their affordable housing onsite and that is why you see the large dealt continue onsite and offsite slash in lui we're saying to the developers we want you to build our air force onsite that's the kind of city that we want to be. >> all right. seeing no other questions let's go ahead and open up for public comment i only have 5 public comment cards in front of me but if anyone wants to speak first (calling names) >> sure. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you for holding this hearing i'm alex a research from with the northern california carpenters union i dependent a few folks to speak ahead of me just a couple of points as we're walking through and discussing this grandfathering legislation a couple of things i want to make sure you remember and understand first of all, construction workers the people that are building the housing we're talking about are not part of the affordable housing sclaugs the way the nexus study is performed we lower the was this we essentially incentivizes the developers to cover the was this and the ellis acted - number two treating all the developers the same and making many urban forest well, i don't know if everyone noticed we cuttin

onsite onsite rather than in lui fees i'm concerned this ordinance and the process that state as under gone has turned into a mess i am not how many of you followed that grandfathering 3 tiering and 33 percent come on let's keep it real what is before us is extremely complex to complex and move forward it is that complex system of affordable housing fees arrest grandfathering or now grandmothering this ordinance is a result of negotiations i don't want to take away from anyone any work to move forward but i many have not been a party to the discussion i certainly have not in the revised owners that was introduced last week and not available for public review you've heard comments yet we're asked to make key provisions in the pipeline that have been entitled and mainstreams we're dealing with as well that language has not been written or circulated by our - that is customary ambassador an important piece of legislation we also need to be doing >> due diligence in thinking about this in a significant way to make significant changes to the housing policy in the past are whether it be - whether we're making housing policies we're talking about short-term rentals where whether we are talking about condominium conversion maybe you were there for that conversation and several opportunities informing for pickup input in the discussion this is an important conversation we're having today but were i i don't feel comfortable with returning it so the changes we make today maybe the difference between housing projects moving forward and maybe the difference between the city succeeding and winning a challenge so i understand the urge to get something done and adopted before the primary june 7th election we can't do it without having a transparent process so frankly, i think that all of us will benefit waits presented my preference to continue the female item for another week so the public can review and all of us review the project ♪ collection policy and the last minute changes today i want to comment but i'm going to be introducing two amendments on behalf of supervisor farrell and i'm going to read them i've circulated the read into the record to delete the section 4 and substitute in lui and remember the provisions informing thereafter, and read into the record subdivisions d any residential or prominently residential mixed use that has submitted a place after january before or on june 16th that replaces a non-conforming use on f a - excuse me - shall provide affordable units in the amount of 21st century .5 percent of number of units onsitend the other developments that is an application after january 12, 2016, has the requirements sfoergd or one 5.4 or plus as applicable the second amendment is distributed i want to make sure the existing trailing legislation that provided that protects legally biden coast that the city has entered into therefore i'll read more language number 4 subsection on page 27 line 14 any housing development project that comes on or before june 7th has entered into an executed entertainment a agreement between the city demonstrating it the affordable units are not subject to the costa-hawkins rental act now i'm sure you'll see the beatings debate we'll deal with those amendments and get out of here so we can get on with the rest of the day is p there first a motion on the amendment that deputy city attorney kate stacy read into the record this is the language they had supervisor kim had proposed >> so moved as restated by deputy city attorney kate stacy thank you if it dab amount we'll take that

their affordable housing onsite and that is why you see the large dealt continue onsite and offsite slash in lui we're saying to the developers we want you to build our air force onsitet's the kind of city that we want to be. >> all right. seeing no other questions let's go ahead and open up for public comment i only have 5 public comment cards in front of me but if anyone wants to speak first (calling names) >> sure. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you for holding this hearing i'm alex a research from with the northern california carpenters union i dependent a few folks to speak ahead of me just a couple of points as we're walking through and discussing this grandfathering legislation a couple of things i want to make sure you remember and understand first of all, construction workers the people that are building the housing we're talking about are not part of the affordable housing sclaugs the way the nexus study is performed we lower the was this we essentially incentivizes the developers to cover the was this and the ellis acted - number two treating all the developers the same and making many urban forest well, i don't know if everyone noticed we cutting ou

