mission rock. that's 1,000 houses. you deliberately campaign and used the latino and spanish descent person to be your spokesperson on a commercial to advertise affordable housing for mission rock. you further demonstrated false advertisement by means of using the female's daughter while carrying balloons saying that they would love to be a tenant in the mission rock apartment building complex. then, you even went a step further and had the mother of the daughter have her instructor in school say that she would love, too, to be a resident at the mission rock apartment complex. and the mother had the daughters living in a boarding home. but yet, when it comes down to the fine print, the amount of income requirement to be a tenant in that building, none of those people can afford to live down there in mission rock. you're not following the instructions on that big bank of information pertaining to mission rock, and i talked about this several times already. when mayor breed was president of the board of supervisors, that

next, mission rock project in 2018, the board authorized mission rock project. it provides for approximately 1400 to 1900 residential units up to 1.4 million commercial and 8 acres of open space. the project has robust public benefits package including 40% on sight afford ability, sea level rise protection and new arts building. both projects have a similar financing structure. under which developer capital, port capital, land proceeds and public financing can be used to pay for the public infrastructure cost for these projects. the goal for each project is to limit the use of the developer capital and accrue developer return by using public financing whenever possible and when public financing not available, advancing land proceeds or port capital to fund public infrastructure. the items before you for consideration today are reimbursement resolutions which allow for reimbursement of land proceed advances and port capital with tax-exempt bonds when available. these resolutions are requirement of federal tax law have no budget impact and are consistent with prio

the context of height was a book ending of what was that mission rock which is at 240 feet, mission bayis at a hundred 60 feet so it is a midrise location, so we sort of wanted to have a general framework that matched that. we were told early on to explore the form, inform you saw in the original proposed project was that exploration of that. we hear mix things on height and we are trying to strike a balance as a project team of a series of trade-offs. obviously not wanting to lose units, were wanting to be sensitive to community members to feel strongly about this issue. our goal being -- what we would hate is to have a project that was all the same height or tabletop. so i just want to have that variety inform and that is our goal. >> and station a, i'm looking at all of these different things here. i've visited station a and i was in there. i thought wow, what can you do with this building? i'm also looking at three and four and i'm going down here. what is the attachment to the wall? the ends of station a look really great, and we have talked about putting something in the middle, d

it hopes to have a more permanent terminal ferry landing there. 16th street near mission rock by 2021. >>> the skid marharks got shut against the golden knights. game five back at the shark tank tomorrow night. >>> not a good thing, mike. or kari. >> yeah. we're hoping we can win. it's not over yet. as we take a live look outside san jose, people will be celebrating. getting out the door, heading to school, upper 40s. so cool temperatures to start out all across the bay area. the sunshine and a change in our forecast shows we'll be in the upper 60s early afternoon. high temperatures for today reaching 74 in livermore. 75 in santa rosa. san francisco, 63. a warmer temperature forecast for tomorrow. and, mike, you're starting out with the san mateo bridge. >> i am. we had slowing that shows up on the sensors. westbound we know there will be slowing. that is not really the issue. looking at eastbound, which looks clear here. we had the earlier crew approaching the toll plaza. we talked about that. we still see a little slowing on the sensors. again, it's not backing up on the camera. dum

and the book of instructions pertaining to that mission rock, pertaining to redevelopment says that about 30% of those apartment units are supposed to be for very low and low-income bracket people, and they're not even included in the housing opportunity. and the people who voted for the inclusionary rule for those people who are homeless out on the street for them to have the opportunity to be a tenant in the building, that's called price fixing and price gouging because we have an emergency housing situation on our hand. this next item coming up pertaining to questions for the mayor, i want you to ask the mayor how did this get by and approved? and when i was talking about you get the giants card up in it, 'cause the giants is financing it. i've demonstrated this several times, and i'm not going to let it go. >> chair ronen: thank you. any other members of the public like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: any other comments? seeing none, i'd love to make a motion to send this item forward to -- with a positive recommendation. without

she also was involved in the community planning process for mission rock and pier 70. the major waterfront projects surrounding mission bay. and, whereas, her advocacy and community leadership were instrumental in conserving and increasing public access to the city's eastern waterfront and the creation of the city's only public boat launch at pier 52. and in shaping the development of mission bay, the blue greenway, mission rock, pier 70 the waterfront land use plan update, the san francisco giants' ballpark, and the golden state warriors arena and"... >> "whereas, ms. cor corrine woods is being honored. now therefore be it resolved the commission on community investment and infrastructure, in the city and county of san francisco on behalf of its past and present commissioners, executive directors, and employees expresses to the family, friends, and colleagues of ms. corrine woods, the agency's appreciation and admiration for the exceptional community service, dedication, and the many contributions rendered by ms. corrine woods to the agency and the city and county of s

