let you know we'll be back with more in just a minute. >>box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>well disney now has the years for highs box office debuts you had end avengers endgame you had captain marvel endgame you had captain marvel you had a latin that's not

>>good morning everybody thank you for joining n us afilling i darya folsom we want to get a check of the forecast which has been very now all weekend. we have some are the first official day around the corner right it might be officially summer on friday, but i think we've already been triple digits that our care it's a yeah and we've already seen those triple digits last weekend, none of them this week at even though it is still going to be on the warm side. it allows for billy warm, yeah, comfortably war we like the hanging out at the pool this out for noon yet again as temperatures will certainly be warm enough for that golden gate bridge, not quite there yet though it is foggy and it is cool not just for the coastal areas, but really all across the bay right now you are seeing visibility down below a mile in santa rosa. so do watch your travel heading up and down one o one up in the north bay as well as up and down the coast on the peninsula where visibility is also being affected by some dense fog through the morning by the time we work into the end of the morning fog not really

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and it was a tuesday, yeah i think yeah tuesday morning that going to be as light this morning as it was yesterday, i sure hope so with kids out of school and you know dads taking an extended vacation after 5. >>thursday and for like conditions as well it's pretty good right now are good. and what's the weather going to be like for the wedding because james and i in the wedding party that sunday didn't have it. and you've got to get memo, so you can't longest not well you know what it is going to be a toasty day today for the wedding. >>problem, whatever it is know it too. >>this is your look outside at a temperatures a daytime highs today get a look or are set in as far as conditions go out there right now they go. i'm looking across the bay area we are seeing some cloudy skies down below berkeley right here, some clouds hanging out all across the bay area but definitely not as dense as they were for the day yesterday and they're going to burn off a little bit sooner than they did for yesterday too as we work through the day saw a look at thos

i'm darya folsom its letter we've got lots to talk about today. first to first see the weather and traffic sir robin and think on the roads before we get to know nothing big it's already filling in you know we have the early birds their path that the bay bridge toll plaza saw check in on 80 all right. >>what's the week looking like today, looking bad at all at times but mostly on the sunny and warm very nice whether whatever month that >>thank goodness, it's too >>gate bridge. there is some fog out there it's not really having an impact on your drive this morning though visibility is holding pretty strong at half moon bay, you could see some impact very briefly this morning later this morning skies are going to clear pretty rapidly for our bayside in inland areas so you can expect that sunshine to peek out sooner than later today, it's not going to stick around too terribly long. the fog for your monday morning. 50's for your current temperatures 60's all the way up to the 80's already by noontime that's because the fog is clearing out so quick. y

good morning, i'm darya folsom right now, but got it all straight now we've got weather and traffic andhen the news and there's lots his talk about. >>first though the roads how we look and roads are looking good picking up our construction that early morning road work has wrapped up so we'll check in on the bridge is ok, how's the weather going to be today really nice actually really really nice you guys know what else today is. >>last day of spring some are as tomorrow and we're going on a really pleasant note for spring. it's going to start really pleasant who were just finishing out the week. really good now now it is certainly foggy out there and you're also encountering some coastal drizzle. so there's your catch on to what is otherwise going to be a really nice day ahead of us as you get onto roads such as the golden gate bridge want or watch for some wet spots as well as a few spots in turn those windshield wipers on a timer to santa rosa visibility, falling below a mile right now and at times areas like napa and half moon bay will be join you with that ry

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>and thanks for joining us on a monday, i'm darya folsom and i'm jamestcher kicking off the workweek with hopefully nice weather this week hopefully nice traffic for you this morning at 5 so far. >>it's early starting off hot spot free, it's just filling in on the bridges a done deal say like how are you at 05:00am league right so and temperatures are cooling off a bit was getting a little toasty of the week it was a little tense and write some 90's you know it's summer >>but the nation was a mess around but we are actually al looking at a nice cool down in the days to come so if that weather was just too hot for you this weekend don't worry too much we are in for a cool forecast ahead of us as for this morning, it's nice and cool out there, but most notably it's just really foggy across the golden gate on across the peninsula out to the east bay for the north bay know looking at much fog to any at all

and let me be the first to friday i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got lots to talk about today, the democratic debate last night is one of many issues and we'll get into. >>first the weather and traffic. we've got backstrom with the forecast for today and for john travel of course robin was have commute folks are debating whether they should leave a little earlier because friday. think you're ok chill a little bit traffic's not bad, we don't expect it to pick up any time soon clear the bay bridge toll plaza knows this is good >>the office said a little warm up or one little warm up

property generally known as yerba buena gardens bordered generally by market street, 4th street, folsom street and 3rd street which can be seen on the slide up on the display. the agency developed and managed the yerba buena gardens using a block grant or cbg funds and they manage the valuable asset over 40 years. the agency was resolved by law on february 1, 2012 and the successor or ocii was required to dispose of all the agency's property including the gardens. in may of 2018, the board of supervisors authorized the resolution authorizing the transfer of oci to the city. it occurred june 27 of 2018. the gardens is currently under the jurisdiction of the real estate division which has been managed it on an interim basis until such time as a master tenant composed of community stakeholders and city staff can take over on a long-term basis. the goal was to develop a long-term lease with a master tenant to manage the garden as a single unified asset. under this proposed lease, there is no fiscal impact to the city. its brings us to the master lease before you today. the tenant under the

