we've got the 44 and we have the safeway loading dock between cabrillo and fulton. we hope for that the five can go down and go across fulton at tenth and come up. >> thank you ms. parker. >> director brinkman: anymore public comment? seeing none. public comment is closed. mr. ream, would you mind coming back up to answer few questions. i'm sure my fellow directors will have some. i know that we have another one more neighborway project that's in the works which is the page street neighborway. i'm getting the sense from the comments from the emails that we've gotten that this is pretty evenly divided among people who really want to see made into a super safe, walking pedestrian bike friendly neighborhood street. those who are really concerned that any changes to eighth will negatively impact the s urrounding streets. i have to admit i'm not up on this. i have read publications in the past that said, when changes like are made to reduce traffic volumes it's not an given that that traffic volume just stays the time but moves over to other streets. we do see in lot of

so, this building is on the corner of pierce and fulton street as you can see. this is the existing ground floor on the left side where we have the garage, lobby garage, that is the fulton-facing side and the garage, garage, garage, garage, garage, the pierce-facing side. the one on the very end on the far right that you can see here, a long skinny piece, the garage that would be preserved. on that side, originally we did propose for that to be in another location, adjacent to the second stairs in the middle of the building. but due to preservation review, they asked us to reserve that garage space, it is a lower section of the building and seemed to be more historic location to preserve. the garage spaces and the areas the front three units, those will not be constructed in phase one, only constructed as the unit and garage spaces become available in the event of tenant move-outs. the rear three units, large 1 and 3 units, constructed in phase one. this is the fulton-facing side. again for future phase, those are the four garages. and this is our proposed desig

>> good afternoon, my name is stephanie la comebra, one of the tenants of 1100 fulton street. lived there the past ten years and i tried to submit comments via email, i think i may have sent it to the prior commissioners, so i don't know if it made the 5:00 p.m. cutoff deadline last night. i'm happy to reiterate them here if that's necessary. but i did email them to everyone. so i'll let you -- >> go ahead and make your comments now. >> i wrote to oppose the proposed changes because they are inconsistent with the architectural and the character of the alamo square district, and what the district was create today prevent. first, proposed changes strip all wood from fronting from the street level apart from small window frames. and as noted in the original documents, establishing the district "the materials unite the district. wood is nearly universal as structure and material." at ground level, masonry typically provides foundation and front gate copings or retaining walls. applicant here proposes to rip all the wood, every wooden garage, the sole wood at street level and unive

i can say that i as one of the leaseholders of the front facing garages on the fulton street, i have no intention of leashing -- leaving. i have -- >> thank you, your time is up. your time is up. >> it would create an incentive for the landlord to try and get people with rent control out of the building in order to start the next phase of construction. for these reasons and all of those that have been brought forth i would ask that you deny the application. the certification. >> president wolfram: thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak on this matter? >> good afternoon. my name is reverend conte, the member and minister of third baptist church for the last 25 years. when i came to the city in 1993 i came by myself, leaving my family behind in india and came to third baptist church and met with reverend brown and the community. they opened their church and embraced me as one of their own and helped me to get situated in this city and county of san francisco. so, i, as a member of this church and a beneficiary of the community and help and assistance the church has pro

we are here to discuss the funding of the fulton street improvement product construction in trans bay. the agenda taos a today we are combining agenda items 5a and 5b. i will first present the proposed third amendment to the contract with cmg who is the designer of the fulsom project and then they will present the final design and then we will have a representative from dpw come up to discuss the phasing, scheduling and i will wrap up and discuss the third amendment to the mou. the commission will be taking two separate actions to approve amendments to the existing contracts with cmg and dpw to increase funding for services relating to the foulings street project. foulings street is the key component of both the trans bay development plan and the project has been in design since 2011. in 2013, dpw was hired to be the projecproject manager. ocii is responsible for funding the portion within the redevelopment plan which is the ramp to bus street. the design is complete and it's been bid out. d pw must have commission of funding for the ocii for the project to award to the general contra

