as a result of the activities at the park merced management. they got to an individual, daniel flichs phillips who was dead now. he sent is us as the membership committee and through us out and if anyone of us tried to go there we would be arrested fortress pass many we took the letters we got from him and had the rest of the board sign for impeachment under roberts rules of order. we have a terrible rodent problem. it's to bring the garbage to central locations. the rodent problem has exploded. we had a big problem in our place and the next door neighbors did too. it was one problem after another. they did everything they could. frankly an investigation by this board would be very good as to the tactic that we used. it's very reminiscent of the work we have done and the struggles by the race itself. in this case it's an economic situation rather than a racial situation. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. public speaker: hi. i am a long term park resident. i received that little map in my mail. it showed the

as a result of the activities at the park merced management. they got to an individual, daniel flichs phillips who was dead now. he sent is us as the membership committee and through us out and if anyone of us tried to go there we would be arrested fortress pass many we took the letters we got from him and had the rest of the board sign for impeachment under roberts rules of order. we have a terrible rodent problem. it's to bring the garbage to central locations. the rodent problem has exploded. we had a big problem in our place and the next door neighbors did too. it was one problem after another. they did everything they could. frankly an investigation by this board would be very good as to the tactic that we used. it's very reminiscent of the work we have done and the struggles by the race itself. in this case it's an economic situation rather than a racial situation. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. public speaker: hi. i am a long term park resident. i received that little map in my mail. it showed the

a 12-year-old merced boy who didn't want to go to school because he was being bullied got a very special escort this week. members of the sons of thunder christian motorcycle club stepped in to help alex. alex's grandmother put out a post saying he was beat up and he didn't want to go back to school. a family friend organized a biker's escort. one of the bikers said it was a moment he will never forget. >> he got uh hold of me and it was a death grip. then he eased up on it. i knew it was the highlight of his year if not his life. >> they wanted alex to know he is not alone and all of his classmates cheered as alex arrived at school. that's fantastic. with any luck he will not be bullied anymore and those kids have learned a lesson. >> well, sandhya has the forecast in a moment. what a beautiful day for baseball. and at the a's game the fans got a fun surprise. >> ♪ and the home of the brave >> he had the honor of singing the national anthem. he had practice singing at oracle arena and a number of other events. unfortunately the a's lost 9-4. of course, larry will have sports later. >> g

the overall pipeline includes the master plan projects at treasure island and park merced and candlestick park and 25,000 units. and then the five year downtown monitoring reports include a section covering major developments in the arena of historic preservation. the period from 2008-2014 has seen the formation of this commission, the issuance of over 300 certificates of appropriateness and permits to alter and air completion of multi-year historic survey as part of the district plan. these images though case several of the rehabilitation projects downtown which are highlighted in the report. so as part of the transit center district plan process an indepth survey was completed in the area surrounding new montgomery street and resulted in expansion of the mission 2nd street conservation district to third street and inclusion of three buildings to the commission's landmark designation program and article 11 reclassification of 26 buildings within the planned area. the downtown plan established a special use district around the transbay terminal to shift construction to the area and histor

[inaudible] which is merced irrigation is down 10 percent of capacity so it is extremely low now and don pedrois a third ow capacity. precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to st

a 12-year-old merced boy who didn't want to go to school because he was being bullied got a very specialscort this week. members of the sons of thunder christian motorcycle club stepped in to help alex. alex's grandmother put out a post saying he was beat up and he didn't want to go back to school. a family friend organized a biker's escort. one of the bikers said it was a moment he will never forget. >> he got uh hold of me and it was a death grip. then he eased up on it. i knew it was the highlight of his year if not his life. >> they wanted alex to know he is not alone and all of his classmates cheered as alex arrived at school. that's fantastic. with any luck he will not be bullied anymore and those kids have learned a lesson. >> well, sandhya has the forecast in a moment. what a beautiful day for baseball. and at the a's game the fans got a fun surprise. >> ♪ and the home of the brave the national anthem. he had practice singing at oracle arena and a number of other events. unfortunately the a's lost 9-4. of course, larry will have sports later. >> gave it their best shot. >>> it wa

