san francisco's ocean view and ingleside neighborhoods. written by woody rebounty and richard brandy in 2010. and, it was also identified in the draft guardians of the city. the landmark designation fact sheet for association with the development of residence parks neighborhoods. ingleside tare race sundial, and sundial park are also significant features of the early 20th century. putting grand entrance of stone pillars or other entry structures. neighborhood parks and landscapes, street scapes, mountains, benches. the subject property is further significant at the visual landmark in sundial neighborhood. announcing a development of sundial park located in the neighborhood has become a symbol of the community's identity. the terrace home association and has been the sight of community gatherings, celebrations and acted as an unsanctioned playground structure for the neighborhood's children. features can be found in the landmark designation fact sheet. this includes the sun dial park. cast concrete 12 concrete benches and heart scape featur

the site is for residents of the lakeview, oceanview, merced heights, ingleside and ingleside terrace neighborhoods. you can make an appointment or drop in. the site is open on wednesdays and fridays from 9:00-6:00 and saturdays from nine :00-3:00. >>> in the south bay a group of stanford medical students getting the start of making a difference in the community by vaccinating residence in underserved areas. chris wynn has more on who they effort is >> in north san jose, a meaningful project is making a profound impact. >> people are so excited to be able to be a part of this. >> dave belongs to the stanford covid crew. it is a group of nearly 200 medical students who have been trained to administer covid-19 vaccine's. today, they are at a sunrise middle school hoping to reach underserved communities. >> there is a huge variety of people that come in in terms of opinions and hesitancy. some are super gung at. they come and they wanted. other folks, you can tell there is hesitation. >> since launching in february more than 5300 people have taken advantage of the program which offers va

there's been a lot of anticipation for the new store in the ingleside heights neighborhood. in addition to an overwhelming selection of korean food products, the store has a food hall with stalls offering korean cuisine. >> i am really excited to know we have one so close to home. i guess the difference is being able to find items we don't typically find in let's say, a target. >> the new store is 42,000 square feet. there are also two locations in san jose. >>> i will start out backwards in this forecast because i want to emphasize what could be one of the more interesting things in the whole forecast. that is sunday in the sierra. there is over a foot of new snow coming, after the story we just did in the last block, it is nice to see another foot of snow coming. but it doesn't really make much of an impact. but what it could potentially do, in fact what it almost certainly will do is disrupt travel on sunday, especially for people who are not ready for this. and there will be a lot of them. it's a sunday during the time of year when people think this is a history. and a l

and ingleside terrorists.vaccine side this morning and 50 broad street. this is near the mew need 24 em bus lines, making it more accessible and convenient for people. it's the city's sixth neighborhood vaccination site. we're going to be christening this vaccination site today and we're going to continue to make sure that we're moving forward in an aggressive way to make sure that people have the vaccination and access in the low barrier way to ensure the safety of this community. vaccines are available at the new site by appointment or by drop in wednesdays, fridays and saturdays, all right, listen up to pull a mexican grill is thinking healthcare workers by offering them a free burrito tomorrow. the restaurant chain says that it will give 250,000 codes for free burritos, two nurses, medical and hospital providers. those codes will be available tomorrow morning on tripoli's website while supplies last. ah copy of an email of an employee rather idee is required, and eligibility will be confirmed online. this

and ingleside terrorists.rancisco health department opened a new vaccine site this morning at 50 broad street. this is near the mew t 24 em bus lines, making it more accessible and convenient. it's the city's sixth neighborhood vaccination site. it's being operated through a partnership between the health department and community based organizations were going to be christening this vaccination. site today, and we're going to continue to make sure that we're moving forward in an aggressive way to make sure that people have the vaccination and access in the low barrier way to ensure the safety of this community. vaccines are available at the new site by appointment or by dropping wednesdays, fridays and saturdays. the lindsay wildlife experience in walnut creek announced today that it will reopen its exhibit hall next tuesday. now that day will be dedicated. remembers only but the wildlife museum will open to the general public the following day wednesday, may 5th male attendants will be limited to 50% of capac

in ingleside, terrorists. salmon cisco health department opened a new vaccine site just this morning at 50. broad street. it's right near the 24 million m bus lines, making it more accessible. inconvenient this is the city's sixth neighborhood vaccine cited is being operated through a partnership between the health department and community based organizations. we're going to be christening this vaccination site today and we're going to continue to make sure that we're moving forward in an aggressive way to make sure that people have the vaccination and access in the low barrier way to ensure the safety of this community. vaccines are available at the new site by appointment or by drop in wednesdays, fridays and saturdays. he'll become a new beauty. a worker rushed to the hospital after being struck by an arrow. the investigation now under way and the search for the person who shot it, then cutting water use ahead of the summer months. the voluntary changes some bay area water companies are asking customers for

