we have jamie fontaine, director for larkin street youth. various mike all people contributed to the effort over three years. and i also have to say the steering committee raised the bar not only of their work but of my work as well. when you work with people such as alan who work on billion dollars projects they hold your work very, very high. his expectationses were extremely high, much higher than i've seen in other cb formations. process has been extensive. we've had over 22 steering committee meetings. twice a month to for 2 to 3 hours at a time. four large community meeting. letters went out to residents. we had surveys which were also mailed out. we've had over 15 community group presentations. we had local or monthly updates at lower polk neighbors. we have a website. print mailings, all the social media as well. in looking at the budget, it is a 15-year term that we're proposing to supplement the community services at the lower polk neighborhood. the baseline community services will continue, of course, at their current rate. the as

2005 study we only need 65 to 70 feet to fill up both sides and leave a package >> i'm hoping bryan larkinac have you brought this to the cac. >> i didn't have any - >> thank you very much. seeing no other questions let's close. and ms. chang let's see call the next item. okay to approve the cac report can can we take that without objection? go colleagues, we should have a vote >> on item 2. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. this item passes >> thank you. please call the consent calendar >> items 3 to 5 complies the consent calendar commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> so i see no comments from the colleagues to sever items. let's open this up for public comment >> we don't need the public comment. >> okay roll call. >> sever an item. so there's a never mind so let's have a roll call often the consent calendar. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. consent calendar is approved >> great, thank you. please call the ne

since march we've had a number of comments most of the comments are chair bryan larkin referred to the geographic entity and social equity and how to identify the goals that are being met. there is some, some concerns the company that provides the infrastructure for the current pilot has filed for bankruptcy in january we're still waiting with fingers crossed as a result of that so that's come up. and we've received a atheist letter from a coalition of bicycle rental companies that are on the ground existing with the bike sharing system and are concerned and wanting to make sure that as we moved it's contrary to yourselfs the bike rental companies are serving the local services not extensively. some good news since mark mta has that announced a share of $8 million to expand oakdale and other operational support and potential support for the potential cities. their transitioning the district. next m t c is a applying up to 10 millions for the transportation program. they're planning to look at the details of the pilot in september or october they'll know whether they get the transportat

>> >> and four weeks and i am on the larkin street youth services. >> pull it up if you speak into the mic. >> hi, i am victoria weeks and i am in the larkin street youth services and when i first got into san francisco i came for school, and when i became homeless i did not know any services that i could use, and i have heard about it and i was in a group home in sacramento. and that is how i found out about this service and i believe that to help the kids get off of the streets and for the adults we need to pass around the message and let there be known that there is hope. and there is housing, food and shelter, and thank you, that is it. >> thank you, next speaker, please? >> yes, my name is kevin, williams and how are you doing, today? >> and yeah, i would like to, you know, and i am, not from san francisco, and from california, and you know, and i would like to just, you know, and..., (inaudible) and you know from being homelessness. and yeah, it is a... and it is a... it is a, you know, it is a struggle being homeless but you know that it is something that we have to go through b

mission neighborhood resources center, hamilton had a very low number of complaints and mission and larkin had one complaint for the whole fiscal year. >> supervisor. >> in the report -- >> supervisor campos. >> it's okay. i will go over you. >> so thank you very much and i do love the hat as well. looking at the report and looking at the types of complaints filed with some of the shelters for many of them a recurring issue seems to be facilities and access. can you tell me a little more about what that would include, the issues that come up, something like that? >> for the rules committee members if you turn to page four of the report there say break down that supervisor campos is referring to and it gives a couple of examples of the types of complaints but with facilities and access a lot of the complaints have to do with language capacity, and i apologize for using a term like "a lot." i can give a break down if that is helpful. so with language capacity there is three areas. there is the fact >> and then the last area with language has to do with printed materials at minimum from city

we're adding the blocks between larkin and hyde so not all the vehicles are forced to detour at hyde.oing that would create problems for or cable cars so we're trying to detour them a block to the west to avoid all the vehicles all the sudden being detoured right at the top of the crooked street. we're doing -- the proposal is to do it for summer weekend, starting june 21, including the 4th of july, which is a friday. this was just to allow for the pilot to analyze the peak 4 of july weekend and also other weekends to see if there's a pattern that develops with the closure. the street won't be closed all day, but during the times where parking control officers are stationed already, so about noon to 6:00 pm. staff will exercise judgment about whether the closures should continue beyond a specific amount of time to have a safe transition. local vehicles will be allowed so we're trying to develop a system by which residents are allowed through the closure since we have parking control officers there that will be achieved by someone clearly identifying themselves as someone who needs acc

and i think that they need to be notified of larkin street and this calls for san francisco and it is recently visited with los angeles, and over there, and that is the huge issue and i feel like it needs to be over there and the homeless youth and in los angeles and san francisco. but, since going and it costs a lot of money and i have to say that san francisco should donate their money to eliminate the homeless views in the next five years. and so hopefully california can improve on that. thank you. >> thanks very much. >> next speaker, please? >> >> i have been homeless. and here is my house. >> and this is... and he saw the conditions in which i live with my children. and i hope that he is able to share what he witnessed. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] and especially for all of the homeless children, and the gay community. >> and to offer them housing. >> thank you. >> >> thank you, very much. >> and next speaker, please? >> and thank you much for all of the work that is provided for in this issue and about the and about the lgbtq people. and all of the homeless children in