the smoke is spreading done to fresno and merced.at one point the town of san andreas ordered to evacuate. 3,000 residents there. governor brown has declared a state of emergency. as for containment, downgraded to 5% tonight. the fire start wednesday. still no word on the cause. now if you are heading to central valley this weeken. be careful of air quality. as for here, finally over. cooler temperatures rolling into the bay area. heat is kind of on its way out. here is the curveball. we may have rain this weekend. the chief meteorologist is with us, you got our attention with the rain. >> a few drops. bet in dublin. lafayette. south san jose. 97. may not have felt like it. down a few degrees. get a look. show you what we are tracking. the fog at the coastline. beginning to make headway. 5 degrees cooler at this hour compared to yesterday. now i want to take-up to the fog in san francisco. it is thick. you can't seat downtown skyline now. areas of drizzle moving in. on top of the cooling fog act the coastline. we will have cloud movi

. >> gar reel foley tomd me that he saw these duoguys in butch's merc oh, des convertible. they took off out hollywood boulevard. the other guy said he could bt see, but he was latin. >> as investigators continued to comb through butch casey's house, they discovered a cache of video tapes hidden in the bedroom. they appeared to be sex tapes filmed from a secret camera mounted above casey's bed. an officer noticed a souvenir film slat on a high bookshelf in the living room. >> we look ebehind it and it wa a butcher's knife. it was attached to a vcrr. >> i was outside and they said come here. you've got to see this. there's butch casey walking around the night before getting ready to go to work. he goes out the door, the sun comes up, the room gets bright and then he would walk in with the girls. we're going to watch this crime unfold on video. and it did. right in front of us. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill

meanwhile, triple digits in fresno, merced where it's 62, going up to 82 in the greater lake tahoe area, currently it's 40. 76 in monterey bay. our numbers stacking up today 81 in pacifica. 85 in oakland. 90s on the peninsula up to 98 degrees today in the gilroy area. mid-90s common to the east and also to the north. cool sunday and monday. giants and the a's sonny on the mound for the good guys. leake on the mound for the giants. game time temperature 68 degrees at 7:05. go giants. >>> we have reports of an accident northbound 880 at marina. it's a vehicle stuck on its side not blocking lanes over on the right shoulder. speeds are okay through there northbound as you work ur way into oakland. southbound no troubles hopefully that will clear out very quickly here. quiet on westbound 580. overall traffic is light westbound 580. conditions on the altamont pass look good. 15 minutes westbound out of tracy heading into the livermore valley. accident westbound 92 out of lanes no delays. lots of free-flowing conditions westbound 92. 880 to 101, only 13 minutes this morning. same for the bay b

merced, look how far it goes. this is how much smoke is being generateed from this fire south of bakersfield poor air quality. add to this the moisture coming in from the subtropical system. it's gog to be hot, humid and smoky in the central valley all weekend. when i come back we'll talk a little bit about that. we'll talk more about your weather forecast as we move through the weekend. >>> and stay with us both on air and online for continuing coverage of this out of control wildfire. mornings on 2 will have the latest on the fire. >>> terminally ill patients here in california are steps away from being able to die on their own terms. the lawmakers spent two hours debating the measure then voted 23-14 in favor of the legislation. it would establish a protocall for terminally ill adults to obtain medication from a doctor to end their lives at the time of their choosing. the family of britney menard is a strong advocate for it. the 29-year-old bay area woman moved to oregon to legally take her own life. menard's m

