mission bay project area. the goal of the refunding is to achieve cost savings from better rates and a better rating on this bond due to stronger values in the mission bay project area. to present this item as john daigle oci's debt manager. john. good afternoon, madam chair. commissioners executive director kozlowski. i might say first one thing about why we have a cfd and how that came to be since we have some new commissioners. so most of our financing we do with tax allocation bonds and they depend on the differential between what the assessed value is. when you start it versus what it grows to. as we construct things. well, in the beginning there is no assessed value. say in the case of, you know, mission bay south and there's really no resident. so the and as is often done you do a land based finance and so it's based on a special tax and sometimes there's only one owner which could be the developer or there are several there are several developers and they under the mello-roos act, are able to set up a,

mission bay project area. the goal of the refunding is to achieve cost savings from better rates and a better rating on this bond due to stronger values in the mission bay project area. to present this item as john daigle oci's debt manager. john. good afternoon, madam chair. commissioners executive director kozlowski. i might say first one thing about why we have a cfd and how that came to be since we have some new commissioners. so most of our financing we do with tax allocation bonds and they depend on the differential between what the assessed value is. when you start it versus what it grows to. as we construct things. well, in the beginning there is no assessed value. say in the case of, you know, mission bay south and there's really no resident. so the and as is often done you do a land based finance and so it's based on a special tax and sometimes there's only one owner which could be the developer or there are several there are several developers and they under the mello-roos act, are able to set up a,

mission bay project area. of the refunding is to achieve cost savings from better rates and a better rating on this bond due to stronger values in the mission bay project area. to present this item as john daigle oci's debt manager. john. good afternoon, madam chair. commissioners executive director kozlowski. i might say first one thing about why we have a cfd and how that came to be since we have some new commissioners. so most of our financing we do with tax allocation bonds and they depend on the differential between what the assessed value is. when you start it versus what it grows to. as we construct things. well, in the beginning there is no assessed value. say in the case of, you know, mission bay south and there's really no resident. so the and as is often done you do a land based finance and so it's based on a special tax and sometimes there's only one owner which could be the developer or there are several there are several developers and they under the mello-roos act, are able to set up a, a commun

however we do have about 2.5 acres in mission bay. that is the last developable affordable parcels emission bank that will be our primary focus for use of the replacement housing passes. there are potentially other projects in the city, perhaps in western edition or other areas, where some of this displacement occurred, most predominantly, we have begun in the background. a lot of the policy work to organize and approach to this, and we have some an outline of that. i'd love to share it with the commission and get the feedback from the commission. of course, his ticket reverent holders is our number one priority when it comes to population priorities. we do a very i think a robust job and want to continually improve outreach to seop holders. and i think there's some evidence of that in our outreach through the links and new community leadership foundation to get other folks especially, um, who we are not in touch with to be knowledgeable and aware of these different, um, housing opportunities. um so we commit that to you to give you a

we expect to complete other vista park based on mission bay schedule in 2026. the reason that the park is tieed mission ferry landing schedule is the park area is land side a jayce uponent to the ferry term until and part used for construction. foolish of us to dot p before we use it for construction staging. the other one in design is pier 27 public art. that there is i panel revowing the artist applications for this w. and we expect to have the art installed in may of 2024. 2 projects the 2 remaining in construction croak improve ams a signage project and this is in construction and we expect it to be complete in january of 2024 and the vast amming majority was completed in november of 2021. there were remaining fund this is we are using for a signage component we were hoping was going to be complete but there has been a supply issue with the signage. so we expect this to be completed soon in the coming months. and my next slide is a chart showing you the schedule than i quantity over for the remaining work that is all i have. happy to answer questions. >> th

, which is mission bay wine and cheese, so a little bit of food to soak up all the alcohol. and just probably, i think, the most exciting set of wines in any tasting that i've done up there. >> i know the proceeds from this also go to give scholarships to sommeliers. we've seen a big increase in female wine makers or minority wine makers and vineyard workers. they're changing this, and also with a lot of these scholarships to make it more inclusive. >> it's probably at the forefront of diversity, inclusion, supporting of all walks of life in the wine industry. they do it through a couple of ways. they bring people in when we are judging these wines early in the year with these scholarships. they've been working with mentors and writing up some of the award-winning wines right as they're coming right back from the judging table. and then they get to go back in august. there's a big conference that has, you know, not only more wine tastings for people, but a lot of conferences, seminars. seminars that not only include topics about interesting wines but about the things that we

