i definitely look forward to working with you on the focus study and the geary-19th study, along with commissioner melgar and chan. >> thank you for all of your work on these really important planning processes. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner mar and commissioner preston. >> thank you, chair mandelman. let me echo the statements of colleagues that have been expressed so far and around the work, and really for laying a vision here, which i think is a key starting point for public discussions. and i also want to underscore a point commissioner mar just made, and one your presentation, just around the importance of neighborhood to neighborhood travel in san francisco and really underscoring the point that our system is -- or transportation system is really based on getting folks to and from downtown, and changes in works places, as well as travel patterns, and that's a real weakness in our system. i really appreciate that being centered in your presentation. i do have a few specific questions, and one is just the focus around the five-minute network and really around waiting times

after uniting the flower shops the house of flowers consolidated to the present location on geary in the richmond in 1992. it has been a fixture of richmond neighborhood. with the classic large window display matching the upcoming season. the delicate daisy house of flowers including fresh flowers hand selected weekly by a staff of professional florists. the house of flowers offers custom floral arrangements and gift basket making and services for any event or occasions including birthdays and parties and large events. the delicate daisy house of flowers offers customer service for any customer if it is one or another business down the block. the delicate daisy has given back to the richmond community. from supporting and promoting the fellow businesses to giving back to local schools and churches. the house of flowers worked with the neighborhood center. providing flowers for both organizations and large events. the house of flowers is an active member of the merchants association. staff is supportive of the application and recommending this be added to the legacy business registry.

we have been wildly successful on our geary project that is on time and on budget and already delivering a 20% travel time savings. we have demonstrated that in a period of two to three months we can transform mission street downtown, and also get a 20% travel time savings. we're capable of doing this work, but we need new resources in order to go faster. >> director yekutiel: and are you waiting for anything from this board to indicate willingness? >> i think -- we love the eagerness, but we need more than just acquiescence or encouragement. we need the resources in order to deliver the work or we need to stop doing something else. >> i would also add that i do think that the tettle program in and of itself will accelerate our delivery because by being able to demonstrate the projects on the ground and have people experience the pilots, we've already made a lot of the tough tradeoffs and when we go in to do the hard scaping, you know, the construction, we don't have to re-debate in many instances the projects themselves. so i do think that just the way that we've addressed transit durin

they believe the man in their red hoodie stole someone's truck near geary and stockton earlier this month. the owner tried to stop him but was seriously hurt. officers eventually found that truck, no sign of that suspect. >>> california is primed for a severe fire's reason. conditions are drier and warmer. alan martin with martin howell crews are alre lines. >> they are taking new stof the but right now, crews are battling in early-season fire that is reaching up in calaveras county. the good news is we have just learned that fire crews are turning the tide against the so- called campo fire burning in valley springs. the 160 acre fire now 40% contained pickle flames burning through some steep parched terrain and smoke can be seen in north tahoe. back in the bay area you may see some low-flying helicopters over alameda and contra costa counties tomorrow. because they're conducting pre- inspection flights to prepare for our wildfire season. the choppers will mainly be flying over san leandro looking for trouble spots. and in sacramento the senate has unanimously passed legislation on wildfi

>>re: cethen flooded ea off geary road. these images were captured on the ring camera. >> i thought they were looking for someone specific. yeah, i was very scared. >> reporter: police officers told her to stay inside her home and she saw at least a dozen officers gather on her lawn just outside her bedroom window. she immediately called her husband who was dropping off their daughter at school. >> we have cameras here, so i started looking in the camera and i'm seeing police outside of our house with weapons walking around. to say the least, it was alarming. >> reporter: as dispatchers receive more details from the 911 call. >> that is possibly outside of the house and possibly has the firearm. >> reporter: officers on the scene realized this was one big hoax. pleasant hill the police department calling it a malicious false report. in the span of an hour there was a roller coaster of emotions. >> i was frustrated, it was stressful. i was anxious and kind of mad that that had all happen. >> it would put me at ease that it w

and he said, "well, i'm at 7-eleven," and i said, "oh, okay, yeah -- geary street. i gotcha."moon bay." and i was like, "okay. well, can i say you don't sound very good? how about i come pick