[indiscernible] >> it's affordable housing, like mission rock. if you take a female whose living in a boarded house and make her be your pitch person on the commercial on regular t.v. and cable t.v., and claim that they would like to be a tenant at mission brock, a department -- an apartment building complex like this, you have her and her daughter be on their own commercials and claim that they can be a tenant at this apartment building complex that is 115 units. you claim it is affordable housing, when the truth of the matter is, the lowest income, the 40% is 2% of the 40% pie, and that's at $36,300. you've got instructions and data path that says 15% of those apartment units that's 1,500 is supposed to be for very low and low income bracket people, the same income that these people here today. that means 225 of those apartments at mission rock is supposed to be for people in the same income bracket that is in here claiming about getting housing. then, every time you set an income level, you set the income at 60%, so everybody's income that is

san francisco officials hope to open a temporary ferry terminal at mission rock. if approved, the goal is to have it ready by the team's first game in october. plans were presented to the main transit board yesterday. the city says it hopes to have a more permanent landing near mission rock by 2021. >>> 5:08. warriors resuming their playoff series in l.a. sharks in situation critical after vegas pretty much dismantled the team last night. golden knights shut out the sharks to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven series playoffs. game five back at the shark tank tomorrow night. >>> and the boys in teal return home to the shark tank for tomorrow's game. game time 7:00, kari. should the weather be pretty nice then? >> yes. it will be very warm tomorrow. we start it today. as we start out, temperatures are cool heading out the door. a live look at dublin. a lot of people are up and out the door. brentwood, 51 degrees at 6:00. dropping down to 49. we start the quick warmup of our temperatures going into late morning, early afternoon. if you're going to the a's game at

joint events to support our tenants, including mission rock and the wrap restaurant and patrons thatnt to drive to the parks, as we put a two hours maximum time on those metres across from mission rock and the boat launch ramp. and then lastly, on illinois street, which is a port street, during events, there will be no parking, and restricted access, but during nonevents, there will be general metered parking. and then an overlay for all of this area would be the special event rate and special event durations, essentially that is what is covered in the harbour traffic code amendment. >> thank you. >> with that, we are available for any questions. thank you. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner gilman? >> i have a technical question. i don't know if it is for the m.t.a. or at them. how do you switch metres from being one thing to another? because that seems what the amending code is. i am just curious, only because i work in the tenderloin on a street that now has no parking. the metres are still there and people p

. >> clerk: to reimburse expenditures with the mission rock project from the proceeds of bonds and other debt and make the appropriate findings. >> commissioner: colleagues, same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk call the next item. >> clerk: to declare the official intend to reimburse for the pier housing project and to make appropriate findings. >> commissioner: colleagues, same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: item 15 an ordinance to mend the environment code to require owners of certain residential and non-residential building to annually measure and disclose energy performance to make summary statistics with the energy performance and ceqa determination. >> commissioner: same house, same call? without objection? >> can we pass over that? >> commissioner: supervisor peskin. >> sorry, president yee. there was definitional changes we discussed in committee and i need to pass those out and i don't have them yet. if we can come back to that, tha

you did that in the mission rock and 5m, you did that at each and every apartment building complex that comes out of the mayor's house on housing. you gotten inclusionary rule where you include the most vulnerable and economically disadvantage people that live in the city so they have an housing opportunity. then you create this loophole where the developer can pay a fee in order to not include the people who the inclusionary law is supposed to include. you exclude them from the housing opportunity. this just another example that even though you creating a shadow in the park where those families like to go for their recreation and play, this is also a derivative of what you doing. >> president yee: next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm heather philip. i work for united players i'm member of the friends of victoria park. i'm the third and fourth grade baseball coach. i'm missing practice today because of it's important for me to be here to show with you how important this park is to our community. today is a day it talk about equity. soma has beared the brunt new development.