onsite requirements the onsite requirements for 25 units or more has a degree of flexibility and mandates 50 percent are dedicated to low income households and allows the remaining 10 percent to be provided to either a low, low or middle-income households this flexibility allows some projects to qualify for tax credits and other projects may serve middle-income household and number 4 insure the treatment of uniform - this recommendation removed the carved out for the demolition of pdr and located in the mission street and projects located within the selma zone and projects with the buildings studying one and 20 feet in height and 5 grandfathering the projects to complete the projects our recommendation will amend them with 36 months from the time they have a building permit and a hard date of december 7, 2018, number 6 make a commitment to insure the city gets the most affordable housing as the real estate market by requiring the planning commission to have one hearing one one to two months after the feasibility study to consider and initiate an ordinance that updates the requirements based on the feasibility analysis and number 7 the studies are tied to requested concession it requires a 235eb8g9 study the project sponsor is not providing onsite units the amount of 25 percent our recommendation to length the analysis such as the concession for state law approvals for the density are not in line with the feasibility, however, the concession utilization exposure requirements have a thresholds feasibility of a affordable housing bonus program is not factoring into the city's decision on whether or not to approve the density bonus under the program and number 8 make sure that the new opens for pipeline projects to satisfy the inclusionary requirement through the acquisition of existing buildings for the full time of the acquisition program right now the orientals is on this issue and number 89 we have various technical amendments for the staff report i'll not go over those right now we have 3 additional recommendation to evaluate whether or not the inclusionary percentage should be for the inclusionary requirements based on the increased development for the eastern neighborhoods zoning and the proposed ordinance didn't look at th

sure that is realistic but inform force the projects to do onsite the proportionality of the onsite is much higher than relative than the onsite so that is important i think the carpenters certainly got it right we have to eliminate the carve outs doesn't make sense i don't know where why they're proposed we spent many years with eastern neighborhoods and what we did we established these m u m zones and demarcated those areas that were sweet spot to keep the pdrs where anyone else is loud and other areas pdr is encouraged with other housing and areas are encouraged go most of m u m u have left we're changing policy in mid-stream and what ann marie brought the most important thing of the 5 million square feet of the square footage of pdr we anticipated would be converted to other uses in the eastern neighborhoods we'll only converted less than one $.5 million and with the less projects that will be only $3 million so we certainly have well within the kwiedz of eastern neighborhoods we are doing things as we intended them to be done and producing some new pdr spaces so i think to clamp down on the m u m u doesn't make sense and

sure that is realistic but inform force the projects to do onsite the proportionality of the onsite is much higher than relative than the onsite so that is important i think the carpenters certainly got it right we have to eliminate the carve outs doesn't make sense i don't know where why they're proposed we spent many years with eastern neighborhoods and what we did we established these m u m zones and demarcated those areas that were sweet spot to keep the pdrs where anyone else is loud and other areas pdr is encouraged with other housing and areas are encouraged go most of m u m u have left we're changing policy in mid-stream and what ann marie brought the most important thing of the 5 million square feet of the square footage of pdr we anticipated would be converted to other uses in the eastern neighborhoods we'll only converted less than one $.5 million and with the less projects that will be only $3 million so we certainly have well within the kwiedz of eastern neighborhoods we are doing things as we intended them to be done and producing some new pdr spaces so i think to clamp down on the m u m u doesn't make sense and

onsite safety inspectors and requiring a flagperson to be onsite when the crane lifts loads over roads or sidewalks. >>> the san jose sharks are out there circling for round two of the stanley cup playoffs. tickets are still available. >> they will be playing the national predators tonight at the sap center. alex savidge is live inside the shark tank on the ice. >> reporter: good morning to you. i got sj sharky here and he's giving me -- helping me work on my slap shot this morning. what is it? it's all in the wrist? okay, all right. all in the wrist. go to town. that's not bad. >> that wasn't bad. >> thanks a lot. appreciate that. that wasn't too bad at all. hey, we are this is the s.a.p. center on the ice this morning, 17,000 will be filling this place later tonight when the sharks take on the national predators, round one of the second -- or excuse me, game one of the second round of the nhl playoffs should be a fun one later tonight. i got the jersey on. check it out. but they have a cool pregame tradition they are going to be doing tonight. see what that says on the back? it says waz. i want to bring in jim papa caro with the san diego sharks. >> we started a tradition where we've had celebrities open the door to the locker room as the players have taken the ice. game one we had ronnie lat, game two christy yamaguchi. a big supporter of our team so we are going to have him do it. >> the sharks knocked off the kings, that was pretty sweet. that was a week ago. the team has been resting up for about a week or so. the predators, they just -- they just knocked off the anaheim ducks and just did that on wednesday night. it was a rough and tumble series. may be a little banged up coming in here. is that what we are hoping? >> that's what we like to think. we have had an opportunity to rest for a week. our guys have gotten healthy, well rested, you know, you hope that anaheim and nashville beat each other up a little bit. they are coming in off of a big game 7 so should be a great series, very defensive minded, both teams are playing great hockey right now, i expect it to be a good one. >> should be a lot of fun. >> yep. >> 7:30 is when the puck drops here tonight for game 1 and we should also tell you that sunday is game 2, also here in san jose, then this whole thing shifts to nashville. if you want to be here with 17,000 of your friends, they got rally towles -- towels. there are still tickets available at ticketmaster.com. and tell me if he's eating me, if you don't mind. i got to watch my back. that's a wet willie, a wet sharky. i think there's a penalty somewhere, guys. for sharks fans, even if you don't go to the game, there's a big rally outside of the s.a.p. center tonight. round two of the playoffs getting started tonight. i'm going to practice my skating skills. >> not the hair. >> you would think the hair -- >> not the hair. >> i know. >> i think sj sharky knows. >> have fun out there, alex. >>> yet another text messaging scandal rocking san francisco police. coming up at 8:00, the new plan announced by chief sur to combat violence within the police department. >>> a bizarre stand-up yesterday in baltimore involving a man in an animal costume. the reason the tv station was evacuated and what police did to end the scandal. >>> it will be a great weekend to be outdoors. unseasonably warm weather taking over the bay area. i will lay out what it means for you coming up in just a bit. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. now be sure to tag your mother from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. 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evacuated out of the building and the police were called. >> several of us were on the other side of the street. we could see the guy pacing back and forth, sitting there just standing like just relaxed and he had on the suit but his jacket was open and he had a red vest. he had a red vest on and you could see the red vest with something, some device and he was holding like a flash drive and something that he could probably set a bomb off. >> he was later shot. he refused police calls for him to take his hands out of his pocket. the man survived that shooting. he's now in a baltimore hospital. >>> it was a terrifying ride for a 6-year-old boy in texas after his seat belt broke while he was on a roller coaster. watch. r. >> here we go. >> i gotcha. you're fine, i promise. okay? >> poor little guy. look at the terror on his face. that 6-year-old casen latham. his dad happened to be recording while on the mousetrap roller coaster at the wonder land amusement park. his set belt came apart. this video popped up on facebook but after this wild ride he and his son are okay. the right attendant tells dad he knew the belts break sometimes and the attendant kept letting other people get on the same ride and the attendant says usually we don't people in that back seat but, yeah, i knew about it. >> are you kidding? >> so dad is clearly upset, trying to get the word out through facebook. a lot of people watched that video and now they know. >> oh, boy. dad was quick. he was cool too. >> yeah. >>> time 7:44. let's check your traffic, get you to where you need to go. sal. >> yeah, right now the traffic at the toll plaza is just moderate. i was kind of hoping for friday light. i always saying, hey -- at the toll plaza it hasn't been. some commutes have been better than normal. san mateo bridge, not too bad as you're driving out there, a little bit of slowing just after you get onto the span but it clears up by the time you reach the middle of that flat part. it looks good over to the peninsula. on the maps i can show you the dunbarton bridge is also a little bit slow and 880 is better than normal from hayward to fremont so it's a mixed bag out there, some commutes are lighter than usual, others look more normal but on this friday i think you will probably, if you work monday through friday, you're probably thinking i don't care, let's just get through this. >>> 7:45. let's go to rosemary. >> you're right. we have made it to the final business day of the week and it's a good looking day. it will be a little breezy for some, could irritate for our allergy sufferers, could have a bit of a bad day if the breeze is in your neighborhood. it is going to be a little bit strong over our hills tonight. a wind advisory a possibility. national weather service has already decided they will issue that for the hills. it will go until the overnight and then into the morning hours. take a look 59 what's happening right now, you can see all of the cloud cover that continues to spill into california. we have that northwesterly breeze and a westerly breeze expected for your afternoon, have to pull back to show you the ridge that is building over the pacific and that high pressure, 1300 miles off the coastline. it will be -- as we get into the bay area weekend, that in addition to a system that is riding over -- or right on over the top of it and then dropping into areas of nevada and right down the border of california and nevada. that will actually spark the possibility of showers for tahoe at times, even thunderstorms in the forecast on sunday for lake tahoe if you're going in that direction. but for us, it's going to warm us up. going to bring the north- northeast breeze and we are looking at again very gusty conditions over the hills at some point later tonight and into tomorrow morning. here's your futurecast model, we will stop it here into the afternoon for today and talk about today first, so, again, breezy for many, anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour, maybe even 20 in areas like san francisco, half moon bay for the afternoon, but still west to northwest for your afternoon today as we get into saturday, though, things start to change and we are looking at north northeasterly winds for saturday as well as sunday. temperatures right now 48 degrees sfo, 52 in walnut creek, upper 40s in santa rosa and south bay 52 outside your door san jose. afternoon highs for today, a lot like yesterday, going to be mild to warm, upper 60s in sausalito, upper 70s for santa rosa. as we head to the east bay, along the shoreline we have 70 degrees in alameda, we have mid- 70s in danville and 79 degrees expected for antioch, south bay locations, low 70s for santa clara, mid-70s morgan hill, los gatos 73. afternoon highs for the peninsula today, 70 in palo alto, 70 for san mateo, 68 in the city of san francisco, low to mid-60s expected right along the coastline. here is your forecast for the tahoe area, morning showers expected for tomorrow, then we are mostly sunny, dry for the rest of the day, chance for thunderstorms roll in on sunday, it's a slim one, 20 to 30%, but we will be there as we get into the afternoon and notice temperatures on the cool side, low to mid-50s in the forecast for tahoe saturday as well as sunday, there's your extended forecast here at home, going to warm it up, we drop back as we get into monday but again low 70s at the coast, 70s, 80s around the bay, low to mid-80s for inland cities, the only thick that may put a damper on t the winds could be a little pesky at times. >> and those winds were bad a couple of days ago. >> yeah. >> typical for spring, that offshore breeze. >> thank you. >>> lincoln high school in san jose, they opened two all gender bathrooms this week. students came up with the idea. they wanted to create a more inclusive environment on their campus. now, the school will closely watch the rest rooms for safety, also a nonemergency number will be posted where students can report bullying or anything else. lincoln is one of a few k through 12 schools here in the bay area that has gender neutral bathrooms, most local colleges already have them. >>> more fireworks on the campaign trail after jane maynard -- john maynard compares ted cruz to the delve -- devil. >> at 8:00 ted cruz responds to former house speaker house speaker john boehner's harsh criticism. >>> but first a happy ending to that little dog. led a police chase on the bay bridge. well, he now has found his forever home. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. ♪[ music ] sic ]♪ >>> all right, montel jordan, this was how we do it. this was a big song back in the '90s. it's flashback fridays on traffic jams. if there's a '90s song you want to hear, let me know, i will use your -- i will take your requests. it's flashback friday where we pick the '90s. it seems like just yesterday but '90s is about 20 years ago so, yikes. >> whoa. >> i know, right? >>> 7:52. vice president joe biden is at the vatican for an historic event with the pope. pope is bringing together doctors, patients, politicians, religious leaders talking about the potential for adult stem cells and other therapies to treat cancer, diabetes and other medical problems. the vice president is representing the obama administration and the moon shot initiative. it sets aside $1 billion for speeding up cancer research and prevention. >> cancer is a constant emergency. the united states alone, we lose more than 3000 people a day. >> now, this is really personal for the vice president, whose son, bo, died from brain cancer last year. >>> doctors, nurses and dozens of other workers at san francisco general hospital are demanding action saying there's a crisis involving their patients. they rallied outside the hospital yesterday saying the psychiatric unit is in a state of emergency. a registered nurse who works in that unit says a frequent -- they frequently turn away mental health patients because of staffing shortages. nurses say there are also shortages in the emergency room and they fear when a new er opens next month they will be forced to treat new patients but with the same amount of staff. >> that means that people that are having mental crises, like suicidal ideations, they are hallucinating or they are hearing voices and they are schizophrenic, having severe depression, they need to be sent to another hospital. >> the san francisco public health department says it does have gaps in the psychiatric care system and that it's working to fill them. they are primarily in areas of nonacute hospital care. nurses say they plan to appeal directly to city hall and mayor ed lee next to month add more staff. >>> police in richmond searching for the person who shot and killed a man outside of a gas station last night. it happened at the slayer row gas station -- valero gas station on cutting boulevard before 5:00 last night. the victim, 26-year-old reginal atkinson was shot several times and died at the scene. if you have any information, call richmond police. >>> also richmond police arrested this man, 19-year-old brandon payne, for the killing of a teenaged girl from bay point on tuesday. police say they have recovered a gun. he was arrested near the home in richmond where 16-year-old mariana seymour was killed. >>> sonoma county reporting the first case of the zika virus. the patient had traveled to central america and was bitten by mosquitoes. zika virus is primarily spread by infected mosquitoes that are found in latin america and parts of the caribbean. the virus is dangerous to pregnant women especially because it can spread from a mother to her unborn baby, resulting in life altering birth defects. so far it has only made its way into the bay area by people who become infected after traveling to central america. now 35 positive cases here in california. >>> time is 7:55. we have an update to the story of a chihuahua named ponch that led police on that chase on the bay bridge. now he's been placed into a new home. >> we already have a small dog and so he's going to be her brother. >> a big brother. marilyn and spence were picked from about 50 applicants to own this dog. ponch made headlines april 3rd with this frantic run across the bay bridge. one of two chp officers who picked him up says ponch is a lot happier today than he was on the day of this chase. >> we got him off the bridge, it was traumatic and all his body language was he was so scared and then now look at him, he's curious, he's alert, he's -- he wants to know what's going on. he's eating treats. he wouldn't even eat any treats when we got him, he was so scared. >> animal control staffers named the dog after the chp officer on the tv series chips played by eric aestrada -- eric estrada, ponch. >>> up next, the investigation that's underway and how it will likely affect your morning commute if you go to that area. >>> also -- >> violence at a donald trump campaign event in southern california. the chaos on the eve of the republican state convention that's happening right here in the bay area today. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is still a little bit slow in some areas. highway 24 a little bit of slowdown approaching lafayette bart station and it gets better right after that. >>> i'm tracking a warmup for your bay area weekend. what you can expect for today and into saturday and sunday, coming up. >>> a man is hospitalized after police open fire on a traffic stop in millepedes. we will tell you how this all unfolded and we will have milpitas an impact on the traffic. >>> hours away from the state g.o.p. convention. already protesters and police on scene. the very latest details for you coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> 8:00 on a friday morning. giving you a look at interstate 80 through berkeley and emeryville and then panning around to show you i think eventually the gorgeous city of san francisco as we take a look at this picture. this could be right out your window. there's no rain to talk about this morning and the weekend weather looks fabulous. there she is, the city by the bay, with the bay bridge leading to her. >> kevin took you right there. >> i love it. >> it is friday morning, april 29th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. >>> rosemary, i know you're in for steve paulson today but this weekend doesn't look half bad. >> you're right, especially if you like it warm, unseasonably warm for this time of year, talking 80s for some, pool weather for some. giving you a look at what's going on. we have, again, partly cloudy skies in store for today and here's a look at the setup we are expecting. so the ridge of high pressure remains over the pacific, strengthening our way a little bit. you can see the wind bars here, we do have that north and northwesterly breeze in store for today, but on the backside of california, we have a system that will be shifting and moving down into the weekend and that is going to switch that west northwesterly flow into a north northeasterly flow and we know when that happens, it drives the temperatures, so by tomorrow a notable warmup in store. for today, a lot like yesterday, a lot of 70s in the forecast and windy in some areas. by tonight and into tomorrow, a wind advisory for our northeast bay hills as well as the santa cruz mountains. i'll show you the winds as we get into the afternoon for today, anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour and maybe 20 for some of our windier spots, but by tomorrow, again, switching north-northeast. right now temperatures 55 in oakland, 54 in fairfield, 53 san jose. to the north bay where temperatures are finally rebounding for some. fun in napa, 51 in santa rosa. for your afternoon today, low to mid-60s at the coast, upper 60s san francisco, upper 60s still low 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s for our warmer locations. 