i'm an ai compan going to re on market street, just like these guys or in the mission bay area, just a lot of the real estate folks i spoke to. they spoke about ai not necessarily being the solution, but being a catalyst, something that can sort of spark this next tech boom. you know, one one person i spoke to kind of compared it to the development of the smartphone phone. right. not everyone was working on the iphone, but the iphone, the android phone, the smartphone really developed an entire social media ecosystem, airbnb ecosystem, um, e-commerce ecosystem. so there's a bunch of surrounding services and companies and platforms built upon that core technology. >> hey, i think you mentioned that these companies now eat up 1,000,000 square foot or square feet in the city, but how much was lost? i guess that will give me something to compare it to, right? how scope, how big the scope is like, did we lose 5,000,000ft■!s in terms of tenas who had left or what? >> right. so since 2020, we've actually lost some thing like 16,000,000ft■!s. so to call it a bit of a fraction, i think is fai

at 12, 30 at ucsf med center at mission bay. in the north bay workers at it for marin county water are set to picket outside the marin municipal water district. they are upset about contract negotiations. camus electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency response. crews are expected to participate in the picket. they say that it threatens recruitment and the quality of staff. here's what's going on. the cruise served nearly 200,000 customers and they perform about 150,000 yearly tests. former n that pickett is 11, 30 this morning in corte madera. >> well, happening today, we have president biden set to come to the bay area for a visit up is going to be staying for 2 days to go to several campaign events. will tran is live at moffett field in mountain view awaiting his arrival. good morning. well, >> he arrives a little bit later today. he is quite familiar with the bay area. this is says 3rd visit in about 6 months, 6 months ago. he was here to tour storm damage and then he was here 3 months ago. they show you video

and mount zion rallies going start at 12, 30 at the ucsf medical center at mission bay. let's head to the north bay because workers at marin water, they're set to picket outside the marin municipal water district over contract negotiations. chemist electricians, even rangers and maintenance workers, emergency response crews. they are expected to pick it over contract negotiations that threaten the recruitment and maintaining quality staff crews served nearly 200,000 customers and they perform more than 150,000 early test for the moraine area. the pick. it's going to start at 11:38am. and it's going to be held in court in madeira. well in the east bay. a father is now speaking out after what he's calling a pretty unsettling encounter with alameda county deputies. anthony hudson says he was film in a tiktok video with his daughter when the deputy showed up and pointed a gun, they later handcuffed him. another patted down the teen. hudson is a video videographer and was actually filming outside of his car with a tripod. alameda sheriff's office says a caller mistakenly iden

think about mission bay and had mission bay used to be. mission bay was nothing but railroad tracks. golf shooting range and an e spree outlet now the newest, hottest neighborhood in san francisco. concerts occur and so many things helping. testifies flooded with people overnight weekend had the grateful dead did the second or third final concert. and the fact is people want to be here they are excite body san francisco and i'm sure you spent time out and about at events and activities and enjoying park and open space and neighborhoods and seeing a revitalization of our neighborhoods. with, let of new businesses. a let of places to eat. and excitement. the excitement in the air where do we go. thank you for the work on the chamber and comments about recommendation its is add vo kaes. we need your support more than ever because often time what is is happening, policy are being made without an understanding of the impacts it is creating on businesses. i have been talking to companies all over the san francisco. i have been meeting with mall

so they're going to be demonstrating at 12, 30 at ucsf med center at mission bay. and in the north bay, we'll see a demonstration of workers that were in water. they're going to be picketing outside the marin municipal water district over their contract negotiations, chemists, electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency crews. they will be demonstrating over their contract negotiations. they say it's a threat to the recruitment and maintaining of quality staff. there are about 200,000 customers that are served by these workers. 150,000 yearly tests are done from ruin for the marine area by these workers. and that pickett is 11, 30 today in corte madera. >> ok, well, as we mentioned earlier, the president was in michigan. in fact, still is right now trying to sway voters as he is in some of the polls. pretty close to former president donald trump, some of the newest polls that been taken. so he's coming to the bay area to try shore up support. he will be landing in mountain today for campaign events. let's go to reyna harvey for the details and the pres

