left on van ness avenue. the m-t-a is getting rid of the left turn onto hayes street from van ness. with this latest update -- that >>> san francisco drivers will have one less option to turn left on van ness. they are getting rid of the left turn on hayes street on van ness. now it has only two left turns northbound on to lombard and southbound on to broadway. the change is part of the $316 million van ness improvement project. it's to speed up transit service along the corridor. >> so get ready for right, right, right, right turns. but that's good because if you are trying to turn left that just really especially on van ness. so we can handle it. >>> all right. right now, we are tracking a pretty easy ride through san francisco. just a heads up for anyone who is planning on using the cable cars -- the california cable car line will be replaced by buses between drum street and van ness for construction work that's going on. normal service will resume monday morning. so just keep in mind. normal bus fare will still be in place for that. southbound 280 we have a car -- report of a bi

if you thought van ness was a mess we're just getting hi. eventually this is all going to get better for some of us is what they've been tell yugoslavia. the mta removeed the left turn northbound from van ness onto hayes street this morning. that means van ness will only have two left turns. >> reporter: at 10:00 a.m. it officially happened. the left turn here at hayes street is no more. only two left turns remany as the sfmta spends hundreds of millions of dollars on this project. filled with pile ones and signs. this morning hayes street was the latest to make the big change. it maked it complicated? >> yeah, a little bit. >> reporter: take a look at this map. it shows the impacted area. the only left-hand turns remaining from van ness avenue are northbound at lombard avenue and southbound on broadway. they'll give it a week without the configuration without the left turn at hayes, but then van ness between mission and mccallister street will be shifted slightly to make room to extend the construction zone. mta officials say all of this is

. >> if you frequently travel before i van ness i might be surprised van ness will goodwill go the first transit corridor to have brt as more frequently known the goal to get conveniently van ness and geary boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was i

this means van ness will only have two left turns. left turn removals also help planners retime traffic signals of van ness and other streets to improve traffic flow. this change is part of the $316 million van ness improvement project which is set to the 47 and 49 muny buses and golden gate transit run around center medians. >>> california's net neutrality bill taking a big step forward. here's a live look in sacramento where lawmakers are announcing legislation that would give california the strongest net neutrality protections in the nations. net nuteralty which bans internet providers from slowing down or speeding up certain web traffic was repealed nationwide last month. >>> and happening now, some top athletes competing in the 35th annual of volbe ball san francisco open. that's where olympians, stanford university stand out athletes and former nba players are going head to head for the avp championship title and a $150,000 prize. >> the turn out keeps getting bigger and better each year. we keep getting more celebrities that co

traffic lanes on van ness and south van ness avenues between mission and mccallster streets will be shiftedghtly. mta officials say all of this is part of the $360 million van ness improvement project. >> by removing left turn lanes, we're making pedestrians trying the street. left turns are one of the leading causes for collisions for pedestrians. and als goingo help us install our new transit, vrt, and that will put buses in the stra lanes and boarding islands there. that will speed things up by 32%. >> mta officials say traffic signals will also be retimed with a goal of improving the flow of vehicles. that doesn't mean drivers are welcoming the change. >> i like to go around and come back. i'm just going to add maybe seven to ten minutes in rush hours with the traffic. >> get used to the construction. the project is expected to be completed by 2020. in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> the alameda county fire wrapping up this weekend in pleasanton. today there's a very special attraction there. >> that's michael finney of course. 7 on your side, michael finney, live at the fai

the mta plans to make a critical change to the van ness corridor. no more turns except for a couple spots. christie, this is going to be a big change for a lot of us. >> reporter: absolutely. it today we've been watching. as soon as this light turns green, drivers stack up in the intersection, trying to make that left turn, that ends tomorrow, leaves just two places where drivers can turn left. you can hear a steady stream of horns as drivers turn quickly from van ness to hays. she is weighing her options since starting tomorrow she can no longer make that turn. she's not looking forward to it as she's watched construction for the improvement project. >> it's clogged up. we're going to put a red lana the center. the 47 and the 49. we're apr we're anticipating savings up to 32%. >> reporter: they say left turns are where many pedestrian injuries occur, so this should make things safer. >> if allows us to retime the traffic signals. >> reporter: they are advising drivers of the changes, and more changes are on the way. >> we do warn people to allow th

