being done here at gladstones and also talking about how we have an expanded presence here at the mission bay 40 years ago, the gladstones institute, the research organization was established to pursue the mission for transformative biomedical research. another part of the city the san francisco general hospital where we studied cardiovascular disease and we are at ground zero when hiv and aids broke out. we are pursuing a cure still today. now we are working everyday to find better ways to find and treat and prevent better course and heart disease, covid, and alzheimer's and hiv. back in 2004, when this particular building we are in today, it's the second building at mission bay. the other building being eu -- ucsf, it was a private institute at gladstones but both non-profits and dynamic part to what it is no in the mission bay community. two non-profits and in the development that we are now in, we couldn't have done this alone. we have wonderful partners and our civic leaders today and we thank you for your vision for what we have. like this, the symbol of the san francisco flag, mission

being done here at gladstones and also talking about how we have an expanded presence here at the mission bay. over 40 years ago, the gladstones institute, the research organization was established to pursue the mission for transformative biomedical research. another part of the city the san francisco general hospital where we studied cardiovascular disease and we are at ground zero when hiv and aids broke out. we are pursuing a cure still today. now we are working everyday to find better ways to find and treat and prevent better course and heart disease, covid, and alzheimer's and hiv. back in 2004, when this particular building we are in today, it's the second building at mission bay. the other building being eu -- ucsf, it was a private institute at gladstones but both non-profits and dynamic part to what it is no in the mission bay community. two non-profits and in the development that we are now in, we couldn't have done this alone. we have wonderful partners and our civic leaders today and we thank you for your vision for what we have. like this, the symbol of the san francisco flag, mi

tam: mission bay was once a bay. it was an inlet of the bay. it was marshy and brackish and kind of shallow. mission bay is finally getting built after many, many years of planning and agreements around infrastructure. there are some really important institutions that are there now, new commercial buildings, as well. it's an area that is rapidly becoming a part of the urban fabric of san francisco where it really was once seen as, like, a strange and unoccupied place, but, because we planned it in an era before we were thinking of sea level rise, it's also very low-lying, and it's one of the city's more vulnerable places to future sea level rise. scholl: the problem is that the land is so valuable because it's now land. development companies couldn't not build there. there were billions of dollars in real estate to be had, but they built it in probably one of the worst places they could have. it was a bay in the past, and it most likely will be a bay in the future. tam: we picked this part of the shoreline for a study around design concepts for

and potrero and mission bay. we think that was a great success and we want to continue to work with food co on that. other things they have done is complete refresh of their produce department, fresh food department. as you can see in this photo, they also expanded their organic offerings which is important for the helt of the community which you can see here in the photo, and they have a brand new fresh meat section that has been expanded from what they had before and they provide a butcher on site for really fresh available meats. so, earlier this year at request of supervisor walton, we along with the mayor's office of housing and community development participated in a tour of the site. i think it went really well. i didn't attend but marie did. she isn't here to give you anecdotes but i think the tour went well and as evidence of that, here's a tweet-example of someone using twitter responsible of supervisor walton saying how much he enjoyed the tour and encourage people to go and shop at the store so i thin

being done here at gladstones and also talking about how we have an expanded presence here at the mission bay. over 40 years ago, the gladstones institute, the research organization was established to pursue the mission for transformative biomedical research. another part of the city the san francisco general hospital where we studied cardiovascular disease and we are at ground zero when hiv and aids broke out. we are pursuing a cure still today. now we are working everyday to find better ways to find and treat and prevent better course and heart disease, covid, and alzheimer's and hiv. back in 2004, when this particular building we are in today, it's the second building at mission bay. the other building being eu -- ucsf, it was a private institute at gladstones but both non-profits and dynamic part to what it is no in the mission bay community. two non-profits and in the development that we are now in, we couldn't have done this alone. we have wonderful partners and our civic leaders today and we thank you for your vision for what we have. like this, the symbol of the san francisco flag, mi

