again, lake merced has a billion gallons of capacity. additionally, tie into the existing line in the richmond district and other areas. just one future possibility. we are also looking at other water source, which i will get to. so, what are the next steps? complete rigorous reliability analysis. environmental review, with the planning department. we will begin design work for option 12, including a thorough review of components, pump, valves, etc. by the agencies. we are specifically going to look at pipeline alignments. one of the things we are going to look at analyzing richmond district pipeline. so, currentsly one east/west pipeline. so, we are going to look at having two east/west pipelines. for example, we could have one that runs on cabrio and another down california or clement street. so we will report back to the supervisors and other people. we are also looking at the exact locations of the north/south runs, so, right now the conceptual option 12 has the north/south run on 22nd avenue. perhaps more sense for 20th or 18th aven

reportera: ademÁs de la ciudad de napa, otro de los operativos se realizÓ en una localidad situada en merced del cine buscando a una persona y tambiÉn en una comunidad buscando a ciertas personas. un domingo cuando normalmente no se trabajala organizaciÓn andaba recogiendo a personas y es algo muy triste. >> se cree que la intenciÓn es crar miedo en los inmigrantes. >> sabemos que el nuevo presidente ha dicho varias veces que quiere remover a cualquier persona indocumentada en estados unidos. reportera: recomiendan consultar la pÁgina de internet para saber mÁs sobre sus derechos y opciones legales y tambiÉn puede consultar la pÁgina, regresÓ contigo, beatriz. beatriz no. el alcalde de san josÉ dijo en un comunicado, el enfoque indiscriminado en torno a inmigraciÓn sólo sirve para aumentar el miedo nuestra comunidad, esos miedos crecen con operativos y el mensaje es el mismo, los apoyamos, expresÓ el alcalde, agregÓ que no han podido confirmar la veracidad de rumores sobre operativos en el Área de la bahÍa. presentamos una lista de nÚmeros telefÓnicos de respuesta rÁpida de diferentes condad

this is a photo that i took when i was visiting there alongside the merced river. it's really striking to look at pictures of the same place over time. again, i think the first week of this course we looked at some of these same images. this is the photograph taken from the same location near the merced river but taken in 1865 by carlton watkins. what you can see in it, a little difficult, the trees are in the way. you can see there's a big meadow in the back. some coniferous trees, but a lot of oak trees and willows. it's a much more open landscape than what we see today. similarly, we can look at paintings from the 1870s. this is by albert beerschtott. he's done a little fancy footwork with the sides of the valley. they actually don't match up. if you look at a photograph today, you'll realize this side is about five miles west of this side in his painting. but what's interesting about this painting is, again, it's showing us the ecosystem of this landscape in the 1870s. which again is meadows in oak woodlands with a few coniferous trees. a real contrast to the l

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marÍa: otro de los operativos de migraciÓn se realizó en una localidad situada en merced. >> vimos quen una vecindad buscando a cierta persona. un domingo donde normalmente no se trabaja. es algo muy triste. marÍa: gutiÉrrez cree que la intenciÓn fundamental es crear miedo entre los emigrantes. >> yo lo llamarÍa como una guerra al agente emigrante, sabemos que el nuevo presidente ha dicho varias veces que Él quiere remover a cualquier persona que sea indocumentada en estados unidos. beatriz: es importante que organizaciones le recomienden que usted estÉ atento a la red de respuesta rÁpida. por su parte, el alcalde de san josÉ dijo en un comunicado que el enfoque indiscriminado de la administraciÓn en cuanto a la emigraciÓn sirve para aumentar el miedo nuestra comunidad. esos miedos crecen con los recientes rumores de operativo . mi mensaje a los emigrantes es el mismo: los apoyamos. mientras tanto, hemos estado recibiendo numerosas llamadas de personas en napa que alegan haber visto acciones de ice y enviaron un vÍdeo que les vamos a mostrar. son agentes de migraciÓn en un vecindario y