it's part of the $316 million van ness improvement project. it's to speed up transit service along the corridor. >>> then drivers will have to slow down. all right. let's check the roads. >> that means if there's no left turn, it's right, right, right as you make your way around. okay. so right now, we are tracking a pretty easy ride for drivers through san francisco. no major delays on our roads at van ness, a little slow, but that's to be expected. this is live look at 101 at 80. traffic is getting on its way for your friday morning commute. no delays at the bay bridge. speeds in the green across the board. a bird's-eye view of the bay bridge, this is on the oakland side. you can see everyone heading up the incline there making their way towards treasure island. over at the toll plaza, no backups, no metering lights. no delays, so we'll take that. that's a nice "friday light" picture there. we are tracking slowdowns through the altamont pass. so we have speeds that dip as low as 15 miles per hour. caltrans is working but they are in the east

. >> the makeover of van ness is complete.et's go to christie smith. >> reporter: well, raj, drivers making the turn here do stack up in the intersection. so mak it safer for people crossing the street and overall make traffic flow better, but the idea of losing another place to ness do drivers. cc carp yoe is weighing her options. she won't be able to make a left turn northbound onto hayes. you can hear horns as drivers try to turn. cc has watched construction spread for the van ness construction project. >> the 47 and the 49, we're anticipating time savings up to 32%. >> reporter: this is where many injuries occur. it allows them to retime signals and improve traffic know.miguy' place. there are more changes to come. >> we do warn people to allow themselves extra time beginning july 12th, actually. we're going to shift construction southward. on van ness and mission. >> reporter: there are still two places where drivers can make that turn, broadway and lombard. we're told sfmta will have parking control officers out here tom

i have a number of speakers for 601 van ness. i will remind members of the public that at this point, you cannot speak to the project, but just to the matter of continuance >> president hillis: any public item for proposed items for continuance? >> good afternoon. mark rober, behalf of 2750 19th street. as you heard, we had asked for a continuance to july 12. we would like to ask for continuance into august, preferably august 23, if that is acceptable to the commission. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. lucas eastwood, project sponsor for 792 capp street. we're asking for a continuance to july 12. we're in the process of setting up a meeting with community members that were out of town. it's likely to take place on july 3. we appreciate a continuance to the 12th. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment on the items being proposed for continuance? seeing none, we'll close -- >> clerk: just to be certain. for the people here for 601 van ness, this is your o

changes are happening as quickly as possible on van ness million improvement project. >> by removing the left turn lane on hays, we're making things safer for people trying to cross e of the leading causes for injury collisions for pedestrians in san francisco. >> if you're traveling northbound on van ness, your on on aluminum lombart. with the no left turn signs, there's confusion and blatant disregard for the rules. >> we'll have people helping to direct traffic and traffic engineers stationed around and they'll be monitoring the traffic flow to make sure everything is running smoothly. >> when all is said and done, this is what it'll look like with a dedicated transit line running down the mid and will median for passengers to board. this project was supposed to be mpthe end of 2019. now the sfmta is saying it won't be done till mid 2020. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> coming up, british police trying to owcoupame acroo nerve agent. >>> now your usual arcade. how it's making gaming fun for players with autism. ybe yod save eney t of f do your thing, with energy upgrade

the one is that of concern is in the middle of the district, 24 and sought van ness, where we have two murals that depict carnivale, so we need to protect that area. thank you for your time. >> hello again, land use attorney. i want to speak to use it or lose it. it's been ten years since our great recession of 2008, we're beginning to perhaps forget about it. but the economy can crash quickly. it doesn't go back to normal very quickly. i remember the days after 2008 when the planning department would call people like myself and say, please, where are your clients' projects, please bring them in? and there was legislation to entice people to build their projects. that could happen again. and i'm afraid i haven't read the use it or lose it provision, but if it provides, it's automatic that it's not through a vote of the planning commission, that is if the revocation is not through a hearing at the planning commission, i really believe that is important. forgive me if it's already in there. and i ask that you consider making it longer, again, when the economy goes, it doesn't come back v

there will be a dedicated transit line running right down the middle of van ness. what started out as a side hustle.. is quickly turning into big business for one bay area entrepreneur. kpix 5's julie watts on how he distilled a simple idea.. into an award- winning product. - nat sign these days it seems everybody >> everybody has one. >> this makes your cat litter box easier to clean. >> we are changing it for our dog, sherlock. >> i had that idea before they did. >> in the small warehouse space tucked away in an industrial neighborhood, jason tripp has made his idea a reality. >> the alcohol will go and hang out in these diamonds all night. he works in silicon valley by day. >> this is part of our green tech. >> and his distillery at night. >> if my backwoods uncles can do this, how hard can it be? i'm giving it a shot. >> this father of four said he works several side jobs to raise the capital needed to raise his idea. but coming true start of fashion, he admits his local pacifica distillery is not yet profitable. >> every month, i can see that there are more pe

