people need to be able to get from city college to glen park, to randall and chenery. and i really think that removal of three parking spots should not be an impact that should be considered at all in this issue. thank you. >> chairman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> chris spouse, henry hartville. >> good afternoon, chris spouse. i do a lot of things in the neighborhood. i see a lot. i'm representing northern glen park and southern millie valley. look, i didn't want to come here today. we've said our piece already. but what i saw in social media, and now employing joe back there to vilify my neighbors and this board for simply standing up for process, for people who are standing up and saying -- this is what they're saying, but this is not what's happening. so this whole process that adrian explained -- i like adrian, he is a nice guy, but he is just wrong. i am on all these boards. i am very much in tune with the neighborhood. i had no idea this was going on randall because i would have been to every single meeting. that street is a nightmare. there is n

. >> i'm on the board of the glen park association but speaking on behalf of myself today. my husband and i bought our house to live a transit light and we thought it would be good to raise our daughter in a more diverse community and in the 10 years since then the affordable problem has gotten worse and friends can't afford to buy a home in glen park and my sister left for school and can't afford to move back and houses on the street are selling for $7 million. glen park is exclusive but not where i do the -- chose to raise my daughter and three and four-plexes aren't allowed. developers buy property and build them as most valuable as they can and what's legally allowed in glen park is a giant single-family house. rather than the two to four normal sized condos affordable to more families to live more families live near transit it's hard to find other parts of america, san francisco's one of the few places that lets you live a car-light lifestyle and your kids can get around without being driven. i'm a librarian of u.c. berkeley and young professionals can't afford to live

i urge you to let this project and all of the glen park stations move ahead in glen park and everywhere else in the city. thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you very much. next speaker. >> kyle peacock followed by lisa fisher, and then alec garson. he is the last person to turn in a public speaker card. >> i am kyle peacock, with a residence on third and fulsom. i came out here at the last meeting, when we were talking about the third treatmenstreet improvements that were passed. i want to remind you about the conversation about improving bike stations. and the ap improvements foimprovements --since it seemee was a decent amount of interest in what that would look like as a project, i'm asking the board to order a study of what the options would look like for a one-way bike lane or a two-way bike lane down the length of third street north of the bridge. thank you. >> chairman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> lisa fisher, followed by alex garson. >> i'm actually also city staff, part of your climate resilience team, but i'd like to be clear i'm here at my own time beca

sky 7 was over the lot today, located in the city's glen park neighborhood that price is more than the median price of a single-family home in the city. more now from abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez. >> three years ago, this empty lot in glen park sold for $950,000. since then, the price has doubled. asking price, $1.85 million. >> it seems like a lot of money, but when it's all said and done, a 4,000-square-foot house that's really close to restaurants, you can walk around the corner and go to a french restaurant, a sushi restaurant, it's a great little spot. >> real estate agents like pete branagan jokingly call this area the tip of silicon valley. the bart station and the entrance to interstate 280 are just two blocks away. and those company buses stop here all the time. >> this is a rendering here. >> but the main selling point are the site plans that already exist. the owner of the property, whose an architect, spent the last three years going through the approval process. here is a rendering of what could be built. a 4,000-square-foot home with four bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathroo

i have a stepdaughter, she is here and she goes to glen park elementary school. her dance teacher would be cut, her arts -- visual arts would be cut, my girlfriend is a kindergarten teacher of bilingual kindergarten at glen park. the relief that she gets, and the exposure that her children get coming from these countries, el salvador, honduras, they have a chance to have an artistic art -- outlet and it would be taken away from them if this was to be cut. so i know that in recent years, the school district has talked a lot about equity, and i would like you to reevaluate what your actions are against your rhetoric. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, my name is georgia. happy birthday to dr. matthews. i have to say that i am concerned about the proposal here on board, more than anything because we know how important it is to implement the impact of administrating a program and how important implementation is to the success of a particular program. the arts programs are no different in that way. we have a finite amount of money in the budget that is coming in,

in glen park, kpix5. >> that house will be brand- new.e construction process themselves. >>> a new development built in downtown san jose has already landed dozens of buyers. is called sb 78. of it 78 units, 28 have been sold and they're not even finished. the tech titans are moving into the area and there's a new downtown office tower and google has proposed a transit oriented village. the home start just under $960,000. >>> chick-fil-a tries to put a new restaurant in concorde. they are recommending that council members reject rezoning. they want to develop a restaurant at 1400 willow pass road. the company likes the site is as close to the highway. chick-fil-a needs permission for a drive-through window. concorde officials are rejecting siding negative impact on traffic and economic development in a busy area. they will take up the issue on tuesday night. >>> the hemi avocado corporation is recalling avocados in six states because of potential contamination from my stereo. it includes california, florida, north carolina and wisconsin.