. >> reporter: golden gate park and lake merced have had coyote sightings for decades.ut the coyote population has recently exploded. >> we're in the midst of an extraordinary event, a long drought. >> reporter: she's been tracking the coyotes with video surveillance and witness reports. >> coyotes are being forced to expand their range in search of resources. >> reporter: she says the drought means fewer rodents for coyotes to snack on. project coyote has advised the city to security open trash cans with lids and get people to stop littering but dog owners here say it's not enough. >> we don't take them to stone grove anymore. it's hard because he's too small. >> reporter: tara moriarty, fox 2 news. >>> we learned tonight that a family from fremont was on board that duck boat that was on board that deadly collision in seattle. four people were killed, dozens more were injured. the moody family said they decided to take the tour to see the sights. today they were just grateful to be alive. they were sitting in the second row of the duck boat right behind the driver. kat

the man was hit in the southbound lanes of the great highway just before it reaches lake merced. we have these new developments from amber lee. amber we heard the winds at the beach were strong 35 miles per hour with gusts up to 45 and looks like it's pretty windy now. >> reporter: that's right frank, ocean beach is often cold and windy but let me tell you not like this. as you can feel the sand hitting me in the face and you can taste it in your mouth. ocean beach is entizing yet volatile with its strong winds and currents and not more son than this today. >> today is on the upper limits of what's safe to ride. so you get a kind that match it is wind speeds. so you need a really small kite today. >> reporter: a kite surfer suddenly found himself being pulled by his kite away from the ocean and on to the great highway right on to the path of a silver ford toyota going south. >> oh my gosh. that's terrible. that's terrible. >> reporter: the kite surfer ended up between the suv and concrete barrier. police say the man suffered life threatening head injuries and was transported to s

officials say 30 bail agents were firsted in santa clara, al plea dark and merced counties. the agencies were scooping business away from competitors for paying jail inmates. according to the department of insurance, the arrest sweep focused on seven companies including aladdin bail bonds, luna bail bonds and bail hotlines. >>> a man shot during a chris brown concert in san jose is suing the super star and where the shooting occurred. paul brian was one of five people injured when these shots were fired. it was all captured on cell phone video. riley claims chris brown and the owners of the fiesta nightclub did not have enough surgery on happened. no arrests were made but the club easterly your license it was suspended for 60 days. a spokesman for chris brown called that lawsuit frivolous. >>> it is 5:10. a bay area man who cannot walk completed one of the bay area's toughest hikes. >> it's kind of like unimaginable. am i really going up this hill? >> coming up in 20 minutes how he was able to do its despite being paralyzed. >> but first the pope reaches out to americans dur

merced mercedes, to you first -- to charles, i should say. the pope right away brought up immigration, saying he is the son of an immigrant family, who has built america. is that a gentle rebuke to ongoing debate over immigration, particularly in the gop race? >> i think without any doubt, don, the pope very purposely has designed -- intended to do a lot of this to insert himself into some of the politics going on here now. but what i was most struck about today, i don't know if you watched the mass, it was an absolutely magical day in washington. there were thousands and thousands of people that flowed out there. and it was really quite a stunning and spectacular thing to watch. and it was easy to sort of forget that there were around the edges a lot of political disagreements going on that had people not being so loving towards one another. but it was a very nice scene. >> lanny, the pope also took on climate change today. the right is already upset about that, among other positions this pope takes. are you surprised he was so political on

students who came from mission high school, and there from the classic 2005-2015 to our graduates at uc merced, another student who's a manager of a business with two beautiful student. another student who is now a teacher after completing standard. we have to be more clear when you see the achievement gap, what do we mean. entrance of integrated schools i think it's critical. and i think the district is doing a pretty good job of trying to figure out how to work that in a very convoluted system. i'm not about to speak to control the system. asperger you laugh, you know what i'm talking about the its complex by do think there is some contention about can figure out how to have most integrate schools but you can't forget why you want to do that. the reason why is want to make sure all students have access to the richest, most rigorous, the discourse possible. do students of color, african-american, latino, deserts of access to those courses as well as white students and chinese student? absolutely. in some ways it's about trying to figure this isn't in to make sure that happens. want other thin