and a lot of the responsibilities under robert include stern grove, lake merced, lower great highway and he leads a field stop of 30% in the delivery of landscape and custodial services to the area. we first met robert back in 2016 when he began his current control in psa 4. i had asked director ginsburg here about great highway and the pathway, and it started getting taken over by all the ice plants so that only kind of like 1% of time could walk through. and here was robert. and i think the person who preceded you was also named robert. so we've always had great roberts working for our district. and just was so proactive in trying to address the landscaping the area, working with a lot of neighbors who wanted to volunteer and just make the whole stretch a lovelier place through landscaping. and i personally believe that landscaping is, you know, so much more than just aesthetics. it really brings a community together. and robert was just a huge part of that, that work. so over the last year and a half, robert and his team have totally transformed the greenway of the lower great hig

just down the road it's 43 in lake merced. about everywhere else, 45 to 46 degrees. take it closer to the downtown, financial district is about 50. coming through the ferry building at about 49 degrees. here's a look from our east bay hills camera. you see it's bouncing a little bit from that breeze out there. if you're going to be out and about exercising, watch out for the pollen. as you know, you can see that it is getting more pre dij us outside. on the bay, not as choppy as yesterday. going to the beaches, you'll have sunshine all day today. let's talk about the south bay 12-hour planner. all day sunshine until it sets at 5:48. temperatures will fluctuate. about 20 degrees to 46 at 8:00 to noon at 6:00. as we go to the inland east bay, also sunglasses all throughout the morning and the afternoon hours. we'll jump up to 62 by noon. hang around 66, 67 in the noon hours. back to 52 by 8:00. we'll come back and take a look at how much pollen is out there and what trees are producing it and the sharp change in the weather this weekend. frances, a couple new accidents

. >>> let's take a look at temperatures around san francisco from the cool sunset at 42, lake merced at 43. glenn park at 44 and then the castro and the mission at 45. coming through the ferry building it's 47. dress for 48 downtown in potrero hill. take a look at what as far as -- things jumped ahead there. we have a big storm coming and look at that. tomorrow night through saturday, 10:00 in the morning up to a foot of snow above 2,000 feet up to 4 feet of snow above 3,500 feet. five feet or more across the highest terrain. and that is going to be hard to drive through, i would suspect, sue. 60 in sacramento. showers around l.a. and san diego. mid-50s there to about 60 in palm springs. and a quick look at the seven-day forecast and what you're going to see are temperatures that are going to be really cold. upper mid-20s to mid-30s with that heavy snow thursday to moderate friday to lighter saturday. the best chance to get up there tomorrow and sunday. sue? >> so much for that. thanks for the driving tip. we'll go up friday. >> good luck. smooth sailing this hour. looks like the roa

let's use this home as an example in merced heights. on friday at 1.7 million-dollars. realtor patrick lam breaks down how much it would cost... for someone to afford this place.patrick lam/realtor- "minimum down payment these days is about 20-percent down. so, we're talking about a loan amount of about $1,360,000. and the interest and the principal add up to be about $7,000 per month and on top of that, we still have to pay the property tax, which is about $2,000 a month. so, altogether is about $9,000 per month. so, we're talking a person who has to have the income at least $260,000 to afford a home like this." and, it's a nice home on beverly street. four bedrooms -- three baths... built in 1938 and completely renovated this year. and although lam expects it to sell within 10 days... the california association of realtors says just 12-percent of san francisco households... could actually afford to buy a home like this. ( marty ) a suspected drug dealer is in jail after police found him with 66 bags of cocaine base and heroin. he was

rights advocates say there were at least 11 arrests in northern california over the weekend, five in merced county, two each in contra costa county and sacramento county and one in both monterey and napa counties. on saturday oakland mayor libby schaaf sent out a warning about the raids based on information she got from a source. kpix5 said homeland security officials believe the mayor crossed the line, but she claims it was her duty to tell the public. >> i believe that i have acted absolutely within the bounds of the law, but more importantly within my ethical obligations as the mayor of a city that is full of law abiding immigrants. >> i.c.e. released a statement saying sanctuary cities are not above federal law and that "i.c.e. focuses its enforcement resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security." i.c.e. does not conduct sweeps or raids that target aliens indiscriminately." could mayor schaaf face legal charges for obstruction of justice? phil matier digs deeper into that at 6:00. >>> in washington a victory for dreamers and a bit of

