starting at the north, pier 35, pier 33, pier 31, 29.5, and 29, 23.5 and 19. it's important that there are a couple of these that come with some caveats. any respondent that's interested in 31 or 33 will need to recognize that once we get this approved that we intend to have the alcatraz embarkation for long periods of time, and any respondent interested in pier 35 would need to recognize that that is going to continue to be our secondary cruise berth. continuing south, the agricultural building next to us, pier 36, pier 38, pier 40, and 48. any respondent to 40 would need to recognize the continued use of water recreation, and any respondent to pier 48 would need to recognize that seawall lot 337 associates has a long-term option or has an option for a long-term development in pier 48 associated with the mission rock project. how to implement this. so the team in trying to come up with what is a really big request, something we haven't done a lot of before, we're drawing on our experience of the request for interest that was done for the 20th street buildings

also, i want to thank jack from pier 70. everybody was there except for commissioner woo ho down at pier 70 for the floor city. it was a great event. mayor farrell, supervisor cohen, a lot of people spoke that was a part of this dream, and to see the family come out from back east and just lay -- everything was laid out, and i think we're on the right path. and i think it was a great day from san francisco and director forbes said something when she was up there speaking that made me think. she said she had a couple of epiphanies. i think she felt mayor lee's spirit that day, and jennifer matz' and others, and it was a great day at the pier, so thank you very much. >> so we are going right into the port commissioner's report. does anyone have any comments? i do want to welcome commissioner woo ho and commissioner adams back to the commission. they were reappointed for another four years, and they were sworn in prior to this commission meeting, so we are very, very happy to have them back. [applause] the pier 70 ground breaki

benefit of that will which mark piers: -- benefit? piers: that is true.important for russia, this does make a difference. it has been a real challenge for a long the oh of time just for a long period of time -- for a long the oh of time. the long end of the market really has moved. -- really hasn't moved. is a response to geopolitical risk in the short-term -- this is a response to geopolitical risk in the short-term. they tend to be net imports. so, even china itself in terms of prices, what is different for merkel today, her hand is getting stronger as alternative energy becomes more of a stable to the european markets. they need and demand believe some of the pressure that would do it have in terms of turning off the lights in the middle of a european winter. they are not gone but they are becoming less of a pressure. the diversification of energy source and's -- energy sources. " maybe that changes the north stream, -- anna: maybe that changes the north stream composition. if you're a bloomberg user and you want to get a hold of somebody charts we are

i've been involved in the pier 70 project for a long time. and dating back to 2006, i've been working with david on implementing mayor newsom's vision. and the crane cove park is a really important piece of the blue greenway. it not only gives us pedestrian and bicycle connection along the water front from mission bay park to the main park in peer pier 70 on down to the power plant site, but it also gives us one of very few water access points for human-powered boats. most of the waterfront down there is too rough, or too turbulent to really encourage human-powered boating. we have mission creek, we have it at pier 52, but this is a really wonderful protected area. and the fact that we're doing so much to encourage water access, maybe why it's a little more expensive? the dirt under the water is probably not terribly clean. like it is everywhere else. but whatever -- and i think the staff has done a tremendous job in controlling costs and getting this project done. and i really encourage you to support it all the way because really, it is a c

48 at the pier battles are a collected the number of rushes is needed and quickly transported by two deputy sheriff's to city hall for process before any counting of any vote by mail can happen the voters signatures must be verified so first, the unopened vote by mail is run through scanner that takes a picture of the bar code and signatures the bar code identifies the voter and this information along with the voters signature is sent electronically to the voters place for verification while here in voter services we check the signature on the ballet envelope with the signature on the voters fill the name predict and name is entered into 9 election system the staff reviews the information on file and visually compares the signature and we challenge the valid of the ballot if it is severed they've voted in this election and the official stamping of the ballots sent electronically back through the scanner envelopes radio run introduce the scanner again to sort of out any unverified ballets on the second scanner their sort of by predict voter services staff we proclaims every ballot to

it's making sure that recycle central in pier 96 has state of the art. that tunnel road where we are collecting our green waste is also state of the art, and that's really on recology. they are focussed very closely on making sure that they have the infrastructure needed. it's also making sure from our work that we have the best source separation. with the best source operation, we have highest and best use. they are all linked. so san francisco, as supervisor safai said, is considered to be best in class and we should not forget that. while we push ourself and say it's not enough, we should not forget we have the best in class program. but of course, when you look at that disposal, that hockey stick, we can't rest on our laurels. we are not done. we have a long way to go. and we'll do it in partnership with you, with the board of supervisors, who work with us on this legislation, with the mayor who leads by example, and prioritizes this kind of work. we need to increase recovery and we need to overcome complacency. that is our challenge. and we do this