and potrero and mission bay. we think that was a great success and we want to continue to work with food co on that. other things they have done is complete refresh of their produce department, fresh food department. as you can see in this photo, they also expanded their organic offerings which is important for the helt of the community which you can see here in the photo, and they have a brand new fresh meat section that has been expanded from what they had before and they provide a butcher on site for really fresh available meats. so, earlier this year at request of supervisor walton, we along with the mayor's office of housing and community development participated in a tour of the site. i think it went really well. i didn't attend but marie did. she isn't here to give you anecdotes but i think the tour went well and as evidence of that, here's a tweet-example of someone using twitter responsible of supervisor walton saying how much he enjoyed the tour and encourage people to go and shop at the store so i thin

like this, the symbol of the san francisco flag, mission bay is regenerated. you may know that silicon valley sparked the development of the silicon chip. the law says that every two years, the chip doubles. i postulate that there is a glad stones wall. that law is that each square footage that is added is the exponential impact of what that research does. so we are here today to announce our plans to expand, and if it goes according to plan a few years from now, we'll see a new building that be host to our research scientist. you will hear about that in a moment. we are also glad to have a representative here and was at the university and former intern who will take you to his story here at gladstones. we are also happy to have many of the representatives and executive officer of the community investment and infrastructure to join us to speak more about what this means and the impact to san francisco and the mission bay. first, mayor breed, welcome to gladstones. [ applause ] mayor london breed: all right. i'm first up, huh? many of you may not know but i was

mission bay as transportation challenges. as you mighted imagine being a neighborhood between 2 stadiums. the study that is under way or get being get under way will will field important recommendations how we make sure this neighborhood and the school is people have access and the neighborhood thrives. and i want to say how express my gratitude for the work of the team and community members. on the some of the work done on traffic calming and the stunt driving deterrents in central and western soma. there are families and seniors. live nothing communities that are getting miles an hour dense and this will be a phenomenon our city will see. and these are neighborhoods next to freeways we have to make sure we are protecting communities and fulfilling the promise of vision zero. i want to thank clairea, district 6 organizer are at the bicycle coalition to identify areas in need of treatments and east cut, i appreciate the work done this is a neighborhood that has been beset by a lot of stunt driving and side show activity this

vandegrift was last seen february 23rd at his mission bay home just a few blocks away from the i. heart radio building. jv was upfront about his struggles with lyme disease, which he said led to constant pain, fatigue and brain fog. a week after the disappearance, dave's wife and frequent co host natasha, he updated fans that based on personal information. she had lost hope that he would return now, a month after he was last seen, the medical examiner'say e waters close to pier 39 at the growing memorial outside the i heart radio studios. fans said they will remember his energy enjoy evident in clips from the show debates number one hit music station, the jv show. good morning i m j tribute say they learned the news listening to the show this morning. that's when i found out found out through them, and i was like, oh, i let me take some time off of work and come out here and share my love for jv. cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way the jv show felt like a welcome to the bay area because we were

i want to note that the pole in mission bay, it's not clear whether the banners had anything to do with that and no history of failure at any other location. i think the puc decided to allow them in these other locations. all right. black history month. we wrapped up a wonderful long series of black history events with a potluck at our operations yard yesterday. there was a lot of delicious food and spirited camaraderie. i want to thank the in-house black history committee for making these activities a success. it was truly an impressive, i feel like we've gotten better every year and they did a wonderful job this year. now we have staff led planning already underway for asian pacific american heritage month which takes place in may. finally, i wanted to wrap up with a reminder that our arbor day celebration will take place saturday march 11th. we will be planting 1100 trees in the south of market and developing nursing tree site and urban day fair. this will take place at 9:00 a.m. at carmichael school. we are joined by senator reed and weiner. many of them will come from our ranks. i

