my name is dave muller, i'm a local resident of only 15 years in the outer sunset, also a business owner. and i'm also a musician, who has the great fortune of actually getting to play in my very local sunset band at outside lands this year for the first time. we're really excited about. all of us live in either the outer richmond or sunset, which is super cool. i had a lot of good things to say about this festival, but based on the discussion specific to this argument, i want to mention a few things. about urban living that i've encountered, which has a lot of noise in general. we're all aware of that. we live in a city. the outer sunset is blessed with being quiet most of the year, but i will definitely say that things like fleet week, which is cool for the kids and stuff, is painful and terrifying in a way that outside lands has never been to my children. i've brought them into the festival and am extremely protective of their hearing and my own hearing and never felt anything to be dangerous. i think that another planet is extremely responsible with the way they impact their environm

my name is john par, as you know i live in what i refer to as the forgotten zone of the outer sunset.i was prepared today to deliver another exciting game show contest for you all. but that was to discuss the issue of station inequality on 31st and judah, but i shall not do so at all. instead, i want to take this opportunity to publicly thank mr. sean kennedy and his staff for reaching out to me this last week. if any of you are involved in that happening, i and the community are truly grateful for that. i'll be meeting with a member of his staff and, in fact, he'll be arriving near my residence in the outer sunset next week. my understanding is that we will discuss short-term and long-term design solutions in the outer sunset at that time. well, my old school european grandmother once said to me, if a stranger offers you a piece of bread, you should take it. because she survived world war ii because of that. i asked this board of directors then to allocate any funds from your capital and our discretionary budgets for the construction of a proper 21st century above-street level transi

redwood reaching 72 degrees. 60s in the outer sunset. north bay, 74 in sonoma. as we look at the pollen count. showing up moderate on the pollen count. everything else is low. looking up to 80 for our inland temperatures for tomorrow. then on friday, we will see the cooling trend easter weekend. it's going to be a really nice weekend and a lot going on around the bay area. checking out san francisco with some low 60s today. up to 71 tomorrow. coming back to more softball temperatures for saturday and sunday. and mike, you were checking on the crash at the bay bridge. >> kari, it was marked on the maps. we still see smooth traffic. right about here. chp, look at that right there. it was something going on on the approach. it is out of lanes. traffic going smoothly. the cash lanes are starting to slow down a little bit. one is still not open. lighter overall traffic. this wednesday, a smooth drive into the maze. the crash we just took a look at the toll plaza. lanes and approach are clear. no problems out of contra costa county coming into the area. in san francis

they hosted the safety seminar at apg and e middle school in the outer sunset.said with ride shares, motorized scooters, bites, and pedestrians, how we get one place to another continues to evolve and are roads must do the same. icicle is agree. >> the thing that scares me most when writing is when riding is cars and drivers. they might try to turn right into try to park without using a pointer. >> is amazing, just adding that strip of bike lane exit so much better but obviously having that little protection makes it incredibly more safe. >> bike advocates say they would like drivers to be more aware about sharing the streets. it>>> a campbell man was killed after losing control of his motorcycle in san mateo county. an accident happened about 11:40 this morning on highway 84. chp said the 26-year-old missed a curb and went 40 feet down the embankment. chp said the riders died at the scene. his identity has not been released.>>> we are learning a plan to rebuild the heavily you smith arthur raised has been put on hold for now. they are concerned the three- year

. >> reporter: state representative hosted a bike safety seminar in the outer sunset district with right shares, motorized scooters, bikes and pedestrians, he says how we get from one place to another continues to evolve. roads must do the same. >> the most important reason we need to improve our streets for bicyclists and pedestrians is for safety and pedestrian safety and we have seen far too many accidents and victims. >> reporter: bicycle advocates say they would like drivers to be more aware and more courteous with the people they are sharing the roads with what they say they want to see structural changes in order to make those roads safer for everyone. and san francisco, devon pelee.>>> officers make an unusual discovery during a probation search. >>> you will find the weather forecast coming up one we continue. >>> a shooting at emeryville hotel sent one man to the hospital and it happened just before 1 am on saturday morning at the hyatt. police arrived on scene and found the victim in the hotel lobby and they were taken to the hospital for treatment at no word on his condition