the pier 70 project officially broke ground today. it will transform the world war ii ship building site into housing, retail, offices, and art space. developers won support from the neighbors by agreeing to save and refurbish historic buildings and maintain the area's industrial feel. >> one of the things that makes pier 70 special is the texture, the fab, the feeling of the history of the site, and so for us, it's such an amazing opportunity to be able to take that, make it available to people today instead of it being shuttered. >> the pier 70 project expected to take about another decade to complete. >>> the chp says a school bus driver lied about the cause of a crash last month in santa cruz county. the bus load would students slammed into a power pole. the driver claimed an suv forced him off the road. video from inside the bus shows the driver fell asleep. the chp says the driver also endangered students by telling them to get off the bus with live electric lines dangling from the pole. >>> the suspected golden state killer is

i'm the project sponsor for the pier 94 bad lands project. we are requesting authorization to award the construction contract. so just a couple of points, couple page. [inaudible] >> of the backlands area. the project return the vie can't land at the balance into approximately 16 acres of these properties for construction lay down, storage, and equipment staging and other industrial support uses. the project's goal include grading the side, construction of an access road so the access road is shown in the green. the access road is from the embarcadero extension. so if you can say embarcadero street and go to the extension and go to the side. this project is also including construction of storm drain systems. so this side is going to be shift flow with some of the piping and the -- [inaudible] >> this project is also including street lighting. this is also going to come from embarcadero street extension and go to the side of the access road. this project is also including the landscaping surrounding the area. and under them, the major area of

the pier 39 camera you see the sun sign shining and sea lions sewing up the sun. 81 in santa rosa. 76 in napa. concord still in the 90s. hanging onto some of the heat. you want to escape go to santa cruz where some people are right now where they will be dealing with more fog than they've been seeing. breezy cooler tomorrow and thursday. warming up again for the end of the week and going hot inland saturday and sunday again. here is your 12-hour planner tor tomorrow. fog and high clouds first thing in the morning. temperatures in the 50s. coastal fog hanging around in the noontime hours. and we will he see cooler conditions for the afternoon up to 25 degrees cooler inland. you'll be process the mid-70s inland upper 50s on the coast. tomorrow morning when you get going there will be some fog around near the coast. temperatures mainly in the 40s, 50s, high clouds around as well and then for the afternoon it's a big difference in those temperatures. south bay 71, san jose, 75 morgan hill, sunnyvale 69 on the peninsula looking at mid-to upper 60s. from san mateo 6766 redwood city 6. breez

as you heard from the mayor, the initial results at the pier street garage which i used to hear about from mayor farrell back when he was supervisor farrell and supervisor stefani, it had been a problem area. you heard the results, 55% reduction since the new improvements were in place. this is success we hope to replicate everywhere. we're not declaring victory here. you see a park smart sign, not a mission accomplished, because as the chief said there is more work to do, but we'll continue and complete these installations by 2020. we'll continue to coordinate with the police department and the d.a.'s office and are grateful for the strong leadership we have in our mayor and board of supervisors and the mta board of directors to ensure that our garages can be safer for people to park. thank you. >> thank you. and for your leadership. i would like to bring up two members of the board of supervisors who have been focused on the issue for a long time now, and have been leaders on this, supervisor peskin and supervisor skef stefani. >> thank you, mayor, chief scott, ed riskin, the workin

don't get it though that is it is nothing to this country this country is structure for piers morgan and alex jones when they don't worry about the same things that a person with black skin or a woman is going to worry about the you just don't know but i think the hard part is in them being so uncomfortable because it works when i see that when they're when those people are scared of my good you should think about so fair one of the things and that reaction it didn't really fall neatly into the category as a sort of race and politics some people you thought might be a little put by it weren't the new yorker story and say felix noted that quote a lot of black people hate it and the music video forces viewers to relive countless traumas.