79 in antioch, 79 santa rosa, 72 into the south bay of san jose. turning into 80s by tomorrow. i'll have a look at your bay area weekend coming up in just a little bit. >>> we want to check on the roadways. how is it looking, sal? >> looks okay. there are some slowdowns there, rosemary, thank you very much. let's go outside and take a look at what we have at the bay bridge toll plaza. been a little bit of improvement. i can tell by looking at the 880 ramp, that has emptied out rather nicely and when that happens, that means we are on the way to improvement so if you're trying to get into san francisco and you have a little bit of the luxury of waiting around, it's probably going to get better as the morning wears on here. taking a look at 880, slow traffic has appeared on 880 from san leandro up to oakland as it normally does. what's gotten better is contra costa county, highway 4 is a little bit slow still but 680 looks good from the benicia bridge. >>> we are beginning our 8:00 hour developing news from milpitas where early this morning there was an officer- involved shooting. it's under investigation. investigators say a suspect was shot and wounded. ktvu's janine de la vega, you have been there all morning. you have new developments. >> reporter: well, in the last 30 minutes, dave, they opened up both directions of calaveras boulevard. they were previously closed here. the one thing that is still shut down there where you see all the police cars is the northbound on-ramp to 680 here. that's still closed. it looks like they have also brought in heavy equipment to clear away some brush. we are not sure if that's because there is still some evidence over there that they need to look for but they have been very meticulous in their investigation. it was a very large crime scene that stretched all the way across calaveras boulevard here to this motel where they just took down some crime tape. now, this shooting happened just before 1:00 this morning, an officer made a traffic stop on a cadillac and pulled into the parking lot of the executive inn. police say the officer and the suspect both exited their cars shortly after the shooting occurred. we don't know if the suspect had a weapon or what made the officer shoot. we are told the suspect ran across calaveras to the northbound 680 on-ramp, police caught up with him in the bushes there. motel guests say they heard two to three gunshots, some ran to the balcony and saw the suspect bleeding. >> he had a white shirt on and in that area, it's kind of wooded so the white stands out. you can see the area in red, you know and a few people that were standing there was like, oh, look, he's slumped over. they shot him. >> reporter: that suspect was taken to the hospital where he is now being treated. his condition is unknown. police tell us he is a 27-year- old latino man from san jose, he has three outstanding no bail warrants out for his arrest. the officer involved was not injured. police are questioning him to figure out how this all unraveled. police say they may release some more details later today. as far as that entrance to northbound 680 from calaveras, we are being told that it may open by 9:00 a.m. again, that could change because we have been getting all sorts of time estimates from police throughout the morning. but right now they are saying possibly by 9:00. back to you. >> janine de la vega, thank you. >>> time now 8:05. the chp investigating a deadly overnight crash in san ramon. it happened shortly before midnight on interstate 680 near bollinger canyon road. the chp says the driver of a sedan was killed after slamming into the back of a large crane and two southbound lanes of the freeway were closed for several hours. the chp investigation into that cause of the crash continues. >>> also new this morning, san francisco police chief greg suhr will hold a news conference at 11:00. he is going to announce new plan to fight bias within the police department. we are told the plan includes having all police officers attend antiharassment training effective immediately. this comes after the release of more racist and homophobe text -- homophobic text messages. the associated press says these transcripts include san francisco police officers ridiculing african americans in ferguson, missouri where police shot and killed an unarmed african-american man. >>> turning now to the race for the white house. violence broke out last night outside a donald trump campaign stop in costa mesa in orange county. take a look at the pictures you see here someone jumping up and down over and over again on the top of a police car. he slips down, dents the hood of the vehicle and shatters the back window. about 20 people were arrested for disturbing the peace and blocking traffic. here you see someone doing doughnuts in a car in the middle of the street. police tried to disperse this crowd. inside donald trump's rally republican frontrunner revved up supporters by lashing out against democratic frontrunner hillary clinton over issues such as benghazi and the investigation into her e-mails as secretary of state. >> you know, hillary, the crooked hillary, right, crooked, she is crooked as you can be. crooked hillary. >> cracking down on illegal immigration has been the key issue in donald trump's campaign. during the speech this happened, trump brought out people who held up banners with photos of people who were killed by undocumented immigrants. >>> donald trump and the other presidential candidates are in burlingame this weekend for the california g.o.p. convention. ktvu's christien kafton live there outside the hyatt regency where the convention is being held. you talked to the police chief in burlingame. after the pictures we saw last night, he took an extra step today, didn't he? yes. in the last hour we have seen marked increase in the police presence here at the hyatt regency in burlingame. you might see some of the officers over there and some of the protesters who have already shown up here. the chief tells me he wants to ensure this is a safe event for the convention attendees and the protesters alike. >> when we determined what we were facing today we put together an ops plan and so we have an incident action plan to address our needs. these plans, obviously, would address any -- the same type of behavior that happened in costa mesa. >> reporter: in a matter of hours the convention will launch with a breakfast kicked off with trump. john kasich scheduled to speak at a banquet dinner tonight. ted cruz scheduled to headline tomorrow's luncheon and carly fiorina set to deliver the keynote speech tomorrow night. protesters have pledged to come out in force. surrounding agencies are