and miles, i on the rally begins at 12, 30 today at ucsf med center at mission bay. >> in the north say workers at marin water are going to be picketing outside the municipal water district because of contract negotiations. >> candice electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency crews are expected to pick it over the negotiations that they say threaten the recruitment and maintenance of quality staff. the crews served nearly 200,000 customers perform more than 150,000 yearly tests. former area the pick. it is 11, 30 this morning in court in the daraa. >> time now 705. and happening today. don't be surprised if you come across. maybe a roadblock or some police controlling traffic because president biden is coming to the bay area. he's going to be staying for 2 days to go to several campaign events and pwill tran is following the visit at moffett field in mountain good morning. well. >> he'll arrive here several hours from now, james and he is a frequent visitor to the bay area. this is his 3rd visit and about 6 months, 6 months ago he visited storm damage and then he came

mission bay. in the north bay or in water are going to be picketing outside the marin municipal water district because of contract negotiations, chemists, electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency response crews are going to be demonstrating over contract negotiations that they say threatened the recruitment and maintaining of quality staff. the crew served nearly 200,000 customers and they perform more than 150,000 yearly tests for the marine area. that pickett is at 11 30 this morning in corte madera. >> well, happening today, we have president joe biden is set to visit the bay area. this afternoon. a scheduled to participate in 2 campaign events. one in atherton the other in san francisco itself. biden will also be meeting with his council of advisors on science and technology. this is going to be the 3rd time the president has visited the bay area this year. he's scheduled to return in mid november for an apec summit. also in san francisco. >> and kron 4 is your local election h

this rally is going to be at 12, 30 today at ucsf med center mission bay. in the north bay. workers at marin water are set to picket outside the marin municipal water district because of contract negotiations. chemists, electricians, rangers, maintenance workers and emergency workers are expected to pick it over their negotiations, they say, are threatening the recruitment and maintaining of the quality of staff. the crews serve nearly 200,000 customers and perform about 150,000. a yearly tests for them or an area that pickett as 11, 30 this morning in corte madera. >> well, happening today, president biden will be in the bay area this afternoon with the president's scheduled to participate in 2 campaign events. one will be an after to the other in san francisco. biden will also be meeting with his council of advisors on science and technology. this is the 3rd time the president has visited the bay area this year. he is scheduled to return in mid november for the apec summit in san francisco. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so want to let you know that l

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

i attended the festival in the richmond and and firing service picnic in mission bay had some young leaders stepping up there and quite a few of us attended the police department station in china town on the 6. and so thank you all who came to that. and in addition had the police and firefighters this past subpoenaed. >> thank you for attending. president and vice president and few for those of you who don't know it was originally the fire mass in the 1940s where we lost quite a few firefighters. and it has evolved where we recognize those who have died not last year. and in addition had the 9/11 ceremony and vice president morgan and the lieutenant governor and thanks to martha cohen for assisting. and mostly a lot of what i have been doing of late with some of my stave is meet and grantee for the academy over one hundred and fifty up to that has been taking up a lot of time it is good point those folks will shape our department in the next years we get to um, you know. get to speak with those folks and get to know them a little bit i have to say there have been a pot of good interviews ye

we expect to complete other vista park based on mission bay schedule in 2026. the reason that the park is tieed mission ferry landing schedule is the park area is land side a jayce uponent to the ferry term until and part used for construction. foolish of us to dot p before we use it for construction staging. the other one in design is pier 27 public art. that there is i panel revowing the artist applications for this w. and we expect to have the art installed in may of 2024. 2 projects the 2 remaining in construction croak improve ams a signage project and this is in construction and we expect it to be complete in january of 2024 and the vast amming majority was completed in november of 2021. there were remaining fund this is we are using for a signage component we were hoping was going to be complete but there has been a supply issue with the signage. so we expect this to be completed soon in the coming months. and my next slide is a chart showing you the schedule than i quantity over for the remaining work that is all i have. happy to answer questions. >> th

the nurses will hold a news conference and rally at ucsf medical center at mission bay to demand the hospital hire more staff and improve workplace safety. 75,000 kaiser permanente workers have threatened to go on strike if a bargaining deal is not reached by the end of this week. a union for the workers says its members would walk out for three days in october at hundreds of health facilities across multiple states, including california, oregon and washington. the union says kaiser has failed to address a staffing crisis that has led to dangerous wait times . meanwhile, happening today, authorities will start allowing people who lost their homes in maui's deadly wildfire last month to return to their properties there in lahaina. many will be seeing their property for the first time since much of lahaina was destroyed by fire nearly seven weeks ago. wildfire has killed at least 97 people and destroyed more than 2000 buildings. most of them homes. more americans believe they've personally felt the impact of climate change because of recent extreme weather. that's according to a new ap

