i love going to the mission bay creek for the community gatherings.nd also have doctor weapon and other providers that i see throughout the neighborhoods that are closer tothe embarcadero through mission bay . we are very close knit community and have been developing around the same time and i have similar lifestyles of people in these neighborhoods and would like to see this viewed as a community of interest to keep the south of market neighborhoods together specifically the south beach and mission bay area i consider home . thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments, could we hear from the next caller ? >> hello members of the redistricting task force. thankyou for your devotion to public service . i amexecutive director of arctic neighbors . i'm calling to urge you to keep the market whole. our neighborhood along with the tenderloin is experiencing humanitarian crisis. each day as i walked to work i see people left to fend for themselves in our city streets failed by services and unable to access the addiction and mental health care they so

i love going to the mission bay creek for the community gatherings.nd also have doctor weapon and other providers that i see throughout the neighborhoods that are closer tothe embarcadero through mission bay . we are very close knit community and have been developing around the same time and i have similar lifestyles of people in these neighborhoods and would like to see this viewed as a community of interest to keep the south of market neighborhoods together specifically the south beach and mission bay area i consider home . thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments, could we hear from the next caller ? >> hello members of the redistricting task force. thankyou for your devotion to public service . i amexecutive director of arctic neighbors . i'm calling to urge you to keep the market whole. our neighborhood along with the tenderloin is experiencing humanitarian crisis. each day as i walked to work i see people left to fend for themselves in our city streets failed by services and unable to access the addiction and mental health care they so

mission bay south redevelopment project area. discussion. interim director morales?issioner, as you know, the mission bay redevelopment plan requires that the private developers in that area either provide public art on site or contribute to a fund for public art. for the most part, our developers over the years have built the public art on the sigh of development. but we have, nonetheless, received a significant amount of money which last year the commission approved in an m.o.u., the use by the art commission to fund public art and soon-to-be developed parks that are south of the mission bay channel. the project manager for mission bay is going to report on the efforts to use that money by the arts commission. mark? >> mark, you are muted. i wanted to remind you in case you're trying to speak there. you go. >> ok. good afternoon. we are here to do a quick update on the selection of the artists for mission bay park. next slide, please. so the background, commercial and retail developers are required to provide public art or pay a fee of 1% of the hard costs and to d

in the lower left-hand side, passive grassland recreation, which is mission bay commons. on the lower right-hand side, you see a walkway along mission creek. that is the north side of mission creek, in fact, you can see the light tower for oracle park in the background. in the upper left hand corner, this is a dog park that is south of mission creek that is heavily used. the upper right hand corner is a children's play area. and in the bottom of the screen, what you see is mariposa park. thinks the park that -- this is the park that is adjacent to the children's medical center and the medical facilities there. all three of these are city property. you might have heard monica scott mention the transbay project earlier in the commission hearing. mission bay has a long range property management plan as well. so, the original plan scheduled the transfer of the parcels in three phases starting in 2017. it is 2022. that has not started yet because the dates were estimated based on market conditions and that is still what we're hoping to do is begin the process in 2023. the p.n.p

mission bay south redevelopment project area. discussion. interim director morales?issioner, as you know, the mission bay redevelopment plan requires that the private developers in that area either provide public art on site or contribute to a fund for public art. for the most part, our developers over the years have built the public art on the sigh of development. but we have, nonetheless, received a significant amount of money which last year the commission approved in an m.o.u., the use by the art commission to fund public art and soon-to-be developed parks that are south of the mission bay channel. the project manager for mission bay is going to report on the efforts to use that money by the arts commission. mark? >> mark, you are muted. i wanted to remind you in case you're trying to speak there. you go. >> ok. good afternoon. we are here to do a quick update on the selection of the artists for mission bay park. next slide, please. so the background, commercial and retail developers are required to provide public art or pay a fee of 1% of the hard costs and to d

