and i think that commissioner gilman asked a lot of great questions. but i think that of all of these projects that we have to be very aware of what is going on so that the cost increases don't continue, you know. but i do think that you guys have done a great job in putting in some solutions to help us -- solutions to help with the revised budget and to make this project extremely successful. so if you have any recommendations for us to move forward with this? >> commissioner brandon, that's a curveball. you never ask that. i think that laying out the phase two -- i have so many thoughts about how subsequent phases might be, because we have learned so much. and one thing that i hope is very helpful is we started partnering sessions. the developers, one of their difficulties is they're building us the park, they're building the p.u.c. water, and they're building p.u.c. power, and it's been very interesting because they have so many clients. so one thing that we've started that started about eight months ago is we're meeting with the department heads on

commissioner gilman. >> [gail gilman, commissioner]. went to actually say that i am deeply sorry for the number of callers who articulated how this group of vendors, not trying to be pejorative of everybody he was on the waterfront this group of vendors that has caused many folks to feel unsafe and to have their livelihood or themselves threatened. we don't want to anywhere in our city and we don't want it on her waterfront. i want to say that i'm so sorry that you had to experience that, particularly for the gentleman who had his own hotdog cart to business that was illegal and in compliance to the staff of peer 49. live seven blocks from pier 39 and disc problem has only gotten worse during covid-19. and more recently with opening up of memorial day. i applaud a supervisor peskin for taking this action, but i am worried and concerned about what will happen between now and and acting as pilot program. silver questions are some of my questions you can't answer but i like to be able to ask you to see if we can't come up with also indeter

. >>> this is just into the traffic center on 80 westbound near gilman through the berkeley area. we are getting reports of an accident. it is starting to show a lot of red on the sensors, speeds dipping down to 9 miles per hour. the middle lanes are blocked. chp headed to the scene there. we will get you more details as gilm strt, traffic is backing up into e fri lit for the ride as you head into san francisco this morning. if you are headed along 84, heads up eastbound, getting new information from chp, all lanes are blocked as they clear the roadways. >>> i'm at the live news desk and we have breaking news. the search is on for a russian passenger plane that went missing several hours ago in western siberia. it was a small turbo prop plane. it had 14 people on board including several children. it went off the radar after the emergency beacon activated which indicated that the aircraft had forced landed or crashed. we will keep an eye on that this morning. back to you. >>> so many parents have been wondering when can my kids get vaccinated. the fda has set an approximate timelin

commissioner gilman. we're missing commissioner burton or commissioner -- >> : since we don't have a quorum, we won't be able to start the meeting. she is on mute but we do have her. >> : now, madam president, you do have a quorum. item two is the approval of minutes. >> : so moved. >> : i second. >> : thank you. we have a motion and a second. may i please have a roll call vote. >> : (roll call). >> : motion passes unanimously. the minutes are adopted. >> : item no. 3 is the pledge of allegiance. item number four is announcements. please be advised that the public can make comments on any agenda item during the public comment period. an audio prompt will signal when their audio input has been enabled for commenting. please dial in on the item you are commenting on. there's a short broad casting delay. when the item is announced dial (415)615-0001 please mute the volume on your computer and listen only through your telephone. if you want to public comment dial star three to raise your hand to indicate you

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reporter: neighbors began taking pictures after complaining that the block of this street between gilman fitzgerald in the bayview has become a place to illegally dump trash and old applnc. cely fire and could've spread to surris the rub. the ci unaccepted street meaning technically they are not responsible for the pick up, so who is x we did some research. it says it shall be the duty of the owners of the lots. and what if they don't do it? section 400.5 says the director of public works shall remove or cause to be removed the rubbish or debris. >> reporter: we contacted the department of public works and they said they run an illegal dumping operation here twice a week, but daniel, a neighbor, said the trash never seems to go away. >> reporter: how long has that been there? >> for months. >> reporter: for now, to that trash has been cleared but the mayor said the city will codumping. >> we will be looking through some of that garbage and looking through some of those things and doing investigations and going after people. >> reporter: the board president represents the district and he

this was later on in the morning and might there's also another traffic collision. 80 east wanted gilman street in berkeley. the left lane. there's block. again, not causing much of a delay this hour, but heading into the city this morning via the bay bridge a little under 11 minutes for your drive time from the east bay into the city to that free must exit the san mateo bridge. as you head across towards the peninsula. no major issues. a little under 30 minutes. and a look at the golden gate bridge where was very, very foggy here. as you can see this morning a 20 minute drive that you're going to want to take your time because of that fog. we'll have more on your morning commute coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. a top story this morning. the delta variant is forcing the cdc to issue a new warning. if you've been exposed to covid-19 get tested even if you are vaccinated kron four's, gayle ong has more on why infectious disease experts right here in the bay area say that that is a good idea. >> the more people who are infectious, the more people are walking around with i