making sure this event safe for convention goers and protesters. police tell me they are expecting anywhere from 500 to 3000 protesters. they say currently their plan is flexible, they are even considering closing down old bayshore highway where the hyatt is located if they need to. convention goers, though, they are focused on the political battlefield and say the state's 172 delegates would be pivotal in deciding the eventual republican nominee. >> depending on what happens in indiana and the other states that are remaining, this election could be decided in california. >> reporter: burlingame police say they do have a plan in place to handle the expected protesters. they say that that plan includes a plane flying overhead to give them perspective on the crowd. they also say they are prepared to shut down old bayshore highway if necessary to accommodate the protesters and ensure the safety of everyone. the chief stressing to me that he wants this to be a safe event for convention goers and for protesters alike. again, we are expecting trump to start the luncheon at about noon today. we are hearing the first protesters again really set to show up at 9:00 but we are already starting to see a handful of protesters out here already. the chief of police again telling me that he wants to see this safe for everyone. >> christien, we will bring you back for the nines to see how that situation changes, thank you. >>> hillary clinton supporters opened up an oakland office yesterday near lake merritt. bernie sanders will formally open a campaign office in oakland tomorrow. >>> two sons arrested for the murder of their parents in san jose. coming up at 8:30, what the oldest son is saying from jail as the funeral for the parents will be held today. >>> but first former house speaker john boehner calls ted cruz lucifer in the flesh. >>> a commute finally beginning to get better on a friday. a little bit of slow traffic getting into the silicon valley. take a look at that commute coming up. >>> i'm tracking a warmup for your bay area weekend. we will check in on your current conditions, line up the afternoon highs for you coming up. >>> north korea sentenced an american to prison. kim dong chu was detained three months ago suspected of spying and stealing state secrets. he's a south korean born american citizen who works and lives near the chinese-north korean border. after a brief trial he was sentenced to 10 years hard lake chelan. last month a university of university student sentenced to 15 years hard labor for taking down a banner at a hotel in north korea. >>> jason ruth threatened president obama in several messages posted on facebook. they later found pipe bombs in his apartment in medford. more information expected to be released when he makes his first court appearance and that could happen today. >>> the presidential race is creating a two between two top republicans. there's a war of words between ted cruz and john boehner. cruz says barron is part of the -- boehner is part of a washington establishment. boehner referring to cruz as the devil. >> lewisfer in the flesh. >> boehner says he and donald trump are friends and he would support trump over a cruz candidacy. >>> let's go to sal and see what everybody is doing out there. not too bad, right? >> yeah, things are getting better. when we come out to the commute here on the east shore freeway, start at one of the busiest commutes in the bay and 28 minutes not bad for this commute this time of the morning. as you drive through to the mccarthy maze and to the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get to the toll plaza you will see things are definitely improving as you drive into san francisco, that 880 ramp has become very nice, no major problems there. we are looking at the peninsula via our map system. little bit of slow traffic in san mateo and a little bit on the peninsula but for the most part things are doing well into an uncrowded silicon valley. >>> 8:16 filling in for steve, it's rosemary. >> yes. good morning to you. we have a fabulous day in store. we had a fabulous sunrise. in case you missed it, take a look at what we have on instagram this morning. it is a time lapse of the sunrise this morning. a lot of clouds rolled in just right before and you can see partly sunny skies there. yes. if you have not joined our page just yet, you can do that, you can follow us at ktvu 2. take a look at what is going on outside at the moment. a live look there over the oakland skyline where we have partly cloudy skies, mostly clear skies in some areas at this point. oakland right now 56 degrees, san francisco checking in at 59, santa rosa trailing behind at 51 but santa rosa started in the 40s, so you are making good progress. we have 52 in livermore and san jose at this hour 53. the roads are generally -- winds are generally light, breezy through fairfield and take a look at the cloud cover that continues to spill into the bay area. partly cloudy skies in store for today and you can see the upper level winds north and northwest for the second part. we have that ridge that will continue to strengthen over the bay area. we also have a system that will be dropping down the backside of california. as it does, it's going to switch our winds around and by saturday into sunday, we are turning north-northeast and with that, our temperatures are expected to soar. today the numbers vary similar to thursday. as we get into saturday, low 70s at the coast to low to mid- 80s inland and look at sunday where we are expecting some of the warmest weather to move through. we have santa rosa at 84, san francisco checking in at 76. concord will go to 84 and san jose 82. that's what it looks like at the moment. for today, we've got nice mild weather coming our way, 78 in novato, 78 in napa. breezy at times, especially into the afternoon, 71 in oakland, 75 for danville, 79 in antioch. our south bay locations 72 san jose, 75 expected for morgan hill, a beautiful 74 in santa cruz. your peninsula looks like this, 71 in woodside, 70 for san mateo, upper 60s san bruno, san francisco, low to mid-60s for the coast, stretching from daly city, pacifica for half moon bay. if you're going see the as play later today, 65 degrees at game time with that northwesterly breeze to about 15, but it's going to be a gorgeous day out there if you're going to do tailgating right before, your extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, low 70s at the coast, upper 70s, low 80s around the bay, low to mid-80s for our inland communities as we get into saturday and sunday, just fabulous weather to be outdoors, make sure you have the sunblock and the water and, again, the only damper on that may be a little breezy at times. >> i need to go to a ball game. i need to go. >> wouldn't that be -- >> tell me to go. >> go, go. >> get up and go. >> enjoy. >>> time is 8:19. a big scare in texas where a father and son on a roller coaster, the