, good music systems, and real bands with guitar players and drummers. >> we turned uc center and fultone to meet, to laugh, and it's just an amazing place to be. there's a number of different exhibits. there's food, wine, cocktails, and the idea, again, is to give people an opportunity to enjoy what really is, you know, one of the great civic faces in america. when you look from the polk street steps, and you look all the way down the plaza, down market street, daniel burns' design, this was meant to be this way. it's really special. >> the city approached us off the grid to provide food and beverages at the event as kind of the core anchor to encourage people who leave a reason to stay. >> it's really vibrant. it's really great, just people walking around having a good time. >> this formula is great food, interesting music, and then, we wanted to have something a little more, so we partnered with noise pop, and they brought in some really fun games. we have skeeball, we also have roller skating lessons, and we've got a roller skating rink. >> if you're a passion jail skeeball player li

there are a number of firms on fulton street in london. -- old street in london. some say we have a silicon glen in scotland. there is no one silicon valley. part of the reason is because i think your silicon valley has been much better of attracting the best talent from the world. you don't insist on american created bybeing americans only. when they talk about your puny innovation, latest -- european e it willn, they assum be a european as well. most of the immigration policy tends to be inward looking ithween free movement -- w free movement between european countries, rather than attracting the best in the world. we are not good at attracting people from the rest of the world. 10 years from now, how is tech going to look differently in the eu? what innovations will we use on both sides of the atlantic? of the continuation mobile device, the phone becoming more than a telephone. it is a game machine. it will be more of your home environment, more of a lifestyle accessory. heat up your car before you get in there. the technology is already there in many ways. --

. >>> we are going to begin taking a live look at your ride heading to the north bay 101 right at fultonstart of your wednesday

the boy was walking down parker street near fulton street when the man approached him. away. the next day the boy saw the man again... about a block away from the first incident. he was last seen in the area driving a white 4-door sedan... possibly a toyota carola. ( james ) berkeley police need help finding a man who exposed himself -- while watching a woman through a window. this is surveillance video from the home. it shows the man walking up to a backyard window on the 24-hundred block of prospect street. police say the man touched himself... while watching the woman change clothes. when the woman spotted the man... she told her roommates and that's when the man ran off. ( james ) in palo alto... police say a man was caught on surveillance video peering into a bedroom. the homeowner called police after getting an alert from his security system. video shows the man getting into the backyard through a closed gate. this is a still image from that video. police want to hear from anyone who knows this man. ( darya ) the parents of a 5-year-old sexually assualted at travi

. >>> we are going to begin taking a live look at your ride heading to the north bay 101 right at fulton road and you can see traffic getting on its way for the start of your wednesday morning commute. no delays along that stretch but we are tracking slowdowns in the southbound direction of 101 between geyserville and fredston. we l lanes closed until 5 a.m. so right now, they are detouring all traffic off the freeway. the eastshore freeway we are dealing with two lanes off until 5 a.m. >>> today london breed will be sworn in as san francisco's first black female mayor. she said the ceremony will mark a new beginning for the city and that she is prepared to hit the ground running. the historic inauguration starts at 11 a.m. at city hall. >>> a big new bay area music festival starts friday but there are some questions about what kind of show will actually go on. kpix 5's joe vazquez found out some top acts are pulling out and the organizer is now facing fraud charges. >>> reporter: a promotional video touts the xo music festival for friday through sunday. the contra costa event park in an

the woman was standing on the corner of fulton street and masonic avenue...n pulled up and threw a firework at her. that firework went off and injured the woman's foot. ( darya ) the fourth of july weekend is often the busiest time of the year for animal shelters. just since monday.. the contra costa county animal service says 70 pets have been brought ot the shelter... that's down from this timje last year. animal services says typically the three days prior to the fourth of july and the three days right after mark the busiest time of year. volunteers at the shelter giving people the tools they need to help find a lost pet or notify the public that a pet has been found. ( darya ) animal services brings in more than 10-thousand lost pets a year... abitu 20-percent of those pets are returned to the owner. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... president trump is expected to finalize today his decision for h