there is a glen park survey that's currently underway, and there's north bay survey underway. supervisor peskin issued the letter. miss lavalle didn't mention it, but as long as we have arches up and running, we're able to give direct benefit. hopefully through collaborations we will generate some efficiencies, as well. >> thank you. commissioner pearlman? >> yeah. in reference to that, mr. frye, you know, i'm just wondering in reference to staffing -- you know, wie just heard about staffing levels, and they can't change now, and now we're faced with some urgency issues. i appreciate that neighborhood groups will help do the work of a number of those hours, but is there any way within the department that, you know, you can shift within the department and say well, you know, i know this is the biggest urgency today, and you know, we're going to fight this fire now so we can get one more staff person or two more staff persons in that two or three-year period to get it done? i don't know how -- >> commissioners, it's a great question. i do want to point out that we did shift some

the first thing he did when he moved around to glen park is walk around the businesses and ask if he can give them a free energy audit and how to improve their energy conservation and also it would be economically beneficial which is the other way you have to think about it sometimes. every time we moved into a new space he'd walk around and knock on the walls and figure out where we'll insulate it and how and plug in a power strip or put adapters on the water faucets and showers to turn water off so you wouldn't waste and if you wouldn't do it, he would do it and i bet i have a show of fans of who might have had the lights turned off on them while they were still in the room. i think we had something on refrigerator on that, a cartoon at one point. anyway, we're left with great memories of things we worked and built together as a family. we called it family time. they didn't realize at the time it wasn't the most common kind of family time but he had such positivity and enthusiasm we were doing something great for the earth and even if sometimes it looked like the clampet's house be

. >> the latest examples an empty lot in the glen park neighborhood. the price -- here is abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez. >> reporter: three years ago this lot sold for $950,000. since then the price has doubled. asking price, $1.85 million. >> two blocks away is b.a.r.t. and also 280 freeway and jump on the freeway and if you want to go south to silicon valley, you're right there. >> reporter: and just around the corner are the neighborhood shops and restaurants. >> it is a great spot. >> reporter: real estate agents like pete jokingly call this area the tip of silicon valley. >> this is a rendering here. >> reporter: but the main selling point are the site plans that already exist. the owner of the property who is an architect spent the last three years going through the approval process. here is a rendering of what could be built. a 4,000 square foot home with four bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms. >> if you had an approved site plan set, i would think that is making the property more valuable. >> reporter: the median price for a single-family home

and these are modeled after best practices that the recreation and parks department has used in glen canyon park and then also the golden gate national recreation area, where there's a need to have a material that's easily maintained by hand. and then basically used for just the areas where you would have a more rustic trail environment. and those are shown here in magenta on the island. they pair with a number of other pedestrian types, the pathway types, concrete, asphalt walkways that link the island together. so that's the overview of the walkways and paving materials in consideration for phase 1. thank you. >> well, thank you so much for your presentation, wonderful presentation. this walkway is very important to the overall maintenance of the park. and if i would think most of the bulk of the cost will be earmarked and glad you are with us when we actually -- some of us were out of san francisco to new york to present. and, we saw the creativities of the landscape architects. this is very, very comforting. in particular i know that you're listening to what we're talking about he

. >> yesterday, a tree brought down wires outside of glen echo park. and itay stay blocked.s between goldsboro roadhe and turnaround. george washington parkway, anacostia the 11th street bridge, blocking the right lane. the volume is heating up a little bit. 95 is good between the beltways. manassas, broad run station, piper way is not the way to get there. that is flooded out. that's the latest frohe wtop traffic center. back to you. >>> it's a maryland road that's claimed dozens of lives over the years. justin finch is on the road. what can you tell us about this new init>>tive? eporter: over the years, there's been calls for more patrols and cameras. none of the options are off of the table. how about drivers start making changes, too. they are calling it #driving it home campaign. driver distractions, drunk driving, speeding and aggressive driving, too. the hope is to avoid scenes like this. a man killed in a three-car crash. he was among five people killed last year, along route mo210. than 60 have died along this stretch in the past decade or so here on 210. c e back o