and i think that they need to be notified of larkin street and this calls for san francisco and it is recently visited with los angeles, and over there, and that is the huge issue and i feel like it needs to be over there and the homeless youth and in los angeles and san francisco. but, since going and it costs a lot of money and i have to say that san francisco should donate their money to eliminate the homeless views in the next five years. and so hopefully california can improve on that. thank you. >> thanks very much. >> next speaker, please? >>

for me to get to meetings and my hope as we expand that we're looking at areas of entity as bryan larkin from the cac raised not only places where we think there will be a lot of bicyclists but other areas that need to market and promote more bicycling as well >> yeah. as we expand too few bikes in stations we that that will work best but as we get bigger groups we'll have a lot more freedom. >> i want to thank michael schwartz and the whole team for the strategic analysis report and it's really, really helpful. i'm hoping we expand bike sharing for transportation purposes as well. any other questions is there any public comment i think i have one card bryant and anyone else that wants to speak please come forward >> first i want to say good morning and thank you for having this meeting i'm thankful to the city i was there for the opening of the polk street it was a great example of things that happen. i'm here to a represent cork wide bike rentals. thank you to the ct a for working with us with the bike sharing expansion and parkway appreciates it. park would like park ride wants to req

it happened near geary and larkin in the tenderloin. you're looking at video of the suspect. he claims he stabbed the men in self defense. a witness described what he saw. police say, one of the victims was taken to san francisco general hospital. in serious condition. the search is on for a masked gunman. who shot two people in a car in walnut creek. it happened on ygnacio valley road and oak grove. around eight p-m sunday. after a concert in concord. the gunman pulled up to their car. and starting shooting into the passenger side window. police say, the suspect was in a light colored honda sedan. one of the two people shot is still in the hospital in critical condition. firefighters were able to stop a grass fire this evening. just a few feet short of hitting the home depot in san rafael. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, this is the latest in a series of fires to come from problematic homeless encampments in the area. firefighters spent hours battling hotspots, after outing a blaze that started about 400 feet off the road in this grassland area. the battalion chief tells us

it happened at the family's home on brentwood drive near larkin drive. a few blocks away a chopper landed to airlift the 3-year-old child to children's hospital oakland. firefighters say the child has head injuries, though should survive. >>> it looks like an ordinary moving truck, but tonight it is one of the most controversial vehicles in the bay area. it is called hookup the hookup truck. a place for adults to hookup. abc7 news reporter in the mission district with details of the truck's debut. sergio? >> that's it right there. it doesn't look like a whole lot from the outside, but the creator of the hookup truck says it is a safe place for adults who may have met the right person at the moment but may not have a place to meet that person exactly. for $75 hor half hour the space inside can be rented out, but not everyone is rolling out the red carpet for this project. at its first ever stop, the hookup truck was not allowed anywhere near oakland's first friday street event. >> they said oh no, you are the hookup truck. we are told you are not allowed

now, there is a drive tomorrow from 11:00 until 4:00 at asian heritage street foundation at larkin andmcallister in san francisco. >> wish him well. moving on. if the weather stayed this hot michael finney planning to give away fans. >> free fans but it cooled off. right? >> the first item is tickets to latest sesame seed show. we've got video of it. let me she you right there. cookie monster. so it's make a new friend at sesame street live is what you're looking at there. it's more to the life. if you have taken a kid to one. you know how much fun they are. lasts 90 minutes the video is courtesy of v corporation an $18 value, why would you pay for it? you don't have to. okay. now, kids taken care of. now toshg date night i've got you taken care of there. i've got two tickets for you. as a matter of fact, up to four tickets to punch line in san francisco. you're going to see robert hawken who's is a script writer turned actor. a huge cometic. he's done a half mour thing for comedy channel you may have seen him on conan show. biggest is between 16s sxdz $20 times four. why would you pay

the district includes 22 blocks with the boerndz california and larkin and endearing including a c m.d. it will have an annual budget of $8 million to provide services in cleaning, maintenance and safety and bifurcation in the neighborhood in addition to that amount in the annual budget they'll give accountability cpa capital improvements. they've gardener 67 engages the proposed district leaving the formation and the petitions in favor overwhelmingly out weigh the average. i want to take a moment and express any thanks thirty to the staff and the community the is here committee polk neighbors since 2001 their advocacy for the cv d and them for providing the funding for the place i want to thank shell thomas as well as my aid for her work request or in the community. look forward to continue a conversation at the board of supervisors into the official election we've anticipate to occur in the month of june madam clerk the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor cowen. >> thank you, very much madam clerk i too prepared a memoriam for many brooks i'd like to be added thi