look at the san francisco bay trail, india basin. at mission rock there will soon be a playground for kids to play. [applause]. finally, the central subway will be better connected to the waterfront and the bayview with downtown and chinatown. the beautiful new station. strengthening the connections between long divided communities. that is what i see. housing, jobs, environmental justice, technology, investments, innovation and parks and open space is what is happening in san francisco. [applause]. that is the work we need to do all over this city. right now across the state cities are wrestling with the need for more housing. they are looking for ways to block new housing in-laws. in san francisco we should be leaders in housing. we should be the city california looks to. let's be like san francisco. two years ago i set a goal of building at least 5,000 new homes per year. 2020, 450000, 2021, we built 4600. the only housing built right now are large projects like mission rock and the pier 70. they need all houses sizes. not just south ease an

the partnership is corner inclu financial district, union square and mission bay neighborhoods.'s office said work from home policies for companies during the pandemic may vary across companies. live in the newsroom, i'm justin andrews, kpix5. >> justin, we have both worked downtown and know it is so quiet around this area. it will be interesting to see if the lights turn back on. thank you, justin. >>> state health officials are trying to find a way to keep californians covered. two federal programs will expire this year with up to 3 million californians possibly losing their medi-cal coverage. the covid-19 public health emergency will be ending next month with 150,000 possibly not being able to cover their covered california health plans and less subsidies are renewed. >>> a live look at san jose with officials intending to make clear their crime lab is not using dna samples from rape kits with a database of dna from sexual assault victims linked to other crimes and officials want to emphasize they are not doing that. a county supervisor will hold a news conference today with

healing but the trauma is clear when talking to marcus who was assaulted last week in san francisco's mission bay flabd. >> even being outside, walking around has been harder than i expected. >> reporter: police say a car with four men pulled up next to marcus as he was taking a walk just blocks from the chase center. the men got out of the car and beat and robbed him of his watch. >> one of them took the butt of his gun, slammed it into my forehead and they jumped back into their car. >> reporter: marcus credits bystanders for helping him get to the hospital after the attack. we went back with him to the site of the attack. >> my heart is rating because i haven't been in this location since it happened. i want people know this is happening. i want public officials to know public safety is important and i'm hoping that we can find justice. >> reporter: four people have been arrested. they face multiple charges of robbery, burglary, possession of stolen property and concealment of a gun. they are being charged with two unrelated auto burglaries be p this photo shows one of the rifles found in the

this ferry is to support treasure island and mission bay neighborhoods.ort is excited to welcome more ferry services connecting people through the neighborhoods and jobs and electric ferry services green, which is very good news for our waterfront. i want to thank our speaker, nancy pelosi, and the coalition of the bay area delegation that made funding for this project real, and we have more news on green transportation. good progress on putting in the 2-way bike lane. now open from mission to broadway. we have pedestrian signals, new flexible posts, paint to define the bike lanes and signs to show cyclists about the bike lane. a special thanks to hudson, and many neighborhood users who helped make this work. we are going to be back to you in the commission in spring to talk about how it's going and think about the next move. i would like to thank my team for preparing this report and that is my conclusion. thanks so much. >> thank you, director. any public comment, seeing none in the room, jenna, let's go ahead and open up the lines for anyone at home. >

during covid we rerouted the 22 to serve the heart of mission bay and both of the large mission bay hospitalst only lanes on 16th veto. as a result, the 22 is just before omicron was getting to higher than pre-covid levels of ridership. because it does not go downtown. for all of our lines where we're experiencing low ridership is anything that goes downtown as well as services that focus on the peak commute. our ridership is completely flat during the day. there is -- ridership at noon is the same as ridership at 9:00 a.m. the same as ridership at 5:00 p.m. >> director yekutiel: if you mind in the coming months, may be continuing to keep us abreast what you're seeing with the patterns? having all these conversations about predictions and recovery and all that, will be helpful to know what you're seeing is a longer term trend. >> director tumlin: what we're expecting that downtown san francisco gets re-occupied kind of on the same cycle that our boom bust cycle happens on. we're starting to see employers bring people back to the office. at a lower rate than they had in past. the employers wil