this is the gilman playground baseball field. close to bay view park.e field just got a makeover. and a whole lot of people out there. got new dugout and benches and grass in the infield and outfield. but that is a great mascot. he made a special appearance with all-star shortstop brandon caw ford showed up. >> that is cool. >>> raj mathai continues to report on the latest at the olympics. he's working super hard in tokyo. >> as part of our segment checking in with raj, we'll show you a snippet of his conversation with abby fernandez. today they go down memory lane in all of the olympics that raj has reported on. >> this is salt lake city, and that i believe -- oh, gosh, i'm for getting these are so long ago. >> this is the london one. >> that is london 2012. and that is vancouver, 2010. and the hair getting a little more gray. and less of the hair. here we are in tokyo. >> we're checking in with raj every day. see more of his conversations with abby, just go to nbcbayarea.com/checking in with raj. that will take you to this page where you could watch e

and another one along 80 eastbound gilman street berkeley. so again, they just open up the lanes. there heading into the city to be the bay bridge. no major issues a little under 11 minutes for your drive time as you're traveling the san mateo bridge also a nice commute force under 13 minutes that things are moving pretty quickly there. and the richmond sandra fell bridge. as you head into richmond. little under 2 minutes for your drive time. we'll have more on your traffic coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. no shot no service following the growing spread of covid among the unvaccinated nearly 500 bars in san francisco are now requiring customers show proof of your vaccination card. kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look at how one place is planning to enforce that rule. >> for me. i look at it as this more than 500 club has been here 70 years. dow and s in these 70 years neighborhoods always supported us. it's our turn now to support the neighborhood that is owner all leave the 500 club in san francisco and a member. >> of the san francisco bar alliance wh

s gilman gets to a farmer says a dispute about regional boot territories goes back decade. all d, glen leaders want to come on for shadowy. they already created a system, but for them then when the war and the power will not lift it, lower, learned to grand fighters are now pushing south said wife, they say they're taking back territory seized by higher forces in the last 8 months of conflict. political and military leaders in the capital harder, i get increasingly nervous about the gains being made by t great. defense forces. they'll say they'll do whatever it takes to protect their land. and people who are the regional vice president shoes as a 985 map that places march of the dispute territories in higher region. the borderline have however, since been redrawn he tells us when the t cry people's liberation front or t p a left to power the next to the land to cry. we have never, ever accepted the amount of people in the regional government has an indoor sit where have never been consulted. so whenever you say historical dispute, it takes you some time years to behind. and

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gilman, carlson, those crashes cleared. but we have this spot near willow. the hercules commute area is backed up to crockett. slow and go due to the crash blocking the car pool lane before willow avenue. speeds are dipping down about 6 miles per hour through there. if you are headed towards the altamonte pass, slo out ofeyt t5 connector. >>> the fda has set an approximate time line for vaccinating children. it hopes to give emergency authorization for kids under 12 by mid winter. they expect to receive trial results by moderna and pfizer this fall, followed up by six months of follow up data. new this morning, a panel of experts that advises the cdc will meet next weekuble possible additional vaccine shots for people with fragile immune systems. that could affect up to 4% of americans. >>> all students and staff in the uc system must be vaccinated before returning to the campus in fall. unvaccinated students will not be able to attend in person classs or live in the dorms. >>> everyone in los angeles county will be required to mask up again indoors starting

where they are in the military chain of command, has the president stopped short of where senator gilman is? what is the white house thinking? ms. psaki: i would note that we put out a statement from the president stop let me highlight some components of that. it was an important step forward in his view today. he supports secretary austen's announcement that he is excepting the core recommendations put forth by the independent review commission on military sexual assault. he views sexual assault as an abusive power in the military, it's doubly damaging as it disturbs the unity and cohesion. he also noted that he looks forward to working with congress to implement these necessary reforms. he's grateful for the leadership of senator gillibrand, the work of senator ernst, the work of senders. and senator melinda who have worked hard to get this forward. he feels this announcement and the decision by secretary austen is a step forward most of >> there had been a campaign pledge to introduce legislation to and the federal death sentence. ms. psaki: the president felt it was so important that

where they are in the military chain of command, has the president stopped short of where senator gilman is? what is the white house thinking? ms. psaki: i would note that we put out a statement from the president stop let me highlight some components of that. it was an important step forward in his view today. he supports secretary austen's announcement that he is excepting the core recommendations put forth by the independent review commission on military sexual assault. he views sexual assault as an abusive power in the military, it's doubly damaging as it disturbs the unity and cohesion. he also noted that he looks forward to working with congress to implement these necessary reforms. he's grateful for the leadership of senator gillibrand, the work of senator ernst, the work of senders. and senator melinda who have worked hard to get this forward. he feels this announcement and the decision by secretary austen is a step forward most of >> there had been a campaign pledge to introduce legislation to and the federal death sentence. ms. psaki: the president felt it was so important that

as you can see there, we have another accident down here in berkeley, 80 eastbound at gilman street keeping a close eye on your busy wednesday morning commute. send it back to the news. the attackers out there right now. and there's many more like him. i think this is just another example to remain now to a story that we'll see. first right here on kron. 4 san francisco couple speaking out about this man who. >> was seen on video following and harassing them on market street on sunday. >> they say that he continued in anti-asian tie rate for several minutes and then eventually walked away after they called the police copper's tale of the psac ii. talk to them. >> jury. supported by cut his noon on cell phone video. well, he was following and harassing the couple in san francisco on sunday months where we're pretty low. i >> it was very he's very racially motivated. so he said that agents and beyond in this country. he served in the navy and that events like pearl harbor reasons why asians are not welcome albert shea and his partner just fort say. >> they were just walking down market street