he was last seen a month ago through the mission bay home. his wife believed he'd not be coming back there is no evidence of foul play. are devastated to knowhe'swe gone. his family and friends in your prayers. jv we'll miss you and you are forever a bay area icon. >>> we are following a developing story causing it to buckle and break into pieces. this happened next to highway 101. jus is joining us live with impa. justin. >> ia, >> yeah, they are impactful. k at the aftermath of the udslide. it cracked and shifted the ment i apright assessing it.nd the crews are- this runs parallel. this is another example of the weather we are experiencing. ausing mayor erosion crews are actively assessing. they hope to prevent farther slng. @auto large amount of water and mud causing the road to buckle and break. it took out one of the power polls. there are two undergrnd gas lines. one is buried under the mud th are no holes in the area and no evacuations they have@ame to the ranger at the park. >> there is no vehicle access. there is no timeli and they w

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in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place related to fire and police i loved my experience but my family is home. i grew up here and could not be far from my family anymore i came back. >> i have been a firefighter for 4 years the transition to the fire department has been seam tells is the same. team work and coming together. transitioning to the job med me comfortable that i made the right decision to come become and work for a fire department that is big in diversity and equality and becoming a fell. i got to be a member at a few different fire stations. each station has their own culture. i worked in places that are xroem and with a young crew and had the most seniority have 3 or 2 years in whatever it may be. learning stuff when people have been in the job for 20 plus years and learning from people

vandegrift was last seen february 23rd at his mission bay home just a few blocks away from the i. heart radio building. jv was upfront about his struggles with lyme disease, which he said led to constant pain, fatigue and brain fog. a week after the disappearance, dave's wife and frequent co host natasha, he updated fans that based on personal information. she had lost hope that he would return now, a month after he was last seen, the medical examiner's office is confirming his body was recovered wednesday in the waters close to pier 39 at the growing memorial outside the i heart radio studios. fans said they will remember his energy enjoy evident and clips from the show. debates number one hit music station, the jv show. good morning i m j tribute say they learned the news listening to the show this morning. that's when i found out found out through them, and i was like, oh, i let me take some time off of work and come out here and share my love for jv. cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way the

it's an affordable housing community in mission bay where many military veterans live. >> in the lobby of a complex, where there's families and children? no. i thought that was not the proper place to put that. reporter: amanda is a veteran. she and her husband do not support the installation of a vending machine like this. a machine that will soon be stocked with free items and accessed with a code. those items include hygiene and first-aid kits, condoms, and not only sterile syringes but a disposal spot for used ones. >> i don't want kids looking at this stuff. they are too young. they don't need to look at this. reporter: those with the v.a. health care system say 15 of these vending machines will be installed in veteran facilities across northern california. they will be stocked in the coming months. not only in san francisco but santa rosa and oakland as well. >> it's about building a community of safety. these are harm reduction machines. they make things more safe. so what we are doing is reducing risk for infections which are very costly. they really impact people. their whole

in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place related to fire and police i loved my experience but my family is home. i grew up here and could not be far from my family anymore i came back. >> i have been a firefighter for 4 years the transition to the fire department has been seam tells is the same. team work and coming together. transitioning to the job med me comfortable that i made the right decision to come become and work for a fire department that is big in diversity and equality and becoming a fell. i got to be a member at a few different fire stations. each station has their own culture. i worked in places that are xroem and with a young crew and had the most seniority have 3 or 2 years in whatever it may be. learning stuff when people have been in the job for 20 plus years and learning from people

it's an affordable housing community in mission bay where many military veterans live. >> in the lobby of a complex, where there's families and children? no. i thought that was not the proper place to put that. reporter: amanda is a veteran. she and her husband do not support the installation of a vending machine like this. a machine that will soon be stocked with free items and accessed with a code. those items include hygiene and first-aid kits, condoms, and not only sterile syringes but a disposal spot for used ones. >> i don't want kids looking at this stuff. they are too young. they don't need to look at this. reporter: those with the v.a. health care system say 15 of these vending machines will be installed in veteran facilities across northern california. they will be stocked in the coming months. not only in san francisco but santa rosa and oakland as well. >> it's about building a community of safety. these are harm reduction machines. they make things more safe. so what we are doing is reducing risk for infections which are very costly. they really impact people. their whole

