the new deck at 763 lakeview avenue is within the buildable area of the lot. it measures less than ten feet in height. no neighborhood notification is required. the appellant cited the residential design guidelines on page 17 of the guidelines. it states that, quote, with construction of any new deck, some loss of privacy to existing neighboring buildings can be expected. end quote design mitigations to lessen deck back from the side property line using solid railing, or incorporating a private screen. the new deck will sit on top of the already approved and constructed adu. the new deck will be set back four feet from the side property line and sit below the appellant side, facing windows and rear deck, and based upon the applicant's response to the appellant's concern, they are willing to consider putting up privacy screens along the west side of the of the new deck with privacy screen. while it's not required by the planning department, can help to lessen potential impacts to privacy and noise to the appellant's property, and for those reasons, the departme

oh my neighbors in action, 50 year resident of the lakeview, omi.support of this legislation. because, you know, we won't have to pay for the land. it's already city owned and we need to keep the costs down and allow for community events and outdoor space for classroom and family activities, what i mainly want to speak about is, equity, which has been short supply in the lakeview omi. so i keep asking for that. and that the project continue in a timely manner, which it hasn't been doing, that we are transparent in what's taking place in the conversations that are happening with other groups and other entities that we haven't been told about until after the fact, so i ask that the community be updated on a regular basis and on the results of the environmental review. the results of traffic safety and that that we need to, help in raising the additional funds for, the library now that it's nearly doubled in costs. so that's what i am here to say today. and thank you for your support. good morning supervisors. my name is al harris and i got up this mor

this is the lakeview section of new orleans. people love to come out here in great weather. even during thunderstorms and before hurricanes to see the storms rolling in. right now i can't see anybody out here. it is dangerous, and we've just gotten an alert that in jefferson parish, which is the suburbs around new orleans, they're asking people to limit their water use. they're scared of the water coming in and backing up those pipes. lester, back to you. >> tom llamas and team, thank you. >>> to al roker tracking francine. now it's going to be a long night. >> it really is, lester. you can see the bands which are those heavy bands just to the south of new orleans. that's what tom is dealing with right now. it is pushing in, and it is going to be the next 24 hours very difficult. right now francine still a category 2. 100-mile-per-hour winds moving northeast at 17 miles per hour. heavy rainfall, they are going to be looking at four to six inches or more. wind gusts of up to 75 miles per hour. that means power outages, isolated tornadoes. if fact, tornado watches right now in

they can get cavalier with this storm sometimes in the lakeview area of new orleans, but tonight with night here, it's just too dangerous for people to come outside. that's what emergency responders want. an alert just went out asking people to cut back on their water because some of the pipes have already backed up. lester, back to you. >> all right. let's get right to bill karins. he is tracking hurricane francine. it is going to be a long night along the gulf coast. >> a lot wondering if they'll lose power, if they haven't already. numbers are growing quickly, because that eye wall has a furtch to it and we've seen wind gusts already up to 96 miles per hour inland, and the bright red area is the area of concern. highly populated area in between. all those locations have to go through a portion of this huge eye of this storm. so, here's the new orleans area here, and only about luckily about 20 to 30 miles away from that really intense band, so from the new orleans area if you're going to lose power, it will likely happen as we go throughout the next couple of hours. by about midnig

it represents this part of the lakeview neighborhood and says he will do everything possible to hold those responsible accountable, especially following racist epithets being hurled by a resident at monroe earlier this week in a statement south by e says in part, quote, on this appalling display of hate has no place in our community. this incident is not just an attack on a building. it's an attack on the values we uphold in san francisco diversity, inclusion and respect for all its best is at time of the leader for my team trying to be no arrests have been announced in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, how a police dog is sharing some of the credit for a huge drug bust. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountabil

as a hate crime after someone spray painted anti-black graffiti on a black led nonprofit in the lakeviewborhood. other recent hateful and racist activity in the city includes racist graffiti targeting mayor london breed, painted outside city hall and blackface dolls with nooses that were left on the doorstep of an alamo square home. >> well, a group of small businesses in east san jose is starting a business improvement district. it's partnering with the city to launch a plan meant to bring more shoppers into the tully eastridge neighborhoods. one board member says it's critical to breathe new life into east san jose's diverse economy. next week, the association will present its work to the san jose city council. during the last weekend of this month, it will host its first event. more than 150 vendors already signed up to participate. >> getting back to our bay area weather. live look in the south bay. another warm day there and in many parts of the bay area. mark is back with us. and mark some relief on the horizon. >> yeah, we have to get through tomorrow, greg, for your friday and th