i suppose folsom people, pride is a celebration, a chance to celebrate the rights that have been won.t and a reminder that in many parts of the world, people do not enjoy the rights that some others have? yes, you make a really good point, especially within the us as well. we are in new york at the moment, it is very woke city, people are celebrating equality. but in several american cities it is certainly not that way. the two pride parades taking place in new york are a reminder of that. the reclaim pride march are marching through the streets behind me and they had trans activist protesters, people from iran i think are having their first people from iran i think are having theirfirst ride people from iran i think are having their first ride float within the march. so there is a sense we need to remember the origins of pride and activism pushing for that message this year. with an event like this and the numbers there, presumably security is a concern is it? yes, very much so. around 46 million people expected to be lining the streets. there are police everywhere, and it is worth r

weiland received an an receive from supervisor and knee regarding patrons flooding the bike lanes on folsom street. i'm not sure what bars were the this first note from the seventh inspector farantino speaking with the security and the manager about the problem. he went back this past weekend and they had four to five staff outside trying to handle the folks leaving. he said that the only solution was to create a barrier because folks were just going into the bike lane looking for uberers and they are intoxicated. director weiland is made aware of this. we're looking at a bigger picture for it. on page 5, i briefed you on arena s.f. this is just a note, valencia room is the old elbow room they're operating under a temporary permit. their sound limit is 80. we received a sound complaint. inspector farantino he took a sound reading and they were operating above that. they were issued a verbal warning. i've been trying to get on the phone with the owner and have been unsuccessful. the rock, we received a police report from the rock from saturday the 8th. there was a fight that occurred outside

happening today, the san francisco municipal transportation agency will vote on moving forward with the folsom howard street scape project. it's designed to make it safer and easier to walk, bike, take transit, and shop in the soun on that project is expected to begin in the year 2021. >>> tri delta transit is rolling out what it describes as a new on demand shuttle service. it will operate in the pittsburgh bay point station. they're calling it tri my ride. it uses a smartphone app. the shuttles will cost $2 a ride. >>> starting today, bart is launching a program that lets riders pay for their parking spots through the transit agency's app. car poolers will be able to pay for parking through the official bart app program at the four stations before they roll it out to the others later in the year. the agency also plans to extend the the future. >> it seems like a good idea. >> you know when you park at bart you've you get to bart and be a long line. allie has been out at bart stations before covering that. it can be crowded and competitive. >> yeah, parking can be tough to find. we do have so

it's folsom lake. you see kenny swimming up to that fawn. he was able to pull it onto his boat.d down by a boater after they rescued a different fawn. both fawns were reunited with their mother back on shore. >>> happening now, the search is underway for a missing university of utah student who vanished over a week ago now. mackenzie was last seen on june 17th. she landed at the salt lake city airport after a trip to california. she took a lyft to meet someone at a park in the middle of the night. the driver says he dropped her off at 3:00 a.m. and didn't seem in distress when she met up with another person. mackenzie's best friend telsays she's really worried. >> i feel she's in danger at this point. i don't think this is something that she would do where she just goes off the grid like that. >> you can watch a full report on the search for mackenzie coming up on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. >>> it's 6:26. tartin has had set an opening dn july 19th. the new location will have pastries and breads along with beer, wine, and coffee. there will be breakfast, lunch and a

important for their survivability and there was a comment that the future plans for fifth street and fole folsom street would make it difficult to operate as a light industrial use. they're never coming back. you're being scammed. a developer's holding on because that's their excuse to get the $1.4 billion worth of allocation. you are being scammed and they'll call it flower mart phase one and the other is only 630,000 feet. if you did that and we have a chart, we can show you how that works out then you can move up all the projects and they can get started in the next two years and get approved as soon as they get the building permit and all the benefits and fees would be accelerated. you're being scammed. i know you don't know. you're not in the deep political universe as some of us live in but you have to check the facts. >> commissioner: okay. thank you. >> i can also share we all share in the con changing of the -- constant changing of the goalpost. how many time did we spend securing the flower mart back at the site and now things are out of our control and it seems the goalposts are movin

