i'm the vice president of the glen park association on randell street still both of the parks they're on the same street a few hundred photo from each other if you don't obtain i'll talk about them at the same time. i'd like to discuss the ridiculously inadequate public outreach public outreach is what i do for a living when i look at the way they did is they're trying to minimize the amount of attraction with the community. those those particular boxes i don't remember the notice. in order to get into a box walk you've actually got to file an objection you have to so there's a hurdle right away. we went to the without objection balk the box walk took place in the early afternoon on a week day in september or october. and only two of the immediately effected neighbors were able to attend other were not able to so straight away people were excluded. the notice has it says there's going to be an opportunity to discuss the engineering and one of the person that came was the external affairs person 0 none of them could answer the question in that realm. we gave them a slew of questions by

myself and director riskin and director and the mayor road in from glen park and commissioner loftushest and supervisor tang and city assess or chiu. it was good. pala held their basketball tournament and monday night we did the traffic safety event along with oakland and san rafael. chief bishop was here from san rafael ptsd. pd and trying to deal with traffic safety. there is something about the search warrant, the location of the hels angels clubhouse a warrant related to aggravated assault that occurred on 14th street where three suspects and hell's angels identifiable wear assaulted a bar person and the person that went to the aid of the bartender. we were able to identify one of the suspects and that suspect was arrested this morning at the clubhouse and other evidence was gathered. there was original report that shots were fired, it was not the case. there was a flash bang that we use. nobody was injured, neither suspect nor police officer. finally next week is a big event here in the city for national law enforcement. the major city chiefs and resource form will be meeting in

bicyclists over 20 percent involving cars are down it was important we have a blast riding in from glen park everyone is safer we stopped another all the stop signs and lights we didn't see anyone texting and driving it's important to do that as we make this the safety city and let's keep going in the same direction (clapping.) thank you, chief. >> i'm not sure why he's so surprised of the ride our other chief partner is our fire department thank you to chief joanne haynes-white and her folks who go rode in today. >> thank you bike coalition the fire department is proud to be part of the bike to work and we're all about the pedestrian safety so thank you for the collaboration a as the chief said all the departments under messing leadership is working together and i want to acknowledge my deputy chief not from the west side but from supervisor jane kim's district is district which and my office on second and townsend i learned a lot i'm usually in a car happy to fully embrace vision zero one more thing if i had to vote on the best bicyclists i vote for carmen chiu (clapping.) and that finally

better for everybody and i look forward to that but this morning was an incredible ride i rode from glen parky neighborhood (clapping) and going down san jose boulevard we're going to get that down redone supervisor wiener because i had to learn what posting was all about we're going to make that sxhoorth asker and some of the people many the cars i see sometimes, i get jealousy i think cars people in them want a better lifestyle and the bike ridership and the walkability of the city my slowing down traffic and making it safer for people on the streets that the quality of life we all wish for in the city and that's why the supervisors and our office is hard working with mta to investment invest and in october we have a huge opportunity the $500 million bond all goes to safer and sufficient streets will you join us in that movement (clapping.) we need efrnlz corporation it's not easy to say yes, it's easier to see no, but we want our city better if there is any accountability reason the best is the reason for the kids they deserve a better city. thank you, everybody happy anniversary and thank

and this charming home in glen park is offered for $2.5 million, but the home doesn't exist. this is a plan. you build it yourself. rent can be crazy too. the small two-bedroom apartment in the castro rents for $6,000 per month. this small studio has a nice view, but it is $12,000 per month. that neax -- that max jonas and joe mass -- jonas want to buy. >> buyers must be ready with a big down payment and possible bidding wars and competition from buyers with all cash offers. >> the recent tech boom is creating a lot of folks who have much more income. >> to put it bluntly you are on fire. >> fire, yeah. the rental rates include housing in every neighborhood in each county. however, a $2600 average? good luck finding that in this market. new rentals run double or triple that amount. i posted this data so you can look up the rent and home prices in your neighborhood or county. go to abc7news.com and look under 7 on your side. >> we are used to our prices here. it shocks people. >> it is beginning to shock me. >> speaking of high numbers let's talk about the thermometer. >> i sa