officials with fish and wildlife recently found about 20 of them in fresno, merced and stanislaus county. experts say the invasive rodent is incredibly destructive. it eats so much vegetation that it threatens wetlands, crops and levees causing concern that the prolific breeders may jeopardize the delta's fragile ecosystem. >>> cleanup is underway in peninsula hours after a water main break caused major flooding. crews were out at st. matthew's catholic church and school in san mateo. they placed fans inside to dry out all that water. at the school gym they were tearing up some of the floor. thousands of gallons of water flowed out during yesterday's water main break. the murky water also flooded and damaged people's homes and backyards. >>> finally a solution on the horizon for one of berkeley's worst traffic trouble spots. the area around gillman street exit of i-80 near golden gate fields has two dangerous intersections. cars frequently collide because they're coming from all directions. ngof the solutions, two round-abouts, one for cars entering and exiting the highway, the other a s

sos athe sun sets west going toward mariposa and merced, the sun will reflect back up onto horsetail fall and create this effect. >> reporter: the natural occurrence has grown in popularity over the years, so much so that for the first time parking permits are now being issued along the viewing route after heavy traffic jams in the area created safety concerns. if you're unable to secure a parking permit, no worries. the area still remains accessible by foot. >>> a bay area woman is celebrating this valentine's day by helping complete strangers look good. >> you won't recognize me next time. >> yes, i will. >> lisa law recruited the help of san francisco's hefts barbershop to provide free hair cuts to people in need living on the streets. she said sometimes just a simple gesture can mean so much. >> this actually spreads a little kindness and, you know, they make them feel good that someone cares about them, instill hope in them. >> i think it's a wonderful thing she did. thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. >> because i wouldn't have been able to get it done if it wasn't for

the safety of our infrastructure, the vitality of --merce, the quality of life all of it is so important. and you cannot go into a multi- hundred billion dollar infrastructure plan without saying, we have to do this with the enhanced knowledge that we have, with better opportunities that we know of, to do so in a way that gets the best result for the american people. and by the way, cheaper. you get more for your money. --get back to the budgets and i thank you -- anyone else want to be on point and become cemented? -- be complement it? don't tell anyone i told you this. the only reason they put the infrastructure piece and there is, if you follow the conversation around here, they the freedomto get caucus, whatever euphemism they were using for "crush the little guy." if you heard them, they would say, maybe domestic spending was on infrastructure. you have the code word that they were going to have something on infrastructure. we have designated -- i don't know how much of this is public -- how some of it will be spent is affected in some of what you have heard here about clean water,

and starting on sunday, arrests have been made in sacramento, monterey, and merced counties. there are no reports of arrests in alameda county. >>> sonoma county supervisors with meeting to talk about what went wrong during october's deadly wildfires and how they can better alert the public at the next disaster. >> a newly released report highlights a flawed emergency response to the fires. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. and the state review found quite a bit of confusion and miscommunication. they were scrambling to try to warn people about the fast moving fires, and in the end, a lot of people did not have any idea what was coming. today during the meeting, county supervisors said the mistakes were simply inexcusable. [ inaudible ] >> not one person received an alert! what the hell are we doing here? and i am horribly disappointed -- it's an understatement. >> we have to own this moment. we have to own this moment. >> reporter: county supervisors today taking responsibility for failing to warn many people in the path of the fires last year. and they are also promising

let's use this home as an example in merced heights. was listed on the open market on friday at 1.7 million-dollars. realtor patrick lam breaks down how much it would cost... for someone to afford this place.patrick lam/realtor- "minimum down payment these days is about 20-percent down. so, we're talking about a loan amount of about $1,360,000. and the interest and the principal add up to be about $7,000 per month and on top of that, we still have to pay the property tax, which is about $2,000 a month. so, altogether is about $9,000 per month. so, we're talking a person who has to have the income at least $260,000 to afford a home like this." and, it's a nice home on beverly street. four bedrooms -- three baths... built in 1938 and completely renovated this year. and although lam expects it to sell within 10 days... the california association of realtors says just 12-percent of san francisco households... could actually afford to buy a home like this. (jrstone) coming up... a walnut creek officer is finally returning to work after he wa

there was one in napa county and one in monterey and five in merced county. someone posted on her facebook page that he hopes that someone harms her family. >> the creepy mayor of oakland should be the first one to get caught for treason. >> the criticism is not just from the conservatives but some progressives say that they said there was no specifics and it proposed unnecessary fear. >> they want to scare people. we have seen these communities refraining from reporting crimes and keeping their kids out of school and refraining from going to the hospital when they need care. >> reporter: one woman said that the agent entered their property without knocking. >> they came in with guns and they came into the backyard where my husband was standing. >> reporter: this is video taken by a family member, she and her children are u. s. citizens and her 39-year-old has been was brought to the united states illegally at the age of four years old. they say the vast majority of cities in america cooperate with them but others conduct them to assign other resources. city

