. >> our project is in the hayes valley district. all aspects of our planning have occurred within the guidelines of the market wind. we have spent two years working with the community on this project. we have had extensive conversations and meetings with artists and musicians come up with the height valley neighborhood association, and his fellow a neighborhood association, and community members, as well as other constituents within our jazz community. the design of this project does reflect the goals and input of the community we are seeing today. it also reflects the specific needs of our educational program and what we intend to do. we have received great support from the community and look forward to being great neighborhood citizens. i would like at this point to introduce mr. cabanero, the architect of our project. he will have some more words. >> thank you very much. and you very much. i am really honored to be here today. i appreciate the opportunity to speak briefly to the project. there we go. we see this as an extraordina

we took this best practice from on hayes will valley. we have people in our neighborhood with their support, care and love are not coming through the door of light. and getting away from their criminal activity. when there's an arrest and there are repeat offenders. we have the officers tell us the arrest number when they arrest the person. then we hand over letters they are called stay away order letters. they are letters from the community, all of us. we are the ones that have to do all of this. that's an important message. we write letters to the judges saying that we would like this person this individual to be not be able to come back in our neighborhood. just because that disconnects them their community as far as the criminal community. the da hands the letters to the judges and the judges read the letters and realize it's a

kraig debro is in hayes valley, which is one of the neighborhoods. probablyoing to make a lot of people a little upset as well though. >> reporter: this is the first neighborhood actually. eventually 5100 meters. it is expected to effect how much money the city gets. the first meters will be installed here later. this is a picture of one of those, it is said to be more user-friendly because it accepts coins, debit and credit cards and the prepaid parking cards but they are also supposed to reduce congestion around the city. drivers will be able to track realtime parking open spots on- line with smart phone ans starting next year. electronic signs will also

hundred 90 new leaders are replacing old ones and hayes valley as part of a two-year pilot program called park south. but it's all said and done more than 5,000 m will be up and running in the city. if the program which is funded by federal stimulus when he will study the frequency and use of spaces. the sensors in the center hall. the idea is a parking space and more congested part of town will cost more where the rates they go up for big event here the meters will make it easier for drivers to pay for parking by using coins, debit card, credit card or parking cars. another advantage of becoming early next year real-time data will be available for drivers to find an empty space. the bill to check if there's a space nearby by dialing 51 or check in the internet. officials say it is michael smart phones will be added so anyone can check for empty spaces on the phone. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> coming up in what 5:00 this evening will show you were those

staff, to follow up on hayes valley and mr. haas' comment on traffic, pedestrian traffic especially, i didn't find in the mitigation monitoring report and the evaluations that went into it -- or that led up to it -- anything dealing with pedestrian traffic and potential traffic hazards. and i'm wondering why, with a capacity of 800, why there isn't something in here with respect to sidewalks. i know the architect very generously has set back the first floor a bit so that there is actually more pedestrian and sidewalk room, but on the other hand, there isn't, i don't think, any mitigation addressing ball mounts or those types of things. can we add that, or how can we address that issue? >> thank you, commissioner. you are correct that there is no specific allow yanses for see quafment they did not find any impact in regards to transportation. so it wouldn't be strictly a mitigation, per se. but if you so desire, you can add as a condition of approval a request that staff and project sponsor work with m.t.a. to look at the additi

ago, we had a presentation that was brought to was for alternative uses on the parcels, and the hayes valley farm and other projects were represented. all of them were very, very enthusiastically received at the first meeting, and as you can well imagine, the first two that have come have been a great boon to the neighborhood. we stayed in touch with doug and followed his progress as well as the most complicated in some ways. it has attracted incredible of enthusiasm and interest in the neighborhood. so we're here to very, very enthusiastically support, you know, we just feel it is consistent with everything we stand for, using the land, being creative, embracing newness, so we are really excited to have this. as douglas mentioned, he has been to us three times now, and he has given us all of the updates. the timing of this is especially good. and as you know, this is finally coming to pass, as well. this is for the engagement of the alley, and in closing, we have a letter we want to read to you from the association. dear supervisors. we are offering our complete support of this project. the