san francisco officials are looking into launch a temporary ferry terminal at mission rock. plan still need to be approve, but if all goes well, it will open just in time for the first game at the new arena in october. >> we'll worry about traffic in that area when it opens up, but how is this morning's commute. >> it will be an issue when it happens, but we have time before that happens. this morning, it's looking okay with the exception of getting onto the bay bridge. it's early for problems on the bay bridge. reports of a crash, bigngs down as you're moving through emeryville trying to get onto the bay bridge. slow for this time of the morning. meters lights aren't on yet,oake sure that happens later. also on the e-shore freeway, this is eastbound 80 at american canyon. there are lanes blocked. thanks to a tractor-trailer fire. basically their load they were carrying caught on fire. they have two lanes blocked trying to fight that fire. if you're coming in through this area, you'll likely see smoke and that could slow you down. we have construction that could slow you dow

these include ps70, mission rock and hope sf projects not counted year as these have yet to get permitsissued. affordability range from 25% to 40%. also not included in projected housing balance are projects under reyou. 14,380 units under review as of the end of last quarter 10% affordable. 62 projects with 10,500 units will be subject to inclusion affordable housing requirements. that could mean 1260 new affordable units if built on site. this could change depending on the option developers choose to fulfill the requirement. i will talk about other miscellaneous housing balance matters. the housing balance biannual reporting schedule as stipulated in the ordinance. that will come out on the first of april and first of october. it mandates annual hearing to be conducted before the board of supervisors each april. the mayor's office of housing and community development and economic and work force development and stabilization board and department of building inspection and city economist will each present these consistent with affordable housing goals at the annual hearing. should the c

right now sentra soma, 5m, mission rock and central soma with the passing there's i think right now 6 million square feet that's ready to go. in the short term of office space and within that planning area and that will put immediate pressure on the numbers because we don't only have the 2.9 million square feet right now. that's a quick overview of the program. i hope it's been a little bit helpful and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have about the history of the mechanics or how the numbers work. thank you. i have a laundry list. what comes from the cap. >> very a cap for small projects which we call the small cap and that's any project between 25,000 and 49,999 square feet and we have to take 30,000 out of the bucket that's reserved for small buckets and same for large. >> i was thinking in buckets. >> how do you evaluate when there's a mixed use project. take the building on sansome and battery with the hotel and residential attached and some commercial. how does that allocation done and is there any favoritism offered in any way where there's a mixed use with residential

it's working on the mission rock development and pier 70. parsons is also here and they've been operating in san francisco since 1948 and they are currently managing one of our as-needed contracts and this time they'll be partnering with ryan joyce structural design and newly certified microlbe firm that has experience with the exploratory project as well. stan-tech has partnered together with on-call contracts and this is their first as-needed engineering contract with the port and our highest ranked properpropers andproposers and d lbe firm. tara firm is a firm in sanfrancisco since 2003 and have experience on all contracts with the department of public works and east bay mud, representatives from tara are here and here to answer questions at the conclusion of my presentation. >> the contracts have a $3 million value with a four-year term and i'm available to answer questions. thank you. >> thank you. can i have a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissi

supervisors, i will show you how they are not following the rules of regulations pertaining to mission rock. it has 1,000 apartment buildings i think 33% is supposed to be for low income bracket and very low income bracket people. i think that comes out to 250 of those apartments is supposed to be for very low and low -- >> thank you, thank you, mr. wright. are there any other members of the public that would like to comment on item number 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> yes. >> motion made by commissioner mar and seconded by commissioner singh. we can take that without objection. the minutes are approved. mr. clerk, please call item number 3. >> item number 3, community choice aggregation activities report. >> thank you very much. we will have a presentation on the clean power s.f. director of the san francisco public utilities commission with updates about enrolment, as well as state legislative updates. go ahead. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm the director of clean power s.f. for the san francisco public utilities commission. i