>> we did mention a new diabetes site ativan necessary. -- at van ness. the cal campus, we will find a new site for it. we haven't determined where that's going to be just like other programs at cal campus, that campus is closing. we haven't determined it might be pacific, it might be van ness, it might be elsewhere. >> i'm sorry, but i do want to cite, because of the 2-mile rule your colleague mentioned in the presidio, his comment a little of this geographic area, two miles. two miles of saint luke's includes a number of unique services that have been going on for over 50 years in the community. the mission health center. central latinos of san francisco provides nutrition, citizenship, english, health education. they also provide transportation. they also provide meals. 7 days a week. a number of the non-profits are transferring to that because they are the only physician that now consistently cooks in that area, everything fresh. on the other side within your area is on lock which also has a large diverse population. plus we can name a number of other

and so item number 6 is a bond issuance resolution for 490 south van ness, this is an 100% affordablehousing contract that serves up to 60% of the median income and one manager's unit. and the board approved our acquisition of the property back in 2015 and we selected mission housing development corporation and bridge housing as the developers of the project. this resolution authorizes to execute up to $35,715,000 in multifamily to finance the project. and the proposed issuance will be conduit financing and not require the city to pledge any of its funds for the retainment of the bond. and item number 7 is a ground lease approval for the same project and the term of the ground lease is 75 years with an option to extend for 24 years. and the annual base rent of the ground lease is $15,000. and we did not seek a recent appraisal of -- to assess the fair market value of the lease because this is for the purpose of affordable housing. as such we're requesting the following amendment to item number 7 to include this finding in the resolution: whereas the purpose of this lease is to solely

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and we'll make sure that an inspector gets out to van ness and broadway today. >> supervisor peskin: yeah. i remember the death of diana sullivan, who was killed by a cement truck driver in supervisor kim's district in 2013 and i think i recall that she asked for a traffic plan to address the projects happening in the transit center district and outlying areas and to my knowledge that never materialized. anyway. all right, mr. thomas. >> good afternoon, chair peskin, members of the transportation authority commission. john thomas, deputy director for public works, city engineer. i just want to talk to you a little bit about our coordination efforts and conclude with a brief discussion on other elements affecting our construction. so public works is generally responsible for paving and sewer projects, curb ramps, and things of the like. m.t.a., as you know, has transit projects, signal projects, and street scape, sewer and water projects. many of them are combined projects led by public works, sometimes by m.t.a., and sometimes by the p.u.c. so we share these responsibilities across a

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said in your comments, not just about congestion, but pedestrian safrt, i -- safety, i notice on van ness avenue that on the northbound direction north of broadway, the concrete barriers are such that there is no way for a bicycle to go northbound without being in the middle of traffic. and if those barriers could be moved over a little bit, there could be a little safe space. there were tourists going northbound to fishermen's wharf, i was scared to death for them. is there -- do you have standards that you take into account? >> we do. i didn't want to get into too much detail because we're pressed for time, but we published the blue book, that lays out the minimum width of sidewalks, appropriate size of traffic lanes, how high a jersey barrier has to be. and we'll make sure that an inspector gets out to van ness and broadway today. >> supervisor peskin: yeah. i remember the death of diana sullivan, who was killed by a cement truck driver in supervisor kim's district in 2013 and i think i recall that she asked for a traffic plan to address the projects happening in the transit center dis

let's start with van ness, which is under construction, and tagged to be completed by 2020. then the lombard street project recently awarded is set to start construction this summer and will take over a year to complete, almost two years to complete. after that, we're talking about resurfacing lombard. it's a much-needed improvement. that street needs some resurfacing there. we have to implement the best traffic management strategies. and department of public works is working to gain approvals to move the construction in early 2019. and it will take about a year plus for that work. and then once again, caltrans has the money and project to resurface all of 19th avenue from lake street to juniper. one project you may not have heard much about, but the highway 101 decree policement. the deck replacement needs to be replaced. we're working with the state to establish and better understand the potential temporary highway closures and traffic diversions for that project. we'll come back with a lot are details in the fall of this year. the intent is to move that project to constru