san francisco no more 70s and 80s and 63 for the outer sunset and the north here in sonoma and snow valley, 77. tomorrow we begin to see the cooling process and we think that cooling is going to continue as you move through the weekend and high pressure that's brought all of the heat this week and that's over the four corners of the u.s. here and then we'll see the area of low pressure starting to get closer and it will bring milder air and some cloud cover and the potential here of showers to central and southern california. it looks like we will avoid any major rainfall for the bay area, but a slight chance of a spotty shower sunday night and we are dry to start off next week and look at this sfm at 59 on sunday and inland valleys dropping from an average of 86 tomorrow to 77 on sunday's forecast. so we are cooling. it's gradual. i think we have a nice weekend coming our way and you can get over cloud cover and >> the a thing, right? >> it's a thing. >> i picked it out. he he subliminally he does it. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, bracing for billions of dollars in fines. why executive

outer sunset 63. up through the north bay, 60 degrees for santa rosa. novato 68.ver the next seven days here's a look at what we're tracking. we're going to keep the cloud cover. lot of filtered sunshine. it's going to be dry. a beautiful sunday despite the clouds. temperatures will climb into those upper 60s. as we head towards monday, we'll keep the temperatures pretty seasonable. a cold front sweeps in late monday night into tuesday. that's going to bring a chance of some very light overnight rain, mainly for areas north of the golden gate bridge. but it is definitely going to kick up the winds into tuesday. that means inland temperatures will also see a decrease in temperatures by about ten degrees. when that cold front does swoop in on monday night into tuesday morning with those gusty conditions, but for your sunday we are talking 75, maybe even some upper 70s. 77, 78 in through the interior valleys. south bay, i know a lot of people are going to be out today. a family was out riding with their bicycles. a great reminder, share the road, guys. look both ways

francisco, need a jacket if you are headed there with temperatures remaining in the 60s from the outer sunseto embarcadero. a warm day in mill valley at 75. numbers continue to drop this weekend. that will put san francisco at 62 by sunday. showers stay to the south, so no big rain chances for us right now and we will be dry heading through next week. inland valleys down to 79 on sunday. showers off to the south. we have a nice week headed our way with low to mid 70s moving on in. so a little taste of summer this week, but tomorrow we get back to some really nice spring weather. >> janelle said, this is what i like, 70s all the way. >> yes, i'm with you on that. >> thank you, jeff. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a whole lot of drugs and a whole lot of money. the investigation that led to more than a million bucks in cash. >>> tomorrow on "california live", we are down in the desert kicking off stage coach with tyler rich. >> and inspiring children that will send your heart soaring. it is all happening oo "california live." >> tomorrow morning at 11:30 on nbc bay area. a local drug bust uncover

closer to the ocean 69 in the outer sunset. north bay also getting in on the heat. i have napa at 90. so the hot weather for san francisco or warmer weather, let's say, stays for one more day and we'll start to see it drop system on friday will increase the cloud cover and we'll see some showers well off to our south on sunday that we'll continue to monitor. an wll let you know. dry the next seven days. inland valleys the warm est in the low 90s. then we are down to 83 on friday. check out sunday, back down to 76 closer to our averages. so a little short stint of summer, but it's going to feel good. i know, well, i think both of you are looking forward to this heat. >> we'll take the heat. >> it will be fun. a going to be fun. thanks, jeff. >> up next, i stfreeway. >> and we have jimmy. >> guys, pitbull is my guest tonight. that was him. plus made to lane. senator marcus. the cast of avengers "end game." stay tuned. he just walked by. >> happening now, a new waterfront ballpark for the oakland a's is closer to becoming a reality. a legislative delop the land near ja