here's a look at pier 39 once again.ore and more of the sea lions getting more and more excited out there. no more mist for the driving. ferry ride, small craft advisory once again but the winds even though they are the same speeds they will pick up a little bit later in the afternoon hours. about 3:00 all the way through 10:00. gusting up to 35 miles per hour. let's get the kids ready for school. have them dress warmer this morning with cooler conditions. by 11:00, whole lot of sunshine with 50s at the coast. then at 3:00 no jacket required away from the coast. low to upper 70s but 57 still at the coast. take a look at the mother's day weekend forecast as temperatures will be a little bit cooler for sun but still trying to make your first mother's day a special one at least weather wise. >> that's very nice of you. thank you. i'm sure it will be special either way. we're looking at some traveling conditions in the south bay here from sky 7. sky map 7 on sky 7. 280 and mclaughlin. we did have a crash on the southbound si

people of that in their reactions and you're seeing some of the reactions from people you know from piers morgan who you know was scared and now it's down thinks it's the. latest so they don't get it though that is it is not affirmative country this country is structure for piers morgan and alex jones to win you know worry about the same things that a person with black skin or a woman is going to worry about they just don't know but i think the hard part is in them being so uncomfortable because it works when i see that when they're when those people are scared of my good you should think about so fair one of the things and that reaction didn't really fall neatly into the category as a sort of race and politics some people you thought might be a little put by it weren't new yorkers during say felix noted that quote a lot of black people hate it and the music video forces viewers to relive countless traumas before immediately forcing them to then dance what is your reaction to that. covers approach to getting us all to talk about these issues. is it insensitive or needlessly overly sensiti

supervisor stefani represents, when i was a district 2 supervisor was the bane of our existence on pier street, now down 55% thanks to the efforts of the mta and the police department. i want to thank captain engler representing the area. we are doing it right and the sfmta and our city garages are doing it right. this is where we can lead by example. we can control this property. and we can focus on efforts that are going to work for car break-ins. so today, we are not only celebrating and honoring what we have accomplished so far, at stockton and these other six garages, but we're announcing also today that all 22 city-owned garages, by the end of next year, we'll be implementing all of these reforms at all of our city-owned garages. car break-ins are epidemic, but don't have to be moving forward. just the other week, we launched the parks mark campaign, a number of announcements are coming in the next weeks and around street cleanliness and homelessness, but as it relates to car break-ins, what we're doing now is working and we're going to now put the pedal to the metal and make sure

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their reactions and you're seeing some of the reactions from people you know from piers morgan who you know was scared and alex jones thinks it's. so they don't get it though that is it is not the sort of country this country is structured for piers morgan and alex jones to win you know worry about the same things that a person. or a woman is going to worry about the you just don't know but i think the hard part is in them being so uncomfortable because it works when i see that when they're when those people are scared of my good you should think about so they're one of the things and that reaction it didn't really fall neatly into the category of sort of race and politics some people you thought might be a little put by it weren't the new yorker story in st felix noted that quote a lot of black people hate it and the music video forces viewers to relive countless traumas before immediately forcing them to then dance what is your reaction to that criticism of covers approach to getting us all to talk about these issues is it insensitive or needlessly overly sensitive is there this idea

we'll -- we'll howuse them in pier one, in the engineering division. they'll be very tightly integrated in the engineering division, and it's a four -- four-fte proposal -- i'm sorry, it's a five fte proposal, four project managers and one analyst. >> supervisor cohen: i'm sorry. the proposal says six fte's. >> for the pmo office, it's five new fte's -- yes, it is. i'm sorry if we have a typo there. it's a five fte office. five project managers and one analyst. we've -- for the project, what's been happening is we have been so prudent at controlling our operating budget and giving more money to capital that we have had more ability to improve our waterfront and tackle our backlog, but we haven't had the staffing to deliver the projects. so we've been accumulating a balance of cash sitting in these projects, waiting for delivery, and we haven't had the staffing to do the permitting, the ceqa, and the project management, so we really needed to find a way to get the capital dollars that we've been able to identify into improvements on the waterfront, and

that we have out or are preparing to put out for 13 his toric piers along the waterfront. staff studied the impact that that could have on the waterfront plan, $300 million that we could address through that work, and that's real opportunity. we haven't talked about that before, of how that could roll clue and greatly shift our forecast in the capital plan. but i think a real critical strategy here is not just getting other people's money into our facilities but pairing that with an ongoing revenue stream, and i know that the port commission has really forced staff to do that, and we need to do that for all of these potential -- all of these opportunities. lastly, i just want to touch upon prioritization of capital delivery. we've talked about this real strong effort to put money into our capital program. you know, with a strong economy, one-time sources, the designation of capital, our investments in the capital budget have grown, but we didn't -- we didn't then staff up and put the resources in place and then, there other unknowns such as timing of permitting that have d