the sleek home in the glen park neighborhood sold for 600 grand over asking price. >> i make a decenton't ever picture myself buy a house here. >> reporter: and the cringe inducing stats keep coming. >> reporter: supply and demand with most homes in sale are 12% over asking. >> that is a red hot market. >> reporter: signs like this are a rare sight? san francisco. real estate agents tell me if new properties stopped coming on the market, san francisco would run out of homes for sale in just five weeks. there were eight offers on the home, but only one person could win turning san francisco's real estate market into contestant's row making the losing bidders desperate. >> they lost out on eight or nine homes. they put in offers. they have been, you know, they have come in second or third place every time. finally, they reached that point where they were like, this next one, i'm going in, guns blazing. >> reporter: there is an end to the real estate crazy train. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. >> get this, ten years ago, that very same house sold for $200,000. amazing. >> wow. a

and this charming home in glen park is offered for $2.5 million, but the home doesn't exist. this is a plan. you build it yourself. rent can be crazy too. the small two-bedroom apartment in the castro rents for $6,000 per month. this small studio has a nice view, but it is $12,000 per month. that neax -- that max jonas and joe mass -- jonas want to buy. >> buyers must be ready with a big down payment and possible bidding wars and competition from buyers with all cash offers. >> the recent tech boom is creating a lot of folks who have much more income. >> to put it bluntly you are on fire. >> fire, yeah. the rental rates include housing in every neighborhood in each county. however, a $2600 average? good luck finding that in this market. new rentals run double or triple that amount. i posted this data so you can look up the rent and home prices in your neighborhood or county. go to abc7news.com and look under 7 on your side. >> we are used to our prices here. it shocks people. >> it is beginning to shock me. >> speaking of high numbers let's talk about the thermometer. >> i sa

any are headed into san francisco, there are clouds and fog and drizzle. 50 in west portal and glen park through the ferry building, is the warm spot and headed to downtown, 53 and across the golden gate bridge, 53 at crissy field and the temperature at richmond most of us in the low-to-mid 50's and we are 57 in union city and pittsburg and 54 at half moon bay. the temperatures are running the same as yesterday to possibly three degrees warmer in santa rosa because you have cloud cover and yesterday you cannot have that much in the morning. the day planner, clouds, homing at 50's through 7:00 and in the low-to-mid 60's around the coast and 74 inland is where we will see the sunshine quickest and hit 80 at 4:00, and 62 at the coast and mostly in the 60's at 7:00. sue? >>> good morning, everyone, road work will be picked up at 5:00 a.m. so we will head around the bay. going west and east at castro street the richmond-san rafael bridge the slow traffic is approaching. in oakland, eastbound 580, we have road work at san pablo. and the road work in the macarthur maze is clear. the detour is p

through glen park 55. and 49 at petaluma. 48 in american canyon. 49 in santa clara and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 50's. from our roof camera you can see the flags unfurled to the east and that is a stout sea breeze as the low is sitting on top of us right now. it is the core of the cooler air so temperatures are at or below average as a stray shower pops this afternoon. clearing, drying, that is the trend overnight as the low pulls away and high pressure move ms. and a warmer pattern is setting up. we will head to the south where we have 69 in milpitas and 6 in santa cruz, and low 70's elsewhere, and los gatos could be 73 for the warm spot from san mateo to mountain view upper 60's to 70 and low-to-mid 60's loan the coast and mid-60's in downtown and south san francisco and we could be only 58 at bodega bay the cool spot and low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore but through castro valley, 70, and low-to-mid 70's throughout the inland east bay neig

thig and this charming home in glen park is offered for $2.5 million, but the home doesn't exist. build it plan. you build it yourself. rent can be crazy too. the small two-bedroom apartment in the castro rents for $6,000 per month. this small studio has a nice view, but it is $12,000 per month. that neax -- that max jonas and joe mass -- jonas want to buy. >> buyers must be ready with a big down payment and possible bidding wars and competition from buyers with all cash offers. >> the recent tech boom is creating a lot of folks who have much more income. >> to put it bluntly you are on fire. >> fire, yeah. the rental rates include housing in every neighborhood in each county. however, a $2600 average? good luck finding that in this market. new rentals run double or triple that amount. i posted this data so you can look up the rent and home prices in your neighborhood or county. go to abc7news.com and look under 7 on your side. >> we are used to our prices here. it shocks people. >> it is beginning to shock me. >> speaking of high numbers let's talk about the thermometer. >> i san