and ingleside terrace, the san francisco health department opened a new vaccine site this morning atear the mew t 24 em bus lines, making it more accessible and convenient. this is the city's sixth neighborhood vaccination site. we're going to be christening this vaccination site today and we're going to continue to make sure that we're moving forward in an aggressive way to make sure that people have the vaccination and access in the low barrier way to ensure the safety of this community. vaccines are available at the new site by appointment or by drop in wednesdays, fridays and saturdays, also in san francisco. mayor breed says the city is nearing the end of the coronavirus pandemic. in a tweet, the mayor said 70% of san francisco residents, 16 and older have received at least of first vaccine shot. that's 15% higher than the rest of the united states. mayor breed also said that on lee 150.7 of coronavirus chests are coming back. positive, sam matteo county supervisor david can napa received his first dose of the coronavirus vaccine today can never received the visor vaccine at nor

massive selection of products from kitchenware to colorful snacks and there was a big turnout today at ingleside heights for the new location in the oceanview village shopping center and in addition to an overwhelming selection of korean food products, the store has a food hall with stalls offering cuisine. this is the chains third location. >>> coming up calls for police reform across the bay area in the country, but what is the next step? >>> the police chief in san fr >>> no, derek chauvin is guilty verdict has led to renewed calls for police reform and as we report, one bay area proposal is already getting pushback from at least one police department. >> reporter: several pieces of legislation addressing police reform have already been proposed in the district attorney in san francisco believes there is one bill that would really hold police more accountable but the san francisco police officers association and the union are saying that this bill is dangerous and a recipe disaster. >> reporter: calls for police reform have echoed and reverberated and been etched in minds from protesters to p

but there's also been shootings relative in the mission station, as well as ingleside district. is it reasonable to assume that these shootings are also explained by the social network theory that california partnerships discussed about a month ago or is something else going on? >> no, they are reasonable. they are factual. those stations that you mentioned were the stations where we saw those trends bayview and ingleside mission. northern and so we know that is just based on what we know from these investigations. i mentioned one homicide that happened in the bayview in november. there's a lot of friends and familial relationships at play because it triggered a shooting in another city. so we know that to be factual. so it's more than assumption at this point. what we're seeing this year follows the trend that we're seeing in the last few years. it's not all of the shootings but it's definitely a significant portion of them. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues, any other questions? all right. thank you, chief. i appreciate it. we will get back to you. i want to recognize

but there's also been shootings relative in the mission station, as well as ingleside district. is it reasonable to assume that these shootings are also explained by the social network theory that california partnerships discussed about a month ago or is something else going on? >> no, they are reasonable. they are factual. those stations that you mentioned were the stations where we saw those trends bayview and ingleside mission. northern and so we know that is just based on what we know from these investigations. i mentioned one homicide that happened in the bayview in november. there's a lot of friends and familial relationships at play because it triggered a shooting in another city. so we know that to be factual. so it's more than assumption at this point. what we're seeing this year follows the trend that we're seeing in the last few years. it's not all of the shootings but it's definitely a significant portion of them. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues, any other questions? all right. thank you, chief. i appreciate it. we will get back to you. i want to recognize

community service for riders as a city begins to reopen today, city officials announced that mew nikkei ingleside trains will return to the west side starting may 15th, now much of the city's public transit system has been shut down because of the pandemic, and it took a big hit, too. but city leaders say mew, the staff used the time to perform maintenance and make upgrades, including adding wifi. oh, we'll bury a weather. another nice spring day have kind of been on a roll with us and forget the immediate coastline, some partial clearing into the afternoon and away from the coastlines and pretty warm numbers. it looks like to turn up the heat this weekend, especially as we head towards sunday. take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon, and we're showing you some warm readings, but still fairly nice as you can see some seventies. toward antioch and conquered san jose. maxed out 67 oakland, 62 san francisco in the mid fifties. here is the plan this weekend. some patchy fog for you saturday morning, the clouds clear back to the coastline and then into sunday that should be the warmest

i was able to join ingleside, captain, i think nelson on there. so, going forward tomorrow, we're having a little public safety meeting in chinatown. we're having commander fong and also sf safe [inaudible] and also the new captain julian ing. so, at that time, i'd just like to say to the commissioner john hamasaki or whoever wants to join. we're going to be talking about the new strategies and sharing with the community leaders, i guess, public strategies that won't be coming out of the police department. so i just want to share that and let you know it's 11:00 a.m. at the chinese company. so we're looking forward to working with everybody in the police department and, you know, just let me know ahead of time because we're in covid-19, it's limited. send me a text. i'll send you my phone number. you can call me if you wish to do so. thank you, madam president. >> president cohen: great. thank you for that announcement. 11:00 a.m. in chinatown. do you have the physical address? >> commissioner yee: the address is 843 stockton street. so, you know,