my car was broken into in lake merced. have to be careful because these people will watch you as you're getting ready to take a run or walk or leave your car. if you think you're hietding your purse in -- hiding your purse in a place they won't find it, they're watching you. they bashed the window exactly where my purse was. word to the wise, leave the valuables at home or take them with you when you leave the car. >>> tomorrow is a very big day, as you know. the pope is in cuba and tomorrow he comes to the united states for the first time. pope francis. he is going to be landing at 4:00 p.m. eastern standard time and we will be there. he is going to be canonizing father juniper row serra who is -- junipero serra who is very important. he is the first hispanic american to be made a saint and this is the first time the vatican has canonized someone on american soil. so a lot of firsts. but serra does not come without controversy. there are a lot of native tribes that do not agree with his canonization. i did a very interest

mid 80s and fresno, manteca, merced.therwise locally numbers 60s around the beaches and around the rim of the bay. 70s will be common around the peninsula today and 73 san rafael and then wrap around to the eastern portion of the district. up to 83 degrees and 76 in san jose. extended forecast, here you have it. cooler on wednesday. and then we rebond on friday with the passage of a disturbance on friday that's promising to bring about a quarter inch of rain in monterey. then lifting up towards the high sierra into the greater lake tahoe area and dry skies over the weekend. big game in town tonight. we have giants playing host to the dodgers. bumgarner on the mound for the good guys. cloud cover 61 degrees. go giants! >>> all right roberta. thank you. time now is 6:19. another surprising turn in the case against alleged chinatown gangster raymond shrimp boy chow. why he is now being linked to a pair of murders. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, first they had roethlisberger and then they had to face palmer. aaron r

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake merced or inut outer sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake mercedr inut outer sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire h

another $40 million for citywide programs and other million dollars for the golden gate and park merced this is shared with the port of san francisco that have been 34.5 millions allocated one of the things i think we've done a good job in the 2008 bond we've continued to the 2012 is leveraging bond funds against others bopped sources tony our grants person along with lisa with the partnership team have done a great job with the steering wheel to manage and leverage the 7 and a half million dollars against the same projects that is a good ratio we'll to continue to pursue those funding sources as we move forward we've had a sale of 53.2 thoilz that funded the disdain design the fattens with the projects in line we're actually moving forward with the instead kind of parade with approval for your approval and when our intent to finish the detail design and move into construction the second $30 million is going to fund the first year the design for the second batch of neighborhood programs that includes the recreation playground and george christopher and others we'll move forward with com

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our september family tent it is going to be on september 22nd saturday that's a saturday at lake merced boathouse from one to 5 activities free a climbing wall and bouncing house and kayak in the lake there's lots of activities we really appreciate all the help and for the support from the commission and staff we've had to later than a lot about the events and truthfully you've been wonderful guidance for us we really appreciate they're listening to us and helping us so don't forget us come on september 26th try to be there we'll look forward to seeing you on a personal note harlan kelly was a volunteer others camp mather and he and his family was there it was wonderful i i have to tell you truthfully when you know the boss is in town we have to behave my family said i by a preponderance of the evidence the best that week so harlan kelly you thank you and looking at to seeing. >> and my appreciation for the board for all you've done for us. >> thank you very much. >> i want to extend our appreciation to you and the friends of camp mather now that harlan is a big fan we're arguing who th

on that note let's check in with rick santelli on the floor of the merc. >> the one market i would haven my korescreen is the dollar. the dollar index is taking a bit of a hit here. it's down 2/3 of a cent. dom was spot on, even before the announcement we saw rates volatile but mostly to the downside and that continues and, yes, the moves are not huge. here is the surprise that i have, china. when i think china, i think cumbersome, slow moving. i think for the committee to cite international issues, do they think they're going to change the next meeting or two meetings from now? do you think the battleship china is going to do a full turnaround anytime soon? the guide path of global economy is a glide path that's of a long-term nature. so to me there's a 50/50 call on the fed for the next meeting, the meeting after that. not about whether they raise or don't raise, as to whether they raise or they do qe first. that would be my 50/50 call and are we trading markets? i think a better analogy would be a black jack table. we have the fed on one side, hedge funds and computer traders on the