we meet each month to discuss public safety issues in the hayes valley western edition. hey, crime is down. hey, we're having a real quiet summer. why? community policing and foot patrols. if thrurp on may 27 at the meeting with 150 people, where the police department said that, community policing and foot patrols. you know, if you want to see about foot patrols, you should have been at the carnival last friday. that's the hayward playground, 600 kids running around having a great time and all going up to the police and shaking their hands because they know them. five years from now maybe they will be running around doing something else with the police. you know, you talk about staffing. dealt with, but the relationships that have been built and support between police officers and scheduling providers, 8 organizations that have supported this, we have sen this in the neighborhood where things happen, and the police can call people and we need you to resolve this issue. last week some things have happened, and i was asking how we build up these partnerships. i have concer

>> there is a neighborhood organization that encomp uses that area the hayes valley neighborhood association which i am a member of. and they have been supportive. something they plugged into immediately because it's in the market/octavia plan. it's identifiable on their agenda for years. >> you would think but that's not what they do. it's about the neighborhood. all about the neighborhood it would be great if we could use their, say, we will have a work party day every third saturday of the month. >> may be the organizations are about cy

ktvu's david stevenson has our report. >> reporter: hayes valley form opened in january on what oncemped to san san francisco demolished california's freeway. there were plans to add additional colonies. but police are now investigatinging the crime. karen peterose this morning conducted an autopsy on her beehives. swing entered the farm and sprayed pesticides to. >> i know there's only one person that has the mentioned san joe se innocence kept e the president wait for them -- -- sales proceeds were said to help fund the project. farm managers are talking now about guarding new colonies with motion detectors. >> now we take care of the contaminated commitment. we take it and reside here and beside, where will he take many more hives. about 100 people in the city keep bee come knees in their backyard. and say the culprit could be charged with a felony. in san tpraep ciscoe, david steventon ktvuj today seeking a ban on a pesticide. the chemical is brought the state. the lawsuit is a result of a 2007 petition in which the natural resources detpeps counsel sill and pesticide. >>> vector

ktvu's david stevenson has our report. >> reporter: hayes valley form opened in january on what oncee ramped to san san francisco demolished california's freeway. there were plans to add additional colonies. but police are now investigatinging the crime. karen peterose this morning conducted an autopsy on her beehives. swing entered the farm and sprayed pesticides to. >> i know there's only one person that has the mentioned san joe se innocence kept e the president wait for them -- -- sales proceeds were said to help fund the project. farm managers are talking now about guarding new colonies with motion detectors. >> now we take care of the contaminated commitment. we take it and reside here and beside, where will he take many more hives. about 100 people in the city keep bee come knees in their backyard. and say the culprit could be charged with a felony. in san tpraep ciscoe, david steventon ktvuj today seeking a ban on a pesticide. the chemical is brought the state. the lawsuit is a result of a 2007 petition in which the natural resources detpeps counsel sill and pesticide. >>> ve

beginning today the first of 5100 meters will start being installed in hayes valley this morning. this is what future parking in san francisco could look like. these are the metering going in. they accept coins, debit and credit cards but the main feature is congestion pricing. right now it costs between $2.50 and three dollars per hour to park on the street in san francisco. it could range from 50 cents to $18 an hour, that is probably with a special event. the busier the street is the more you pay to park. administrators say they won't be wild swings in the cost depending on congestion, change won't be higher than 50 cents an hour. coming up we will take a look at another feature of the program that will help street parkers avoid driving around the block to throbbing for parking spaces. reporting live from san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 80 oakland police officers could soon get their jobs back thanks to a agreement between union and city leaders but it comes with a hefty price tag for homeowners. tara moriarty joins us from the police station with the detail