it is 42,000 square feet right off of 280 in the ingleside heights neighborhood.is known for asian products and ready to eat meals. there are two other locations in the bay area. both of those are in san jose. >>> let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange this morning. we are up right now by about 100 points. >>> if you have extra money and extra time, maybe the new polaroid instant camera is for you? the polaroid goal is four inches long and two inches tall. pictures take about 15 minutes to develop. it is designed to be worn. it will cost you about $100 and the camera will be available next tuesday. >>> if neighbors looked at the skies yesterday, they were in for quite a surprise. a d in their backyard. it was built off-site, brought to the neighborhood, and a 500 ton crane moved it over the house and lowered it onto the foundation. >> we have a big family. i have eight kids. we want a home for the kids to start to visit when they come home from college. we want to relatives when they come visit. our house isn't big enough for all of that. >> the uni

will continue on through san francisco as well, especially through the marina, outer sunset and inglesideand through the north bay, you get away from the ocean breeze and what a difference it makes. we'll see temperatures remain in the 70s over napa, novato and santa rosa. we can't put rainfall on the forecast. it looks like we're in an extended drying period as we head through the next seven days. san francisco getting up to 69 by sunday. we are at 71 tomorrow. 80 on saturday. sunday 84 degrees. our average high is 69 this time of year. so we are about 15 degrees above average. i wanted to show you our rain outlook, and really what you're going it look on this is the trend of how things are going. as you move through the next two weeks you see how there's rain out there but it's continuing to move away and off to the north. maybe by the 20th we could get spotty showers. we might as well embrace it, and jessica, for you, that means good rollercoaster weather when great america does open up in may. >> i'm totally going to be there, woo! >> she'll be in the front, yes. >> and i'll be scream

ingleside has six. taraval has two this year and zero last year. tenderloin, southern, richmond are even, and central had one last year and one this year, so we'll continue to work on that. in terms of other significant incidents, we have fatal traffic collisions at 18 and church in the mission district. our deceased was 85 years old. we believe this traffic collision was the result of a medical emergency that occurred with the deceased individual who was driving, struck a delivery truck. when people tried to render aid, they noticed that he had foam coming from his mouth and appeared to be in medical distressed. he was transported and later pronounced, so we do believe that was a medical emergency that was the cause of that particular tragic collision. other significant incidents, we had a robbery of a [inaudible] back in the stowe lake area in the richmond area. [inaudible] they saw a suspicious vehicle driving around the area and parking. when they walked back to the news van, the vehicle pulled next to them. one suspect exited, pepper sprayed t

ingleside has six. taraval has two this year and zero last year. tenderloin, southern, richmond are even, and central had one last year and one this year, so we'll continue to work on that. in terms of other significant incidents, we have fatal traffic collisions at 18 and church in the mission district. our deceased was 85 years old. we believe this traffic collision was the result of a medical emergency that occurred with the deceased individual who was driving, struck a delivery truck. when people tried to render aid, they noticed that he had foam coming from his mouth and appeared to be in medical distressed. he was transported and later pronounced, so we do believe that was a medical emergency that was the cause of that particular tragic collision. other significant incidents, we had a robbery of a [inaudible] back in the stowe lake area in the richmond area. [inaudible] they saw a suspicious vehicle driving around the area and parking. when they walked back to the news van, the vehicle pulled next to them. one suspect exited, pepper sprayed t

but there's also been shootings relative in the mission station, as well as ingleside district. is it reasonable to assume that these shootings are also explained by the social network theory that california partnerships discussed about a month ago or is something else going on? >> no, they are reasonable. they are factual. those stations that you mentioned were the stations where we saw those trends bayview and ingleside mission. northern and so we know that is just based on what we know from these investigations. i mentioned one homicide that happened in the bayview in november. there's a lot of friends and familial relationships at play because it triggered a shooting in another city. so we know that to be factual. so it's more than assumption at this point. what we're seeing this year follows the trend that we're seeing in the last few years. it's not all of the shootings but it's definitely a significant portion of them. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues, any other questions? all right. thank you, chief. i appreciate it. we will get back to you. i want to recognize

we've added a community inline bus in ingleside, and we've been adding more service to our core network. our corridors like mission street, potrero near s.f. general, and really needing increasingly more and more service in order to prevent spacing and -- keep spacing and prevent crowding on the bus. >> thank you. what measures have you been taking to prevent passengers on the bus? >> your safety has been our top priority and is guiding everything that we do. the most critical thing that we're doing is the mask requirement, where we're requiring people, if you're going to ride muni, to do it safely, protecting yourself and others from germs. we've also implemented back door boarding, so except for our customers with disabilities that will need the support of the front door, the ramp, or the leader, we're asking customers to enter from the back to give extra spacing to our operators. we've provided operators with all of the protective equipment that they need to do the job safely, including gloves and masks, and we're really fortunately that our bus -- fortunate that our buses are equipp