little boy's seat belt broke. good night. in 20 minutes, what the ride attendant told dad afterwards and why a lot of people are furious. >>> first, talk about timing. how this video posted on twitter of one football player smoking marijuana likely ended up costing him millions. ♪[ music ] >>> dave. >> you know it, sal. >> i used to have this 12-inch record. >> oh, god. >> the version. >> that's because groove is in your heart. >> yes. this song from 1990. songs from the '90s today on traffic jams, there's a special '90s -- if there's a special '90s song you want me to play, go to our facebook, twitter or instagram platforms and #ktvu. >>> 8:23. a bizarre fall on the draft board by old miss lineman ma larry turnsle made lead -- slipped to 13 after this video was posted to his instagram account showing him smoking marijuana from a bong. the miami dolphins selected him. there's text messages of him asking for money from a coach. that admission could add to the ole miss is already facing. the university currently under investigation by the ncaa for other investigations believed to be tied to tunsil. >>> jared goff is now a los angeles ram. >> the los angeles rams select jared goff. >> blew the roof off of that house. we were there with some of the goff family's closest friends up in marin county as they watched jared become the number 1 pick in the nfl draft. he is from novato, graduated from marin catholic high school, second player from cal to be chosen number 1 following quarterback steve barkowsky in 1975. >> truly a dream come true. something that you dream about as a kid and for it to become reality is awesome and at the same time i'm thinking it's an honor and i have to prove i made the right decision. >> he worked really hard and he was dedicated to his friends and his family in a quiet way. i mean, i love seeing him just take ownership of it now. >> the rams first game of the regular season is september 12th against the 49ers at levi's stadium. >> and he is known as a really nice guy too. >>> 8:24. the 49ers have the seventh pick of the first round. they picked deforest buckner, the defensive lineman from oregon. he once played over the new 49ers coach chip kelly. they took joshua garnett, an offensive guard from stanford. rounds two and three of the draft is today. the 49ers have the fifth pick of the third round. >>> meantime colin kaepernick won't be going to denver. at least for now. the broncos no longer negotiating with him after trading up five spots to pick memphis quarterback paxton lynch in the draft yesterday. john elway started talking with kaepernick as shortly after kaepernick asked for a trade back in february. >>> the raiders have two draft picks today with the 14th pick of the first round they selected carl joseph, a safety from west virginia. he may replace charles woodson who retired last season. oakland has the 13th selection in round 2 and the 12th of round 3. >>> proposing a $1.4 billion dome stadium off the strip next to the airport. davis pledged $500 million toward construction if a public-private financing plan is approved by the nevada state ledge tour. oakland city council members say they are frustrated with davis after so much talk about staying in oakland. >> i think it's real disingenuous and so now when he says i want to stay in oakland, i'm not going to take him for his word anymore. >> this is the goal in my lifetime when my father passed away to continue his legacy with this football team, the number 1 thing was to find a stadium and find a home and that's what i'm looking to do. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf says talks are ongoing and the city remains committed to finding a solution to the stadium issue. of course any relocation by the raiders has to be approved by 24 of the 32 nfl owners. >>> david beckham at that tourism committee meeting. he told officials the stadium could also be used to bring european soccer clubs to vegas for summer exhibition matches. a former entertainment executive also says the stadium has the potential to attract a major league soccer franchise. >>> hundreds of homes lost in a huge wildfire. still ahead, how pg&e may be published for its role in the fires. >>> plus -- >> two sons arrested for the murder of their parents in san jose. what the oldest is saying in jail as a funeral will be held for the couple as well. >>> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is busy in some areas, although right now on the east shore it seems to be getting a little bit better as you drive toward the bay bridge. >>> outside our doors this morning, partly cloudy, cool start to the day with a nice warmup in store for your bay area weekend. i'll have those numbers for you coming up. it's the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. and right now, you can save on premium rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. ♪[ music ] >>> live pictures, 8:30 in the morning. the bay area with the music of bob james. you just have to rock and move in a mellow way over the estuary. >> about as smooth as the water on the oakland estuary. it's mild, it's home for the most hard blue skies. warm weekend ahead but the $1 are going to kick up and let's go ahead and bring in rosy rosemary orozco. >> the wind could put a damper on things. not everybody will be windy. at the coast and in our hills and at times we all could have that possibility. here's a quick explainer as to why. we have that ridge of high pressure that will be strengthening our way as we get into our weekend. we also have this system here that will be dropping down the backside, right there along california, nevada border. we call it an inside slider and it hasn't moved through -- and as it moves through it's going to kick up our winds not only for today but for tomorrow. today it will be a west- northwest breeze, tomorrow it's going to be a northeast breeze and that northeast breeze as we know tends to warm us up and that's what we are looking at for your saturday but for today temperatures mild to warm, very similar to yesterday. the winds today will be west to northwest. take a look at what i mean as i get into the afternoon here, turning a little breezy at times. 10 to 15 miles per hour, maybe even reaching 20 and you can see the arrows there, westerly breeze at san francisco, northwesterly in oakland. so that's what we have in store for today. temperaturewise outside our door right now, 51 sfo, 56 in oakland, 56 in walnut creek, low 50s santa rosa, low 50s to the south bay of san jose, low 50s for woodside, menlo park, 55 in san mateo. a quick look at your afternoon highs for today. 