we live in a city where the average age is 27 years old and transforming the water front at pier 70, the shipyard. we lost a tenant over there but we're putting out another bid to get another customer because those were good union, paying jobs and as you hear all the time and at the commission hearings is we need the good-paying jobs because so many people can't live in the city of their birth. they've had to move outside of the city. so i just wanted to say that we also spent a lot of time -- i like to hear from customers and clients and things in the port that we're not getting right. a year and a half ago we went through a transition where we had a port director, monique morgan at the port 12 years. at the time, myself and vice president brandon got a new port director. and we've taken off to the races running. she's bringing in her new team and i would invite all you supervisors to please come down to the port. we would love to give you a tour. i think leader nancy pelosi's letter said it's the jewel of san francisco. it's our water front. if there's any questions, i know it's be

. >> you've probably seen the ads, billboards urging customers to use a pier to pier payment service backed by several banks. >> it is an easy way to send money fast but some say they encountered problems using that service. 7 on your side michael finney is here with his investigation into it. >> when it works it's great. no doubt about about it. all you need is someone's phone number and e-mail and zelle whis beings your money to another account. some say their money went to the wrong accounts or was lost entirely. david downy thought it would be an easy way to pay a rental dee positive i. >> you enter the person's name, and then their phone number or e-mail. >> he used zelle on his wells fargo mobile app to send the money to the landlord and that didn't get there. >> that sent me on a path trying to figure out where the money went. >> the bank said it went into someone else's account and can't get it back. >> where is my $25? >> her daughter found it on the website and used it to pay the landlord's rent. the landlord didn't get the money. >> she reversed the landlord's first and la

you can see people picking up their packets at pier 35. they'll be running with 40,000 their closest friends. the race route starts on the bay side of san francisco and goes up the infamous haze hill, past almose square and through the golden gate part. there's a wide spectrum of participants from elite runners to people who just show up to party. >> i heard it's a fun race. it's been on my list for about 15 years. i've done various races around the bay area. this is my first time running this one. >> my friend is from chicago. we grew up together. he came out here in 1991 and i smoked him in that race. so he's back for a rematch. >> so this race, a tration for a lot of people. this race does shutdown maine streets and the city along the route. organizers trying to reopen roads by 2:00 in the afternoon. but if you can avoid driving tomorrow, do so. as you know costumes are always a big part of the festivities for beta breakers. i want to tell you that organizers are predicting that they're going to see a lot of royal wedding themed costume

you're looking at the rescue operation at pier 80. both workers are expected to survive. fives had to use a hoift to lower the men from the ship to ambulances waiting on the dock. >>> child rights activates are call for a national day of action. in response to the report that hundreds of children arriving without parents are unaccount for. the department of health and human servicess reported 1475 children arriving out an adult are missing. but it started to do trending with the hashtag we are the children. senator harris tweeted yesterday this she demanded answers from the homeland security secretary at a hearing last month but it was not happeny with the answers. here what kirsten nielsen had to say. >> your agency will be separating children from their parents. >> no what we'll be toing is prosecuting parents who breck the laws just as we do every day in the united states of america. >> i can appreciate that. but if that parent has a 4-year-old child what you conon doing with the child. >> the child under law goes to hhs for err can't add. >> it's not the only border s

a live look from our brand new camera at pier 39. is is abc 7 pier 39 camera showing you the clouds, the low clouds there in the distance. fog will be near the coast for your morning commute. sunny and mild in the afternoon. and we're looking at minor ups and downs into the weekend. sweater weather tomorrow morning. cool enough for it. low 40s to low 50s. fog will be not just near the coast but you'll see some patches around the east bay as well for the morning commute which means it could take you a little longer. reduced visibility, allow thaex tra time for commute time. temperatures tomorrow afternoon very similar to today. the coast.inland low 60s along the coast actually might come up a little bit as the wind begins it relax. it's still going to be breezy. there will be plenty of sun from coast to inland. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and you will notice that the fog will give way to sun. temperatures in the upper 50s to mid 70s, even some upper 70s as we head into thursday. little change. warmer weather for your