the first of 190 meters will be installed here in hayes valley later this morning.s is a picture of one of the meters. it's sbe more user- friendly because it accepts coins and den bit cards and eventually the city's prepaid parking cards. but meters are also supposed to reduce congestion. one person we spoke with said that's one reason she doesn't even drive. >> i think it makes sense. this area can get rae yesterday busy -- can get really busy. i was down here yesterday. >> reporter: electronic signs will direct drivers to open spots. in order to do that, the city is going to install 8,000 wireless sensors underneath the treat and these will keep track of how long a vehicle is parked in one. >> i think it's pretty good, yes. the only thing is, you know, worrying about personal information getting out. but that's always a concern. >> reporter: it's called sf park. it's a two-year pilot program that cost $24 million. about 20 million of that is gonna be -- is gonna be picked up by the federal government. right now it can cost up to $3 an hour to park in the city. yo

robert lyles is at hayes valley farm in san francisco, where thousands of honeybees were exterminated. robert. >> reporter: dana, thousands is right. now, you have heard of colony collapse. that's the sudden and mysterious death of hives of bees. well, right here in the middle of san francisco, there's also been the death of thousands of honeybees. as a matter of fact, if we take a look at this right now, that was once a three-story hive colony. it is now completely decimated. mounds of bees still remain on the outside. want a sense of just how many bees they have collected here? in this bag is tens of thousands of honeybees. this weighs about 25 pounds. now, you're about to see that what happened here is certainly not a mystery. the mystery right now is, who is the poisonous perpetrator? >> it is certainly a killing and it was criminal. >> reporter: she is not mincing words. she discovered thousands of her honeybees fumigated to death two days ago. >> someone sprayed pesticide into these ventilation holes here and on the front. and into the entrance. and the bees died, the ones that

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, san francisco transportation officials are set to unveil 190 new high-tech parking meters in hayes valley price tag will depend on location and demand, voluntary vary 50 cents to $6 an hour. it's a test of how pricing affects drivers' parking choices. >> it's location, location, location. >> i haven't found too many reports of drizzle but the location would be in the higher elevations. temperatures is the big story and 57-minute flight arrival delay. temperatures this afternoon, quite a spread, 58 at half moon bay, to low to mid-60s along with san francisco and san rafael and oakland. upper 60s around santa rosa and san mateo and low to mid-70s and even 80 around the antioch. more cooler than average afternoon temperatures tomorrow and warming up close to average by friday and holding through the weekend. >>> mere here a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. traffic is recovering from an earlier accident. there are about five minute delays. southbound 242 is still heavy. northbound 880 at maury, you'll find some yellow traffic flow under 40 miles an hour in some spots in both directions near

weekends and weekday evenings. >> san francisco's rolling out new high-tech parking meters in hayes valleyoday. this is the follow-up it to the story we've been telling you about since last month. the city will turn on 200 meters on hayes street and the civic center area. hourly rates are based on demand for particularly spots. the cost could be a quarter or up to $4 an hour. the new meters will start showing up in several other neighborhoods over the next few months. >> although you'll feel like when you drive up it goes up to $4 automatically. >> not that good of a spot. come on. >> there comes money bags, mike. >> southbound 680, geary read, reports of two separate accidents. chp hasn't heard whether the lanes are open. folks trying to clear both incidents. another incident southbound 242 in the slowing. a problem through concord and walnut creek. you can take hambrough over to pleasant hill. livermore, also a change. locker travel time. 21 minutes out of the altamont pass. pleasanton moving smoothly as well as 680 south to se nounol. volume heading southbound, picking up. close to the

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this year crews began removing the heads off existing meters and installing 190 smart meters in hayes valley. in addition to accepting change, the new meters accept debit and credit cards and eventually prepaid parking cards. >> i think it definitely needs to be easier than carrying change around with you all of the time. there's probably better uses for funds and doing street improvements and cell phone applications. >> reporter: the new meters can also be adjusted to charge what the market demands. for instance, if there is a giants' game at at&t park, a space could cost up to $18 an hour. but those same spaces could cost $7.50 an hour if no one is around. >> i know i'm an app junkie, so that sounds good to me. >> reporter: according to a person supervising today's installation, 8,000 electric sensors are already embedded in the asphalt. they will interfate with cell phone apps and will direct drivers to open spaces, eliminating the need to drive around the block a few times. >> i think it's a great idea and the city only has so much room. >> now, according to san francisco, sf park, of th