the most famous case, arrested at san francisco's glen park library last october for running the largestark net market place, silk road. >> and silk road is ba>> yes. u? >> yes. it came back up within like two weeks. >> local police are having a hard time understanding the dark net activity and finding the time. >> law enforcement has so many other things to do that spending that amount of time is difficult. >> a key to making the dark net possible is a program built by the government. the i team came to the naval research laboratory in washington washington, d.c. to meet one of the founders of tor. it stands for the onion router. >> overall it is two steps forward and one step back. but it has been growing steadily. >> in his first television interview he explained that he and two colleagues designed tor for military application. >> suppose somebody is in a hotel somewhere and they need to communicate back to their home base, and they don't necessarily want the local isp to know who they work for. >> 5,000 people around the world volunteered their computers to act as relays in the tor n

the most famous case, arrested at san francisco's glen park library last october for running the largest dark net market place, silk road. >> and silk road is back up? >> yes. it came back up within like two weeks. >> local police are having a hard time understanding the dark net activity and finding the time. >> law enforcement has so many other things to do that spending that amount of time is difficult. >> a key to making the dark net possible is a program built by the government. the i team came to the naval research laboratory in washington washington, d.c. to meet one of the founders of tor. it stands for the onion router. >> overall it is two steps forward and one step back. but it has been growing steadily. >> in his first television interview he explained that he and two colleagues designed tor for military application. >> suppose somebody is in a hotel somewhere and they need to communicate back to their home base, and they don't necessarily want the local isp to know who they work for. >> 5,000 people around the world volunteered their computers to act as relays in the tor net

the sleek home on bosworth in the city's glen park neighborhood sold fore$600,000 over asking price.i make a decent living. i never picture myself buying a house here. >> reporter: the cringe- inducing status keep coming. >> that wasn't the highest offer. >> reporter: it's supply and demand with most homes for sale commanding 12% over asking. >> that's a red-hot market. >> reporter: signs like this are rare in san francisco. real estate agents tell me if new properties stop come on the market, san francisco would run out of homes for sale in five weeks. there were eight offers but only one person wins turning the real estate market turning into contestant row. >> they put in offers, they have been you know -- they have come in second or third place every time and finally they reach that point where they're like, this next one i'm going in guns blazing! >> reporter: he believes there is an end to the real estate crazy train. andria borba, kpix 5. >> the same house was for sale in 2009 for about the same price. it did not sell after 84 days and was taken off the market. >> it nuts. >>>

the california department of parks and recreation's habitat conservation fund to support the development of the creeks to peaks connector trails project in twin peaks and glen canyon park. >> good afternoon, committee members. my name is toni moran. i'm with the san francisco recreation and parks department. the legislation you have before you is an accept and expend retroactively a california state parks habitat conservation fund grant in the amount of $130,679. this grant will fund -- provide funding for the creek to peaks project which will create a trail connection between glen canyon park and twin peaks park. the improvements are on the [speaker not understood] park property. the enhancements are basically the construction of 2700 linear feet of new trails. also, we will be restoring about 22,000 square feet of existing trails and de commissioning 640 square feet of unsafe [speaker not understood] trails which are contributing to soil erosion. we are working with the mta and dpw on creating safe crossings along the new pathways and we will be installing park plantings in the entrance. this particular grant program requires we enter into a deed restrict

we have pictures from glen park, russian hill. i love it. keep them coming. we have a clearing taking place to the north. 50s for some. livermore, 59. some areas showing gusts to 25. i think that's a sign of things to come as the breeze picks up and the clouds start to burn off. they are already taking off fast. i think that will sweep over the entire area. partly sunny. morning fog. giving way to afternoon sunshine. a little breezy but highs 60s or mainly low 70s. here's sal. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving along okay in some areas. the toll plaza, about a 20- minute delay. it's not completely light, especially on 880 if you see the ramp over there coming in from 880 north. it's slow. 880 northbound in oakland. still looking pretty good. no problems northbound or southbound. the drive from downtown over to the hegenberger exit which is the airport exit still at five minutes. i want to mention that northbound 101 is still very slow from about the capitol expressway getting into the south bay on 880 is not too bad. although we've had an earlier c