i came back with a timeline and a process to solicit ideas and interest in pier 30-32. is there any other new business? >> i would like one other, and that is i think it relates to actually what we heard as the first item, but because of the neighborhood and the ideas that we have for the 88 broadway, i think it's time for an update on teatro cinzani, and what is happening with this pronject. hopefully, good news. >> president brandon: is there any other new business? well again, we would like to welcome our new commissioners. you guys have been great. we really look forward to working with you and all of your real estate expertise is much needed right now, so welcome to the commission, and please let elaine or the staff know if you need briefing or updates on any items. and can i have a motion to adjourn the meeting in honor of lee radner, doris ward, and governor deukmejian? >> second. >> all in favor? [voting] >> meeting is adjourned. >> hi. i'm shana longhorn with the san francisco league of women voters. i'm here to discuss proposition c. the city collects a gross

the flags atop the pier are waving ever so gently. a light breeze not as active as earlier, but some areas are windy. 23 miles per hour, 14 in concord. elsewhere around the region, winds generally between 5 and 15 miles per hour and that wind direction continuing to come off that cool ocean water. right now most spots have fallen back into the 50s at this hour. we're at 57 in hayward, 56 in san mateo. cool 52 in santa rosa. right now san ramon checking in with a temperature of 55 degrees. so, from accuweather forecast, cloud cover along the coast will spill into the bay. a lot of us tomorrow morning will wake up to gray skies once again. pretty much on either side of about 50 degrees for your morning lows on your monday. so, the bigger picture, live doppler 7 along with satellite, we are kind of stuck in a rut so to speak. we have this area of low pressure just to our east. it is just sitting and it's just spinning there. it's not going to be moving tomorrow. the next couple of days. that will continue the trend of cooler afternoons a

. >> you've probably seen the ads, billboards urging customers to use a pier to pier payment servicesend money fast but some say they encountered problems using that service. 7 on your side michael finney is here with his investigation into it. >> when it works it's great. no doubt about about it. all you need is someone's phone number and e-mail and zelle whis beings your money to another account. some say their money went to the wrong accounts or was lost entirely. david downy thought it would be an easy way to pay a rental dee positive i. >> you enter the person's name, and then their phone number or e-mail. >> he used zelle on his wells fargo mobile app to send the money to the landlord and that didn't get there. >> that sent me on a path trying to figure out where the money went. >> the bank said it went into someone else's account and can't get it back. >> where is my $25? >> her daughter found it on the website and used it to pay the landlord's rent. the landlord didn't get the money. >> she reversed the landlord's first and last names. her money went to a complete stranger an

as san francisco's historic pier 70 shipyard. the the 28 acre development includes 2,800 units. many affordable. supervised mellia cohen says the revitalization builds ohhen a connection to piece of the water front never before accessible. >> beyond access this project will deliver about 750 million dlarps of public benefit to our san francisco city. $750 million. >> the project will take more than ten years to complete. >>> a shocking confession in court today where a 19-year-old pleaded guilty to murdering 19-year-old lizzette questa on tesla road in february. she was stabbed as we reported. the latest from the courtroom in dublin. >>> lizzette questa's father sat in disbelief as he took in the news that one of the two suspects accused of murdering his daughter was entering a guilty plea in court. 19-year-old daniel gross solemnly faced the judge in jailhouse gash as the charges were read aloud he loudly apply much assault with a deadly weapon guilt. causing great bodily harm. guilty, the charges could put him in prisoned for life. >> daniel has been absolutely committed to ac

1, the existing pier out there, and the stronger currents at the outer portion of the cove, as well as an offset on the inner side of 2060 feet to eliminate wind shadow from the marina facilities. >> supervisor tang: what was the offset? someone was coughing. >> 1,600-foot-diameter program area and 500-foot offset from pier 1 as well as 200-foot offset from the marina wave attenuator to prevent wind shadow to boats anchored in the marina. >> supervisor tang: thank you for that. i have seen correspondence dating back to another board where it seemed like there was an agreement reached with the sailing center and treasure island. and so maybe when we hear from public comment, i don't know if anything has changed, but again, i was a little alarmed about the number of emails i received about clipper cove. i think we all agree in the sentiment in the resolution preside president erving -- preserving the sailing program. >> yeah, the focus has been on the sailing and s.t.e.m. programs that they conduct with san francisco unified and other schools. so that's been the focus. >> supervisor t