64 in pacifica, 68 san francisco, upper 60s in hayward, some of our warmer locations mid to upper 70s. the warmer locations will get into the 80s for saturday and sunday. a look at those numbers coming up in a little bit. >>> at 8:32, let's get onto the highways with sal, good morning. >> right now traffic is improving a little bit out there. we have a look at the commute here on the commute at the bay bridge. you can see it has improved. once the 880 ramp emptied out, i knew this was going to happen. waiting around has helped you. in fact, if you wait around longer, you might even see no traffic here for a bit. this is a nice picture. let's move along and take a look at san francisco, northbound 101, we have a little slowing as you get onto the central freeway and take the ninth street exit but the rest of the commute doesn't look that bad. the peninsula here, traffic is not bad here. across the way on 880, also a little bit slow through union city and fremont but you can tell, these levels are not what they would be on a thursday or wednesday, just a little bit better than normal. >>> 8:32, let's go back to the desk. >>> in a few hours here the oldest of two brothers accused of killing his parents set to make his first appearance in the south bay courtroom. brian flores in the newsroom now with what that brother told a local newspaper about his younger brother's role in the alleged murder. >> 22-year-old hasib golam rabbi spoke with the san francisco chronicle in a jail house interview where he talks about how he says the truths of what happened coming out and how his little brother, a 17- year-old, is innocent. many people are wondering the reason behind the alleged killing of his parents, gol' lamb and -- golam and shamima rabbi here. he would not comment on his own guilt or innocence. his parents shot and killed in their own home in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. their bodies found after families and friends didn't hear from them for a while. san jose police arrested hasib and his little brother on wednesday on suspicion of murder charges. police have remained pretty tight lipped on a possible motive. but we went back to the neighborhood after police announced the arrests. many were shocked and many didn't want their faces shown either. >> they like normal family, you know, like they lead a private life and we don't get a chance to hang out with them a lot but they appear normal. >> never used to really like talk to people. he used to walk around by himself from what i remember. >> last sound byte you heard were people who went to the same school as the 17-year-old. again, there was no official motive by police but a source confirms to ktvu fox 2 at least three messages were written in ink and scrawled on the floor and walls near one of the bodies. now, hasib and his younger brother being held without bail. a prayer service for their parents will take place at 1:30 this afternoon at the muslim community center in santa clara. they will then be laid to rest at a cemetery in livermore. >> thank you. >>> the brother of the san bernardino shooter syed farook could face up to five years in prison for allegedly arranging a sham marriage for his sister- in-law. agents served a search warrant at the home of syed farook's older brother in riverside county yesterday. the brother and his wife who are u.s. citizens and her sister from russia appeared in federal court a short time later. they are charged in a conspiracy to get a green card for the sister by paying a friend $200 a month for a sham marriage. >>> gun control advocates taking bold action on tightening california's already tough gun laws. lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he'll turn in more than half million signatures to put a gun control initiative on the november ballot. the proposal will require background checks when buying ammunition. also have a process for felons to relinquish their firearms and require gun owners to report lost or stolen guns. >>> time 8:35. the state wants pg&e to pay a $90 million fine because of the devastating butte fire last fall. the fire forced evacuations and burned 71,000 acres, destroyed 550 homes and killed two people as it spread to calaveras county. three days after the fire started, pg&e said a pine tree fell onto one of its powerlines and that started the fire. >>> san francisco's building boom has the city considering tougher safety rules for all of those construction cranes towering over the city. since 2013, 56 of those cranes have risen in san francisco. yesterday at a public safety and neighborhood services hearing, there were calls for some local regulation changes. crane safety captured the attention at the -- of the board of supervisor after recent fatal construction crane collapses in new york city in february and then last month in florida. the city is considering changes like having onsitealso requiring a flagperson to be on site when a crane lifts a load over roads and over sidewalks. >>> time is now 8:36. well, the san jose sharks ready to play, ready to open up a second round of the stanley cup playoffs tonight and at home. >> the shark tank is going to be packed. there are still tickets available for the match-up against the national predators. alex savidge hasn't fallen yet so far this morning. still on the ice now. >> game one of the best of seven series between the sharks and predators. a dazzling savage display of skating alacty -- alacraty. he is showing how difficult it is to skate and now he will shoot the puck and he didn't even fall down. unbelievable. >> amazing. >> tremendous. love it. >> oh, no. >> just getting so good. that is the voice behind the zero sharks. he was being generous to alex as alex was doing his thing. >> alex has his play-by-play man too. the ice froze the camera. we will get back to alex in just a moment. just hold that thought, okay?

onsite unit the only expectation from the temporary requirements are buildings located in the mission nct regardless of their heights for the purpose of onsite housing or paying the fees the xemgsz exceptions from the interim gardener parenting provisions are either buildings one and 25 feet or greater or buildings located in the mission nct so for onsite one and 20. >> i'm one and 20 ann marie found that. >> i hope that is clear the legislation as crafted only excludes building of one and 20 feet if offsite and fees provisio provisions. >> all right. thank you supervisor kim is your - >> question to the planning department. >> based on when supervisor kim was talking about maybe you can clarify for me and this is regarding the cap of thirty percent does it not present all the projects uniformly. >> emry rogers planning staff i believe that as described the cap at 33 would still not acknowledge the different tier rates in the proposal so if you - set everything as 33 percent if an onsite instead of having substantially higher automates for abc in the umu. >> supervisor kim you have not looking to address that there are two ways to be consistent one way to say if you are you know at he will 2013 and get a one percent and 2 1/2 bump we treat everyone the same what it gets calibrated the offsite and then 10 percent the problem if you are