they were found abandoned in merced, including crush era 7 week old crushed by a shopping kurt and is getting over surgery. and little beans, a mere three weeks old, abandoned in a shoe box in a park. babette was somehow separated from her litter and abandoned herself. she has become a surrogate mother for now. >> they get found, dupd. we'll get boxes of puppy left out in almond orchard. >> there is so many natural disasters but people don't pay attention to there is a disaster every day in the state patrol valley. they're inundated with dogs, strays, puppy breeders, dog fight zbleers any tend to cast away whatever won't make money. whatever they breed or sell is kept. >> look at my new little boy. >> what we get are the dogs bred to teeth their teets are hanging on and thrown out. >> they are sending vans weekly and bringing the cast aways here. >> the bay area is so dog friendly. we no he that dogs will find homes here. loving homes here. >> milo foundation and mad dog rescue will be looking for homes for most of the dogs. but the senior dog rescue is waiving adoption fees for the o

million people they don't have anything to eat. 1.3 billion pounds of food are wasted every year. 33 merced probably better than our restaurants here. >> we believe in beauty. >> yes. >> and we involve architect, design, artist, because everyone deserves beauty. >> jimmy: sure. >> and one of the goal was preserving the dignity of the people. serving them. >> jimmy: and proceeds go to more soup kitchens all around the united states. >> yeah we open paris at the end of march and maples at the ends of april. >> jimmy: wow i would go to all those places, i'm going to do a homeless tour of europe. speaking of beauty. you were in our writer's kitchen this afternoon. >> yes it was a nightmare. >> jimmy: in fact there's our writer's kitchen. >> unbelievable. look at that. look at that. i had to have three pint of like ice cream because there wasn't all left like that. >> jimmy: do you have honey nut cheeros or is that american thing. >> it's american thing but my child loves that. i got some rum. >> jimmy: yeah so you grabbed a bunch of stuff to make a three course meal out of the junk you found in

i've been on craigslist looking at homes in stockton, in merced -- it's rough. is no housing in america." khristina gets about one- thousand dollars a month from social security... and, paul typically gets paid cash as a handyman... making it challenging to meet the requirements to get approved for affordable housing. a steady income and the ability to consisently pay the rent. leslye corsiglia/casa- "in sillicon valley, where we're located, affordable housing is actually an oxymoron." leslye corsignlia (core-seal-ee-yuh) is the executive director of sillicon-valley-at-home... a non-rpofit organization working on solutions to the bay area housing crisis. she's also co-chair of casa -- the committee to house the bay area... tasked with finding ways to implement "plan bay area." a regional blueprint for building more housing near transportation. so, what is affordable housing? government-subsidized income- restricted housing based on the number of people living in a unit. income-eligibility is determined by each county's average median income... a standard set by

excited at this pet food store in pin noel, they were found abandoned at a homeless emcampment in merced a 7-year-old who was crushed by a shopping cart and is getting surgery. and then there's little beans, abandoned in a shoe box in a park. she was separated from her all right and was abandoned herself. she's now a surrogate mother. >> hurricanes, goods, fires, there's so many natural disasters, but people don't really pay attention to is that there's a disaster every day in the central valley, they're inundated with strays, puppy breeders, dogfighter. >> whether they continue to breed, or whatever they continue to sell they keep. >> reporter: senior dogs passed their time of breeding are put out on the street. bay area rescue organizations are sending vans weekly to the central valley and bringing those kas aways here. >> the bay area is so dog friendly, we know that dogs are going to find homes here, loving homes here. >> reporter: milar foundation and mad dog rescue will be adopting these dogs, and as for the youngest, little beans, they'll be nursing him along. more rescue runs are