two of them the main library and the mission bay branch, are designated air respite centers for san francisco. >> now, over in the east bay, the oakland zoo was closed today because of the smoke. it just wasn't healthy for visitors or staff. all the animals have access to indoor spaces and vet staffers are checking on them for any possible health impacts the zoo might stay closed tomorrow as well if conditions do not improve. oakland schools also had also had to make some adjustments today. abc seven news reporter elena howland talked with families who were affected. >> a thick blanket of smoke covers the bay area so thick you could hardly see san francisco from the east bay. >> i think it's terrible, but i didn't realize it was so bad to the point where they had to close the school, the lake school, a preschool near oakland's lake merritt, making the difficult choice to close early. >> we calling for the early pickup of around 40 kids, and they were only able to play for about two hours before we had to make that phone call to send them home early. this happened when the air quality index hi

we explore all the activities take part in at mission bay in today's destination, california. , he's afro beat and after pop artist making waves in the bay area. >> we sit down with a case centric to chad, his latest music and get a live performance. that and much more happening today. a live in the bay. welcome in to live in the bay, everybody. we are so happy that she joins us this afternoon. i'm your host olivia horton. >> can you

selah was the first patient to receive a solid organ transplant at ucsf's mission bay campus shortly she was back on the basketball court with a new lease on life. fast forward to now. the 22 year old is a usc graduate pursuing medical school. my number one dream school is definitely ucsf. i would love love to be a part of their team and have my whole full circle moment with them. i would like to probably be an obgyn. i think that there's a huge need in the ob gyn field, especially for black women. what inspired you about the care you received that made you want to pursue becoming a doctor? i would say just the parental role that my care team was able to step into with my dad passing away only weeks before i got my transplant. since then, she's done advocacy work and proved a commitment to health equity. it's why selah will be honored with the colin powell medal of courage award at dream fest, the concert at san francisco's chase center will feature foo fighters with all proceeds going to support ucsf, benioff children's hospital. i am so excited to be a part of it. i feel like getti

selah was the first patient to receive a solid organ transplant at ucsf's mission bay campus shortly after it opened. five months later, she was back on the basketball court with a new lease on life. fast forward to now. the 22 year old is a usc graduate pursuing medical school . my number one dream school is definitely ucsf. i would love love to be a part of their team and have my whole full circle moment with them. i would like to probably be an obgyn. i think that there's a huge need in the ob-gyn field, especially for black women. what inspired you about the care you received that made you want to pursue becoming a doctor? i would say just the parental role that my care team was able to step into with my dad passing away only weeks before i got my transplant. since then, she's done advocacy work and proved a commitment to health equity. it's why selah will be honored with the colin powell medal of courage award at dream fest. the concert at san francisco's chase center will feature foo fighters with all proceeds going to support ucsf, benioff children's hospitals. i am so excited

that includes mission bay and mount zion. more than 60,000 kaiser permanente, workers are planning to go on strike if they do not get a new contract agreed to by the end of the weekend, the workers, including nurses and support staff, say their salaries have not kept up with inflation. there's also claims that under staffing is putting patients at risk if a strike happens, it would be the largest by health care workers in u.s. history. in a statement, kaiser called the union's claims misleading. still ahead, another attempted break-in targeting a retail store in san francisco. how a car was used to try to steal from storm. >> but first, what you need to know before next year's tax season. if you h at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. your morning this afternoon, the irs will be taking a closer look at resold tickets to concerts and sporting events. platforms like ticketmast

we expect to complete other vista park based on mission bay schedule in 2026.that the park is tieed mission ferry landing schedule is the park area is land side a jayce uponent to the ferry term until and part used for construction. foolish of us to dot p before we use it for construction staging. the other one in design is pier 27 public art. that there is i panel revowing the artist applications for this w. and we expect to have the art installed in may of 2024. 2 projects the 2 remaining in construction croak improve ams a signage project and this is in construction and we expect it to be complete in january of 2024 and the vast amming majority was completed in november of 2021. there were remaining fund this is we are using for a signage component we were hoping was going to be complete but there has been a supply issue with the signage. so we expect this to be completed soon in the coming months. and my next slide is a chart showing you the schedule than i quantity over for the remaining work that is all i have. happy to answer questions. >> thank you. doe