and after someone spray painted anti-black graffiti on a black led nonprofit in the lakeview neighborhood. >> we have to stand up against this. and we have to do it together. the police department, we have a job to do, and our job is not always easy. and sometimes we don't get the results we want, but we will never stop trying to fight for justice and fight for making sure people are held accountable. >> other racist, hateful and racist activity in the city includes racist graffiti targeting mayor london breed, painted outside city hall and blackface dolls with nooses were left on the doorstep of an alamo square home. sam trans is warning its riders in san mateo county. they may need to find another way to get around this afternoon. the transit agency says roughly 30% of its bus drivers called out sick this morning. they say they prioritized school service this morning without disruption. sam trans has been bracing for a sickout since last week. that didn't happen last month. the union that represents nearly 400 bus drivers and other transit agency workers rejected samtrans latest contrac

ordinance requiring the new public library branch serving the oceanview, merced heights, ingleside and lakeviewrhoods be built on city owned parcel of land at 100 orizaba avenue, subject to environmental review, required approvals and other applicable laws and prohibiting expenditures of city funds to explore, pursue or plan construction of a new library branch serving those neighborhoods at any alternate location except to expand the existing ocean view branch library located at 345 randolph street on any adjacent parcel and except as required by the environmental review process, required approvals or other applicable laws. thank you. since it's my item, i'll just quickly say, i think we talked mostly about all the issues. just as a reminder, supervisor peskin, this project has been delayed for almost two years. while there was an attempt to look for alternative sites, but unfortunately, that's just added to cost and significant delays. so we made some amendments last week. the one amendment that we made was that allowed in case there was an opportunity to expand the existing site to an adjace

requiring that the new public library branch serving the ocean view, merced heights, ingleside, and lakeviewrhoods be built on the city-owned parcel of land at 100 orizaba avenue parcel block no. 7136, lot no. 060), subject to environmental review, required approvals, and other applicable laws; and prohibiting the - >> commissioner walton colleagues you recall that library neighborhood library in the entire city unfortunately, this project to rebuild it has been held up for over two year ago almost cve million dollars in a committee myself and supervisor walton and others asked pointed questions the most recently in committee we asked again, because a lot of the delay was on the sites surrounded the opportunity to build affordable housing and make that in the community center with the bond not making it the ballot and no i'd like affordable housing funds the initial project not the chosen site is no longer an option we got the library to say that the public land at one hundred plus i'd like to continue this conversation with the library and i'd like to sipdz this item back to committee and o

hate crime, and after someone spray painted anti-black graffiti on a black owned nonprofit in the lakeview neighborhood. the oversight committee monitoring san francisco's dream keeper initiative is requesting the program undergo a full audit. the program has pumped tens of millions of dollars into the city's black community. the chronicle reports the program is facing scrutiny over allegations that some organizations may be improperly spending the money they received. the oversight committee says the audit is not in any response to any wrongdoing, but rather is meant to understand the effectiveness of the program. >> it does not appear likely that federal oversight of the oakland police department will end any time soon. in a court hearing, a judge criticized how the department has handled recent internal affairs investigations, including the case of a detective who was accused of misconduct. he now faces criminal charges. the judge said he plans to order the department to reform how internal misconduct investigations are handled, and require that the police chief be informed of investiga

by through the mission district, bayview hunters point and also in the lakeview district, i am a product of everything that we are fighting for. i have i'm a product of toxic environments, broken homes. i'm a product of recidivism. i'm a product of jails and institutions. and i'm also a product of homelessness. today, my main goal is fighting for everybody to have an opportunity at a second chance, at a first class life, like it was given to me, i've experienced all the hardships when it comes to homelessness, all the way down to not having nowhere to stay all the way up to changing my life around and still getting discriminated for housing due to my background. because see, my background is not my convictions, my backgrounds is my life lessons to help me grow and to be the person that i am today, opening the doors and providing a second chance for everybody in this city is very important to me as as i am a community advocate, i've been advocating for the streets. i figure in life since i could be on the front line promoting all the bad things for the most of my life in the streets of sa