chair maxwell: that's why i was thinking about that pop-up like in hayes valley. a little pop-up here and a pop-up there. >> we would love to facility -- facilitate more retail. i want to make sure i'm not over-stepping myself. i think the housing authority and we would love to have as much retail as we can. our biggest challenge is trying to determine how much retail we can attract. one of our big efforts now is improving our partnership with the school district. we all are very aligned at the 10,000-foot level. the plan and efforts on closing the achievement gap is so deeply connected to what we are trying to do, the idea of doing joint use, the idea of trying to invest in a gym together or community garden together, the deputy superintendent, the principal, everyone, has been incredibly enthusiastic, and we have been trying to do out-reach i think the next step is trying to figure out how it occurs. again, the interagency council is one of the places we would do this because we have so much happening with clips, with the promise -- promised neighborhood applica

kraig debro is in hayes valley, which is one of the neighborhoods. probablyoing to make a lot of people a little upset as well though. >> reporter: this is the first neighborhood actually. eventually 5100 meters. it is expected to effect how much money the city gets. the first meters will be installed here later. this is a picture of one of those, it is said to be more user-friendly because it accepts coins, debit and credit cards and the prepaid parking cards but they are also supposed to reduce congestion around the city. drivers will be able to track realtime parking open spots on- line with smart phone ans starting next year. electronic signs will also direct drivers to open spots. now how are they going to do that? they are going to put up to 8000 censors underneath the street here, yiewshed net the asphalt and they will keep track of how long a vehicle is parked in a spot. the first ott 5100 meters will go into the cob create starting at 10:30 this morning. right now it cab cost up to three dollars an hour to park on the city street, when the p

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someone entered hayes valley farms and sprayed pesticides inside the ventilation of three hives. >> i understand that there is one person in the neighborhood and only one who has expressed any negative sentiments about honey bees being on the property. >> they increase the fertility by pollinating, so we have more fruit, more abundance. but they also provide honey for us. >> reporter: sales proceeds from the upcoming honey harvest were set to help fund the project. farm managers are talking now about garden new colonies with security cameras or motion detectors. the killings here come after a record number of honey beehives have collapsed in california and around the nation. san francisco police are investigating this as malicious vandalism. david stevenson. >>> the death toll from a greyhound bus accident now stands at six. with at least 21 others injured, several critically. it happened this morning on highway 99 near downtown fresno. the bus was headed from los angeles to sacramento with 32 people on board. the bus hit an overturned suv that was blocking two lanes of the freeway. >

>> there is a neighborhood organization that encomp uses that area the hayes valley neighborhood association which i am a member of. and they have been supportive. something they plugged into immediately because it's in the market/octavia plan. it's identifiable on their agenda for years. >> you would think but that's not what they do. it's about the neighborhood. all about the neighborhood it would be great if we could use their, say, we will have a work party day every third saturday of the month. >> may be the organizations are about policy and discussions and not or land use issues. you had your hand up. [inaudible]. >> right. >> i don't think you necessarily need a master plan. i would say he will give you a technical idea. >> september 21st is parking day. yes. >> take you know go to home depot and get turf on the place and show people want it would be like. >> it's establishing the conversation to figure out who the players are because typically what we see in the projects -- we do repeat funding we have done repeat fundings of street trees. some neighborhoods started small and came o

it's for the thousands of honey bees killed in a pesticide attack last week at the hayes valley farm.early 200,000 bees died when someone sprayed the pesticide right into the side of at least two hives. police haven't raised any arrest yet. it will host bee education classes and also keep a close eye on the hives to prevent future attacks. >>> ten minutes before 8:00. two big names are now part of the hall-of-fame. >>> we'll continue to follow the latest developments on this morning's breaking story of a kidnapping of a young girl from a richmond gas station. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ dad, sometimes i feel like we're dwe are different, son

