commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: director forbes, i want to thank you for such a comprehensive report and i want to acknowledge the video was beautifully put together. i want to acknowledge all the staff teams who won awards this year. if we could, i would say every employee of the port of san francisco deserves an award for the work done during this pandemic in 2020. but i really appreciate the range of projects both from maritime and environmental. i really want to commend all the teams and the individual port members who won their awards. your service is invaluable, so i did want to say, thank you for that. and the video is a beautiful way to convey the great work and support. i hope we push it out on the social media channels and let folks know what we've achieved. i also wanted to remark that on the lunar new year, i wanted to appreciate the port's participation to make the floats available at the cruise ship terminal. and the oxen along the waterfront, it's a great way to virtually recog

commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: those were great clarifying questions. thank you. and i do want to say that it's pretty ingenuous of the port staff to realize how we could turn this into an opportunity to help us with this park which we've been trying and continue to be committed to and still has a long road ahead of it. so thank you so much to the staff for thinking of it. and i guess thank you to this company, our tenant, for donating it to us. >> yeah, i would like to say a word of thanks to hanson, because the way that this idea really got started was that i was presenting to our southern advisory committee and the hanson committee is part of our waterfront advisory committee. and as i described the material that we would need with the project he was thinking oh, that sounds a lot like the material that we generate and have to have removed. and then after the meeting he approached me with the idea. >> commissioner gilman: it's nice that all came together, so we should thank them for sure.

commissioner gilman? >> is she still on maouts? >> still on muy. i can't see her here. commissioner gilman, are you there? >> well, the motion passes. resolution number 21-09 is adopted and we will record commissioner gilman's vote when she returns. call the next item, please. >> certainly. item 11-a, request authorization to enter into an exclusive negotiation agreement with san francisco waterfront partners iii l.l.c. for the lease and development of a project including commercial, retail, maritime and public access uses for piers 38 and 40 located among the embarcadero and this resolution 21-10. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you, kyle. president brandon and director forbes. the port's real estate and development division. i'm here seeking your authorization into enter into an e&a for piers 38 and 40 with san francisco waterfront partners three. -- iii. i'm joined today with rebecca benoccini and eileen chevay and simon snelgrove and wayne perry from san francisco waterfront partners team. all

distance, the east shore freeway, smaller fire looks like it's just off the roadway near ashby and gilman. we'll check on the traffic break coming up. >>> happy friday to you. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. we have wall street pointed towards a flat to lower open this morning. we are seeing interest rates continuing to rise, that pushed the nasdaq to its worst sell-off since october yesterday. the dow slipped from a record high, dropping 560 points on a percentage basis. the s&p down 2.5% and the nasdaq down 3.5%. that sudden increase in rates has really kind of spoofed investors, they're pulling out of big tech stocks like apple and facebook and rotating and shifting into so-called reopening plays, buying stocks from companies that will benefit they think the most from the vaccine rollouts like travel and dining. >>> today we're getting numbers on consumer spending in a little bit. we have earnings from draft kings and footlocker on tap. >>> beyond meat has struck deals with mcdonald's and yum! brands despite restaurant sales and the pandemic weighing down on quarterly earnings. it will be

another trouble spot, 80 eastbound right before gilman. activity off to the side. >>> we have a couple breaking news items going on in san jose. this is a fire that started just after two this morning. it's on north baskim avenue. it was really going for a while. firefighters weren't sure at the time if there was anyone inside. we are waiting to get the update on that. this is just east of 880. the street is currently shut down. we will check back into that investigation right now. >>> also, this is cleared from the roadway but a fatal accident on 88o. new video of that as that continues. this is a long warren avenue. when firefighters arrived at 12:30 they found three vehicles. there was a tesla along the center median. one vehicle on fire and then another on the right hand side. the vehicle that was on fire -- the person in that vehicle died. another person on the right hand side in that vehicle was taken to the hospital. another person declined medical treatment. the investigation into exactly what happened between the three cars on 880

westbound 80 at gilman street. speeds down to around 23 miles per hour. and we have two lanes open right now. moving over to oakland where we have a csig alert. no slowdown yet but i pierce injuries may be involved. southbound 13 before redwood road. and emeryville, showing you 80, it's a little lighter now because of the heavy backup in berkeley. and also -- well-being this morning. so just a head's up to you there. also now i want to check in and let you know the chp is investigating a crash that sent a driver to the hospital overnight. on highway 17 inos camden alvin. you can s avenue. it is not clear yet what happened or how the driver is doing. reggie and kumasi. >>> thank youing jobina. coming up the oakland a's plan to develop the howard terminal site. >>> what happened when a victim fought back? >>> and gender identity in the spotlight in washington. the deep partisan divide that is where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine pres