there were immigration raids in merced county. saturday night mayor schaaf warned about possible raids after she received a tip from credible sources. mayor schaaf and sam liccardo say they'll continue to protect immigrant communities despite a federal crackdown. >> my priority is to keep the community safe. >> it's not my wish to panic people but to ensure that they are prepared with information. >> we're going to do everything we can to stand up for our residents and to support everyone in the community whether they are documented or not. i'm not interested in ideological battles with washington. i'm interested in protecting my community. >> mayor schaaf says everyone should be aware of their legal rights. >>> a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition after falling down a cliff near stinson beach. the child fell about 30 feet and landed in a creek. still not clear how or why he fell. he was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland. >>> bart as much as in the east bay is back to normal after a woman was hit by a train and inju

lake merced, 34. i saw a temperature near the excelsi excelsior. there could be frost in san francisco. west portal, sunny side, glenn park, pea tril oat the >> everybody else in the 30s. 29 in walnut creek. kr tracy at 39. 32 in american canyon at 31. crossing the bridge, it's still a little breezy. but those are going to continue to taper throughout the day. wear warm clothes if you're heading to mass transit because of the extra chill in the air. dry all day on the roads. in the bay, no white caps today. let's talk about the kids and get them ready at 29 inland. 35 to 37 at the coast and 7:00. it will be sunny but cool at 11:00. 47 to 50. during the afternoon hours, no chance of rain. a whole lot of sunshine and about 50 at that to 55 degrees. mother nature will give us a break. a nice weekend to be outside with slightly warmer temperatures. another arctic front on monday. all of that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. here's sue. >>> we have a sig-alert on 880. we'll go to that video. show you the truck on its side blocking left lanes

lake merced, marina, bayview, castro and mission 56. about 59 in the financial district right now. 52 in richmond. 54 in belmont. 46 in santa clara. then you go up to american canyon. 41 degrees. see the flag still blowing offshore. tons of sunshine. don't forget the sunscreen as you get reflection. exercising. those will calm this afternoon. and the live chops on the bay. 53 with sunshine. 61 degrees. 65 at noon. we'll talk about some cooler weather in the accuweather. >> taking a look at the south bay now. >>> under 17, 880 -- that is 880 right there. we hop over to the other side of town, 280. that is underneath the overcrossing. that's been cleared out of lanes. an eight-minute drive time. >> what do you think about this. let us know. a woman wins more than half a billion dollars in the lottery and now she is suing the lotto because she wants to keep her identity private. >> should lottery winners be allowed to remain anonymous? and in some states they are allowed but not here in california. you don't have to register or download an

let's use this home as an example in merced heights.listed on the open market on friday at 1.7 million-dollars. realtor patrick lam breaks down how much it would cost... for someone to afford this place.patrick lam/realtor- "minimum down payment these days is about 20-percent down. so, we're talking about a loan amount of about $1,360,000. and the interest and the principal add up to be about $7,000 per month and on top of that, we still have to pay the property tax, which is about $2,000 a month. so, altogether is about $9,000 per month. so, we're talking a person who has to have the income at least $260,000 to afford a home like this." and, it's a nice home on beverly street. four bedrooms -- three baths... built in 1938 and completely renovated this year. and although lam expects it to sell within 10 days... the california association of realtors says just 12-percent of san francisco households... could actually afford to buy a home like this. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine)(justine) in the race for calif

i've been on craigslist looking at homes in stockton, in merced -- it's rough.is no housing in america." khristina gets about one- thousand dollars a month from social security... and, paul typically gets paid cash as a handyman... making it challenging to meet the requirements to get approved for affordable housing. a steady income and the ability to consisently pay the rent. leslye corsiglia/casa- "in sillicon valley, where we're located, affordable housing is actually an oxymoron." leslye corsignlia (core-seal-ee-yuh) is the executive director of sillicon-valley-at-home... a non-rpofit organization working on solutions to the bay area housing crisis. she's also co-chair of casa -- the committee to house the bay area... tasked with finding ways to implement "plan bay area." a regional blueprint for building more housing near transportation. so, what is affordable housing? government-subsidized income- restricted housing based on the number of people living in a unit. income-eligibility is determined by each county's average median income... a standard set by t

as the sun sets west going towards mariposa and merced, the sun will reflect back up onto horse tail fall and create this effect. >> reporter: the natural occurrence has grown in popularity over the years. so much so that for the first time, parking permits are being issued for along the viewing route after heavy traffic jams in the area created safety concerns. if you're unable to secure a parking permit, no worries, the area remains accessible by foot. at yosemite national park, jason oliveira, abc 7 news. >>> we didn't see rain in the bay area, but it snowed in the sierra this weekend. these are images provided by north star california. they got 2 inches on the base of 18 inches. last year north star had a 90-inch base on this date. it's a very different year for the folks up in tahoe. and we needed the snow thought just for skiing but for the snowpack and the spring runoff. that helps our drought stuation, we're in a bit of a bind. >> we're seeing continued sun and a little bit cooler temperatures. abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma standing by with the forecast. >> the moisture