in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place related to fire and police i loved my experience but my family is home. i grew up here and could not be far from my family anymore i came back. >> i have been a firefighter for 4 years the transition to the fire department has been seam tells is the same. team work and coming together. transitioning to the job med me comfortable that i made the right decision to come become and work for a fire department that is big in diversity and equality and becoming a fell. i got to be a member at a few different fire stations. each station has their own culture. i worked in places that are xroem and with a young crew and had the most seniority have 3 or 2 years in whatever it may be. learning stuff when people have been in the job for 20 plus years and learning from people

in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley. grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place related to fire and police i loved my experience but my family is home. i grew up here and could not be far from my family anymore i came back. >> i have been a firefighter for 4 years the transition to the fire department has been seam tells is the same. team work and coming together. transitioning to the job med me comfortable that i made the right decision to come become and work for a fire department that is big in diversity and equality and becoming a fell. i got to be a member at a few different fire stations. each station has their own culture. i worked in places that are xroem and with a young crew and had the most seniority have 3 or 2 years in whatever it may be. learning stuff when people have been in the job for 20 plus years and learning from people

you can get across from mission bay to china basin. you just cannot by foot or by bicycle.ar devise ary still in place today it was yesterday board that current was so rough and tough in the seas were rough . it's still in place today as the winds will continue to kick up to about 25 knots but reporting out here from third street we're taking a historic look at this beautiful bridge. roberta gonzalez ktvu you news thank you. as we reported the top of this newscast, almost 90,000 pg any customers don't have electricity right now, but the lights are back on at stanford in person exams are also resuming today after they were canceled yesterday because of the bad weather and power outages. one man tells us his 99 year old father lives on campus , and for the second time he didn't have electricity. he can't walk. can't go to a hotel. stuck at home freezing. and how can stanford university houses houses without power? the peninsula has some of the most power outages in the bay area when gus have knocked down power lines in neighborhoods, including portola valley, woodside in palo

so the role is irrelevant to complete the development of mission bay transbay and hunter's point and candlestick point. the city completed their housing element calling for house being to be developed in san francisco and the cites provide especially candlestick, opportunity for delivering on the market rate component and meaningful low on the below market rate unit that wills be built and committed to as part of the vision for the future of our city. >> thank you. we talked about it, do you think oci will ever work with the arena to get that small piece of land? [laughter] i think that park is what i'm the core of hai'm interested in. we made commitments to build park and housing and need to deliver on those. i think that is a prime example of the work that ocii needs to do efficiently. >> supervisor, chair dorsey we want that park don in front of the arena. >> don't get me started. >> thank you >> thank you. thank you. i want to i was in the san francisco city attorney's office during the issue this is went on with at the time are tech. that is something that i appreciate the line

to serve the major educational and hospital institutions in mission bay. it was protected with transit lanes. and we are operating it very frequently and it is carrying more riders then and there it did precovid. we are also seeing similar successes in your district. the 28 line, which are carrying students and getting people to the mall. and you know getting people to connections where we look to invest. if wore not able to address trendses instead of the conversation where we react to emerging markets we have to have conversations about how are we going to e eliminate muni lines and also doing the least damage to our core ridership and there is no way to roll become muni service. and meet our city's goals. we cannot meet our economic goals or environmental goals and certainly cannot meet the equity goals. we agree with the points you are making and so many folks on the board have been supportive of the investments we need to make transit successful. addressing this very urgent funding need is our next ask. >> commissioner preston. >> thank you, chair man