we're going to go over to where the traffic flow is definitely slowing here coming down toward gilman. the issue there is a crash i've been talking about, westbound, commute direction under the overcrossing there, left lanes are blocked right now, laura, so we hope to have more open but at least there's movement past golden gate fields is where things jam uhm. back to you. >> keep friday morning. that's the key. thanks, mike. 5:12 right now. >>> we'll talk about vaccine interference, ahead at 5:25, you'll hear the warning from doctors for women planning to receive a covid vaccine while awaiting commonly performed medical procedure. >>> gas prices continue to rise. whose fault is that or can there be any fault at all? >>> plus -- >> look, i'm picasso. >> i don't get it. >> one of our writers would say, like robben listen to, this later tater. mr. potato head is getting a 21st century rebrand. the big changes for kids everytwr. stick around for more. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:15, time for the tahoe report, as we check out what's going on at squaw valley and

however, there's no delays that i'm seeing are tracking another spot westbound 88 gilman street out of berkeley did have a traffic collision there that closed multiple lanes now we do know we have lanes back open on this traffic collision and again you can see there's just a little bit of slow down there also get a look at your commute into the city were under 8 minutes to the fremont street exit. so people are still waking up and hopefully it will be a friday-like commute. the san mateo bridgp chain across the peninsula still under 13 minutes for your drive time there and look at the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond under 8 minutes tracking your drive time staying up on those hot spots and more of a will and james back to you all right reena thank you very much. >>5.17 the time in the east bay, the city of antioch now is grappling with the fallout from a series of shootings. an in-custody deaths a lot of attention focused on that city and that's why the mayor is calling for police reforms com forcefully to call reports from antioch. >>mayor lamar thorpe credits the police

redland road in oakland and that is currently blocking all lanes now over in barkley 80 westbound at gilman there is an accident there as well so it's so early that hopefully they'll be able to get this clear so he could get off of the road. let's also get a look at the golden gate bridge your commute into the city, nice and light about 20 minutes for you here. no fog so visibility will be great. and let's leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading into return out of richmond rather under 9 minutes are tracking your drive times much more that coming up next. comes to dog thefts across the bay area french bulldog seem to be an increasingly popular target. over the last several months kron four's covered several cases that involves stolen frenchies in one case last month the san francisco woman was beaten and robbed at gunpoint her dog was taken from her kron four's dan door talk with the breeders about why these particular pups might be getting targeted. >>adorable french bulldogs have become a hot ticket breed for bay area thieves since last summer there have been seve

investment committee johning us for the hour, jim lebenthal, pete najarian and jenny harrington from gilmanck on the markets here in a little bit of a pause after we closed at record high

>>and gilman street that's also being cleaned up. you see some residual slowdown from that accident along 80 also had a stalled car here on the bay bridge that finally has been moved and the bay bridge looks just as good as it did during early morning hours we were up there to about 17 minutes at her height of your commute into the bridge right now fremont street exit you're right under 10 minutes. all right the san mateo bridge across the peninsula there 14 minutes and under for your drive time as you commute across to the peninsula. and the south bay much better than we saw earlier was at 60 minutes because of an accident that's all clear now one oh one said now say 85 to menlo park you're seeing at 29. we're tracking your drive times but for now back to the news. thanks a lot rhonda 49 and happening now nurses on the peninsula are striking. >>over what they call unfair wages and stalled contract negotiations from portugal is 7 has been tracking the story for us this morning. >>live in burlingame in yola you've been out there since

traffic collisions, especially here in the east bay eastbound 80 at gilman street berkeley. >>that finally cleared out, but you see a lot of slow down there. we also have a stalled car along the bay bridge that's also cleared out so your commute into the city right now to that fremont street exit is the best it's been all morning long up to about 1617 minutes because more people are starting to commute and head back to the city also getting a look at our community of the san mateo bridge. as you head across peninsula there under 15 minutes for your drive time everything is nice the year also heading down to the south bay where we had an accident along one o one earlier that's all cleared out heading to menlo park at 29 minutes we're tracking your commute but for now back to the news saying so lot 9 '02 and some schools are opening to students in person others are not in the mount diablo unified school district, a chill. >>they're still trying to figure it out yeah trying to get it all coordinated we've got kron four's will tran standing by for us live in concord with more on

neighbors near gilman avenue on hall street in san francisco's bayview district, say this is the kind of mess they have to contend with. daily lewis garrett's family has lived here since 1950. he says the unpaved portions of the street are an invitation for people to dump their trash. they drive by throw stuff out of the car park. the truck dumped stuff on the trucks. department of public works crews who clean up the ref you saved. it's frustrating. they clean it up. and then within days, the trash is back again. time we spent out here cleaning this every day. we could be using it to, you know, do other projects and better than the neighborhood as well is just where at the same 45 locations every day. now the department of public works is launching a new effort with four times a week, cleanups instead of twice weekly. the department, saying the trash isn't just dirty old mattresses or bags of household garbage. in many cases, it's construction debris and in some cases, dangerous chemicals. well, it the problem in other parts of the city. the bayview takes the bulk of illegal dumping.