in addition, i'm a resident of the outer sunset and school of the arts high school. i are share support and offer youth perspective on it issue. sunshine and nature brings to our well being. access to nature is a basically human right. after all, we are all apart of nature itself. v.m.d. park is that slice of nature that benefits not only the majority of soma residents but also the entire population of san francisco. the commission has taken a stance against shadows on parks in the past and hone in on the shadows that continues today. thank you for your time. i along with the youth commission hope this legislation goes forward for the sake of our city's youth. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm currently a student at the university of san francisco living in district 1. i'm here today to stand in solidarity with somcan in appeal for against the development project. i'm also a member of usf which is filipino american organization. i'm grateful to be part of an organization which is promoting unity. >> hello supervisors. i work in the market. i'm here in support of som

downtown in the upper 60s, lower 60s around the outer sunset. highs in the 70s in santa rosa.e should see a warm start to the weekend saturday. the warmer of the two weekend days, then that ridge of high pressure weakens just enough to allow more clouds to spill in for sunday. and then monday one of these weaker systems comes on in. the better chance of seeing showers will be monday. might see just a little bit of light rain hear on tthere on th. really, that's one chance on the forecast. if you haven't been distracted by the numbers at the bottom of the screen, here's the reason why, we have high pressure, the strongest we've seen in quite a while. a lot of models have been trending to thisdea that temperatures could be on the rise, possibly the warmest since early november. so it's been a while. if that ridge builds as expected, here's a first look ahead to what the temperatures could be like a week from now. next wednesday, maybe 70s, but this one is a little bit more interesting to watch as we take a look at next thursday. had is wh this is what we're talking about. the st

. >>> lawmakers are reminding cyclist and -- a man hosd a seminar in the outer sunset. he says with ride sharers, motorized scooters, our roads and how we use them must evolve. >> the thing that scares us is ridings and cars and they might try to turn into us or park without using a blinker. >> adding that strip of bike lane makes it better and they're having that little protection makes it more safe. >> bike advocates say they would like drivers to be aware about sharing the streets. >>> a plan to build the macarthur maze -- shaft are concerned the three-year plan would divert heavy traffic onto city streets and lead to huge backups. the $182 million project would be -- would reconstruct eastbound and westbound interstate i-80. >> construction all over the place. highway 4 by my house, a lot of construction. >> they've got lane closures but that should clear up now. certainly all gone by 6:00 this morning. there's a new trouble spot. this is not on highway 4. this one in fact is on 101 northbound at marsh. there's a lane blocked due to an accident there. you're down to

. >> my name is mary mcnamara i'm here on behalf of the outer sunset working group which is actually a coalition of homeowners and renters. i want to thank supervisor mar for co-sponsoring this legislation. speculators and evicttors have invaded our neighborhood. there's no doubt longtime renters will be forced out. many of these people have devoted themselves to the betterment of our community. you may have noticed the gardens at the end of judah near the beach, many renters led the effort to improve the area and they also volunteered their time to maintain it. one the most urksome myths about renters is they don't care about their community. nothing can be further from the truth. many of them are out of state are exploiting our housing resources and shredding the fabric of our community. all the while walking ought with enormous profit. this legislation is the first step is stopping this tragedy. i thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your effort in preserving this. >> thank you supervisors for hearing this ordinance. i want to say that united way mission we advocate for t

well as an educator housing project which would bring approximately 130 affordable units to the outer sunset, both of which are not accounted for in the housing balance, but as we deepen our conversations with community affordable housing developers, we are running into structural barriers that prevent us from building the housing. community needs, including a lack of a westside affordable housing developer. if we want to improve the housing balance across san francisco, we need to support the districts struggling to meet the mar. we need to talk about geographic balance and conversations around the budget, and the affordable housing bond, directing affordable housing dollars where it hasn't been directed. we need to talk about the kind of funding, funding for capacity building, site acquisition and development. various identified by front of the housing developers. supervisors, we hope the housing balance report proves useful to inform you decisions for future affordable housing developments, and thank you to teresa for preparing this report and for your presentation. >> thank you. theresa