recently and has actually been quite always between the two countries but it's interesting that both fulton and mentioned the security. of israel in that space is probably the a long meeting behind closed doors just shortly after the meeting. we heard reports that the syrian government managed to regain control of a strategic point in that region so it's not a secret that the u.s. has some influence on so you may say that that would be. a reaction or what the two presidents have agreed but again like it's really hard to speculate right now executive twenty first century wired dot com patrick canning sent believes if the u.s. and russia managed to cooperate over syria a meaningful cease fire might be possible. the situation is drastically improved hundreds of thousands of people have returned to east formerly. terrorist held east aleppo they've returned they're coming back they are returning from europe in some cases this is been documented so this is already this trend is already happening the fact that the united states and russia are going to cooperate in this way means that we could actu

they've shown the commitment the bravery we call fulton for that on us to look for russia as a team that gets a lot of stake here you know if you do follow the national team football people on over the positive about the russian team there's always a bit of an air of. negativity you know they're overpaid slow and not good enough who they think they are that's all changed within just a couple of weeks a few much as they've gone all out and. held out in the past against spain when they want to penalty shoot out they came out on the field the bond of saying we play for you we've been for you the fans and the fans love the appreciates it you know that's been shown in the energy in the commitment they've shown to the team multis if a train coach was in the sochi finds those roster in the game. if it wasn't for that a miss by mario fernandez and possibly if russia were a bit more lucky this place would have been full of crazy people who would be celebrating but the d.j. is playing us tracks but the place will be deserted very soon no party for russia tonight no party for tsotsi and i just want

the woman was standing on the corner of fulton street and masonic avenue...p and threw a firework at her. that firework went off and injured the woman's foot. ( james ) california lawmakers have agreed on legislation to restore net neutrality in the state. the agreement comes two weeks after a state assembly committee... angered net neutrality advocates... by scaling back the bill. the provisions removed during that meeting have now been restored. lawmakers will vote on the newest bill .. when they return from a summer break. but inrnet companies claim state-level provisions are not practical... compared to a nationwide standard. ( darya ) the fourth of july weekend is often the busiest time of the year for animal shelters. just since monday.. the contra costa county animal service says 70 pets have been brought ot the shelter... that's down from this timje last year. animal services says typically the three days prior to the fourth of july and the three days right after mark the busiest time of year. volunteers at the shelter giving people the tools they nee

recently and has actually been quite always between the two countries but it's interesting that both fulton and trunk mentioned the security. of israel in that space is following along behind closed doors just shortly after that meeting we. heard reports that the syrian government managed to regain control of a strategic point in that region so it's not a secret that the us has some influence on so we may say that that would be. a reaction to or what the two presidents have agreed but again like it's really hard to speculate right now. let's bring in mike riley now coeditor of b s news mike thanks for joining us on the program now we know that some agreements on syria have been reached but we don't know the exact details at the moment do you think we can be optimistic do you think that deals will actually help the country. yes absolutely i thought i think this has been the highlight of the summer actually first will both both presidents need to be applauded for actually holding the summit in the first place despite the cough an ear of. noise from the state strong stronger players in the wes

the european union and i'm also pleased to welcome my honorable friend the member for each year in fulton as the new century. mr speaker on friday a checker's the cabinet agreed a comprehensive an ambitious proposal the provides a responsible and credible basis for regressing because he ations with the e.u. towards a new relationship after we leave on the twenty ninth of march next year it is a proposal that will take control of our borders our money and all. but do so do so in a way that protects jobs allows us to strike new trade deals through an independent trade policy and keeps our people safe and our union to guess i mean before i set out the details of this proposal i want to start by explaining why we are pushing it forward. the negotiations so far have settled for all of the withdrawal agreement and we even greet an implementation period which will provide businesses and governments the time to prepare for our future relationship with the e.u. but on the nature is not a future relationship the two models that are on offer from the e.u. are simply not acceptable first there is wha

