it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.rs every year. you can see us on the website [gavel] >> good morning, the meeting will come to order. i'm supervisor mar, and i'm joined by stephanie and mirna and i want to thank committee clerk jessica for staffing this meeting and also jim smith and generalet at sfgov tv. madam clerk do you have announcements. >> clerk: allow in-person tenant and in public comment while supervising access to via telephone. the board

a dump truck flipped over on its side in portola in san francisco. look at this. big mess here. it happened on san bruno avenue and manzel. you can see a lot of debris was on the road and the sidewalk. police say no other vehicles were involved. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 streaming on cbs news bay area, truckers blocking roads in los angeles. we'll explain why they're taking over the streets in protest. and a day of mourning for an ohio city. remembering the man who was ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> attorney general rob bonta is outlining some steps to protect renters from illegal evictions here in the state of california. responding to unlawful lockouts. he wants them to intervene and he said the only lawful way to evict a tenant is through a court order. >> these illegal so-called self-help evictions are an attempt to avoid the courts and illegally kick tenants to the curb without regard to their rights and the law. >> so you heard him mention a self-help eviction those include changing the locks, shutting off water or electricity and removing tenants' personal property in an effort to get them

the drought is forcing the closure of the campgrounds at portola redwoods state park.5th. day use area also stay open along with the trail camp. open fires will be prohibited. >>> a short time ago, wildlife advocates gathered in foster city over the plan to kill off canadian geese. >> it's ridiculous. >> many people rallied outside city hall. some protesting the plans and others for the plans. the council wants to get rid of the geese, saying they are soiling the city's parks and waterways with their droppings. but the group in defense of animals says there are more humane options. they hand-delivered a gander slander citation to the city for goose cruelty following the rally. gander slander. you don't say that every single day. >> or goose cruelty. all sorts of tongue twisters in the forecast. >> a lot going on in our weather too. we have this huge fire burning near yosemite, and we're hoping that smoke doesn't trickle down to us. >> we're tracking the smoke with the oak fire. we're tracking the possibility outside chance of a couple of pop-up dry thunderstorms tonigh

state park officials announced today that campgrounds at portola redwoods state park will close temporarilye closure is because of low water flows in peters creek that is the park's primary water source. the closure is scheduled to last through the end of camping season day use areas in the trail camp will remain open. open buyers will not be allowed and drinking water will not be available. voted journalists, eric mickum saw something in the skies today in the south bay, something he hasn't seen in quite some time. look at that right there. what is that? pollution smoke smoke from dirty air, dirty air? yeah you know, computer models are spot on saying it was gonna drift into the bay area, and this is why we have that air quality advisory in effect, at least for the next couple of days. so let's see what's going to happen with that smoke. now that was over the santa clara valley that was over the gilroy area as well. now we put our future cast into motion and you see the haze over the bay area by tomorrow morning's commute. we go ahead and advances through the afternoon hours and look the a

it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.ry year. you can see us on the website >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in business for 18 years and we first opened on garry street in san francisco, and now we are located in a beautiful historic building. and we are part of the historical building founded in 1776. at the same time as the mission delores in san francisco. (♪♪) our specialty food is food from central mexico. it's a high-end mexican food based on quality and fresh ingredients. we have an amazing chef from yucatÁn and we specialize on molotov, that are made with pumpkin seeds. and we're also known for handmade tortillas and we make our own fresh salsa. and we have cocktails, and we have many in the bar. we have specialty drinks and they are very flavorrable and very authentic. some of them are spicy, some are sour, but, again, we offer high-quality ingredients on our drinks as well. (♪♪) we have been in san francisco for 27 years, and our hearts are here. we are from mexico, but