tomorrow night at this time, i suspect we will sea fog in daly city in the richmond district and outer sunsettch that for you. fought back tomorrow night, thursday, friday, cooler, obviously because of the marine layer and the push of cool, moist air. in the meantime, tomorrow a lot like today. not much difference. current temperatures, the winds are generally coming out of the west right now. kind of out of the west. we are seeing variable conditions but we will see more of a west wind tomorrow. there is the camera shot, overnight lows in the 50s, not a cool morning by any stretch of the imagination. foret castinto thursday, temperatures begin to fall off back into the 80s and 70s. not cool cold but just cool. at the coast, with the fog it will be cooler. in pacifica, probably by thursday into friday, 90, morgan hill, and 90 in gilroy. along the coast, still in the 70s. here is the 5 day forecast with the weekend in view and it cools off a little on sunday but you see cooling friday, saturday and sunday will be the coolest day. >>> this was an important day in the lives of hundreds of specia

assemblyman phil tang hosted the seminar at middle school in the outer sunset. he says with ride shares, motorized scooters, bikes, pedestrians, how we would get one place to another will continue to evolve and our roads have to do the same. cyclists agree. >> the thing that will scare me the most in writing is cars and drivers. they don't always see us. they might try to turn right into us or try to park without using a blinker. >> it's so amazing. just adding that strip of bike lane will make it so much better. then obviously having that little protection will make it incredibly more safe. >> bike advocates would like more drivers to be aware of sharing the road. drivers would like cyclist's be more aware of the stop signs. >>> a series of breakdowns and glitches at muni is fueling talk that it will be time for change of management at the transit agency. the latest headache was on friday when some train lines would stop running for much of the day. and also flaws have showed up on new trains including doors that lock on objects or people, and train car couplin

of guys that are still struggling to come in, we live and operate a construction company in the outer sunset here in san francisco. fortunately, for the past 12 months, us and builders have been victims of repeated burglaries. burglars target our job sites, cars, houses, where they've stolen over 80k in tools, and personal items. despite increasing security measures now totalling over $1,000 a month, it persists. the cost of this on the low end is 50k a year and a general sense of low morale and insecurity. i can't state enough how much of a hit this is, not only to us, but arguably, and more importantly our sense of helplessness in the situation. other responding officers have been empathetic to our hardships, yet we have had no follow-up despite repeated calls to our police district. in one case, where our truck was stolen, i was able to obtain the police report after several attempts. the truck was recovered, the thief apprehended, but no charges were brought. we were able to provide video footage in other cases, yet no investigator provided any follow-up as to what could be done. with li

outer sunset, 59. hour by hour outlook, it seems to pick up around 2:00, 3:00. becoming a little bit more organized. this is when we could see moderate pockets of rain in the north bay, south bay. around 3:00, 4:00, you might be driving back from work. it could be a time when you see heavier rain. spotty chances will carry over into wednesday. the stronger storm is possible into thursday night and friday. friday is the san francisco giants opener. the thing we're looking out for here is the timing of this storm. it looks like rainfall totals from a quarter inch to an inch and a half. higher totals seem to be sticking to the north bay. it could mean light rain into friday. heavier by the evening, into saturday morning. the heaviest of the rain friday night into saturday. however, as we get a little bit closer, we will have a better idea how that will impact the opener. a check of the roads with mike. >>> things are looking pretty good. damp roadways. that's one note. talking about the rain traveling through the area. maybe drizzle. make sure the windshield wipers

outer sunset, 62. even though we will only be in the upper 70s, it is still considered above seasonal. the cooling trend is setting in today. i'll break down the saturday forecast in just a bit. over to mike. >>> all right, vianey. mostly pleasant drive. green sensors for our freeways. i will zoom in to the activity near washington hospital. it is critical. for some riders, they will be heading to the bart station right now. washington hospital here. kaiser is over here off walnut. and walnut is where you want to use the access points to the bart parking lots off civic center drive. those are the areas. that portion of civic center is still closed for the shooting investigation that continues for the early morning hours. we will continue to follow that. so far everything moves nicely. a smooth flow through contra costa county. brentwood, they ever watching for cell phones. you're not supposed to be using them anyway. >>> 5:10. coming up on "today in the bay". new iphones coming out it seems every day n