we built this city from glen park is all showing the fog. a lot of high clouds streaming over us.etty good little low fog bank. it will be cooler today. santa rosa 91 yesterday. we will go 84 today. they are 46 right now. 75 in the city down to 68 today. 87 fremont. 79 today. most locations have a little mix of low clouds or higher clouds. 46 santa rosa. 45 knapp pa airport and out of the 60s all 50s here. sfo is west showing west and also a delta breeze at 17 miles an hour. chicago is 39 and there is snow west of them. you watch the last few frames. right there. i will get out of the way so you can see it. from wheeling all the way back toward rockford and into aurora. snow and heavy torrential rain going right over washington, d.c.. look at the line. that is incredible. we have flood issues there. the bigger issue is the cooler pattern that is in place. 47 up in ukiah. they will continue to tumble and the record highs will start to abate as well. for us the system is punching in and pushing the high out of here. that means temperatures even inland will come down. a little muggy

the sleek home on bosworth in the city's glen park neighborhood sold for over 600 grand over asking priceke a decent living. i don't ever picture myself buying a house here. >>reporter: and the cringe- inducing offers. >> that a red hot market. >>reporter: signs like this are a rare sight in san francisco. real estate agents tell me if new properties stopped coming on the market, san francisco would run out of homes for sale in just five weeks. there were eight offers on the home, but only one person can win. turning san francisco's real estate market into contestants' row on "the price is right," making losing bidders desperate. >> someone who's lost out on 8 or 9 homes, they've put in offers, they've been, you know, they've come in second or third place every time and finally they reach that point where they're, like, this next one i'm going in guns blazing. >>reporter: believes there is an end to the real estate crazy train. in san francisco, andrea borba, kpix 5. >> that same house was for sale in 2009 for about the same price. it didn't sell and after 84 days was taken off the market

looking live in dublin as well, we see emerald glen park looking lovely on this saturday.so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a very good looking forecast for today. >> yeah. comfortably cool for a change. we're getting that free ocean air conditioning this morning. winds onshore. temperatures mostly in the 60s near the coast and some 70s inland around the valley, heading into the evening we'll see the winds picking up a bit. i think they'll get up close to 25 miles per hour time. a bit breezy into the evening and we'll also see high clouds at times drifting from north to south during the day. nothing that's going to bring us showers today, but you'll get two layers of clouds, the patchy low clouds and during the day some of the high clouds too. the all day sea breeze, temperatures in the 50s, should finish the day mostly in the 70s inland, though cooler 60s closer to san francisco and the trend will be even cooler as we wrap up the end of the weekend. full look at those changes in your forecast in few minutes. >> thanks, rob

we're looking live at the rose garden at emerald glen park in dublin and it's a beautiful start to thes sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. nice and cool to start the day and pretty nice for the rest of your plans. >> in fact, we're seeing those temperatures cool thanks to the sea breeze which is reaching solano county and inland towards the tri-valley this morning with areas of low clouds for the morning. as we head towards the afternoon patches of low clouds near the coast and high clouds coming in. temperatures today in the 60s and 70s. and those onshore winds will be picking up as we approach the evening. now the source of the two types of clouds we got the fog on the coast, also some high clouds dropping in from north to south. we'll see that during the day today. so our temperatures outside this morning, you may still need a jacket through about 10:00 or so. we have upper 40s and low 50s outside and as we head into the afternoon, highs in the upper 70s in san jose, east bay temperatures upper 70s to near 80 before things turn cooler as we finish off the weekend, plus a s