. >>> the city will spend $35 million to make safety changes on folsom and howard streets including protectedike lanes and wider sidewalks. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our better bay area group on facebook. >>> governor knew some will sign a bill restricting medical exemptions for school vaks newsmakerss now that it's been revised to address his concerns about parents' rights. the new bill gives parents more power to appeal if they are denied. newsom was concerned the original bill would create an immunization bureaucracy. an assembly committee is set to vote on the revised measure tomorrow. >>> a cal poly student from sonoma county helped change a 10-year-old burn victim's life thanks to a group of engineering students from cal poly co-led by austin conrad. the 23-year-old worked for eight months to build one bionic and one mechanical prosthetic hand. his left hand is essentially fingerless from a car fire. he lost most of his family in the accident. >> when you work with joid like julian, every part of you is thinking what can we do and how can we do

presentations, which some of those i posted on, we had one on the 1st at 2:30, the 2300 block of folsom. i mention all these because of how many people that they're accessing. we had one on the 2nd, 711 eddy, and that was a fire safety in the homework shop. we're giving packets in several languages, safe tip sheets. there's approximately 85 attendees. on the 4th, 18th avenue at the richmond rec center, we provided life and safety information. it showed them how to use fire extinguishers. we handed out 48 smoke alarms, which is good, and there was approximately 450 attendees. on the 4th, 23rd, cinco de mayo, and we reached out to 2,000 people in the community. i think that's huge. 566 bush street, same type of workshop, 80 attendees. on the 14th, 2901 irving, and that one, we handed out 75 emergency hand crank radios for emergencies, 18 smoke alarms, and we had 70 attend the sfihhs workshop. we showed a little bit about the airport. what was notable about that, our safety event there, we handed out more than 100 smoke alarms and contacted approximately 1500 community members. 201 turk, 3

i like the way 160 folsom is coming together and it looks a lot nicer than i thought it would. i'm really appreciative of the designs we're seeing in our downtown skyline. at first i even looked at this and wondered what the curves were for but upon looking a little closer, they're a lot more functional than i thought they would be. they're creating walkways and open space and balconies in a way i haven't seen before. props to the design of this building. it's got office, it's got hotels and residential and retales and popo is and a high amount of car share and bicycles while still being right next to cal trans and muni. this is what this area needs. this is what fourth street subway is for. this is going to just kind of solidify that thorough fair. there were letters in the packet that hit home for me. one is from the building and construction trades council and the other one from united players. what i'm trying to do is bridge the gap between these two parties. i go to city build. i go to the united players. i talk to those kids. i tell them to get interested in the trade. i

. >>> the san francisco miscible transportation agency will vote on moving forward with the folsom howardtreetscape project. the project designed to make it safer and easier to walk, bike, take transit, shop and live in the area of south and self and market. if approved construction is expected to start in 2021. >>> time now 19:00. cloud cover expected to burn off? >> clearing up around the bay. the coast dealing with clouds. we can start by looking at your weather headlines to walk you through which you are expecting for the rest of the day. what you're looking at right now is a live look at sfo. much clearer then what we saw a a few hours ago but still definitely fog hanging overhead. today overall this afternoon you will see temperatures warm up anywhere from 3-5 degrees. some areas may not warm up much semi warm up much more then yesterday. the coast will remain pretty cloudy. we have some resistant west wind that will us cooler then normal for this time of year. slightly cooler tomorrow as well as the grid hanging over us weakens tomorrow and your extended forecast cooling more on th

she called the folsom solid waste division to get help. two employees dug through a truck full of trash and they found it. they were able to return it to a very happy saint evans. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's amazing. that's the literal needle in the haystack. >> absolutely. can you imagine? >> i hope they get a nice little birthday present or christmas present in the mail or something. to dig through some trash -- >> you got a glove? >> that's terrible. >> wow, i can't believe that. i wonder if she ever told her significant other. >>i think at this point she's found out. honey, the point ie w. >> i loved it. >> i was trying to listen to both of you at the same time. hard for me to do. in the third person in my ear someone telling me to go to the weather. you can see the broken deck of clouds. grab those sunglasses. you'll need them a little sooner today. cooler highs because of the breezy conditions. partly cloudy, brez si in the hills the next couple nights. solano county and lake county under the fire weather watch starting today throu

♪ >> shannon: you are watching a 3-year-old from folsom, california, climb upstairs for the first timeorn for two weeks premature, he endured two strokes and undermined the first of two brain surgeries at just two weeks old. his mobility was severely limited, but thanks to an engineer who designed these stairs, the 3-year-old has a sense of independence. >> to have someone do that for my son, really incredible. to be on the receiving end of that? [laughs] >> shannon: really special. ty, for helping the family, and by the way, everybody else, it's been a struggle i'm sure. a journey for all of you. everyone in that story, you are our midnight heroes. stick around for live coverage of the president in japan. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this is our last day in kyoto, japan. we are heading in an interview with the president after the show and we'll bring it to you monday. we've been following closely what's happening at the homel

last, rehabilitation and maintenance plan for uses within the folsom street districts. these modifications are included in the substitute ordinance before you. this concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you, mr. sanchez. we'll open up for public comment. first speaker, please. good afternoon. my name is amy reduke. i'm the foundation manager for st. joseph's art society, located in the howard street building. i'm here on behalf of st. joseph's art society and foundation. we're a cultural organization and non-profit, inspired by the beauty of the church and dedicated to the arts and the community. st. joseph's church is also a federal landmark in the neighborhood and community asset. since the renovation, we have worked with many public groups, community groups and other non-profits in providing access to the site, which had been closed for so long. we fully support the legislation, which will provide flexibility and uses and allow us to continue to maintain and operate st. joseph's art society as a cultural and historic your eye con. we also fully support the a