mid-60s in san francisco at outer sunset, 64. mill valley today. 68 degrees. look at how nice and quiet it is out there in the pacific. in fact, a lot of dry arras we go into the middle of the weekend. we will start to see a few more changes. by early next week, there could be rain. enjoy the weekend. we have cardinal palooza in stanford. a lot of festivities going on. temperatures at 61 degrees, reaching the low 70s going into the afternoon. if you're about to pack up the car, heading down to coachella this weekend, it's going to be very cold in the morning and very hot in the afternoon. so make sure you're prepared for the desert extremes that they have. we are going to have some beautiful weather here around the bay area. and reaching the mid-70s tomorrow. 70 on sunday for the autism speaks walk. a chance of rain in the forecast. but look at the middle on end of next week. we have warm spring-like weather. mike, you were seeing things changing at the bay bridge. >> the last seven minutes have seen backup at the edges. they started to clear. all the lanes op

great highway or along the great highway which is the road that runs right up ocean beach and the outer sunset and the sand gets blown. there used to be sand dunes and there still are on the left side of the west side of the freeway but that sand gets blowing and at times, they have to close the highway and clean it off. i wouldn't be surprised if this was one of those times yet again as the wind will continue tonight, backs off and then tomorrow, still some breezy conditions. not as windy but breezy. springtime, yeah, 61 in oakland, 64 in napa, down a few degrees because of the winter 24 miles per hour sustained wind in napa, gusting to 26. oakland, 23 miles per hour. sfo, 43 miles per hour gusting. hayward is 22 miles per hour. the wind advisory stays in effect along the coast this evening. that is until 8:00 tonight. that is really the north/northwest winds that will continue through, even after 8:00 they will continue to the midnight hour. as you look outside, visibility is not that clear because we have humidity and moisture in the atmosphere. it is just stuff getting stirred up and we me

half moon bay stays at 58 degrees. 58 for the high in the outer sunset. and the north bay reaching 68 in santa rosa. 69 in napa today. so we were talking about that snow in the sierra. this is the reason why we have this quick-moving area of low pressure. this is not really coming from the pacific. this is dropping from the north and will not affect the bay area. it will bring in a chance of thunder and lightning, as well as high elevation snow. this moves through and clears out by tomorrow. and then we're going to see the potential of maybe a light dusting of snow but not expecting much accumulation out of this. but we're still talking about the sierra snowpack that continues now at 143% of normal. so that's really great to see that still some cool temperatures and wintry precipitation happening there. we're going to have nice and quiet weather. highs in the low 70s inland. warming up by the end of the week. by the weekend, there will be another quick-moving storm system nearby that could bring us rain chances late sunday into monday. i'll be watching ou

outer sunset, 69 degrees. so still closer to the water. that will be your cooldown spot. upper 80s along that area as well. mike, how are the roads? more crowded out. my gosh. we're chasing the cool and not any of the green. plenty for almost all our drivers. one crash there is not green. westbound highway 4 toward port chicago highway. we had construction overnight. slowing things down a bit. you are restricted by lanes. now a crash is blocking one lane and distraction as the commute builds out of bay point. new fender-bender at the bay bridge. i didn't see any problem. pack to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay", half a million wooden toys under recall this morning. here are the ones you're going to want to look for in the toy box. at 5:25, why they are dangerous and where you might have bought them. >> plus, president trump's pick for fed governor running into real problems. >>> forget about service dogs. how about a pony. this is auditioning for the job. the pony's new mission and how it is doing. you're watching "today in the bay". >> i want o

