currently has a plant at the oceanside on the west side of the city. the four -- at a plant on the southeast and we have a northeast and point which was used for wet weather flows. treasure island will be different in that we are anticipating at not being staffed, you know, seven days a week, 24 hours a day. the plant will probably have people there seven days a week but maybe from eight until five. we are looking to really -- we are starting from scratch so we want to make this an automated plant that we can have people at during the day, but they can lock the doors at night and it can be watched from some of the other facilities. the scope of the project, the first part for the planning plumbing or design, we go through several steps. we do alternative analysis report. this report, i will get into a little bit more in the next slide, but you are looking at all the options we have on the table and deciding what the best option is to go forward. we work with our consulting team and we will go out into public meetings and talk to the public and get a fe

from your home in oceanside new jersey thanks for inviting me for a few words i'm here from ocean county new jersey and after years and years and years of fresh about the assistance rolled back from the public from funds rolled back from the public and shifted over to corporations and there are fewer. and there are fewer. fewer services available to people and we're paying out of our skins people are losing their homes they get sick without health care and they they lose their homes in foreclosure so there's a grab back of the properties no new jersey is said to be actually the state her capital in the nation. that may be true but there's also poverty there tell me about your own home state poverty well i mean right now as we speak the government is trying to evict in multiple cities from their own lands people who are homeless have no place else to go they have shortened the assistance that people can get on welfare so there's no safety now that's going back to decades ago that that happened they're shifting funds over to bail out utilities and they're shifting funds out to bail out wal

cases. 14 bedroom home, maybe in pacific heights, but on a 2500 square foot lot in the parkview oceanside neighborhood, this is unheard of. we think six is in even some cases too many. i will say, though, and i am very open to this conversation, there are many people that have lived in these homes for 30, 40, 50 years. these are generational homes, just like in supervisor cohen's district, and when people are naturally expanding their family, when they have generational -- grandchildren to grandparents staying in the home, i'm much more open. maybe you get to that five or six bedroom home. maybe, but in this case, this is a clear example of someone bought a home, pushed way beyond the envelope. we're not talking about someone changing the stucco on the ground floor without permission, doing different alterations without permission. the main issue is that the bedroom count in this property is far out of character for the neighborhood, so we urge you to accept d.r., force the property owner to go back and make significant changes so that this property will fit into the character and that yo

while we're still in the mid 60s to upper 60s on the oceanside.re going to end up for highs, from 78 in berkeley and oakland to low to mid 80s for the rest of our neighborhoods. here is a look at the peninsula where it will be breezy starting at 3:00, 4:00. it will be about 65 degrees by 7:00. in the south bay it doesn't get breezy. still a little toasty during the afternoon and evening hours. mid 80s to mid 90s down to mid to upper 70s by 7:00. in the north bay we're going to have highs once again in the mid 80s to low 90s, and then as we go to the east bay valleys, this is where it will be warm. from 62 at 7:00 to 85 at noon. mid to upper 90s during the afternoon hours. air conditioners running once again. we drop two to eight degrees tomorrow, a couple more on friday. before you know it, stuck in the 50s, 60s and mainly 70s for our coolest day saturday and slightly warmer with more sunshine for dad on sunday. >> looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. looking like a pretty typical commute at this point. the metering lights are on as of about

erielle reshef is in oceanside, new york. be able to get into those but this was really shocking for everyone to see and reminds everyone that kids can often outsmart us all. >> reporter: we all know kids can be extremely clever, david. experts say, if your kid goes missing the first place you should look is right here in the pool, this is a place where seconds matter. watch as 2-year-old cody wyman scales this locked ladder to an aboveground pool. the alarming video now viewed more than 18 million times on facebook. mom standing by for safety as dad recorded the terrifying speed with which the toddler climb up the protective cover. >> he was four feet from us and when i turned to see what actually he was doing, he was up the ladder. >> reporter: this morning, keith and tanya wyman are sharing this video to warn others. >> you just have to watch them every minute. >> reporter: earlier this month, in texas, two toddlers somehow opening a locked door to this backyard. climbing the ladder and falling in. little elijah beginning

. >> we're athletes from oceanside, california. >> hi to all my loved ones back in the north of england> go cats. ♪ this woman is my destiny >>> welcome back to "today" on a rainy thursday morning. we say hello to you. good morning. willie and craig are with us as hoda enjoys some time off. we brought some guests inside so they're not poured on. >>> we'll start the hour with your news at 8:00. the president could face a monumental confirmation battle as he gets ready to nominate a replacement for retiring justice kennedy. white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, this will be a legacy-defining moment for donald trump. as the president gets ready to pick a new justice who could shift the court further to the right, something that could last a generation. but none of that will happen without first a summer of bitter political fighting on capitol hill. the president now rallying around a retirement and a replacement for justice anthony kennedy, stepping down after 30 years on the bench. >> i'm very honored that he c