. >> 80 westbound at gilman street. see is causing just a slight delay along 80 and up here in fairfield, 80 westbound at waterman boulevard. another traffic collision. we're actively looking at heading into the city this morning, a little under 9 minutes for your drive times to no major issues across the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge also looks nice and live for us at under 13 we'll have more throughout the morning daryn. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain at 5.17 the time san francisco police have arrested a man who they say robbed a store on 5th street near folsom in the south of market neighborhood. it happened monday. and you can see the video here caught on camera. police say the suspect is 38 year-old craig smith is from oakland. a cashier told police that a man walked into the store with a gun demanded money and that's when all of this played out, police say after arrested smith, they did find what they call a ghost gun on his in his possession. you can see here it means it's untra

there was an earlier one in gilman that cleared but between that report and this one we hear about the at carlson which i think is causing the slowing. traffic is moved -- the crash is moved out of traffic lanes. i believe there may be activity causing a bit of slowing in the area, heading toward golden gate fields out of richmond on westbound 80. the rest moving smoothly across the venetia bridge. and the earlier incidents are not affecting traffic on 80. a light drive out of antioch for highway 4 through concord, the same thing for the altamonte pass. just a little bit of slowing which is not a problem for friday. that crash, activity on the shoulder, east bay 84 torn thornton and ardwood avenue. >> thank you, mike. >>> "today in the bay" respond. >> school is starting up again so kids will need supplies. many kids might not get them but you can help. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we are supporting our kids next. >>> plus, our team is always on social media. look at this. scott budman posting incredible video of the moon rising last night. he posts some great things. make s

the san francisco giants, meantime, joined city leaders today for the reopening of the gilman playgroundseball field. shortstop brandon crawford was there, along with giants president and ceo larry bear and mayor linton breed the baseball field there on gillman avenue in the bay view has been completely renovated. part of the funding for the project came from the giants community fund and the crawford family. the all star shortstop, says baseball is more than a sport. it can also help teach important life lessons. it's a way to teach life skills way to get back to the community. it gave me an opportunity to go to college and get an education helped me meet some of my closest friends taught me the importance of teamwork, learning to work together and be an unselfish team member is good for the entire community. we take on the funding for the project also came from a bond measure that was passed by in 2012. the city says the grass on the new field is the same grass that the giants play on their at oracle park, keeping lake tahoe blue. a team of volunteers have taken it upon themselves to c

the san francisco giants joined city leaders today for the reopening of the gilman playground baseballd shortstop brandon crawford was there, along with giants president and ceo larry bear, as well as mayor london breed the baseball field there on gillman avenue, and the bay view has been completely renovated part of the funding for the project came from the giants community fund and from the crawford family, the all star shortstop says baseball is more than just a sport. it can also help teach important life lessons. it's a way to teach life skills way to get back to the community. it gave me an opportunity to go to college and get an education. helped me meet some of my closest friends taught me the importance of teamwork, learning to work together and be an unselfish team member is good for the entire community. funding for the project also came from a bond measure that was passed back in 2012. the city says the grass on the new field is the same grass that the job. his play on at oracle park. i remind people that constantly that their vote counts that it matters between last year's

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terminal plaza on june 19th and also in the fill more at and then sf june event will be on june 20th at gilman park from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and our officers will be engaged and celebrate as a community. fourth of july, the department is participating in the planning efforts for the upcoming fourth of july celebration. we have have satisfying and and it draws very large crowds and i'm sure this year it will be no different. and participating in these events include a movie night this past weekend. the giants will be in town until 6-20 and the philadelphia phillys and at chase center right now but concerts season will be starting in a couple of months. and that is it from our report and thank you for allowing me a few extra minutes to be descriptive of everything that happened this past week. >> president cohen: thank you, very much, chief for that turo report out. colleagues, do you have any questions for the chief? anything? chief, did you talk about the public safety night with sf safe? >> the meeting that we just had this week? >> yeah. >> i did not. i can stay a little bit more. >> you

at the african-american art culture complex, as we celebrate at gilman park in the bayview and as weferry building, so many amazing juneteenth events this weekend, let's remember, let's have a good time, and let's re-dedicate ourselves to the cause that we all know that continues despite the gains that we have made. thank you so much for being here today. have a wonderful juneteenth. [applause] >> excuse me, everyone, if you're not speaking can i ask that you step off the steps and go into the audience, please down below? if you're not speaking at this time, please go down the steps, please. thank you. okay -- okay -- all right, all right, cheryl davis -- is cheryl davis -- i saw her earlier. where is cheryl davis? come on up. director, dr. davis, she's going to say a few words. director, dr. davis, come on up come on up. another strong doing marvelous things in the city and county of san francisco. and i just want her to say a few words to the people. and just come in your own way. just come in your own way. she's going to kill me later, but that's okay. >> i am like the mayor, i ca