san francisco up to 63 in the outer sunset. mill valley today, as well as ukiah, reaching 68. pollen count still high. we are going to continue on with bad allergies around the bay area. if you're allergic to some of that tree pollen that continues to float around. the storm that was here just a couple of days ago moved off towards east. the next storm continues to weaken. in fact, it has mostly fallen apart. we will still be watching for a chance of north bay showers on thursday. other than that, most of us will stay dry. partly to mosty cloudy skies. slightly cooler air before we warm up for this weekend. i will host the autism speaks walk in san jose. this is sunday. all the details@karihallweather. we'll be in the upper 60s on sunday. a new system approaches. it could bring us rain to start out. you have been tracking the commute. so far no major issues. >> no. it's been quiet. especially considering it's wednesday morning. right around this time, we start to see traffic building. so, you know, just keep that in mind. take your typical morning commute. south bay looks good

i am from the outer sunset, at the name of today's game show, i will call it the game of station inequality, and the team who has the most points here will win. the two contestants are hypothetically the embarcadero and folsom street, and my little corner of the world which is called 31st and judah. eight, which stop has a 350-foot platform? that is right, 1.14 embarcadero. which station has two fully elevated and separate from street level ramps? yes, that is team embarcadero. which station has seated benches , which station has night lighting, which station has realtime communication systems and occurred -- curved rooftop with signage, that is five points for team embarcadero, and a zero points for judah and 31 st street on the end line where some of us live. so let's recap the total here, board of directors. that's ten points for the team embarcadero station and zero points for my world, which is 31 st near judah street. is complete the unsafe. folks, i know you have

daly city, also up to sunset, outer richmond. mid-70s in downtown san francisco.ll have 74 in sausalito. low to mid-80s. along the east bay shore we've got mid to upper 70s until you get to hercules and mid-80s in our east bay valleys. 50 at half moon bay to nearly 60 in antioch. warm earp at night, also. my accuweather seven-day forecast. flirting with 90s. alexis? >>> a couple slow spots. i don't think anyone will be surprised by this. tracy westbound, 14 miles an hour. 21 has definitely started to fill in a bit. it was extremely quiet when we started this morning. now more normal. metering lights on. we just got word from chp. that is filling in as well. in the green all the way around. walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. and northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos in the green. >>> technology helped a southern california woman catch a porch pirate stealing from her mailbox a. home surveillance camera recorded a woman walking up to the house. she grabbed a letter on top of the mailbox. that triggered a motion detector that sent an alert to the homeown homeowner's

the excelsior, the outer mission , the sunset, bayview hunter's point, these are parts of the city that we didn't think would ever be under assault in terms of major gentrification. but when homes in my district and excelsior go for $1.9 million, this city is no longer affordable. so the fact that we are putting legislation forward that not only expands the definition of what is affordable to include working and middle-class families, but speeds up the process, in two years, the cost of construction has gone up by 30%. every moment that we wait costs these projects more money, cost the taxpayers more money, and endangers losing more working and middle-class families from san francisco because they have to leave, the can't live in the city, the can't access the affordable housing. i'm just go to wrap it up by saying we have neighborhood preference that mayor breed fought for, we accelerating the process by which we can go through the bureaucracy, we are increasing the funding, whether it is through additional surplus money we have, or the affordable housing bonds that we are going to fig

sunsets to be had up and down the country. overnight in most places dry and clear with mist and fog developing in the cloud and rain pushing away from the outer start, cooler in a few places, mist and fog clearing very quickly, widespread sunshine including in scotland and northern ireland. the breeze quite fresh from the south and south—east. a little bit cooler on coastal areas, otherwise a very warm and sunny day, temperatures low to mid 20s, and slight chance of light showers developing across the channel islands and south—west of england. tuesday night onwards, conditions will turn more unsettled. low pressure pushing in off the atla ntic low pressure pushing in off the atlantic and with more moisture, increasing showers, some could be heavy, may be thundery, merging together to produce longer spells of rain from wednesday onwards. slowly turning cooler as well. temperatures dropping out of the low to mid 20s and towards the end of the week, back to where we should be for the time of year. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxhall. the headlines at 10. more than 130 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in a wave of explosions a