commissioner gilman. >> thank you paul for the report. i support the item and have no questions. >> they -thank you paul. great presentations and commissioners, great questions. all in favor? any opposed? motion passes unanimously. >> item 9a is informational presentation update on the port's mobile vending program. callers who wish to comment on this item, please dial star 3 to raise your hand to comment. >> good afternoon commissioners. happy to be here today to give you a update on the port's mobile vending program and associated enforcement activities. so, the first several slides are a recap of how we got here over the past three plus years. at the end of 2019, the state legislature passed senate bill 946, which decriminalize street vending state wide and limited the ability of cities and counties to regulate street vending to those situations where they adopted a specific type of program that met the bill's requirements. that coincideed date wise with the onset of covid-19 pandemic early 2020 and those two factors really lead to a s

mike, you have been looking at berkeley as a slow spot >>> yeah, it's slow around gilman.'s work going on. you can see all the traffic, obviously, and the distribution, and it's more congested approaching university than it often is. there's some sort of roadwork that may be there for a couple days. we are watching that as the spot that will have the most congestion. the rest of the east bay lighter than yesterday. the amount of traffic coming out of the altamont pass not a problem. north 101, the slowdown, just a touch. >>> students at willow glen high school will end the year with a sense of tragedy as they mourn a classmate who was hit and killed yesterday. >> kris sanchez joins us from san josÉ. this is a tough day, kris. >> reporter: yeah, this was supposed to be a day where kids are turning in their final projects and finishing up their last grades and saying see you next year, but because their 15-year-old classmate was killed by a car they will also have the opportunity to meet with grief counsellors. this is the young man that died. he was just a sophomore. he was

commissioner gilman. >> thank you paul for the report. i support the item and have no questions. >> they -thank you paul. great presentations and commissioners, great questions. all in favor? any opposed? motion passes unanimously. >> item 9a is informational presentation update on the port's mobile vending program. callers who wish to comment on this item, please dial star 3 to raise your hand to comment. >> good afternoon commissioners. happy to be here today to give you a update on the port's mobile vending program and associated enforcement activities. so, the first several slides are a recap of how we got here over the past three plus years. at the end of 2019, the state legislature passed senate bill 946, which decriminalize street vending state wide and limited the ability of cities and counties to regulate street vending to those situations where they adopted a specific type of program that met the bill's requirements. that coincideed date wise with the onset of covid-19 pandemic early 2020 and those two factors really lead to a s

westbound 80 at gilman street, closed until 9 a.m.eraging just under 30 miles per hour. busy on the richmond san rafael bridge as we travel westbound into the north bay there. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are looking good with metering lights coming up at five: 39 and here we have a look at the d ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ kumasi: here at abc 7 we are celebrating pride and are a proud sponsor of the san francisco pride parade. we are two weeks away from the celebration and you can watch it live sunday, june 25 on abc 7 and also on our streaming tv app and abc 7 mornings team will be there anchoring the coverage. we are hearing now from

this is fieldwork and gilman.hat will be available this weekend f at they goodness. i dogs. i think a lot of people do, too. but unfortunately, your shelter in many shelters, as we just heard in san jose, too, are getting filled up. why? why are the shelters all of a sudden filled up now? yeah, and thank you to the team at ktvu for telling that story. you know, it's been a really tough on the shelter since the pandemic. there are so many more animals in the system, i think more than we've seen in about ten years. there was a tough for people who had animals to get medical care. so many animals weren't spayed or neutered. and so just about every shelter, including berkeley humane, is either at capacity or over capacity. so this you know, let's just say that you can't maybe live somewhere where you can't take an animal or maybe taking an animal isn't for you. you can still help by drinking beer. how good is that? yeah, i think we try to offer options for everyone. it is a really good fundraising event. you know, ber

freedom celebration in the fillmore district tomorrow, spanning eight city blocks and festivities at gilmaniew on sunday, there are many celebrations happening across the bay area this weekend to mark juneteenth and we've got you covered. you can scan the qr code on your screen for our extensive coverage of holiday events. you can also go directly to ktvu community. here's a look at the story is trending tonight on ktvu. one of our top stories. the two america is found dead in their luxury hotel room in mexico's baja california peninsula. have been identified as a boyfriend and girlfriend from orange county. officials say their suspected cause of death was inhalation of gas. in georgia, an auto shop owner must pay $3,000 after paying former employee in oil covered pennies . it's the outcome of a lawsuit announced back in january of last year. and a cat in sonoma county that disappeared during wildfires six years ago has been reunited with his family. the owner thought the cat died in the fires. the cat recently ended up at a rescue. who got who got the cat back to its family. you can find t