moderate to heavy rainfall pushing across the bay area, pouring from santa rosa, rohnert park, petaluma, glen ellen, marinwood, san rafael, mill valley, sausalito, richmond/san rafael bridge, as well as over the golden gate into san francisco. across the bay bridge, you saw that on gianna's live traffic camera, east bay, berkeley, oakland, alameda, san leandro, moderate to heavy rainfall pushing through across the peninsula, san bruno, san mateo, redwood city, palo alto, as well as hayward and fremont. so it is a wet and rainy start to the day. and a wet ocean beach cam. our cliff house camera. with temperatures running in the 40s and in the 50s this morning. so here's what you can expect. rain moving in this morning. we have a second round this afternoon with widespread rain. and a dry and sunny weekend ahead. so perfect timing for our weekend. we get this rain over with today. so here's that low pressure system and that's bringing a front our way a cold front bringing a round of rain. this is futurecast at 8 a.m. you can see that rain for the bay area. there we go with the second round for

because they are along roads, sidewalks, and trails in the canyon, and most of the trees in glen canyon are in the park, but dozens of trees were also recommended for removal west of o'shaughnessy boulevard in district seven and on the soda property, which belongs to the unified school district. trees are still there. additional trees were recommended for pruning. the trees haven't been pruned. sensitive city took over all the management for the street trees, we should do the same for the trees in our open spaces, and if you can find the funds and resources to help wreck and park mainly to manage these trees, that would be really good for the environment where neighbors have already explained our concerns for reducing the potential for catastrophic wildfire in the canyon, and within the past year, a tree along o'shaughnessy, not 25 feet from me when i was standing there just dropped a heavy branch and then the following month, a tree right next to the trail england canyon -- >> thank you. next speaker kick. >> hello. i am a resident of north beach place. i am in district three, and i am directing mr. p

glens, knowing the golden eagle is thriving. lbs the chief executive of the cairngorms national park authority, thank you forjoining us and let'se a success. louise lear has the weather. this was first thing this morning, the best of the sunshine further north. we have a weak weather front slipping steadily itself and the cloud so that the m4 corridor was for some drizzle. sunny spells elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the finalfor elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the final for scotland and feeling cooler than lately, highest values of nine to 13. 0vernight we continue to see the cloud producing a few showers, clearer skies temperature is too full a way to low single figures, more persistent showery rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland. we will see some wetter weather pushing across scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground, that will move through the borders to the north of england on sunday. elsewhere we keep some sunny spells, highest temperatures seven to 30 degrees. take care. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: american—backed kurdish forces claim they have captured i

them in the air when you're in the hills, the forest and glens and being able to know that the golden eagle is thriving within the national parkt looks very springlike and feels it but will it last? there will be a lot of dry weather in the week ahead. we have high pressure which will keep it settled for many but in the north—west of scotland, perhaps where those eagles are, a blustery day, plenty of showers on the radar and if you have been sneaking into the central belt of southern scotland and northern ireland. one of two showers to be expected. very windy, we have seen it up to 60 mph across shetland in recent hours but further south, a lot of dry weather, some sunshine but then quite cloudy but right in the south of england. a mixture of conditions out and about in the next few hours. overnight tonight, the winds will background to become a south—westerly bringing plenty of showers. elsewhere, the temperature is drifting down and it will turn out to be a chilly night with clearing skies, one or 2 degrees in towns and cities and cold enough for some frost to start the day in the country. tomorrow, better for england and wa

park. >>> storm ranger mobile doppler radar shows rainfall is back. it's going to keep heavier rain in concord over the next 40 minutes. we'let whas left rain over the next seven-days. p willow glen community. be on the lookout for someone ow glen community. c be on the lookout for someone shooting at cars with a pellet gun or some sort of weapon. one woman says it was a close call for her and her boyfriend. damian trujillo has that story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the incident happened here on thursday, just after 6:00 on minnesota avenue. and the belief is, it's happened more than once. karina mitchell walked around her car this morning looking at the damage. >> i was like holy crap. this is not a rock. this is like something much harder, much deeper. >> reporter: karina and her boyfriend were driving westbound on minnesota avenue when they heard a pop. when they got home, the couple realized they may have been struck by a pellet gun. >> if it had jave gotten soon other people started replying that it's happened to them as well. >> i'm not too pleased with that. a while back i had the same incident, and i think i got shot as well, one of my front windows was

park. both clubs looking to move further away from trouble, in the bottom half of the premier league. there was a late change for brighton, with striker glen warm up, and he has scored the opening goal. brighton still lead 1—0. 38 minutes gone. england women beat india by one run in their third and final t20 international. england started well, reaching 50 without loss, but five quick wickets, including natalie sciver out for a duck followed danielle wyatt‘s dismissal that started the collapse, finishing 119—6. indian must have thought they were going to do it. india needed three runs off the last six balls, but kate cross took two wickets to give england the win. this week on the bbc, we‘ve been hearing from our young reporters. today it‘s the turn of salma. she plays for brentford women‘s fc, and wants to inspire young girls like her to get into sport. this is her story. when i was growing up, watching the tv and watching football games, i'd never see anyone that was like me. i wanted to change that — i wanted to be that person. i'm a 16—year—old black, muslim female footballer, and i felt like my story needed to be heard. if you ask any