patrick geary, bbc news.penter has decided to call time on his football career at the edge of 40. he was given a final game against peterborough and one of a football league this year for professionalism. i'm delighted to say that he drinks me now. james, great to see you and congratulations on a fantastic career, i have to say. less than 24 hours after retiring, what does it feel like?— what does it feel like? yeah, it feels no different _ what does it feel like? yeah, it feels no different if— what does it feel like? yeah, it feels no different if i'm - what does it feel like? yeah, it feels no different if i'm being l feels no different if i'm being honest. it's been a tough season, yeah, it was a special and emotional day for me yesterday, so waking up this morning, didn't feel much difference, but yeah, i'm really looking forward to and excited for the next chapter.— the next chapter. fairplay to you. as he set on _ the next chapter. fairplay to you. as he set on social— the next chapter. fairplay to you

interviewed one of those victims pick of the attack happened yesterday morning at the intersection of geary and leavenworth pick of the 53-year- old victim says she got on a bus when a man slapped her in the face for no reason. the suspect got off the bus and fled the scene. the second incident happened a few hours later at the bus stop on o'farrell and then asked. police say there was some sort of verbal altercation. the suspect identified as 29- year-old andre smith was taken into custody. >>> redwood city police arrested the driver they say he and the person and then took off. here is video from the scene over on l amino. this is just of the redwood junction. by the time officers arrived, they found the man lying in the middle of the southbound lanes. witnesses say they saw a white cargo van hit the man, then return to check the damage pick of the van drove off, officer say that suspect was later taken into custody and send carlos. >>> oakland police also trying to track down a driver involved in a deadly hit and run. this what happened last night on park boulevard and the glenview distr

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project consisting of 98 units for senior households and ancillary commercial space, known as 4200 gearyin an aggregate amount not to exceed $14,538,982; approving the form of the loan agreement and ancillary documents; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the project, as defined herein; granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution, as defined herein; and finding that the loan is consistent the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. >> chair: please call the roll for item 23. >> clerk: on item 23. [ roll call ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: thank you and without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 24. >> clerk: item 24 is a resolution adopting the city's five-year financial plan for fiscal years (fy) 2021-2022 through 2025-2026, pursuant to charter, section 9.119. >> chair: thank you, madam clerk. would you please call the roll. >> reporter: on item 24. [ roll call ] >> chair: without objection, this resoluti

something like the 38 geary, that corridor had two minute service pro-covid. it might be three minute service in the immediate future. some of the service will just simply we won't need until we get full restoration of service demand. some of it, as jeff described will mean bringing to stakeholders values trade-off. do we invest where we know we have historically underserved and where we need more service or do we continue to provide that very tight one to two block someplacing of our service? >> that is helpful. i am sure we will hear more about the final result of all of that. last question and then i will turn it over to others. are you considering other forms of revenue increases? i know that, you know, you talked about needing to go to ballot. what about looking at other types of fees and such that you collect other than fares? >> yes, absolutely. we are exploring basically every place we can get revenue to be able to deliver service. we want to make sure when we do that, we do it in a way that is equitable. we don't want the burden on the recovery on the

project consisting of 98 units for senior households and ancillary commercial space, known as 4200 gearyin an aggregate amount not to exceed $14,538,982; approving the form of the loan agreement and ancillary documents; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the project, as defined herein; granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution, as defined herein; and finding that the loan is consistent the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. >> chair: please call the roll for item 23. >> clerk: on item 23. [ roll call ] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: thank you and without objection this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 24. >> clerk: item 24 is a resolution adopting the city's five-year financial plan for fiscal years (fy) 2021-2022 through 2025-2026, pursuant to charter, section 9.119. >> chair: thank you, madam clerk. would you please call the roll. >> reporter: on item 24. [ roll call ] >> chair: without objection, this resoluti

second and kind of similarly, along geary, the speeds have been maintained for transit.it speeds are being maintained even though, you know, traffic congestion is coming back to the level it was in the pre-pandemic time frame, and about 70% of the corridor is now under a dedicated transit lane. so very exciting work there, and this next slide just shows a picture of a boarding island on 20th and geary, and just shows the temporary nature there, but as you can see, this works just as good as a normal bulb. so the next corridor, 7 and 8 street, that was implemented in october, and seeing some impressive time savings, about 15% travel time savings through this segment, and so we really leveraged this improvement and have moved the 27 bryant off of 5th street over to 7th and 8th as an example of a location where we consolidated services, take advantage of improvements along the temporary transit line. and then kind of lastly, to address a key bottleneck on 4th street, we made changes to the 4th street bridge in january and since that time have seen about a 60% reduction in t