. >> reporter: traps have been set up in various spots in merced, fresno and stanislas counties.tockton, carlos correa, kpix5. friday night heading toward the weekend -- >>> friday night heading toward the weekend, a weather change when you wake up tomorrow, but this evening we are still in the 70s in concord, santa rosa and san jose. we've fallen to the 60s for oakland, livermore and san francisco. overnight tonight the wind begins to increase especially in the north bay. a chilly night, mid-40s, but you've done that all throughout this warm spell, san francisco 52, san jose 46 degrees. radar, that part is not changing. this is not a wet pattern moving in but just a cooler pattern. we need snow in the sierra, snowpack 23% of average. there's the prospect for a little light snow in and around tahoe as soon as monday night. for the weekend there's a change. it was close to 70 at lake level today, tomorrow only 46, so not as warm with sunshine tomorrow. it will be breezy to windy sunday, high 48 degrees. if you or your loved ones are heading up towards the mountains, i've circled a

everybody else from 46 and sunny side, glenn park and lake merced to petrillo hill at 49 degrees. look at palo alto and santa clara, 37. tracy, 42 there. but you'll find cooler temperatures until you get to san leandro, 48. nearly freezes in petaluma, 33. the american canyon at 35. let's talk about your activities, celebrating this evening, no weather worries. how about a sunset sail? that would be awesome. it will be a little breezy on the bay. we'll call it good anyway. maybe if you're going out to see the sunset and have a romantic dinner on the beach, i think you'll enjoy it. temperatures in the mid-50s. it will be chilly. north bay at 38 this morning. 48 at 10:00 and we'll jump up about 10 degrees. by noon at 57. hang out in the upper 50s in the afternoon hours. increasing sunshine late in the afternoon and stars this evening at 48 by 8:00. take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. big winter chill on the way. will it bring any rain, sue? >> we're going to pop down to san jose where the headlights are headed north on 101 underneath the 880 overcrossing. everybody is

know, one of the major concerns with these big projects, like treasure island and shipyards and park merced is that we have to build the infrastructure. we ask the developer to front the financing for the infrastructure that's associated with building this new neighborhood. the things that people often don't think about, but the horizontal development, so the sewage, the lights, the grid, the streets, the parks and all of that. so we've seen, you know, of the 30,000 units of housing that we have already entitled, that they're not getting built because of the immense cost, up front costs of building this infrastructure. i was hoping you could talk about how we ensure this project doesn't fall victim to the same kind of -- to the same challenges and that we'll be doing everything that we can to ensure that the shovels go in the ground and housing that we fought for along with the 40% gets built as quickly as possible. >> thank you for the question, supervisor. we are concerned about this as well because we get such great outpouring for this project and we don't want to have the disappointing

officials with fish and wildlife found 20 of them in fresno, merced and stanislas county and the invasive rodent is incredibly destructive. it eats so much vegetation that it threatens wetlands, crops and levees. the department is asking anyone who spots a nutria to call them with a tip. >>> from the low snowpack in the sierra to record high winter temperatures, drought fears are heating up across california. many bay area cities are seeing their warmest ever start to a year. in the sierra some cross- country ski resorts have switched over to mountain biking already and with no significant rain on the horizon california could be on course for one of its dryest rainy seasons ever. >>> paul, we were talking about how little rain l.a. has seen for a year. >> they haven't seen significant rainfall except for one day with the mudslides. take that day out, it's been nine months since they've had a good widespread rainfall. around here it's been 19 days. we'll add to that total, a beautiful evening to get outside. any one individual day, it's so hard to complain because our weather is so much mo