i want to note that the pole in mission bay, it's not clear whether the banners had anything to do withand no history of failure at any other location. i think the puc decided to allow them in these other locations. all right. black history month. we wrapped up a wonderful long series of black history events with a potluck at our operations yard yesterday. there was a lot of delicious food and spirited camaraderie. i want to thank the in-house black history committee for making these activities a success. it was truly an impressive, i feel like we've gotten better every year and they did a wonderful job this year. now we have staff led planning already underway for asian pacific american heritage month which takes place in may. finally, i wanted to wrap up with a reminder that our arbor day celebration will take place saturday march 11th. we will be planting 1100 trees in the south of market and developing nursing tree site and urban day fair. this will take place at 9:00 a.m. at carmichael school. we are joined by senator reed and weiner. many of them will come from our ranks. i hope y

being done here at gladstones and also talking about how we have an expanded presence here at the mission bay. over 40 years ago, the

to san francisco. 250 laptops wents to the media education program. 2 five the writing center in mission bay and the tenderloin. >> we support digital inclusion in many other ways with many organizations throughout san francisco. we look forward to meeting new part sdmers spreading the word on the program and see when we can can to address equity together. >> and we have resource for seniors and disabled customers. the lines our staffed 5 days a wake. one 6. with live human beings and have a language line so they are able to get that information in language as well. at&t has been in the connective business for 147 years. we like to see that continue and look forward to partnering with the city and other organization to try to get as many connected and on line as possible. thank you. >> thank you. mrs. blackstone. next up sofia garcia director of external, fairs for verizon. welcome mr. garcia. have you 5 minutes. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors pret prefshth stefani and chan. i'm sofia divorceiat director of external affairs had local engage am in the west working along side my col

to san francisco. 250 laptops wents to the media education program. 2 five the writing center in mission bay and the tenderloin. >> we support digital inclusion in many other ways with many organizations throughout san francisco. we look forward to meeting new part sdmers spreading the word on the program and see when we can can to address equity together. >> and we have resource for seniors and disabled customers. the lines our staffed 5 days a wake. one 6. with live human beings and have a language line so they are able to get that information in language as well. at&t has been in the connective business for 147 years. we like to see that continue and look forward to partnering with the city and other organization to try to get as many connected and on line as possible. thank you. >> thank you. mrs. blackstone. next up sofia garcia director of external, fairs for verizon. welcome mr. garcia. have you 5 minutes. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors pret prefshth stefani and chan. i'm sofia divorceiat director of external affairs had local engage am in the west working along side my col

it's affordable housing in mission bay were many military veterans live. >> in the lobby of the complexere there are families and children. i thought proper place to put that. >> amanda night it's a veteran. she and her husband do not support the installation of a vending machine this. it will be stocked with free items and items with a code. not only external syringes disposal spot for used syringes. >> i don't want kids looking at this stuff. they are too young, they don't need to look at this. >> those with v.a. health care system say 15 have these vending machines will be installed in veterans facilities across northern california. they will be stocked in the coming months not only in san francisco but santa rosa and oakland as well. >> this is about doing a community of safety. these are harm reduction machines that make things more safe. what we are doing is reducing risk for infections which are very costly. they really impacts people. and their whole life when they get these infections at they are preventable. >> narcan will not be offered in these machines but is available on s

mission bay as transportation challenges.u mighted imagine being a neighborhood between 2 stadiums. the study that is under way or get being get under way will will field important recommendations how we make sure this neighborhood and the school is people have access and the neighborhood thrives. and i want to say how express my gratitude for the work of the team and community members. on the some of the work done on traffic calming and the stunt driving deterrents in central and western soma. there are families and seniors. live nothing communities that are getting miles an hour dense and this will be a phenomenon our city will see. and these are neighborhoods next to freeways we have to make sure we are protecting communities and fulfilling the promise of vision zero. i want to thank clairea, district 6 organizer are at the bicycle coalition to identify areas in need of treatments and east cut, i appreciate the work done this is a neighborhood that has been beset by a lot of stunt driving and side show activity this . is s