something like the 38 geary, that corridor had two minute service pro-covid. it might be three minute service in the immediate future. some of the service will just simply we won't need until we get full restoration of service demand. some of it, as jeff described will mean bringing to stakeholders values trade-off. do we invest where we know we have historically underserved and where we need more service or do we continue to provide that very tight one to two block someplacing of our service? >> that is helpful. i am sure we will hear more about the final result of all of that. last question and then i will turn it over to others. are you considering other forms of revenue increases? i know that, you know, you talked about needing to go to ballot. what about looking at other types of fees and such that you collect other than fares? >> yes, absolutely. we are exploring basically every place we can get revenue to be able to deliver service. we want to make sure when we do that, we do it in a way that is equitable. we don't want the burden on the recovery on the

prosecutor don geary. >> there was this kind of watergate question.we knew she was lying. we told her we knew she was lying, and that didn't seem to affect her. so we knew what we had to do on the stand, and we simply did it. >> in court, hemy neuman was the accused, but at times it looked as though andrea was on trial, too. the prosecution suggested andrea had been a willing partner, not only in their relationship, but possibly in the murder itself. hemy could not be insane, the prosecutor said, if he had been conspireing to kill rusty. >> it says, "think about it, be with me forever." would that be normal communication between your boss and you? >> the victim's widow was aggressively questioned about business trips with her boss that looked like a series of trysts in hotel rooms with him here and abroad. a week after the trip to lake tahoe when hemy read andrea a love poem, he joined her in longmont, colorado. >> did you pick the defendant up at the airport? >> yes. >> did you take him back to longmont with you? >> yes. >> did you and the defendant

i've done it all in the city of san francisco like down geary street union square fisherman's wars, i've launched the tesla all the way from every vote, too. tesla has been working on autonomous technology for years, but it's not foolproof. there have been several high profile crashes involving tesla's and self driving mode, including one in march of 2018 here in the bay area that killed a 38 year old apple engineer. this is not the first time sharma has been in trouble for back seat driving. he was cited for a similar incident in april. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, major league baseball is telling the oakland is to look at possibly moving to another city now that their plans to build a waterfront ballpark it jack london square have somewhat stalled. ktvu jana katsuyama has the reaction from the team, the city and the fans. theo oakland a's motto rooted in oakland, reflects the long history hometown fans sporting green and gold since 1968. but now the team could be uprooted and move out. major league baseball released a statement tuesday saying quote we have instructed the at

magnin building on geary street to mixed residential units. and secondly, they considered an art installation to install illuminated letters on the spreckels music band shell. if there are no questions, commissioners, we can move onto general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. when the number of speakers exceed the 15-minute limit, general public captain may be moved to the end of the agenda. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on items that are not on today's agenda by pressing star then three. through the chair, you will have two minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is georgia schiutish. the e-mail i sent with the pictures on

i went to a drill on 45 avenue off of geary that chief kyrella and chief velo were able to secure this piece of property that an individual is having remodels or torn down, pretty much a new home built there, so we were able to secure that building with assistance from the city attorney to conduct training out there. and i went out there to see some of the training, and it's great. it's exactly what we need to be doing. you know, getting holes in the roof, cutting holes in walls, ventilation, search and rescue, all of it. it's really valuable stuff, so i'm hoping if we're given the opportunity with more of these in the future, that we will be able to -- because now, we have sort of a template from the city attorney on how we'll be able to make that work, that we'll be able to move forward with more of these. if you hear of anybody that's tearing down a home, call us, please, in the city. and i want to make you aware that chief mark johnson has announced his retirement. where are you -- oh, there you are, chief johnson, and he will be retiring at the end of june this year, so we put out

patrick geary, bbc news.season as manchester city got the better of newcastle, winning 4—3. it was city's first match back since being crowned champions, and they were given a guard of honour by their opponents. it was newcastle who went ahead first, but then this — a moment of magic from ferran torres, guiding home with a backheel. it swung again, newcastle going in front twice more, this one from joe willock. but torres completed a hat—trick to snatch it for city. to win the premier league, the players are a bit distracted with parties, at home, drink a bit more than usual, but one day of training, come here, so the speed was there, they are aggressive, they are in the bowl. you know, once you are down, you come back, so that is good. the chelsea and england forward fran kirby has been named women's footballer of the year by the football writers' assoication. she's scored 25 goals this season to help chelsea retain the wsl title and win the league cup, and she can add another trophy to her haul when they fa