that many feel it's happening in the neighborhood they believe has been for gotten neighbors near gilmans bayview district, say this is the kind of mess they have to contend with. daily lewis. garrett's family has lived here since 1950, he says the unpaved portions of the street are an invitation for people to dump their trash. they drive by throw stuff out of the car. uh parker truck don't stuff on the truck department of public works crews who clean up the refuse saved. it's frustrating. they clean it up. and then within days, the trash is back again. the time we spent out here cleaning this every day, we could be using it to, you know, do other projects on, uh better than the neighborhood as well is just where at the. what will be. an end. to the dumping. i appreciate what the city is doing and trying to help me keep the place clean. and it would help if they gonna consider. we're gonna pay the street through and then it would be wouldn't be a place where people could pause. you know, they just drive through. the city is saying that they need the cooperation of the community. they're

people who live near gilman and ha's street in the baby.y're seeing more and more illegal dumping these days, the department of public works is launching a new effort that doubles the cleanups now to four times a week instead of the current to city leaders say that illegal dumping is a problem all across san francisco, but that it's worse in the bay view than just about anywhere else. cameras are also being installed and people caught dumping will face an increased fine of $1000 still become this noontime. they risk their health every day to get people essential items, and now there's a push. to get hazard pay for grocery store workers across the bay area. what's happening today in oakland? what could soon be coming to the city of san jose, also, frustration and confusion continues surrounding the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine across california. how the federal government could soon help speed up the process specifically right here in the bay area. look at this human trying to get in shape. you know what he will get? muscle pain. give

neighbors near gilman avenue on hall street in san francisco's bayview district, say this is the kind of mess they have to contend with. daily lewis. garrett's family has lived here since 1950. he says the unpaved portions of the street are an invitation for people to dump their trash. they drive by throw stuff out the car park. the truck dumped stuff on the trucks. department of public works crews who clean up the refuse saved. it's frustrating. they clean it up. and then within days, the trash is back again. time we spent out here cleaning this every day we could be using it to, you know, do other projects andjust wherer five locations every day. now, the department of public works is launching a new effort with four times a week cleanups instead of twice weekly the department, saying the trash isn't just dirty old mattresses or bags of household garbage. in many cases, it's construction debris and, in some cases, dangerous chemicals. it's a problem in other parts of the city. the bayview takes the bulk of illegal dumping. it is a problem citywide for bulky items, but the area and b

so it was originally on westbound 80 at gilman street. thankfully that has cleared. things are beginning to move. >> i am. i have it on video. >> got it. got it. >> i got the video. >> this video shows a man taking back his belongings during an robbery. forest landing says he saw what happened, shared the video, you see the suspect grabbing a backpack from a parked vehicle, and then runs toward a getaway car. the victim chases after the suspect, forcing him to drop the snatched bag. so the man got his item back, but authorities say you should not do the same that this is very dangerous. >>> still ahead, a sneak peek at the new pixar film coming out this summer. >>> plus the heated debate in washington over protections for the lgbtq community covid's still a threat. and on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation or rates of community spread, and the virus worsens. fail to provide masks or class sizes that allow for social distancing, and classrooms close back down. a successful reopening requires real safety an

investment committee johning us for the hour, jim lebenthal, pete najarian and jenny harrington from gilman hill asset management and let's get a check on the markets here in a little bit of a pause after we closed at record highs and s&p up 0.2%. same for the nasdaq. the dow looking almost unchanged and the real action if you can call it action on the russell which is the outperformer for the week so what do we make of the week, pete it may seem like a quiet day today, but the context, as always is the most important thing. we have gone through the bulk of earnings season. earnings have been very good we've gotten earnings from big technology, the leaders of the market they had been good and here we are, still sitting at record highs. >> yeah. it's pretty amazing, mel, and if you go through the earnings, yeah they started off with the banks. the banks' earnings themselves were strong and it seems like time and time again and overall the move is back up to the upside and you look at the ten-year and you can see a lot of the different banks and not just the financials looking at the upside a

fellow commissioners know that i have a business relationship with one of the lawyers at the goldstein-gilman law firm. ivory trained them for legal work. i don't think it would in anyway hinder my ability to be impartial in the deliberations. >> thank you for that disclosure, diamond. through the chair, would two minutes be sufficient for both parties for each party to make their statement regarding the continuance? >> absolutely, go ahead. >> so, having -- >> they asked me to share this diagram while they do the presentation. it's just showing the massing change. >> president fung: very good. so, i will go to the d.r. requester's representative first because that would be the normal course of proceedings. mr. patterson, you have two minutes. >> thank you. president koppel and commissioners, can you hear me? >> yes, we k. >> great. this is ryan patterson attorney for the d.r. requestors and johnny on the sixth-unit residential building located at 3277 to 3281 21st street and mr. harry lau of the six-unit commercial building located at 1,001 to 1017 valencia street. you have our submissions i