. >>> in willow glen, someone is shooting at cars with a pellet gun or some sort of weapon. one woman was driving by when updates at oracle park. >> if it had just been a few, a second earlier, it would have hit him or that driver window, and he would have gotten injured, no matter what. and then the possibility of him swerving because he's scared or got freaked out. >> the couple told their story on facebook and soon other people started replying that it's happened to them as well. police say victims need to call 911 immediately so they can go out and investigate. >>> we like the house in hillsborough just the way it is. that's what homeowners say. the house off 280, hillsboro announced a lawsuit against the homeowner, calling her outdoor decor a public nuisance. >>> a legendary musician is coming out of retirement to headline this year's outside lands music festival in san francisco. he doesn't want to be paid for it. paul simon will close out the festival on august 11th at golden gate park. simon retired from touring last year. this is his first time to outside lands. he says he likes how the music is preserving golden gate

park at ft. mason. doors open at 11:00. >>> in the south bay there's growing concern after someone shot at a car in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. it happened near west alma avenue and belmont way. amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: the drive from this texaco on west alma just before minnesota avenue to ryan la fountain's willow glen home shouldn't take more than a few minutes, moments that turned dangerous thursday afternoon. >> as soon as it hit the car, it was very loud, obvious that we had been hit by something. >> reporter: he was behind the wheel, his girlfriend in the passenger seat when the acura mdx was hit. whatever struck the vehicle left this bullet hole behind. >> it could have been a pellet gun. some people said a small firearm. so it's not fun to think about that. >> my husband thought maybe it was a .22 caliber bullet. >> reporter: teresa didn't want to go on camera, but after seeing the damage done to her son's car, she fears for the safety of others. located along the same stretch of road are homes, businesses and a brand new preschool. >> so imagine all the parents picking kids up

park at ft. mason. doors open at 11:00. >>> in the south bay there's growing concern after someone shot at a car in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. it happened near west alma avenue and belmont way. amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: the drive from this texaco just before minnesota avenue to a willow glen home shouldn't take more than a few minutes. moments that turned dangerous thursday afternoon. >> as soon as it hit the car, it was very loud, obvious that we had been hit by something. >> reporter: he was behind the wheel, his girlfriend in the passenger seat when the acura mdx was hit. whatever struck the vehicle left this bullet hole behind. >> it could have been a pelt gun. some people said a small firearm. >> my husband thought maybe it was a .22 caliber bullet. >> reporter: teresa didn't want to go on camera, but after seeing the damage done to her son's car, she fears for the safety of others. located along the same stretch of road are homes, businesses and a brand new preschool. >> so imagine all the parents picking kids up with their windows rolled down on a hot day and that happening. >> re

parking lot's inner circle. we've posted about each person's case on our website as well as an interactive gallery, check it out at nbcbayarea.com. >>> who is shooting at cars in san jose's willow glenommunity? that's what neighbors want to know as several people have said they've been victims. our damian trujillo has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: it happened on thursday here on minnesota avenue, just after 6:00 near highway 87. and because it happened on thursday and was reported friday, police say that makes investigating it a little more difficult. karina mitchell first thought it wasn't too big of a deal. >> we heard it hit, thought it was a rock, because we've had rocks on our car before. but it was super, super loud and like nothing we've heard before. >> reporter: karina and her boyfriend were driving westbound on minnesota avenue when she says they heard a pop. when they got home, the couple realized they may have been struck by a pellet gun. >> if it had been a second earlier, it would have hit him, or the driver window, and he would have gotten injured no matter what. and then the possibility of him swerving because he was scared or freaked out. >

park. one hopes. thanks to you, mike viqueira from the white house. >>> and with me, former district attorney in new york, glenal prosecutor and analyst and real clear politics associate editor and columnist. glen, start with you. what would happen. it those who received congressional letters actually failed to send the documents to the committee? >> take it one step at a time and it won't surprise me, kendis, if this now becomes a game of delay and seeing oulg t how long the administration can rum out the clock. seems the house lost a full two years of oversight, because when the house was in republican control, they seemed to be determined to give the president and the administration top cover rather than actually performing actual oversight. so i think now it's going to be a game of the house trying to get the documents it needs to actually dig in to what's been going on inside this administration, and the administration pushing back by delaying as long as it can. >> and talk about the congressional action right now, because if congress finds evidence that the president actually obstructed justice, corrupte