everything from the mission rock development, redevelopment unwind facility and movement of warriors arena. 10s of millions of dollars to address homelessness in the city. we take that return on investment for the citizens of the city and county very, very seriously. we wear it like a badge of honor so i am happy to be here today. thank you for inviting me. i will answer any questions you might have. >> i guess one of the questions is how you balance the various city priorities. i mean i assume that when we pass a resolution of support or opposition to a piece, ab or sb, i assume our checker transmits -- clerk transmits that to you and that is the official policy of the city. how is that with the various clients and the things the city wants, how do you balance that? >> can we tokologiestics first? i want to know the clerk's office is phenomenal about transmitting the position taken by the board like that. we make sure with respect to generally it is on a bill ab123. it could be another issue. wildfire liability earlier this year. we transmit the resolution to the relevant committees

that permanent ferry is planned for 16th street near mission rock for fans and commuters. >> good ideaa lot of people take the ferry to the giants games. >> keep cars off the road. >>> beyonci support the fans was again given them a bonus to go along with the release of her own netflix special. >> a live album version of her headline performance at coachella last year was just released. it is called homecoming, the live album and accompanies her new documentary. it gives fans and infant death look at or concert plus for rehearsals and quieter backstage moments. the live album is available across all major streaming platforms.>>> coming up, are you protected against measles? top of mind to for so many people now. a doctor is joining us next to address concerns for those who have and have not been vaccinated. >>> san francisco police investigating a smash and grab burglary in union square this morning. we will show you what happened inside this high end store. >>> we have new information is our about high-end smash and grab in san francisco union square. someone crashed the car right int

the chronicle reports san francisco official was look to go launch a temporary ferry terminal at mission rockod morning, here at 8:57. let's get a start with a look at your commute in the south bay. there's an accident on northbound 280 in the south bay. it has been moved to the right shoulder but it's slow and go at de anza. it's slow and go into the south bay down to 25 miles an hour. richmond, san raphael bridge, thing was slow and go trying to make your way into marin. an accident near the toll plaza and your drive time on the e-shore freeway, 36 minutes to get from highway 4 to the maze. in san francisco, right now, there's an accident on 280 northbound making your way into the city. it's slow and go both on northbound 101 and 280. mary. >> thanks, emily. we're starting off the day with clear skies and cool conditions and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. you can see that on our live sails forest camera looking east. as we head through the afternoon, sunshine to warm -- 67 in san francisco. 69 for a high in oakland. 72 for redwood city, fremont, 74 for livermore and san

the city then hopes to open a more permanent ferry land at 16th street mission rock in a couple of yearst would serve the fans and commuters alike. >>> whether you are taking the ferry or taking bart, sal will help you get where you need to go. >> there is still a problem in san francisco. northbound 101, they have to clean up the area around it. let me show it to you. i have an arrow where it is. they temporarily stop traffic every now and again. they stop traffic and then let it go again. now we are narrowed down to one lane. there were two crashes at this point and now there is only one. they have to clean up what happened. there was an over turned sign unit, the kind that lets you know that things are up ahead. it flipped over and there was glass all over the place. it is back to 3rd street. pretty soon it will be to candle stick exit. san francisco is getting into it from the east bay is moderate. driving on the san mateo bridge, it will be slow there. it is also slow from 92 into fremont. there it is, the san mateo bridge, moderately heavy out to the peninsula. >>> 7:18. let's brin

missions afterwards, we showed the features of the back of the moon. the far side of the moon. there are no features of the man in the moon. it is all this white rock. e of the dark volcanic -- next. there are all kinds of things for the japanese mission. going to the southern region of the moon. we know there may be water ice in the southern region of the moon, because of the fact that it is in shadow all the time. if there is water, it is going to be frozen as ice. it could remain right here in this area. next. the next mission after that -- the mission now is a chinese mission. the chinese landed a spacecraft. they have a rover. they move away from the spacecraft to investigate part of the far side of the moon. this will allow us to consider what the chemistry of the far side might be as opposed to the chemistry of the near side, if there are differences. just because of -- there are all kinds of things that are still talked about. there are people that think today about the potential of a mission to the moon. the potential for resource acquisition. as well as the fact it might be the first step toward going to mars. the moon will be next to us fo

rock. we had additional knowledge from the observations. the apollo 15 mission. al was a great observer.wanted to do it right. he wanted to absorb as much as he possibly can. he became one of the best observers. while he was on the apollo 13 mission, i asked him to look at a photograph. he described it nicely. he said there were volcanic eruptions. addition, younger volcanic, they are darker looking. petrone from a distance pointed and came down to say "your student may have picked out a landing site." he knew exactly what it means. coneiscussing cinder looking things that we saw near flagstaff, arizona. this kind of thing where maybe it will be a push for one of the missions. it was the site for apollo mission 17. apollo command module observations were very important. in addition to the fact that we had cameras, one metric camera to take the mass of the moon, and one panoramic camera that tok high-resolution pictures see details down to a few meters of the surface of the moon. apollo 16 came. this was the one place on the moon we selected that was not exactly what we thought it would b