. >>> almost 200 new meters are being installed in hayes valley. eventually 5,000 of them will be placed around the city. in addition to coins, the meters also accept debit and credit cards. and starting next year, wireless sensors in the streets will determine whether a parking spot is vacant and the fee will fluctuate based on demand. for example if there's a special event in the area or based on the time of day. >>> these are good times for whale watchers after the bay area coast. huge numbers of big whales are being reported. while the whales are stirring a lot of attention, they are also stirring a lot of concern. so much so, that officials are asking boaters here in the bay area to be extra caution. ken wayne is here to explain. >> reporter: that warning to boaters was issued after a young hump back whale was found dead floating about a mile north. the concern was that the whale was hit by a boat, the concern is that it could happen again. this video was taken saturday from a science vessel. the water was so thick with hump back whales that t

analysis and work with analysis, we were looking to do it at a density that is typical in areas like hayes valley, to the early in our health these neighborhoods. so this is just a brief illustration of what we at the outset thought about capacity and potential. craig is going to talk to more about how the community process of lettuce to understand what really is a comfortable amount of new housing to occur on these sites. this is a simplistic analysis that we are doing at the beginning. boppin this is potentially a site that would move forward in the near term. this is off of geary, and we of the developer here to talk about that if there are questions. piper there was a list of principles, how we started the topic. first and foremost on everyone's mind was insuring no loss of public housing. then go before the housing authority commission, and i think korea been very successful -- and i think we have been very successful. i think there is lots of room to improve, but the outcomes that we have to date, and the direction we feel the we're going, i think a very exciting. we will talk more about th

i went to community meetings in the mission and hayes valley and even though i couldn't get my neighborhood rolling as fast as i wanted to and i'm an impatient person i went to the other community groups that were already organized and the movers and the shakers and i got involved with them and said what can i take here? i started small like what could we do that would be positive that would get people excited. i did this event for safe pass on the streets with the kids. i thought, may be i will write a grant for mayor's office of we decide of community criminal justice. and we got it. and we were like. oh , we get to educate the community members. i thought. how about the challenge grant. we got it. you have to toss in the deep end and swim. you have to do that and set our goals then and be realistic. it hasn't been easy. we have a web server. that was a big one. when we did the neighborhood cleanups and events we got web server. now anything that happens there are one or 2 on the block part of the web server you set it up on google group. say a couple of people are on that when we have an

drinkers but the residents and the business owners and anybody else who happens to wander through hayes valley and feels there and discovers this special space that's accessible to all. the meaning with community members was you know it's one thing i never liked to do. you meet with people and faced with a hundred objections or a hundred different ways of doing something we approached a collaborative idea. we do have a preconceived notion of the desired outcome but not on how to get there. the result was just an input of good ideas from unexpected places. people that you know are not necessarily professionals or used to thinking about urban spaces in these terms. i think that was one of the keys was going into it not knowing. as a professional i didn't know how to do something like this. i had never done one before and i think that was an enabler. relying on the network of people at stages through the permitting process. and you know which is where we are now. halfway through the permitting process and we will start construction in the spring. but it has yet to be seen how the community will d

. >> come to san francisco installation on nearly 200 m and the hayes valley neighborhood. additional meters are slated for other city neighborhoods including the financial district and a lot of the meters but it are in fillmore, south market, down by the civic center and by fisherman's wharf. kron4 news it just push it will show is what makes them so >> different> looking busies installing the new meters, zero hundred and 90 are replacing them as part of a to your power program called park. with all of sudden death and the other bells will be up and running in the city. the program which is funded in part stimulus money is used by spaces. mca will study the data and check the hourly rate depending on the demand. there will be more rapes in the big event. the meters will make easier to pay for parking by using koreans a death occurred, or other credit card. real time data will be available for drivers to find an empty space, the will to check if there's a space nearby by dialing 5-1-1 when checking the internet. and they will be developed so that anybody can check for empty