recently and has actually been quite always between the two countries but it's interesting that both fulton and trunk mentioned the security. of israel in that space is following the a long meeting behind closed doors just shortly after the meeting. we heard reports that the syrian government managed to regain control of a strategic point in that region so it's not a secret that the us has some influence on so you may say that that could be. a reaction to or what the two presidents have agreed but again like it's really hard to speculate right now. live now to our guests patrick kennington executive editor of twenty first century wired dot com mr henningsen always lovely to have you on the program now do you think if the u.s. and russia can work together can unite their efforts on syria we will see some relief for the migrant crisis the refugee flow will start to decrease. yes that's certainly one of the definite benefits if there is cooperation between these two great superpowers but if you really drill down and look at what's causing the instability in syria the united states has economic

race discrimination, registered nurse earl mcdonald hoped that the passage of representative france fulton of ohio's bill would finally end what he called sex discrimination. in pointed out his experiences in those of other male nurses during world war ii, in hope that they would prove their job during world war ii would then prove that they were effective in combat areas and a could be used as actual train nurses in combat areas. excuse me. what is interesting about this moment in which this letter was being written and published was here is a man, a white man who used language that could not become part of the election con for another 15 years with the passage of the civil rights act of 1964. and then only generally with respect to women. so the 1964 civil rights act famously included word sex at the end of the act. that for the first time indicated that -- the assumption was that women would be discriminated against. but here is a man, and he happens to be a white man who is also saying that, in fact, not only can men be discriminated against but white men, discriminated against. so he'

the 20-year-old was standing at the corner of fulton street and masonic.an pulled up in a car, threw fireworks at her and they exploded and injured her left foot. she was taken to the hospital and is being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >>> and police say the city can't doing enough to stop fireworks shows like this one. more than 1800 complaints about illegal fireworks were logged the city. neighbors worried that the fireworks would spark fires. authorities investigating if they caused small grass fires. >>> for the next seemed the white supremacist pass terms were found, one read report any and all illegal aliens. they are criminals. the poster references a website that channels nazi ideas and is associated with a texas white supremacist. >> it's offensive and it has no place in anywhere really. especially along a community and -- kind of with the irono of it being independence day. very unwelcoming and hard and unnecessary. >> city officials say the person who put up the sign faces a sign of $100 for each offense. >>> also new, the latest job

the 20-year-old was standing at the corner of fulton street and masonic in the panhandle neighborhood. shoe said a man pulled up in a car and threw fireworks at her. the fireworks went off and injured her left foot. she was taken hospital. she has nonlife threatening injuries. >>> look doing enough to stop illegal fireworks like this one. on july 4th more than 1800 complaints were filed about illegal fireworks in the city. neighbors worried that fireworks could spark fires. the authorities are investigating if fireworks caused small grass fires on wednesday night. >>> san francisco police are increasing patrols in the area where a pedi cab incident happened. a car swerved in and out of traffic and hit the cab that was traveling in a bike lane. the people in the cab have been released but the operator is still suffering from critical injuries. san francisco police department is now planning to better patrol the area for the rest of the summer. >>> san francisco a man accused of shooting and killing a security guard is facing charges of murder. the 24-year-old was in court yesterday. he