this including geary, market, haight, silver avenue, el sessyour, mission where we have to leave a lot of readers behind because the buses are completely full. >> you are attributing that and i want to be clear. you are attributing more to labor shortages than anything else? we had a hearing on your budget last week and at least in the short term in these immediate two years we received more fund the federal government than we lost in revenues. it doesn't seem to me that it is a loss of revenue issue in the short term. why are we not prepared to be in the situation with economic recovery to not leave so many people at the curb. it is not caused by free municipal new. free -- muni. it is not connected to our covid revenue losses. >> the fact that we are pointing and making that part of the free muni conversation. it is an independent and urgent problem that we are failing to solve right now. why are we in this situation and what are you doing to address it? >> good yes. there are several interrelated problems. couple of primary problems are directly related to covid. social distancing o

they are the doctors on the forefront of dbt at the mcclain hospital, blazia geary and jillian galin. dr. samantha metzger brody. she's 52. she's the distinguished professor and chair of the department of psychiatry at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. forbes randall lane, thank you very much. we can't wait for the big list to be revealed. go to knowyourvalue.com or forbes.com and click on 50 over 50. >>> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is friday, may 7th and we start with breaking news on the economic front. the april jobs number is in. 266,000 jobs added last month, a hugely disappointing number. we've been expecting a million or more. the unemployment rate actually ticked up slightly to 6.1%. i've got to go straight to the white house and bring peter alexander in, along with the chairman of the council of economic

magnin building on geary street to mixed residential units. and secondly, they considered an art installation to install illuminated letters on the spreckels music band shell. if there are no questions, commissioners, we can move onto general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. when the number of speakers exceed the 15-minute limit, general public captain may be moved to the end of the agenda. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on items that are not on today's agenda by pressing star then three. through the chair, you will have two minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is georgia schiutish. the e-mail i sent with the pictures on

event it shall be considered as a separate item at this or separate hearing. 2021-000186 c.u.a., 2675 geary boulevard. this is your opportunity to remove item one off consent. press star 3 to be added to the queue. seeing no members of the public requesting to speak, public comment is closed. your consent calendar is now before you. >> commissioner imperial. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve item 1. commissioner tanner. >> aye. >> commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner diamond. >> aye. >> commissioner fung. >> aye. >> commissioner imperial. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner president koppel. >> aye. >> that motion passes unanimously 7-0. that places us on commission matters. 3. consideration of adoption of draft minutes for april 22, 2021. members of the public to speak to the minutes press star 3. no members of the public requesting to speak and public comment is closed. minutes are now before you. >> commissioner imperial. >> moved to adopt the minutes. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion. commissioner tanner

this including geary, market, haight, silver avenue, el sessyour, mission where we have to leave a lot of readers behind because the buses are completely full. >> you are attributing that and i want to be clear. you are attributing more to labor shortages than anything else? we had a hearing on your budget last week and at least in the short term in these immediate two years we received more fund the federal government than we lost in revenues. it doesn't seem to me that it is a loss of revenue issue in the short term. why are we not prepared to be in the situation with economic recovery to not leave so many people at the curb. it is not caused by free municipal new. free -- muni. it is not connected to our covid revenue losses. >> the fact that we are pointing and making that part of the free muni conversation. it is an independent and urgent problem that we are failing to solve right now. why are we in this situation and what are you doing to address it? >> good yes. there are several interrelated problems. couple of primary problems are directly related to covid. social distancing o

this including geary, market, haight, silver avenue, el sessyour, mission where we have to leave a lot of readers behind because the buses are completely full. >> you are attributing that and i want to be clear. you are attributing more to labor shortages than anything else? we had a hearing on your budget last week and at least in the short term in these immediate two years we received more fund the federal government than we lost in revenues. it doesn't seem to me that it is a loss of revenue issue in the short term. why are we not prepared to be in the situation with economic recovery to not leave so many people at the curb. it is not caused by free municipal new. free -- muni. it is not connected to our covid revenue losses. >> the fact that we are pointing and making that part of the free muni conversation. it is an independent and urgent problem that we are failing to solve right now. why are we in this situation and what are you doing to address it? >> good yes. there are several interrelated problems. couple of primary problems are directly related to covid. social distancing o