we also have a score down in mission bay.e up by 4.70, to 66 will have full highlights soon as that one goes final. aaron wilson, we'll have a post-game report. warriors looking for the 4th straight win. and steph curry, chris haynes of bleacher report. this tweeted about 30 minutes ago that the step plans on playing on sunday in la. so that will be fun. you know, that's ahead of i know my prediction was like the 11 okay. we'll take it close enough. jason. >> all right. well, how healthy is in and out compared to other fast food chains? find out after the break. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ my celebrity colorist? me! and this new garnier nutrisse. it has 5 amazing fruit oils. it nourishes while it colors. cool! covers our grays, for improved, richer color. nutrisse. nourished hair. better color. by garnier, naturally! >> so maybe we shouldn't feel so bad about ordering that double double. there's a new stu

let's roll those highlights and see how it all went down here in mission bay.back in the starting lineup. first time in 2 games and he made his presence felt now, like i said, it wasn't looking good. early 2nd quarter blazers up 20, jeremy grant knocks down the 3 that put them up. 23 points looking over. but here comes the warriors. 3rd quarter, 4 point deficit. jonathan kuminga that in their athletic guy right there. kay center going nuts. he's a 2 point game now. just moments later, klay thompson, he's been playing so well as of late. we continue that trend tonight. he gives the dubs their first lead of the night. klay had 23. >> final seconds of the 3rd dream on had an all around game. i told you he made his presence felt 12 points. 9 boards, 8 assists for dre 4th quarter. it's winning time warriors with a five-point lead. jordan poole had his best night in a while had been struggling as of late 29 6 for jordan. and then dante de vincenzo after the game. he said he just wants to be available for his team. he's been so steady all year long. 21 points from him

vandegrift was last seen february 23rd at his mission bay home just a few blocks away from the i. heart radio building. jv was upfront about his struggles with lyme disease, which he said led to constant pain, fatigue and brain fog. a week after the disappearance, dave's wife and frequent co host natasha, he updated fans that based on personal information. she had lost hope that he would return now, a month after he was last seen, the medical examiner's office is confirming his body was recovered wednesday in the waters close to pier 39 at the growing memorial outside the i heart radio studios. fans said they will remember his energy and joy evident and clips from the show debates number one hit music station, the jv show. good morning. i'm jv paying tribute say they learned the news listening to the show this morning. that's when i found out found out through them, and i was like, let me take some time off of work and come out here and share my love for jv. cardona says he discovered jv after he moved from texas to the bay area a few years ago. he says he'll never forget the way

went out last night, checking the damage and that part of third street connecting china basin and mission bay will stay closed until the repairs are completed. well the cleanup continues in santa cruz after several trees toppled down in the fountain area. the winds were howling, called several trees to hit power lines, one that fell onto a house. last time we checked, pg and e says more than 24,000. customers in santa cruz county have no power . highway nine is closed and ben lomond because of a down tree. and the road is also closed in boulder creek for emergency road repairs. time is 404, monterey county officials now saying that residents in the flooded town of paho row may be allowed to go back home as soon as friday. the county relates photos of the preparations underway to safely move people back into their homes. 150 portable toilets were brought in, as well as dozens of hand washing stations, shower facilities and hygiene kits. last night, the county haunted town hall told the people they can't go back home until this sewer system is repaired. and although our calendar says it's now s

to serve the major educational and hospital institutions in mission bay. with transit lanes. and we are operating it very frequently and it is carrying more riders then and there it did precovid. we are also seeing similar successes in your district. the 28 line, which are carrying students and getting people to the mall. and you know getting people to connections where we look to invest. if wore not able to address trendses instead of the conversation where we react to emerging markets we have to have conversations about how are we going to e eliminate muni lines and also doing the least damage to our core ridership and there is no way to roll become muni service. and meet our city's goals. we cannot meet our economic goals or environmental goals and certainly cannot meet the equity goals. we agree with the points you are making and so many folks on the board have been supportive of the investments we need to make transit successful. addressing this very urgent funding need is our next ask. >> commissioner preston. >> thank you, chair mandelman. let mow o