they were found abandoned in a homeless encamp men in merced, including crusher a 7 week old that was a.showing cart and is getting over surgery. and there is little beans, 3 weeks old, abandoned in a shoe box in a park in tow thiularep y bam beth was abandoned herself. she has become little beans surrogate mother right now. >> we will get boxes of puppies left out in an almond orchard. >> there are natural disasters. but what people don't pay attention is there is a disaster every day in the central valley. they are inundated with dogs. strays, puppy breeders, dog fighters. >> they cast away the ones that won't make money. whatever they continue to breed or continue to sell they keep. and everything else goes to shelters on on craig's list. >> look at my little boy. >> reporter: senior dogs past the age of breeding are thrown out on the streets, too. like this 10-year-old. >> the bay area is so dog friendly. we know that dogs are going to find homes here, loving homes here. >> reporter: my low foundation and mad dog rescue will be looking for homes for most of the dogs. mutdville sen

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they were found abandoned in a homeless encampment in merced, including crusher, a 7 week old that was a shopping cart. there is little beans action mere 3 weeks old, abandoned in a shoe box in a park in thieu lumbary. this puppy was separated from her litter and she has become beans surrogate mother. >> we will get boxes of puppies left out in an orchard. >> hurricanes, floods, fires, so many natural disasters. but there is a disaster every day in the central valley. they are inundated with dogs, strays, puppy readers, dogfighters. >> they tend to cast away the ones that won't make money. whether they continue to breed or continue to sell is what they keep. everything else goes to shelters or on craig's list. >> look at my boy. >> reporter: senior dogs are thrown out on the streets, too, like this 10-year-old. bay area organizations are sending vans weekly to the central valley and bringing those castaways here? the bay area so dog friendly. we know dogs are going to find homes here, loving homes here. >> reporter: my low foundation and mad dog res kai will be looking for most of the

candlestick point and park merced have filed for meer mitts and in some cases have been issued those permits t. other four projects that are not expected to be fully completed or are going to be phased in include hunters point, the [inaudible], hope s.f. projects and [inaudible]. as these larger projects file for an obtained building permits for face units, they're added into the pipeline. these seven major development projects have a total of 25719 net new units in which 5419 net new units will be affordable or approximately 23%. the third and last table details entitled projects by development status. as noted in the report, units under construction and units with building permits approved or issued will be very likely completed within the arena reporting period. similarly, those projects with building permits file reasonable doubt also likely to be completed by 2022. and given the complexity of those projects that have been entitled by planning but yet to submit applications for building permits, most would be completed by -- within the remaining five years of the report, period.

you can take 46 at lake merced. also glenn park. we've got 47 sunny side. west portal. a whole lot of 48s. castro, mission, bayview, coming through the ferry building, 49 heading to downtown. it's about 48 degrees. 45 in daly city. got 42 right now in san leandro. also palo alto, union city. 37 in walnut creek. the 40 in santa clara. american canyon at 35. petaluma about 37 degrees. you can see from tower camera right here that the roads are going to be dry but breezy. dress warmer if you're taking mass transit. it is going to be a cool day today. bright sunshine though. wall to wall. from this morning, when it's 47 at 8:00 in the peninsula. to noon at 55. then we will hit the upper 50s from 2:00 to 4:00. back down to 52 degrees by 8:00. let's talk about what's going to happen in the north bay. 41 at 8:00. as we get towards noon, about 58 degrees. we'll hang out in the low 60s from 2:00 to 4:00. a wash in all that sunshine. 55 by 6:00. look at that. dropping down to 48 degrees by 8:00 this evening. so we've got bone dry air. got a little bit of a breeze out there. we've

has been ignored for a long time and supervisor yee and i have had many conversations about park merced, we know those schools in that area, 106% over capacity already. >> thank you very much. and i made a motion to forward this to the full board. >> with recommendation. >> positive recommendation. >> ok. thank you supervisor, before we can take that motion, the two motions to 3 and 4. take that motion without opposition? >> motions to add the requirements that the port director respond with a report yearly in may, development agreement item, and addition of the approval action taken yesterday. >> correct. >> do that motion without opposition. [gavel] >> i feel fortunate so many of my colleagues from the school board serve on the board of supervisors and remind me how important it is that we don't just build housing but support the infrastructure to those who have a life here, not just live here. so i'm glad you were here to ask all of these hard questions. these are commitments i'm committed to as well, so i'm hoping over the next couple days we can talk more concrete by about serving