our september family tent it is going to be on september 22nd saturday that's a saturday at lake merced boathouse from one to 5 activities free a climbing wall and bouncing house and kayak in the lake there's lots of activities we really appreciate all the help and for the support from the commission and staff we've had to later than a lot about the events and truthfully you've been wonderful guidance for us we really appreciate they're listening to us and helping us so don't forget us come on september 26th try to be there we'll look forward to seeing you on a personal note harlan kelly was a volunteer others camp mather and he and his family was there it was wonderful i i have to tell you truthfully when you know the boss is in town we have to behave my family said i by a preponderance of the evidence the best that week so harlan kelly you thank you and looking at to seeing. >> and my appreciation for the board for all you've done for us. >> thank you very much. >> i want to extend our appreciation to you and the friends of camp mather now that harlan is a big fan we're arguing who th

earlier this year, i introduced a bipartisan resolution in support of the perkins loan with congressman merc of indiana, r. -- h. resolution 294 with 56 co-sponsors. my colleague, representative louise slaughter, a leadership on this issue, authored a letter with more than 90 bipartisan signatures for suort of this important program, and over 33 groups in higher institutional programs have supported this bill's re-authorization. bottom line, the perkins a lot program has helped millions of -- loan program has helped millions struggling to pay for college. i applaud my colleagues across the aisle, a specific thank you to mr. bishop, for helping to ensure students have access to federal financialid that they need to make clege affordable and accessible. and i urge support of this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker p tempore: the gentlemaneserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognize mr. bishop: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from wcoin is recognized. mr. pocan: thank you, mr. speaker. 'd like to yield to the gentle

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake merced or inut outer sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire

the overall pipeline includes the master plan projects at treasure island and park merced and candlestick park and 25,000 units. and then the five year downtown monitoring reports include a section covering major developments in the arena of historic preservation. the period from 2008-2014 has seen the formation of this commission, the issuance of over 300 certificates of appropriateness and permits to alter and air completion of multi-year historic survey as part of the district plan. these images though case several of the rehabilitation projects downtown which are highlighted in the report. so as part of the transit center district plan process an indepth survey was completed in the area surrounding new montgomery street and resulted in expansion of the mission 2nd street conservation district to third street and inclusion of three buildings to the commission's landmark designation program and article 11 reclassification of 26 buildings within the planned area. the downtown plan established a special use district around the transbay terminal to shift construction to the area and histor

keeping an eye on apple after positive comments in barron's from merc mulholland.00. yesterday, on friday, apple closed at $114. it's looking to the upside. to the tune of more than $2 and talks about the potential of leasing and the resale of leased phones, how that will bring revenue in for apple. new iphone on the 25th and purchase those. much more mornings with maria coming up. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. it's from virtually anywhere.rn of danger it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer.

give specific projections especially about particular development areas like the shipyards or park merced or mission bay better, more precise information than we have so hopefully early september it could be spill over a little bit but we're working as hard was we can to bear down >> i appreciate that i know that is complex and you've been dynamic but the concerns i have precisely around the yield we've clawed there are good reasons to rely on the historical data traditionally we certainly do not want to over build or plan that is sad which to hear that we you know we basically in the past have thought so little of the students that would live in the market rate housing would become our students and that you know, i just want love us to dig into that a little bit more and see you know what are other similar communities what yields so necessary see if the yields vary what we historically see you know i don't i don't want to see we're only goes to get the students that are low income or few of the middle-income and the higher income students and that may historically have been the pattern b

