the new plaza allows new areas with no softscape and help to mitigate the traffic impact from van ness. this is already a quiet stretch of oak street but we have a pedestrian crossing to improve safety. the ground floor is activated on all sides by the lobby and retail spaces. the elevator view of the plaza shows the wind canopy to avoid the need for additional structures in the public realm. this elevated detail view shows the activated ground floor as the building addresses the major intersection. the height of the canopy -- >> that's your time. i know we'll have questions. we may return to some more questions to allow you to show more of your design. >> thank you. at this time i would like to open public comment on this item. if you're in the chambers today, please come forward and line up along the side of the room. for calling in remotely, press star 3 to raise your hand. >> former president of the hayes valley neighborhood association. i was one of the negotiators that helped create this agreement in 2017. one oak added needed housing in our community and i support its construction. as mentioned in a meeting earlier th

the new plaza allows new areas with no softscape and help to mitigate the traffic impact from van ness. this is already a quiet stretch of oak street but we have a pedestrian crossing to improve safety. the ground floor is activated on all sides by the lobby and retail spaces. the elevator view of the plaza shows the wind canopy to avoid the need for additional structures in the public realm. this elevated detail view shows the activated ground floor as the building addresses the major intersection. the height of the canopy -- >> that's your time. i know we'll have questions. we may return to some more questions to allow you to show more of your design. >> thank you. at this time i would like to open public comment on this item. if you're in the chambers today, please come forward and line up along the side of the room. for calling in remotely, press star 3 to raise your hand. >> former president of the hayes valley neighborhood association. i was one of the negotiators that helped create this agreement in 2017. one oak added needed housing in our community and i support its construction. as mentioned in a meeting earlier th

public plaza to oak. the changes in the project, i understand you are trying to opt myself the height and bulk of the zoning as well that perhaps it change the in terms of the00ue know in terms of that loading area of the -- where it is being directored at the public. jot loading your in the same place as the design what changed the building shifted toward vaness changed the configuration slightly but public areas other same. the private area moved within our property line has changed. >> you don't -- so i guess it is proper to say it is not a 50% off for the public plaza. >> no. thank you for this. >> if i say. i thank commissioner moore for her detailed -- review of the plans. we will meet and continue to work with planning staff as required to do during the design and construction documents. there are community people say thering are community benefit's agreements that have changed. i'm understand whatting changed and i'm hearing something from the public and hearing different. i understand that we hav

oak street. and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic getting a little bit lighter here as well. 8 31rancisco's new district attorney will talk to tenderloin residents about public safety and holding serious drug dealers accountable. d a brook. jenkins also wants to expand police access to private security cameras in real time, she wrote to the board of supervisors, saying, quote that only will it serve a practical purpose of helping us to deter crime and hold those who commit crimes in our city accountable, but it will also send a message to those scheming to prey on our city that there will be consequences for their actions. san francisco's police department is outlining plans for how and when investigators would check surveillance cameras right now guidelines include asking for permission on a case by case basis and ensuring video is not stored. e definitely understand that there is a balance between what we need to do in the city. with the use of surveillance, private surveillance cameras and the constitutional privacy that that we enjoy in this in this country. the electronic fro

plaza and just sitting under the gray visibilities. ok, though, along the golden gate. >> daria, thanks a lot, john. 9 o'clock in the oak fire burning in keeps getting bigger. it is grown to more than 16,000 acres. now since it started on friday and thous

plaza and just sitting under the gray visibilities. ok, though, along the golden gate. >> daria, thanks a lot, john. 9 o'clock in the oak fire burning in mariposa county keeps getting bigger. it is grown to more than 16,000 acres. now since it started on friday and thousands of people were forced to evacuate as firefighters were working to contain at a town. wallace has the latest. >> good morning from mariposa county from a very smoky mariposa county. and just to give you an idea how much the crews have been working on this will take a look at this just along darrow road. >> and notice that the mailbox. he's basically covered with that pink red us fire retardant. as you look across terror road, a lot of smoke here which just goes to show how much this fire has burned. and let me tell you, after the morning it has burned 16,791 acres. >> and stands at 10% containment. now, we should also tell you that since the start on friday afternoon, the inferno quickly ripped through the neighborhoods here already destroyed 10 structures, including about 3 or 4 homes that i've counted. just here this morning. and this is video that we shot earlier

bay bridge toll plaza, and we are seeing some brake lights as you work your way into the altamont pass. i'll have your travel times coming up in a few minutes. >>> but first, at the the oak f sierra foothills burned more than 15,000 acres and forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. it still sits at zero percent containment. jocelyn moran is in the newsroom for us. firefighters are working against tough conditions here. tell us more about it. >> first obviously you have the summer scorching, hot temperatures, the prolonged drought, dry vegetation and facing steep terrain. owe fishes say the blaze destroyed or damaged at least 15 structures, including the home of steve and andrea ward here, they're newlyweds. the home they thought they would spend the rest of their lives in destroyed by the fast-moving blaze. they found out they had lost their home after seeing it explode on the news. >> she's looking over my shoulder, and you know, this home we had just gotten married at two weeks ago, it explodes and you're looking at it on a mobile phone. >> yes, just imagine that. you can see them there, they were looking at the damage to their home. evacuations were in pla