the lower haight and hayes valley and the western addition and the north the panhandle neighborhood, people are working together to do events. working with the cbo. volunteer i volunteering their time in activities that are not just in their block. or just within you know perhaps within their sort of immediate structure. the vision is also that all the kid are our kids. and so whether they are the good kids the trouble makers what have you we are all responsible for their health and well being. the other element that the supervisor's office does and what supervisor mirkarimi does is he chairs the public safety committee. much of what is agendaized or what he focuses are things that have germ natd and ideas that have come up as a need from the community and that have been communicated to him. the capability that we have is in pulling in the different city agencies and departments and say, here's an issue how will we solve it? how will we deal with it? so, and that things are not working in the triage mode. the other thing that our office has done is part of the vision that some of the

volunteers at the hayes valley farm say somebody sprayed insecticide into the hives late monday or early tuesday. more than 100,000 bees died. police say they are investigating both of those incidents. >>> as if the gulf oil disaster wasn't bad enough, now we have a tropical storm headed that way. bonnie has already made landfall south of miami. whit johnson shows us how the storm can make a bad situation even worse. >>> reporter: crews and ships at the oil spill site are getting out out of bonnie's way. >> the winds and sea state make it advisable for safety reasons for the personnel and the equipment that's out there to move. >> reporter: admiral thad allen ordered dozens of vessels to retreat. the ships that control the underwater robots will be the last ones out. if they go, it means no more video of what's happening under water. engineers determined it's okay to leave the cap on. >> we hope it will reduce the chance of oil going into the environment while the storm passes. >> reporter: aftersome parts of the gulf are already seeing choppy seas. smaller boats helping with skimming ar

the unusual attack took place at hayes valley farm.sometime between monday night and tuesday afternoon. a beekeeper says she believes someone sprayed pesticide inside her three hives killing as many as 200,000 honey bees. the police are investigating the attack as mischief and vandalism saying it could be charge with a felony. >> there is a mist rear tonight at san francisco airport. the authorities are trying to determine how a parked vehicle went up in flames destroys several other cars and if that fire was arson. some of the vehicle owners still have no idea their cars are a total loss. >> at 12:30 this morning an airport shuttle bus driver noticed a minivan on fire and called 911. by the time the firecrews arrived several vehicles were burning. even though the firefighters quickly put it out six vehicles were totaled and another suffered minor damage. >> because of the unusual circumstances of a car catching on fire in a cold damp night in the middle of the parking lot arson investigators came in. >> reporter: the sheriff's investi

i'm the nert coordinator for hay hayes valley. before i start off on my rant i wanted to acknowledge most of what i will talk about was built and developed with a neighboring coordinator in the lower hate who was at the morning session but not here today. anything i say give her equal credit for what works and doesn't work. so i'm going to start from the assumption that you have some training or you will begin out reach in your neighborhood. for us where that started was at a basis of 0. there was no active coordinator in the neighborhood at the time. we decided to take it on. so our first priority was justifying a way of getting the information out. how do we connect with people in the neighborhood? where are the places we can go? what are the resources that already exist? we started with the farmers market. getting a free table from the guy who organized it and giving out information. that lead to other connections you meet people from log organizations and faith based and community groups all the different organizations whateve

san francisco transportation officials are set to unveil 190 new high-tech parking meters in hayes valley. it's the first large scale test of a federally funded pilot program to find out how pricing effects driving choices. it could be 50 cents to $6 an hour. the new meters will take coins and debit cards. wireless sensors will also allow drives to check on empty spaces on their smart phones. >> just like you say you pay ten cents at 9:00 a.m. don't expect it to be 10 cents tomorrow. >> it's going to depend on congestion. >> and $6 tomorrow. >> let's check in with mike with the forecast. >> are you putting weather up for us? >> absolutely. it's so cool. they want some warmer weather and i think we'll see a pattern change but it will have to be next month. we have 49 in los gatos to 50 in mountain view. that is our temperature range but most of us in the mid to upper 50s. as far as 8:00 temperatures, we're stuck in the low to mid-50s in the north bay and throughout parts the bay. i think we'll drop down a few degrees over the next couple of hours. it's cloudy everywhere at 8:00. by noon th