we were happy to welcomedential 10 acres of parks into the portfolio in the mission bay neighborhood. i especially want to thank david (indiscernible) planning and environment and commissioners who worked so diligently to see the transfer. these are beautiful parks and transformational. the port is prioritizing the waterfront making more inclusive which includes mentoring young high school students. we are all impressed with the summer internship program. our team put in time to make sure there are meaningful opportunities for our students. we hosted 21 interns across our divisions. we also had for the first time our maritime intern cohort. they went to various maritime places, learned key skills, and learned a lot about the maritime industry. at the end they were able to showcase their learnings in a formal presentation and it was a 6 week program. it was very very exciting and our maritime tenants participated to have pathways to the maritime trades and also that they have pathways in general in their future to whatever their career path is. now turning to resilience. we have brad b

the nurses will hold a news conference and rally at ucsf medical center mission bay to demand the hospital hire more staff and improve workplace safety. 75,000 kaiser permanente workers have threatened to go on strike if a bargaining deal is not reached by the end of this week. a union for the workers says its members would walk out for three days in october at hundreds of health facilities across a number of states, including california, oregon and washington. the union says kaiser has failed to address a staffing crisis that's led to dangerous wait times for patients. kaiser says the union's claims are misleading. well, americans can once again order free covid tests from the federal government coming up on mornings on 2 to 9, a doctor joins us to talk about the relaunch of this pandemic era program as covid hospitalizations are on the rise, then we're hearing from the mother of a woman who was shot and killed in a domestic violence incident at a car dealership in the east bay. what she is saying about the relationship b ween the g ma you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does bei

east bay, 76 in vallejo, 86 in livermore and 77 in hayward. 75 in mateo. san francisco, 68 in the missiondowntown. north bay, low to mid-80s, napa to sonoma. some of you may be on a plane traveling tomorrow. we're looking at more of the hot weather from dallas to oklahoma, low 100s. thunderstorms in oklahoma city and minneapolis could cause delays. 92 in atlanta and hot 98 in washington. bay area, we'll stay with 60s. up a little bit warmer but not too hot this weekend. low 70s. inland valleys, on easy street, 80s. low 90s next sunday and monday. after that we could be talking about 70s to low 80s the following week. so right now no heat waves the next ten days. >> haven't heard that term from you, easy street, in a few days. >> it's an easy one. >>> the latest strain of >>> a lot of people hit the road in record numbers for the labor day holiday. you know the gas prices bounced up. aaa, the national average is like last month, but california is always different. state average $5.32, it was $5.29 a week ago, then a month ago, $5.05. aaa said the rise didn't stop people traveling by car. >

east bay, 76 in vallejo, 86 in livermore and 77 in hayward. 75 in mateo. san francisco, 68 in the mission in downtown. north bay, low to mid-80s, napa to sonoma. some of you may be on a plane traveling tomorrow. we're looking at more of the hot weather from dallas to oklahoma, low 100s. thunderstorms in oklahoma city and minneapolis could cause delays. 92 in atlanta and hot 98 in washington. bay area, we'll stay with 60s. up a little bit warmer but not too hot this weekend. low 70s. inland valleys, on easy street, 80s. low 90s next sunday and monday. after that we could be talking about 70s to low 80s the following week. so right now no heat waves the next ten days. >> haven't heard that term from you, easy street, in a few days. >> it's an easy one. >> it's an easy one. >>> the latest strain of alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to

think about mission bay and had mission bay used to be. mission bay was nothing but railroad tracks. golf shooting range and an e spree outlet now the newest, hottest neighborhood in san francisco. concerts occur and so many things helping. testifies flooded with people overnight weekend had the grateful dead did the second or third final concert. and the fact is people want to be here they are excite body san francisco and i'm sure you spent time out and about at events and activities and enjoying park and open space and neighborhoods and seeing a revitalization of our neighborhoods. with, let of new businesses. a let of places to eat. and excitement. the excitement in the air where do we go. thank you for the work on the chamber and comments about recommendation its is add vo kaes. we need your support more than ever because often time what is is happening, policy are being made without an understanding of the impacts it is creating on businesses. i have been talking to companies all over the san francisco. i have been meeting with mall

pole is known as the peak of pole, a special spot for hikers who reached the top of the east bay mountain in mission peak stands more than 2500ft high, overlooking the city of fremont wi a panoramic view of the entire bay area. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland has reaction to the act of vandalism for whoever did this. >> i hope you're ashamed of yourself. this is really messed up. this is what fremont hiker joyce lee came across on saturday evening. >> what she calls the mission peak trails, iconic or pole slashed in half with the top portion missing. >> i just can't imagine what would be going through someone's mind that would compel them to do that because it's not just a landmark like people interact with it. lee says the one of a kind pole first installed in 1990, has four faces, showing you the direction of north and south and is covered in peeker holes. >> so you can see the other iconic peaks around the bay. lee believes it was cut off sometime between sundown on friday and sunrise on saturday. >> say this was premeditated. you need a specific tool to cut something like that down. you