this time, it's at hayes street on van ness.his latest traffic change will help speed up bus travel leaving van ness with only two remaining left turns, one on lombard and one on broadway. >> everyone on the bus will get there sooner. then us in cars -- >> traffic has been getting rough around there, definitely. it's noticeable. and the construction is going to last another year and a half. so it's going to be a real relief when that's finished. >> but then they are doing the project on geary. we'll always have delays along that route. >> it's a shell game. >> yes. >>> but we aren't tracking any major slowdowns on the roads right now with the exception of the bay bridge toll plaza. thursday morning not too bad. easy on 101 to the north bay. this is right near wilfred. if you are heading through rohnert park, we are tracking a road closure. this is on surface streets, though, west of 101 along stony point road. that's shut down in both directions between millbrae and phoenix avenue. looks like some police activity. so heads up if

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driving down van ness will be different, no more left turns between lombard and mission except in two spots to make the road safer. say left turns is how pedestrians get hurt. only two intersections drivers will be able to turn left is broadway and lombard. >>> trade war is under way. u.s. tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese goods have kicked in. president trump says 9:00 p.m. pacific, so two hours ago. $34 billion worth of chinese taxed are being taxed or wil in scale. many people now will be watching in terms of wall street, expected to shake the global stock markets. china says will retaliate with their own tariffs on american goods. president trump isn't ruling out more tariffs on china if necessary. >>> one of the biggest decisions that president can make. mr. trump narrowed finalists for the supreme court. apparently three finalists to fill the seat of justice kennedy. three federal appeals court judges. cavanagh of washington, kethledge, and barrett. >>> caught red-handed on the fourth of july, how one bay area city is us to fight fireworks and dash cam video s it's worki

. >> i'm here with john francis pavement to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of all, what is a parklet and part of pavement to parks program basically an expense of the walk in a public realm for people to hang anti nor a urban acceptable space for people to use. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're plantin

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. >>> this morning if you are driving busy van ness avenue in san francisco you know that there are not a lot of chances to turn left on the cross streets. according to examiner, it going to become harder. tomorrow the left turn the option at hayes streett is going to go away as part of the rapid bus lane project to leave the drivers two options to turn left on the busiest stretch of van ness. one at lombard and the other on broadway. you might want to take another route. that is rough. >>> and a route that is still a little tough out there is the bay bridge. as usual we are seeing it busy this morning. overall at the bay area to give you late bit of hope, because the south bay is doing pretty well, and santa cruz, a couple of hot spots i would say, and maybe a few light slow spots because of the debris on highway 17, but ate has been cleared out. and the sig alert has been canceled along the bay bridge and all lanes opened, and was shished because of an earlier hit-and-run with injuries. you can see the delays back up through the area, and the quick check of the bridge times, westbound

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country focus this year is on the czech republic and isp of aliens moto is on the borders of limitless ness and the future one thing about the future of no doubt is clear it will continue to display in training from all over the world. and on your max here we always aim to bring you a range of lifestyle news from around europe including some wonderful recipes for you to try if you're looking for a sweet treat over the weekend that we have a recipe coming up now that you might find hard to resist it's a traditional strudel from slovenia and it's probably the most decadent strudel i've ever seen but it is very often enjoyed as one of the country's national debt crises. anya's capital look beyond. the banks of the look young needs a river aligned with restaurants and cafes. the cafe restaurant concentrates on regional speciality is from slipping years northeast. among them is the traditional deep i need some white cheese pastry familiar throughout the balkans. this version includes cooking apples chef your sheets are closed prefers the h. the red variety you have often the people we create the

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officers within the investigation but police are investigating a possible link into the cases between ness and the russians. but given the script poisoning and the recent incident in this isn't was quick to gather a lot of attention but we'll keep you up to date on the developments there ok so the bark open where the incident occurred are to use to bring us right up to. guantanamo bay prisoners could be kept locked up with a charge. indefinitely according to a u.s. justice department official that comment came during a rare legal case in which eleven inmates in the u.s. detention center in cuba have their appeals for trial or release heard by a court in washington the official said that they could be held for as long as the war on terror continues i think the government didn't help its case by saying that you know essentially you know this this war might be like one hundred years war in england and potentially we could end up detaining people for several generations of the longest hostilities were ongoing and in the war on terror well the men have been held up the notorious military prison