they were out riding with two friends on a bike trail in berkeley near gilman street on i-80.an was out in front with a friend, and amy was 50 yards behind with another friend. a fence tipped over crushing all four people. amy suffered a happened and wrist and may need surgery. the couples say there were no safety warnings and want the fence taken down. >> it should not have happened and our whole reason for making our story even public is because we don't want this to happen to anybody again. >> caltrans says the fence was installed by a contractor as a safety precaution. the contractor, oc jones, and another subcontractor plan to go out and reinforce the fence this morning. >>> the man accused of stabbing a bakery worker in chinatown is due in court today. he attacked the worker, and witnesses saw him stab her several times. police later arrested the 61-year-old. he's accused of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. the court could not find an interpreter, so that hearing was moved to later this morning. if convicted he faces up to life in prison. our investigat

todd gilman in the white house press pool wrote several of you have asked me why he might have said thatut the grand. i really do think that's going to be a memorable bit of a mark on the president's campaign. already the best thing that happened to joe biden is donald trump. any other republican would beat him handily. i think donald trump could beat him but any other republican who is a serious republican would beat him because is he too old. and the god save the queen moment, i think every republican is going to end every speech with god save the queen. it just such an absurd moment. >> bret: all right, leslie really quickly on this. >> i'm old enough to remember presidents on both sides of the aisle saying crazy things where perplexed or saying things that are wrong. and we didn't focus on their age, we certainly look at joe biden's age whenever. >> bret: yeah, there has been a lot more of them. you have to concede that. all right, we are going to trip right now down to candidate casino. again, $100 in chips. this the g.o.p. primary version. bill, we will start with you. yyou have go

freedom celebration in the fillmore district tomorrow, spanning eight city blocks and festivities at gilman park in the bayview on sunday, a world renowned floral show has made its way to the bay area to celebrate pride flower. the pride premiered today at the san francisco mint. the fresh floral celebration was inspired by the city's queer community, a series of fresh floral mannequins representing local lgbtq icons was featured for the event. city supervisor matt dorsey talked about this year's pride theme and how exciting it is to have the show in his city. i want to say how appreciative i am to florida. v for celebrating our city and its history. i absolutely love that pride. this year is celebrating, looking back and moving forward because i think that really captures in our city and i'm also incredibly proud to represent a district that reflects a lot of that history in the transgender cultural district, which we represent a portion of the show kicked off this morning, and we'll run through july third. crews were out today working on another san francisco pride tradition in the pink t

celebrate in the fillmore district tomorrow, spanning eight city blocks and festivities at gilman park in the bayview on sunday. all right. it's that time of year again. it's the first day of the alameda county fair. it is underway right now at the pleasant fairgrounds. ktvu tom baker has been out there all day sampling the food, the fun and the festive 80s. tom, be having a good time? yeah, it's a great time and it's beautiful. it's about 83 degrees here you really couldn't ask for better weather . now what happens on opening day at this or any other fair is really a true slice of americana. this is something where people can come at any age and have a super good time. and the whole idea behind this thing is to bring people together for the things that are fairly simple in life and something that lets you see both old and new all together. in fact, we spoke to one man who is actually been attending ferris for more than a half century. i think fairs everywhere, right? small town, big town. when you come out here, it's like being sort of in the country and back in time a little bit. so

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also just kind of the normal commute driving from san pablo over to albany and it gets better by gilmanestbound 580 is also slow approaching the richmond bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. san mateo bridge has some slowing on the foster city side. as you get over to the peninsula today, it's better on the peninsula than it was yesterday. 280 is pretty clear and there's 280 in san jose. not too slow right now. 750. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal, thank you. a first day of summer, we had some fog on the san mateo coast, but everyone pretty much got in on warmer temps. but we're right back into the soup, if you will. is another low is formed and that has increased the low cloud deck and spun in some high and mid-level clouds. so combination of these two are giving us a big time cooldown, which will take us into probably the weekends. the way it's looking, even early next week. so a bigger fog bank drizzle breezy to windy onshore breeze west southwest water temps have come down. i mean san francisco boys do still 52. bodega bay, 50 now down towar