their names are engraved alongside 172 others on this memorial on a park on long island, home to many first responders, including glen cline, a new york city police officer who rushed downtown that september morning. >> while we were on our way into manhattan, we were monitoring the special operations division radio. we heard other plefrs down at the -- police officers down at the trade center screaming "stay away from the towers, there's bodies coming out." >> 14 of the new york city police officers who died that day belodged to the elite unit emergency services. in the months that followed, the squad was assigned to the poll varized remains of what is known as "the pile." >> i was down over eight months and spent eight months in the pile, on the pile, under the pile. from start to finish i was there when the last beam was removed. >> cline is 55 and retired. his bungs and esophagus are dammed. are you convinced it was part of the 9/11? >> no doubt. as part of the emergency services we are required to take a medical every year. up until 9/11 my medical records showed my health was flawless, i had nothing wrong with

last year from glen and it is an organization consisting of two neighborhood organizations that invest in the neighborhood and the vote was unanimous they had presentations from rec and park and i was present. they vote was unanimous they were people who were not present and one or two that didn't have an organization but nothing voted begins it. it has a lot of reasons why the central concept was opposed to the problem as a whole. you probably heard that the mri lemon park improvement recently, i think february of march wrote a letter to the mayor of san francisco asking him to remove the mounting davis because the plan is to cut 16 hundred trees. i want them to not spray herbicides there. and you definitely know that san francisco ucsf cancelled pits plan to cut thirty thousand trees and they part of the statement it was the health care organizations health science organization we think that's not right to use herbicides on the reservoirs and san francisco shouldn't use the herbicides which are i think called natural and sorry i'm out of time i have many more things to say thank you very much for listening >> thank you very much. harris >> good morning, commissioners. i

park, kansas is facing more charges. prosecutors adding three charges of attempted murderer. frazier glen cross is in custody under $10 million bond. >>> the judge on the jody arias murder trial is issuing a ban on media coverage and 15 minute delay on live broadcasts. last year she was convicted of murdering her lover but jurors could knot reach a on her sentence. >>> online detective showed the security camera picture of the suspect posing as a nurse to a friend on facebook who then realized it was her neighbor. the police quickly rescued the baby and arrested the woman. jenna: the president wraps up a major speech on foreign policy, news in a part of the world continues to be embroiled in conflict a new travel warning for libya today amid a new military move by the united states. amphibious assault ship is heading for libya just in case our embassy needs to be evacuated because of militia battles plunging that country into political chaos. this comes amid the ongoing controversy over the u.s. responds to the benghazi terror attack nearly two years ago. national security correspondent j

glen stewart is with the predatory research group. >> people can help them during the brief transition period. >> i have no view of her. >> reporter: that's where fletch watch comes in. from the parking garage roof and on city streets they watch. >> we have two on the roof. >> reporter: when a young bird flies they track it. >> that's the first she's flown in her life. >> reporter: if it lands somewhere where it can't take off again, they give glen a call to rescue it and return it to the nest. >> glen's got him. >> we picked up two this year. they would have perished for sure. >> reporter: to be clear this duty is not action packed all the time. there are many hours upon hours when there's nothing a group of humans can do other than watch these birds learn,000 how to b birds. in those times that these people understand why it's they perch up here to watch others nesting up there. >> because i love the birds. >> good news so far. there were four chicks in the nest. all four were still flying. doesn't mean they are completely out of woods but they got them to this stage safely. >> i had no idea that existed. thanks. >>> it's great bird flying weather out here. fog free conditions. aga

park in caroline county and headed north. they had a pre-designated landing zone. a field off of luther glen road.e descent, it contacted with the power line. it sparked a fire with the hot air balloon. the fire spread quickly. the pilot of the hot air balloon, based on witness accounts and other pilots on the ground, taking the necessary steps to open up the top of the balloon, which is the standard procedure because the added heat and intensity of the fire will make the balloon rise faster. he was taking every effort he could to manage the situation and extinguish the fire. the witnesses heard an explosion and after that, the basket and the balloon actually separated. we are still in the process and we spent all night searching for the wreckage of the basket, the balloon. it was just before midnight that we were able to locate one of the occupants. one of the three occupants in the balloon. the remains have been transported to the office of the chief medical examiner in richmond for identification. we know who was on, the passengers and pilot. we have been in contact with their families overnigh