it happened at the family's home on brentwood drive near larkin drive. a few blocks away a chopper landed to airlift the 3-year-old child to children's hospital oakland. firefighters say the child has head injuries, though should survive. >>> it looks like an ordinary moving truck, but tonight it is one of the most controversial vehicles in the bay area. it is called the hookup truck. a place for adults to hookup. abc7 news reporter in the mission district with details of the truck's debut. sergio? >> that's it right there. it doesn't look like a whole lot from the outside, but the creator of the hookup truck says it is a safe place for adults who may have met the right person at the moment but may not have a place to meet that person exactly. for $75 per half hour the space inside can be rented out, but not everyone is rolling out the red carpet for this project. at its first ever stop, the hookup truck was not allowed anywhere near oakland's first friday street event. >> they said oh no, you are the hookup truck. we are told you are not allowed to come

tomorrow the agency will discuss the summer trial program that would close lombard between larkin and leavenworth on weekends between june 21 and july 13. people who live on lombard would not be affected. >>> richard police are plotting the decision of a judge today that could keep ten suspected gang members behind bars for decades. they announced today that a judge decided there is enough evidence against those men to send them to trial. they were among more than 20 suspected gang members arrested during a gang sweep last year after a rash of violence in the months before. the gang bust was a result of a court-approved wiretap operation. police say because of those wiretaps they have prevented six violent crimes and likely saved as many as six lives. >>> a north bay mother is accused of attacking a boy at her daughter school by putting her hands around the boy's neck. the mother's attorney believes racial slurs and bullied like the heart of the accusation. >> 30-year-old dalia bratcher is accused of confronting a 12- year-old boy who allegedly used racial slurs against her daughter.

it happened at the family's home on brentwood drive near larkin drive. a few blocks away a chopper landed to airlift the 3-year-old child to children's hospital oakland. firefighters say the child has head injuries, though should survive. >>> it looks like an ordinary moving truck, but tonight it is one of the most controversial vehicles in the bay area. it is called the hookup truck. a place for adults to hookup. abc7 news reporter in the mission district with details of the truck's debut. sergio? >> that's it right there. it doesn't look like a whole lot from the outside, but the creator of the hookup truck says it is a safe place for adults who may have met the right person at the moment but may not have a place to meet that person exactly. for $75 per half hour the space inside can be rented out, but not everyone is rolling out the red carpet for this project. at its first ever stop, the hookup truck was not allowed anywhere near oakland's first friday street event. >> they said oh no, you are the hookup truck. we are told you are not allowed to come

don't see it on a site visit we hand it to the provider and so there is that signage and sites like larkin has signage -- i would say 60% have signage up in english and spanish. >> i would appreciate maybe you could share with me the information you have in terms of who has the signage and who doesn't? that would be great. i appreciate it. >> sure. thank you supervisor. >> supervisor tang. >> thank you and thank you supervisor campos for your questions. i wanted to build upon something he asked about and language services and access and i know for the shelters you have things worry about and health and hygiene issues and standards of care and perhaps language may not be as pressing of a need and i am wondering if you have or going to do an assessment on the demands in terms of the folks requesting certain things so we have data showing what the potential needs are. i think -- yeah, it looks for three years you have been advocating for funding for language services through i guess the language line, but it would be good i think to be able to see what the needs and demands are. >> so a needs

the spot between larkin and leavenworth is often a gridlocked mess. the mta board heard plenty of public comments before it voted unanimously for the pilot program. the closures start june 21 and include the 4th of july weekend. taxis and residents will be exempt. >>> an oakland student who grabbed headlines by being accepted to just about every ivy league school also got the attention of the raiders. >> i guess. yesterday the football team sent him on a bit of a shopping spree. tunde ahmad will be all decked out in silver and black when he heads to yale in the fall. there he is. a couple of players loaded him up with gear at the alameda headquarters. >> i just think it's because -- i think it has a lot to do with our city because we have a lot of times they portray like our city in a negative light and kind of focus on the bad news so i think a lot of people were just really happy that we had, like, some positive news. >> ahmad is a senior over at oakland tech high school. he is graduating with a 5.0 gpa and apparently a big raider fan. >> a big raid

police say the two injured men chased the homeless man on geary and larkin and the stabbing was self-defense. >>> they were on top of the world 103 floors up and then a noise you never want to hear. >> it was at that moment that we start hearing the noise and start feeling the crackling of the glass. >> the terror for some california tourists on one of the tallest buildings in the country. >> a school photoshop scandal. the yearbook touchup that left students feeling humiliated. >> reporter: all right, so when do garlic fries, giant turkey legs and corn dogs ever have anything to do with your forecast? well, when we're doing the weather live from a county fair, it exactly has to do with the forecast. we'll talk about that live from the antioch coming up. >> e-l-a-u--- >> she is a few letters away from taking it all home. the bay area's spelling star fights for a national title tonight. glassglaucescent ,,,, adrenaline rush nobody want. one stockton f o's willis tower ste >>> new at 5:00 it was the adrenaline rush nobody wanted. one stockton family visiting chicago's willis tower stepped out