a $15,000 grant, and this is our summer camp for children of the autism spectrum, conducted in glen canyon. this is extra staff for children who need this, and they will be working with mainstream silver creativity's. we also received last friday, 1251 week camp scholarships from the children across the city. this year, and we will talk more about this next month, we have awarded a half million dollars in scholarships to children who need them fulfilling the commitment to make certain that all the children participate in all of the programs regardless of ability to pay. i was actually looking -- >> this is an event done by mercedes, and the 50th anniversary -- discarded viewed in 1961 and is 50 years old, and if they offer up the car, this would be worth a lot more. we brought kids down to see all the cars, many of them had never been down here, and we arranged perfect weather, so this was very lovely and we're very happy for the support of mercedes. we have had a number of groundbreakings, but rather than have me talk about them, this time for this month at the parks and recreation depart

they lived in a four story home facing glen canyon in diamond heights.as on a hill side making it difficult to battle the flames. firefighters inside of the home reported seeing a flash, in some cases known as a flash over. >> it is a mixture of you know heated gases and ox - on oxygen and the fuels.

that is going to be and port project, the same thing with glen canyon that is going to undergo a lot of work. one of the most challenging parts of the new district supervisor is that we elect the supervisors by district. it is very important to pay attention to the district, be engaged in the projects in the district. we also represent the whole city. any district supervisor that focuses on the district without addressing the citywide issues is not doing his or her job. every day, i make sure i am working on the major citywide issues and the district issues. i try to be disciplined about that. >> how will you approach the tough choices? >> i think we have to start by looking at the most critical city services that we cannot do without. what are the ones that if they deteriorated, we will pay the price on? public safety falls into that category as a basic critical service. transportation, making sure we have the functional muni is critical. core public health services like dealing with mental on this on our streets -- with mental illness on our streets. if we do not provide services,

there is a raging structure fire in the glen canyon park area.eports that two firefighters are injured, possibly critically and at least two ambulances were recalled. it's burning near diamond heights boulevard. firefighters are having a difficult time to get it under control. stay withs and we'll have more at 4:00 and 5:00 and also at abc7news.com. >> finally this morning, an escape from alcatraz and grateful dead. don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> ethnic dance festival brings more than 750 northern california acclaimed dancers and musicians to explore their hair contamination at zellerbach hall. ♪ >> the world premiere classic tales of the city, a.c.t. brings the beloved characters to the stage. ♪ >> last week i gave you an exclusive look inside bob weir's new studio. he joins phil lesh at shoreline. >> a rare bay area performance tony lindsay in san rafael. ♪ >> charles lloyd headlines the healdsburg jazz festival, entertainment everywhere. >> world's best athletes try the try ath triathalon in the escape from alcatraz. >> and u-2 place the col

there is a raging structure fire in the glen canyon park area.ters are injured, possibly critically and at least two ambulances were recalled. it's burning near diamond heights boulevard. firefighters are having a difficult time to get it under control. stay with us and we'll have more at 4:00 and 5:00 and also at abc7news.com. >> finally this morning, an escape from alcatraz and grateful dead. don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> ethnic dance festival brings more than 750 northern california acclaimed dancers and musicians to explore their hair contamination at zellerbach hall. ♪ >> the world premiere classic tales of the city, a.c.t. brings the beloved characters to the stage. ♪ >> last week i gave you an exclusive look inside bob weir's new studio. he joins phil lesh at shoreline. >> a rare bay area performance tony lindsay in san rafael. ♪ >> charles lloyd headlines the healdsburg jazz festival, entertainment everywhere. >> world's best athletes try the try ath triathalon in the escape from alcatraz. >> and u-2 place the coliseum in oakland next