the woman was standing on the coner of fulton street and masonic avenue when she says a man in a sedan pulled up and threw a firework at her... and the firework went of and injured her left foot. the driver then sped off and crews took the woman to the hospital but she is expected to be okay. (ken) a bay aa wide crackdown on illegal fireworks... ends in dozens of arrests.... and hundreds of pounds of confiscated fireworks. it was an especially busy night for san bruno police. there officers say they got lucky yesterday afternoon...while driving past a party. police seized 316 pounds of illegal fireworks from a car parked out front that shindig and made four arrests. later that evening ..when officers responded to an illegal fireworks call...they found more than just sparklers. (sot) san bruno police department "they observed a uple subject that we're going in and out of a vehicle when they went in to make an arrest for illegal fireworks they found a loaded illegal handgun and we made an arrest on that " (ken) in total... san bruno had 175 calls of illegal fireworks being used 25 arrest

ridership and reduced crowding just like on the 9-r and we've continued to work on mcallister street and fulton for that matter to improve those services. and we're looking at improving, making some small-captal adjustments and the 31 balboa, for example, is that on that list. it's indian daughtered with stop signs, especially outer portion of the line which throws it off getting through the western addition. one of the things we serious doing is working on improving reliability and frequency of the 31. we're rolling out new signage at our stops that include a small that include a new beacon of light at the stop of the stop sign. really am by cents light. -- ambient light. there is more safety with eyes on the street type of idea. there's probably people waiting there, that time of thing. but we don't have a program right now, at least of developing, you know, electrical capabilities at every stop. where we do have electrical capabilities, we've been putting in nex bus, for example, and work on putting out a new nex bus in the future with solar panels and solar way to light the next -- unfortun

the race ends at fulton and the embarcadero. this map shows where the runners are going. they dash across the golden gate bridge, golden gate park and race past at&t park. back out live, we are showing you a fog socked golden gate bridge, which is where those runners will cross. there are lots of street closure that is are in effect today in san francisco. so, give yourself plenty of time, if you have somewhere to be in the city this morning. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm meteorologist, frances dinglasan. i want to show you the golden gate bridge camera as well. we are seeing a few marathon runner that is already made it here and also seeing the fog, low clouds and some drizzle this morning. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. cool in san francisco. 52 degrees. o oakland, 56. san jose, 62 degrees. we are almost exactly where we were 24 hours ago and mid-50s through morgan hill and half-moon bay. here is how the day plays out. if you are trying to view the runners through san francisco today, grab a jacket. it's going to be cloudy, foggy and drizzle. the next

the boy was walking down parker street near fulton street when the man approached him.fused and the man walked away. the next day the boy saw the man again... about a block away from the first incident. he was last seen in the area driving a white 4-door sedan... possibly a toyota carola. ( james ) berkeley police need help finding a man who exposed himself -- while watching a woman through a window. this is surveillance video from the home. it shows the man walking up to a backyard window on the 24-hundred block of prospect street. police say the man touched himself... while watching the woman change clothes. when the woman spotted the man... she told her roommates and that's when the man ran off. ( james ) in palo alto... police say a man was caught on surveillance video peering into a bedroom. the homeowner called police after getting an alert from his security system. video shows the man getting into the backyard through a closed gate. this is a still image from that video. police police want to hear from anyone who knows this man. ( darya ) the parents of a 5-year-

that's one on fulton and masonic, right above the sta starbucks. we wanted to reach parents at our target schools who had high drive alone rates, so we focused the bill boards specifically around 12 target schools that had those high drive alone rates. so there was 25 bill boards spread closer to those 12 target schools. we also had a pandora radio ad that we created for this, using the same messages. so we took that carpool karaoke message and turned into a fun pop message that would play on the pandora radio, and we target it had to stations that were more like pop music, not things like metal or rock or things that parent would likely not be playing on their community to school or work or whatnot. and then, again, we took that same messages to keep that cohesive message all across platforms, and we promoted it on our social media account. so we used the sf media brand and took the three messages and promoted them as advertisements directly to a targeted audience of parents with school aged children in san francisco. so they might have seen it ou