a really great training with my new robert's rules and ethics, we have done some great tours of mission bay park, watched our rangers graduation this last month, and really excited to keep leading this group. we are struggling as you know prosac has been cut in half. so it's important whether they're a alternate or voting member how important their input is to this department and their service matters and we need to keep them coming back to prosac and we need to make sure that we're advocating for the different communities in san francisco. if there is any questions, i'm happy to answer them. >> thanks, wendy. >> thank you, >> thank you so much. thank you so much, wendy and thank you for all of your work. i'm not the general manager sitting in for the general manager and here's our september report. we're excited to announce that last waoem the board of a supervisors have plan to bring trikt, as well as three downtown concerts start ining 2024. this plan will generate between 1.4 and 2.1 million dollars annually for the department as well as provide other benefits to the city like job creat

making that time a little more bearable is the mission of a bay area non-profit. our garvin thomas joins us with a story about beauty coming out of tragedy. >> janelle, jessica, core by shaw is a graphic designer by profession, an artist by birth. she said through out her life she could always count on art to give herself a rest from real world worry. never more true than when her son was diagnosed with cancer. art made the ordeal a little less horrible. it did it for her. for 15 years it's been doing the same for others. >> reporter: there are times when a beautiful act of kindness has its origins in a tragic turn of events. such is how core by shaw came to start kids and art. it's a story almost two decades old. every detail of which corby can still remember, although she wishes otherwise. >> thanksgiving of 2005 he was 3 years old. >>ter: it begins with her son ahmed being diagnosed with leukemia. what followed were six years of hope and disappointment, of recovery and relapse and way too much time spent in a hospital. >> reporter:. >> so we just ended up spend

bay the hottest we'll go is 86. over to heywood 75 and peninsula 27 and san mateo down to palo alto 79. san francisco is 67 in the outer sunset and 69 in the mission north bay out to stanta rosa we're at 83. doing some traveling across the u.s., airport delays later this week from hurricane lee. this storm right now holding on to category 3 status with 115-mile-per-hour winds. now it's parallel to the atlantic seaboard through this week and by sort we could see a landfall anywhere from boston to bangor, maine, maybe even to halifax, nova scotia. through saturday and this weekend airport delays are especially possible in the northeast. we'll continue to get you those updates of the right here in san francisco we hold on to the steady 60s and 80s the next several days. even next week, that's my perfect temperature, 78 degrees. that's monday. >> that's a good one. >> by the way, have you done your christmas shopping. >> >> that's a negative. >> i think she started. >> not yet. >> new york's fashion week is coming to an end. peta's protest fashion industry are not though. big-name designer who came face big-name designer who came face to face you know

bay, 74 in oakland. over to walnut creek, pleasanton and livermore, we're in the low 80s. up to san francisco, 72 in the mission. to the north bay, 82 in sonoma. tomorrow awesome weather. a kick moving system. the way that it's now poging itself, a little bit of moisture from the pacific to give us spotty showers on saturday, kick up the wind a little bit. more on that rain chance, trace amounts to 0.2. that blue color is showing up and over the sierra we could get in on half to three-quarters of an inch. a little bit of a rain chance coming in. for the inland valleys we have winds 15 to 30 and a spotty shower chance on saturday. it is fall, after all. it will not ruin the weekend. >> not at all. >> the ground was wet this morning where i live. getting to be that time of year. >>> coming up, eye-opening new numbers that show just how much more working women are paying out of pocket for health care than men. the reason for t discrepancy the reason for t discrepancy he we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, anot

in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley.rew 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 g

i was appointed by the late ed lee and was on the mission structure, with the bay, with the terminal and these are what fell under the office of investment and community infrastructure. >> my first commission appointment was the san francisco youth commission. i was sworn in by mayor gavin newsom where we worked on a myriad of issues to be sure that parents had transparent information and we worked on the muni and the lifeline package. that came from the san francisco youth commission. i bring up those issues to say that the world, the city hall, san francisco is your oyster. there is no issue too small or call too big that you cannot handle. i walk the halls today and in my full-time job i'm a consultant for a consulting firm and i act as a bridge inside city hall and outside city hall. i remind myself that we have important persons here. we have mayor breed, other commissioners and these are all people that you have access to in this building. >> i'm going to end with this before i call mayor breed up. my challenge for you all is to become masters of all of the tangible. there is e