nearly $8 million has been handed out for programs at treasure island, mission bay, and redwood city. >>> let's talk about the weather and the weekend. we like both subjects. joining us is john slider, executive director of marketing and sales at sugar bowl resort. it looks spectacular behind you. what a day. >> it is absolutely gorgeous. you need the sunscreen because it is warm, slushy. we expect we will have a great weekend ahead of us. >> so the conditions, are you still making snow at night? >> no, we had that mega storm in december and we did not have to make snow after that. a great base. 80 to 100 inch right now and we expect great conditions throughout the spring and good events coming up. >> that's fantastic. the current closing date, april 10. could that be pushed back and extended? a much longer do you think you can operate? >> it depends if i win this arm wrestling match. i hope we can stay open through the 17th. we are talking about it internally right now. assessing conditions. patrol did some probing and they feel good about the snowpack, so we hope to announce that wi

look at the san francisco bay trail, india basin. at mission rock there will soon be a playground for kids to play. [applause]. finally, the central subway will be better connected to the waterfront and the bayview with downtown and chinatown. the beautiful new station. strengthening the connections between long divided communities. that is what i see. housing, jobs, environmental justice, technology, investments, innovation and parks and open space is what is happening in san francisco. [applause]. that is the work we need to do all over this city. right now across the state cities are wrestling with the need for more housing. they are looking for ways to block new housing in-laws. in san francisco we should be leaders in housing. we should be the city california looks to. let's be like san francisco. two years ago i set a goal of building at least 5,000 new homes per year. 2020, 450000, 2021, we built 4600. the only housing built right now are large projects like mission rock and the pier 70. they need all houses sizes. not just south ease an

chase center, and mission bay, a beautiful part of san francisco. with the glistening bay in the background we will get some great shots and hopefully people having great experiences here. >> reporter: this comes as mayor of london breed is on a similar pr offensive, visiting european capitals to ensure more international tourism. yo-yo jen, vice president for community and government with the warriors says the tournament will introduce chase center and the city to fans who might not otherwise visit. >> a lot of people will be flying into san francisco for the first time. lots of fans from across the country who have not traveled and will be experiencing our city and its local restaurants and everything the city has to offer, but we have not been able to share with the rest of the world and country over the last few years. you know, this is a really big coming out, not only just for chase center as we welcome college basketball, but really the entire city of san francisco. >> reporter: as of this afternoon, the cheapest seats for sweet 16 on stub hub

traum is very clear when talking to markus chung who was assaulted last week in san francisco's mission bayghborhood. at 4:00 in the afternoon on march 18th a car with four men pulled up next to him as he was taking a walk. the men got out of the car and beat and robbed him of his watch. >> one of them took the butt of his gun, slammed it in to my forehead, screamed -- and then jumped in the car and drove off. >> reporter: markus credits by-standers for helping him get to the hospital after the attack. his recovery is just beginning. today, we went back with markus to the site of the attack. >> my heart is racing because i have not been in the location since it happened. i want people to know that this is happening. i want people, you know, public officials to know that public safety is important. and i am hoping that you know, we can find justice in some way. >> four people have been arrested, they face multiple charges of robbery, burglary, possession of stolen property and concealment of a gun. they are being charged with two unrelated auto burglaries, this photo shows one of the rifle's

. >> nearly $8 million has already been handed out for ferry programs at treasure island, mission bay get on one of those. how fun would it be to take it to work every day? >> and then you get to relax on the way home. >> you can have coffee in the warning and a glass of wine at night. it is pretty nice. it was a perfect day for it today as well. >>> really ideal weather with the rain. we have a chance of that in the forecast as we head into the weekend, a better chance next week. nice weather today with high pressure in control of the upper levels of the atmosphere, keeping skies clear. temperatures on the mild side. the fog is starting to creep back into the golden gate. we're tracking this storm system that will mostly head towards the pacific northwest with energy and moisture. and will send a chance of showers into the northern half of the bay area. here is the fog trying to spread inside the bay by early tomorrow morning. we see a gradual increasing cloud cover throughout the day on saturday, but we will remain dry. any plans outside for the first half of the weekend will be fin