they lived in a four story home facing glen canyon in diamond heights. the house is on a hill side making it difficult for firefighters to battle the flames. they reported seeing a flash in cases known as a flash over. >> it is a mixture of you know heated gass and oxygen and you know the fuel, it all reaches a certain ignition point and ignites at one time. one of the firefighters inside of the home triggered the emergency signal and means they are in trouble and that goes to the fire dispatcher and there was no response coming from inside of the home, emergency crew went inside to try to rescue them. >> they went in and did the operation and some point, two of our members were found down on the ground and they were carried out and transported to the hospital. >> all three firefighters suffered burn injuries when we got here. two of the three were in critical condition. we are told cpr was performed. i can tell you when we went outside, we saw a number of firefighters just waiting to see, to get news . you can see it in their faces. it was a situation a

not to dive into the dog issue, but in glen canyon, it is important to keep your dog on a leash. it is a strategy that can help keep our pets safe and the coyotes further away. thank you. supervisor wiener: thank you. i do not think we have seen now online and 7 on your side.. the meeting is at the hall of flowers. may 12. it is in my newsletter. if you want to get my e-mail newsletter, let me know. we will put you on. next question. >> hi. my name is jean. i graduated from this high school. i have to disagree with you. the amount of coyotoes -- last night, coming home, i had still wait in my car before i entered my house. they are roaming rapidly. i had to call safeway, and the people who owned the complex there said they were back there at night, looking for food. in know that they have left the golden gate park area. they have become brazen. they are walking during the day. at night. two weeks ago, they were trying to get on my balcony. they are all over. not just in diamond heights. glen park. they have frightened away the raccoons, and there is another area in san francisco.

million to revitalize and rebuild dolores park, and we have another $6 million or $7 million in glen canyon. on the capital side, there is so much good that is happening. on the recreational program side, we have special programming going on. we have some great stuff happening. tomorrow night at harvey milk, we have a great exhibit, and saturday is dov best in both parks, so there is a lot happening. thank you. >> next, we are going to -- supervisor wiener: next, we will hear from the director of public works. >> thank you, supervisor wiener, mayor lee. i am not a district a resident, but i lived across the street. regardless, i do look up to scott wiener. the parts i go to, the libraries that i go to are largely in district 8. the department of public works has two main areas of responsibility. one is the design, construction, and repair of police and fire stations, hospitals. that work is largely -- the work we do is largely capital-funded, thanks to the generosity of the voters and past elections in supporting general obligation bonds. we actually have a lot of good work going on. we are

she's warned -- not warned but notified dog owners when there's a feral coyote in glen canyon to try to keep the species apart so that there are no conflicts. so for these and many reasons, i rge you to support pam and forward her recommendation as a commissioner on the animal control and welfare commission. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. next speaker. please just line up and come forward. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david anderson and i'm speaking on behalf of pam hemphill and philip gerrie for the commission on animal control and welfare. i served for 14 years as executive director of a nonprofit in san francisco followed by six years as v.p. of national conservation organization and i'm back working as conservation chair and on the board of directors of a major conservation group in san francisco. in those capacities, we rely on working with agencies and commissions in the city and we rely on those members having integrity, having open communication with us and having expertise. and pam and in philip, you have applicants with those characters. they

canyon, you have been looking at pretty good rain. to the north and northeast through yountville and santa rosa. glen ellen has been wet for you. as this moisture continues to move up from the south to the north-northeast, it will be wet at times today. but the bulk. activity has definitely knirnd. here is the low this -- diminished. it will be moving inland around san benito county. 61 in mountain view. 60 in san jose and we're looking at numbers that are warmer out there. few degrees warmer in liver city. highlights, scattered showers this morning, some sun mixed in with heating. june angle of the sun could trigger a thunderstorm and dry and warmer weather gets set through right about tuesday into thursday and friday. there vote. it continues to spin. it's weakening, it's going to the east-southeast and here is the time line. notice the north bay, showers this afternoon and into the north bay, see thunderstorms by 12:00 in the afternoon. with the sun setting we'll see less activity. by 9:00 tonight, notice a few showers continue to sneak up through the overnight hours. then monday morning commute, we're looking at still a few