thank you, chairman gilman. thank you, vice chair melgar. i neglected to note that i am as chair for this meeting, invoking rule 3.26 from our rules of order to limit total public comment per item to 30 minutes for today's meeting. it's my intention to give each speaker two minutes to speak on a given item unless i indicate otherwise. when we get to that item and i think it's time to take public comment on the chair's report. so if there's anyone in the chamber who would like to give public comment on the chair's report, please come up. and you're up. brenda mauro paris paris transportation. i don't know what it is. to ask. and i'm mad. monaco. who. you. nine but i got i got you and a and that and that and going and but all together and give me i, i didn't get michael and now and back i call them as i go jobs i don't know what it is but lou you got sentence number on echo and it ain't on me like a nazi motherfucker. i'll watch nacho. you got one and i'll let you know. and you are. you know not. are you know, not doing normal. you know what i

driving, let's say from richmond into berkeley, we do have slowing because of an earlier crash at gilman. it's on the shoulder, but it's a kind of a bigger backup there. and also on the richmond bridge, we have some slow traffic which is unusual. i mean, on a friday, i thought that more people would be gone. but definitely there is a backup here and you can see it on your screen. traffic is slow at the bay bridge. there is a smaller backup mirroring lights are on. it's not as long as it normally is, but there is going to be some slowing on the bridge as well. 708 or 705. pardon me. i want to get you in trouble. 705. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal predicts that travel during this extended july 4th weekend will reach a new record. some 50.7 million americans will travel at least 50 miles from home. we're actually able to give you this live picture of the already long lines here at 700 and 6 a.m. inside sfo. now focusing on sfo, flightaware says there are already 586 delays and 18 canceled. 16 of which are united airlines. san jose has seen one cancellation, eight delays so far.

thank you, chairman gilman. thank you, vice chair melgar. i neglected to note that i am as chair for this meeting, invoking rule 3.26 from our rules of order to limit total public comment per item to 30 minutes for today's meeting. it's my intention to give each speaker two minutes to speak on a given item unless i indicate otherwise. when we get to that item and i think it's time to take public comment on the chair's report. so if there's anyone in the chamber who would like to give public comment on the chair's report, please come up. and you're up. brenda mauro paris paris transportation. i don't know what it is. to ask. and i'm mad. monaco. who. you. nine but i got i got you and a and that and that and going and but all together and give me i, i didn't get michael and now and back i call them as i go jobs i don't know what it is but lou you got sentence number on echo and it ain't on me like a nazi motherfucker. i'll watch nacho. you got one and i'll let you know. and you are. you know not. are you know, not doing normal. you know what i

martin has made it to gilman's point — one of the three official summits at the top of kilimanjaro.ve care five years earlier. life looked, you know, very bleak. it was an amazing feeling, and to do it as a paraplegic — something i will never forget. 12 months ago, martin hibbert — severely injured in the manchester arena bombing — reached the summit of kilimanjaro. thejourney was made possible by a team of supporters, and one very special mountain trike. it's basically, rather than pushing with the wheels, you're pushing with a push—and—pull motion and that puts you forward. so there's, like, a chain on it. it will literally glide over all terrain. so it's an amazing bit of engineering. now, martin wants to help others reach their goals — and he's giving his trike away to emma cawood from leeds, who won a competition run by the spinal injuries association. i was paralysed three and a half years ago — yeah, just as we went into lockdown. i haven't been able to sort of go out with my family on dog walks. i haven't been able to go with my son, who loves to go mountain biking — to be a

he's on 3 of these disputes that people want to is much tom gilman gentlemen. you know, hang bedroom, did you see on the other hand, i mean, the government has to pass the know very barely so they can explain the technical details from the constitutional point of view. but this was really the bid of over the past, the low. and so now it's their only now they have to be put dismissed. nothing's going to change. i mean to the newest best. and it's unlikely that it will be very easy to understand. a new government we're going to vote on the other hand, the effect of that is that people are very, very upset and even have upset on both sides. you know, both sides of the booth and the item on the left. even though they have said that these are things you can do about the because the nose as being, you know, as being passed. now you have actually attended some of the yellow, best protest which were organized outside of the political parties. those rallies were initially pro, just seem to propose gasoline tax, but then they became this protest about austerity programs