mission like it's a. check against the rocks pieces to define. this election very very. well as another. article is about a little. well as he mentioned there in his report there are one hundred twenty seats in the israeli parliament or knesset to make it in a party needs to win at least three point two five percent of the total votes that's about four seats but no party has ever achieved an outright majority and sixty one seats and needed to form a government with a president will choose the candidate he thinks has the best chance of forming a coalition as person then has forty two days to form a government if they can't the leader with the second best chance gets twenty eight days to try and failing that it can even go to a third candidate al jazeera senior political analyst model and the sharia says netanyahu will most likely form the next government you have here a leader who is for a long time now accused of racism corruption. of being a crook. potentially indicted on frequent option charges not one not two. basically failed. throughout the four terms he served in attaining peace or

rocks. a historic first privately led mission to the moon. it's so important in the audience there, newly re-elected prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel's lunar lander left earth. based on these physical moves, i'm suspecting this was a success, how it's in yiiddish, not english. >> we're the fourth to reach the moon's surface. it's a tremendous achievement up till now. >> we didn't make it. but we definitely tried. i think that the achievement of getting to where we got is really tremendous. i think we can be proud. >> shepard: they'll go back to english in just a second. my understanding of things is everything went fine. loopy loopy loop and slipped out of orbit and into the moon's orbit and everything was on pace and then landing time came about three minutes ago, but about four minutes ago they lost contact. it landed, but didn't land right, didn't land properly and in a traditional sort of land way. it more, our understanding here in the early going, sounds like it crashed into the moon and that was that. what they believe has hap

a big crowd marched in the 14th annual rock against rape through the city's mission district yesterdayexual violence and to support survivors of rape and sexual assault. the event raised money for the nonprofit women against rape, which is san francisco's only community-based rape crisis center. it's a space for survivors to find resources they wouldn't be able to find elsewhere. >> we live in a culture where women are oppressed and often don't have the agency to speak up and speak out against violence. >> an estimated one out of three women are victims of sexual assault in their lifetime. for men, it's one out of 67. most of those incidents are not reported. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. this weekend, east oakland community members demanded city officials give them a new deal to address what they called dire conditions in their neighborhood. the group alliance of californians for community empowerment led two council members on a tour of east oakland neighborhoods. they pointed out major quality of life issues they said the city has neglected that includes

rocks. representative from washington, d.c. says the missionto restore democracy and fully implement -- >> your time is over. venezuela is ready for a change. maduro has remained out of you but tweeted the military is still loyal to his regime. he added "i call the maximum popular mobilization to ensure victory of la paz. we will win deck --" the white house has not attempted to take over the power because they already realize he is the legitimate leader of venezuela. the trumpet ministration is calling for a peaceful transition of power. mech america will stand with you in this hemisphere of freedom. the mac the united states did not intervene in the moment movement. national security advisors are urging other countries to stay out . >> the cubans we believe play a very significant role in propping maduro up today, possibly with help from the russians. >> the u.n. secretary-general offered his offices for talked at both sides are willing to commit. more mass protests are planned for wednesday. in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> more now f

japan and china invest millions of dollars in the search for rock materials and precious metals and now it seems germany is joining the mission to reach the previously untapped resources several years ago it was the us they became one of the first nations to begin encouraging private companies to invest in space mining and if successful it could shock the market back on earth for gold silver and platinum the small but wealthy be used to books and books or potential in the extraterrestrial project investing twenty eight million dollars in the u.s. for berlin is now rolling back some of its legislation to attract companies to fund explorations we heard from the founder of one mining corporation who says the sky is not the limit. when you talk that kind of this late me aren't a lot. about it but that's not stopping one gemini's protect what interest is not things that it's made in because obviously space meaning is an urgent market so our main competition undercut and younger still light sentences and planted explosives where the only meeting end is a good twenty teams but they were moving into the east and has been to mock says

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