>> chair borden: next speaker. >> caller: hello, my name is roman, and i'm part of district 7 in ingleside location. and i recently became more active within the participation, attending meetings like this, and to give an opportunity to do surveys in the past regarding slow streets in my area. but i and other younger individuals still have the opportunity to navigate around my area and other areas safely. thanks to particular avenues where cars don't go as much within my region. and i would like other locations within the community of san francisco to have that same kind of opportunity that i have, particularly to either, like, other demographics or age groups as well. in particular, i wanted -- and i support the nine new slow street initiatives, and supporting other demographic types, individuals that come from other demographic types in the next coming years, and to have that equity for allowing them to have a safe space to have and to be involved with the culture as well, and to participate. and in last few days there was a situation that i wouldn't want to happen again in the future. s

ingleside has six. taraval has two this year and zero last year. tenderloin, southern, richmond are even, and central had one last year and one this year, so we'll continue to work on that. in terms of other significant incidents, we have fatal traffic collisions at 18 and church in the mission district. our deceased was 85 years old. we believe this traffic collision was the result of a medical emergency that occurred with the deceased individual who was driving, struck a delivery truck. when people tried to render aid, they noticed that he had foam coming from his mouth and appeared to be in medical distressed. he was transported and later pronounced, so we do believe that was a medical emergency that was the cause of that particular tragic collision. other significant incidents, we had a robbery of a [inaudible] back in the stowe lake area in the richmond area. [inaudible] they saw a suspicious vehicle driving around the area and parking. when they walked back to the news van, the vehicle pulled next to them. one suspect exited, pepper sprayed t

we've added a community inline bus in ingleside, and we've been adding more service to our core network. our corridors like mission street, potrero near s.f. general, and really needing increasingly more and more service in order to prevent spacing and -- keep spacing and prevent crowding on the bus. >> thank you. what measures have you been taking to prevent passengers on the bus? >> your safety has been our top priority and is guiding everything that we do. the most critical thing that we're doing is the mask requirement, where we're requiring people, if you're going to ride muni, to do it safely, protecting yourself and others from germs. we've also implemented back door boarding, so except for our customers with disabilities that will need the support of the front door, the ramp, or the leader, we're asking customers to enter from the back to give extra spacing to our operators. we've provided operators with all of the protective equipment that they need to do the job safely, including gloves and masks, and we're really fortunately that our bus -- fortunate that our buses are equipp

ingleside 6. two this time last year. the other four stations are even with where they were this time last year and the numbers are very small. so i'm going to talk a little bit about the two homicide and then talk about our strategies. since we last met, we have had two homicide. one was on april the 1st and that was the 900 block in the bayview district. also responded to a shooting incident found the victim not breathing with multiple gunshot wounds. attempts to save his life were met unsuccessfully and our victim succumbed to injuries. hopefully we can bring this case to resolution soon and we do have some good leads and some indications of potential suspects in that case. the other murder was at 24th and mission on march 29th. several shots were fired at 24th and mission. officers responded located one victim with a gunshot wound in the shoulder and armpit area. they attempted to employ life-saving tactics, but the victim was announced at the scene. later, a second victim flagged down a fire truck that responded to t

ingleside 6. two this time last year. the other four stations are even with where they were this time last year and the numbers are very small. so i'm going to talk a little bit about the two homicide and then talk about our strategies. since we last met, we have had two homicide. one was on april the 1st and that was the 900 block in the bayview district. also responded to a shooting incident found the victim not breathing with multiple gunshot wounds. attempts to save his life were met unsuccessfully and our victim succumbed to injuries. hopefully we can bring this case to resolution soon and we do have some good leads and some indications of potential suspects in that case. the other murder was at 24th and mission on march 29th. several shots were fired at 24th and mission. officers responded located one victim with a gunshot wound in the shoulder and armpit area. they attempted to employ life-saving tactics, but the victim was announced at the scene. later, a second victim flagged down a fire truck that responded to t