anticipa el envejecimiento, hay un tema de salud, ella dice, si se puede, en autoestima no estÁ a mercedo vulgaridades en la calle, un sujeto que pasÓ por allÍ le gritÓ vulgaridades, ella miró a su agresor y digo, esto es precisamente lo que me refiero en el reportaje surgieron denunciar, creo que hay una lÍnea muy fina entre decir un piropo y decir una vulgaridad y se convierten acoso sexual. verÓnica: la mayorÍa de los piropos siempre se convierten en un pequeÑo acoso, sobretodo yo se los digo porque ando yo iba del colegio, de mi secundaria a tomar el autobÚs para ir a la casa, era siempre la misma historia, un hombre que se aprovecha de la ingenuidad, que ven una niÑa caminando sola por la calle, no sÓlo pasa en nuestros paÍses, tambiÉn la gente que camina por manhattan, las grandes ciudades, siempre hay un loco. karla: ya no les importa si es ingenua o no, decidan cualquier groserÍa cualquier mujer. eric: al final del dÍa, si no les dan un piropo, sino las miran, si no las ven, sino voltean, entonces tambiÉn se quejan, ¿a quÉ vamos? karla m: todo depende de la manera, hay piropos qu

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake merced or inut outer sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire

certainty on the type of projects to be built are we able to call a public hearing like more park mercedw the design and with respect to comment to help to inform the directors review of the project. >> obviously i defer to director ram but there is an interest to say it is important the planning department feels it the individuals phases is consistent but with the d for d and evolving as you just quick on the question of open space and prioritizing i i guess the yerba buena priorizing the non-rooftop open space. >> i think so the reason the n one rooftop is the n one triggers the renovation and so their directly tides when the construction starts with the n one the demolition the first demolition of examiner building and the renovations of the chronicle building that's why think outside the box are physically tied and can't be directed. >> the question on shadow of yerba buena gardens. >> yes. sarah jones environmental review officer the eir i analyzed the shadow on yerba buena gardens and looked at it yerba buena north that area by the center for the arts and also the children's playgr

certainty on the type of projects to be built are we able to call a public hearing like more park mercedw the design and with respect to comment to help to inform the directors review of the project. >> obviously i defer to director ram but there is an interest to say it is important the planning department feels it the individuals phases is consistent but with the d for d and evolving as you just quick on the question of open space and prioritizing i i guess the yerba buena priorizing the non-rooftop open space. >> i think so the reason the n one rooftop is the n one triggers the renovation and so their directly tides when the construction starts with the n one the demolition the first demolition of examiner building and the renovations of the chronicle building that's why think outside the box are physically tied and can't be directed. >> the question on shadow of yerba buena gardens. >> yes. sarah jones environmental review officer the eir i analyzed the shadow on yerba buena gardens and looked at it yerba buena north that area by the center for the arts and also the children's playgr

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake merceduter sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire hazard be

as well and make sure they're not doing things that might negatively affect the people around lake merced or inut outer sunset in god forbid a fire should start there or take off in that sort of thing. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comments? come on up. >> my name is [inaudible] and i live in district 7 right at the foot of mount set ro. i think one of the things we heard -- first i would like to thank the fire department and yourself for organizing this. it's been a very interesting morning for me. one of the things that we've heard is that the western side and the northern side is less vulnerable because of fog and i just wanted to talk a bit about that. living where i do i see the fog coming in to mount sutro all through the summer and in fact very often the forest is wetter in summer than it is in winter. there was actually standing water there a few days ago even before it started raining because what is happening the trees precipitate the fog. they precipitate the fog moisture and the under story holds the water so in some cases reducing the vegetation increases the fire

stuck i wrote a letter to the director and commented developing on one the project on the sud of park merced i realized now having ability to discuss the broader positive or negative ramifications of decisions that have been made to change from the images we've seen those are only images and promises and only words as we move to implement that project none of us who sits in the room have any say that's not to say the people that are not skillful unless the city should look at billings that way. >> commissioner hillis. >> so first thank you to the planning department staff and city staff you did a great job around the initial was concerned what a code compliant project looks like compared to what is being proposed in i echo commissioner johnck's statement i think it is clear that it is kind of from the height works here the project with the da and is benefits that come out of that works a lot better than a code compliant project director ram spoke eloquently about the height it can take it? got to be the way of short of ballot initiatives or bonds issues we get to affordability levels that ex