. >> five years, really six years ago this month, six years ago, tracy martin and sybrina fulton watchedge of justice that sparked a movement and made trayvon martin's hooded face a symbol of today's civil rights struggle. tonight, i join trayvon's parents at the apoll joe theater in harlem for a screening of "rest in power," the trayvon martin story, a powerful new film documenting not just the tragedy of his death, but the enduring legacy of his life. joining me now is sabriybrina fn and tracy martin, the parents of trayvon martin. and co-executive producers of "rest in power." you treyvon martin and coproducers. when this whole thing started and here we are six years later, stand your groundwreck back in the forefront of civil rights struggles, young activists already fighting in clear water. we want to go in and deal with it. the documentary becomes even more important because this is not something of the past. it shows what people like you and i and others warned if we didn't begin. >> absolutely. i truly believe history is going to continue to repeat itself as long as people try to

this is right near fulton road and we can see that speeds are moving right at the limit there. but north of here, in windsor, we are tracking a major accident, a car came flying off the freeway and landed on the surface streets down below at cordelia lane. emergency crews are assisting with that. if you live in the area or typically travel along either one of those streets, those are likely to be shut down as this is a major injury accident here. 101 at wilfred speeds at the limit. no delays. not too many cars along that stretch. "karl the fog" will be riding shotgun towards the golden gate bridge. this is right near spencer avenue. so please be careful out there. reduced visibility. back over to you. >>> officials say it's a bill about saving lives. a pro he is 30ed tax hike is taking aim at your cell phone bills, a proposed tax hike. kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: emergencies like the cracked spillway at the oroville dam last year pointed out flaws in our 911 system. when waterto flood several counties, 911 dispatches centers had to evacuate. this meant for peopl

full the -- fulton county, i was the deputy chief. we did not deal with opioid overdoses. more or less, we dealt with cocaine and things of that nature. this is a whole different animal , certainly for my profession, since i have come to baltimore. it is not new. quite frankly, even though it has been historic in baltimore, it has gone well beyond where we are. it is countrywide. i did have some issues in lincoln where we did deal with it, but it was not certainly is concentrated as baltimore. host: commissioner, go ahead with your thought. guest: i was saying that the question related specifically to open borders, and what i was saying is that has less to do with it than the fact that this country has an insatiable appetite for drugs, licit and illicit drugs. if you look at where we are as a country with respect to purity levels of heroin, we are seeing some of the highest purity at the lowest price. that is dangerous. you throw on top of that a huge influx of fentanyl. as long as that level of demand is there, john trafficking groups from all over the world will try to f

he has also been known to force rent hikes to evict people on property on fulton street.this is what we are really afraid of. watching people out because of profits and hiding underneath any kind of small attempts to make it seem like they are being equitable and reasonable. we have said everything we can say. we need you to do the right thing. thank you. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> hello. i am a long-term resident. thirty-eight years. my family has been on this street for over 54 years. this jeopardizes so many of us renters. being pushed out. we have met only because of your suggestion to reach out to the community. we decided to have a community meeting at the san francisco police department on a friday night. that was his first attempt. we all seated with him. over 25 residents are against this. this pushes and jeopardizes so many other tenants. our way of living, our culture. it is not compromising to what we are like a you can say that we are adding housing, but not to ask. not to those who are newcomers, those who are multimillionaires. i have eve

you can't just go out to pick the richmond, eighth fulton and say we're thinking about solving the bike problem. what do you guys think. that's not going to to do it either. there's some middle ground. i would say as you're doing this and maybe this is built in the program, be aware of the perception that we go out and tell people how it's going to be and then just impose it. i think even if you go out as we often get as board members, several design plans with a recommended one for us to c hoose. several options within a menu for people to consider and give your input on. that will go long way towards solving problems. i think it has to be more than just listening. i think considering design alternatives considering program alternatives and bringing them to the neighbors and the supervisors and the people there so they're actually concrete choices and concrete discussions to have is going to go a long way. because the tension or the resentment that i'm talking about is palpable. it's not only bad for the policy and it can inhibit dialogue where people will feel like they will not be he