our september family tent it is going to be on september 22nd saturday that's a saturday at lake mercedathouse from one to 5 activities free a climbing wall and bouncing house and kayak in the lake there's lots of activities we really appreciate all the help and for the support from the commission and staff we've had to later than a lot about the events and truthfully you've been wonderful guidance for us we really appreciate they're listening to us and helping us so don't forget us come on september 26th try to be there we'll look forward to seeing you on a personal note harlan kelly was a volunteer others camp mather and he and his family was there it was wonderful i i have to tell you truthfully when you know the boss is in town we have to behave my family said i by a preponderance of the evidence the best that week so harlan kelly you thank you and looking at to seeing. >> and my appreciation for the board for all you've done for us. >> thank you very much. >> i want to extend our appreciation to you and the friends of camp mather now that harlan is a big fan we're arguing who the b

our september family tent it is going to be on september 22nd saturday that's a saturday at lake merced boathouse from one to 5 activities free a climbing wall and bouncing house and kayak in the lake there's lots of activities we really appreciate all the help and for the support from the commission and staff we've had to later than a lot about the events and truthfully you've been wonderful guidance for us we really appreciate they're listening to us and helping us so don't forget us come on september 26th try to be there we'll look forward to seeing you on a personal note harlan kelly was a volunteer others camp mather and he and his family was there it was wonderful i i have to tell you truthfully when you know the boss is in town we have to behave my family said i by a preponderance of the evidence the best that week so harlan kelly you thank you and looking at to seeing. >> and my appreciation for the board for all you've done for us. >> thank you very much. >> i want to extend our appreciation to you and the friends of camp mather now that harlan is a big fan we're arguing who th

. >> alison potrero we're hearing how we haven't merced lake out the pipeline and the city is not using the area plan the projected projects are well within the see projection and therefore no additional impacts beyond the eir as those claims with made the goalposts keep moving in early july the x check list for pennsylvania despite adding 2 hundred and 50 units any increase in population will be within the beyond the scope of the eir and would not be considered substantial next came in the draft eir from the 6th street for the pipeline report then suggests we shouldn't consider the development in an individual sub project rather than the entitle of the eastern neighborhoods this is strange the eastern neighborhood plan didn't analysis the impacts in isolation and we should combine residential and commercial with regard to the imbalances and impacts between the two it is on the overheads the new analysis included in the draft eir clamming on 3 thousand mrs. is plus residential uses they o militaries the projection between 2000 and 2008 keep in mind the eir increases the dwelling units f

our september family tent it is going to be on september 22nd saturday that's a saturday at lake merced boathouse from one to 5 activities free a climbing wall and bouncing house and kayak in the lake there's lots of activities we really appreciate all the help and for the support from the commission and staff we've had to later than a lot about the events and truthfully you've been wonderful guidance for us we really appreciate they're listening to us and helping us so don't forget us come on september 26th try to be there we'll look forward to seeing you on a personal note harlan kelly was a volunteer others camp mather and he and his family was there it was wonderful i i have to tell you truthfully when you know the boss is in town we have to behave my family said i by a preponderance of the evidence the best that week so harlan kelly you thank you and looking at to seeing. >> and my appreciation for the board for all you've done for us. >> thank you very much. >> i want to extend our appreciation to you and the friends of camp mather now that harlan is a big fan we're arguing who th

stuck i wrote a letter to the director and commented developing on one the project on the sud of park mercedw having ability to discuss the broader positive or negative ramifications of decisions that have been made to change from the images we've seen those are only images and promises and only words as we move to implement that project none of us who sits in the room have any say that's not to say the people that are not skillful unless the city should look at billings that way. >> commissioner hillis. >> so first thank you to the planning department staff and city staff you did a great job around the initial was concerned what a code compliant project looks like compared to what is being proposed in i echo commissioner johnck's statement i think it is clear that it is kind of from the height works here the project with the da and is benefits that come out of that works a lot better than a code compliant project director ram spoke eloquently about the height it can take it? got to be the way of short of ballot initiatives or bonds issues we get to affordability levels that exceeds the 12 p