for the first permit we will hear from golden boys for their inaugural music festival called portola music vest val. it will take place on september 24 and 25th 25th , 2020. they will have indoor and outdoor performances. they will have deejay shadow and more. the expected attendance is 32,000 people per day. goldenvoice is producing this. if approved they will be able to host extended hours of outdoor entertainment and amplified sound on both days and allow them to exceed the standard. they are requesting to hold sound checks on september 21st flu the 23 21sh september 23 that will not go past 10:00 p.m. they will exceed article 1060.16. when setting their sound limit they will take into consideration the closest sensitive receptors and work to derm what detert will effect their sound. they will check sound limits throughout the event. they will have a designated hotline for a person to call to speak with someone at any time. the number will be published in advance of the event. you will see their jam application, event summery and overview. their neighborhood outreach plan to effec

the portola redwoods are closing on august 5, due to low water flow in peters creek.ers, drinking water and fire suppression. there are similar closures in 2013, 20 14, and 2021. a magnitude 7.1 earthquake strikes the philippines, doing much more than shaking and rolling. the damage to a historic landmark. and a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange, we are up this morning. and home decor -- huge crustacean -- both? we will take you under the sea. and a big day for abc 7 at 7 -- the founding member of run dmc, m darren mcdaniels, is joining s to talk about his career and why he is in the bay area. we are live every week, you can get our show on the bay streaming app. drew: 6:40 am and taking a look at the tam cam this morning. a lot of fog close to the surface, but the sun rose about 40 minutes ago. son later on this afternoon, -- sun later on this afternoon, tree pollen, weed pollen at low levels. the uv index is running very high today, so wear sunscreen if you are out for a long time today. hour-by-hour we go, by 11:00 a.m., it's cloudy over the

we went to a site serving kids in the bay view and portola kids in san francisco and look at what we learned. >> has anybody heard you talk white or you're white for your race? >> reporter: discussions dig deep in the issues and choices class at aim high. >> people will tell them where they don't belong when they should always know that they belong here and they all belong somewhere. >> reporter: briesa clendeni is one of three teach ears in the classroom, a classroom she went through when she was in middle school. >> it was a good way to build community and come out of my shell and just like socialize with other people and what was taught here, you don't see in school. >> reporter: you walk into her class on the board you see a word "self-love." >> everybody belongs and nobody should tell you guys don't belong. >> reporter: this is one of four classes at aim high. there's book club, a s.t.e.m. class and humanities class that focus on an issue. this summer, it's about access to water, a problem for many in the u.s. what >> what do you notice about this? >> i get to learn different th

so we went to the site serving kids in the bay view and portola neighborhoods of san francisco. look at what we learned. >> has anybody heard you talk white or you're white for your race? >> reporter: discussions dig deep in the issues and choices class at aim high. >> people will tell them where they don't belong when they should always know that they belong here and they all belong somewhere. >> reporter: brisa clendenny is a high school intern. she's one of three teachers in the classroom, a classroom she went through when she was in middle school. >> it was a good way to build community and come out of my shell and just like socialize with other people and what was taught here, you don't see in school. >> reporter: you walk into her class, on the board you see a word "self-love." >> everybody belongs and nobody should tell you guys don't belong. >> reporter: this is one of four classes at aim high. there's book club, a s.t.e.m. class and humanities class that focus on an issue. this summer, it's about access to water, a problem for many in the u.s. >> what do you know about

it was about 2 acres and it started on twin peaks boulevard near the portola drive intersection fullyoke was billowing over that neighborhood. nobody was hurt and people are advised or were advised to close the doors and windows because of the 5 u.s. meyer with the so smoky. but then that cleared up and they were able to put it out and everybody >> 69 is the time. and governor gavin newsom has a new campaign ad that's airing in florida right now. the move is renewing questions about what his potential plans are politically for the future. could there be a presidential run at some point? and it's also fueling flames in this national political rivalry between the 2 states with ashley zavala to explain. it's independence day. let's talk about what's going on in america. governor gavin newsom's reelection campaign dropping its latest ad on 4th of july. but instead of speaking to california voters, the ad is airing nearly 3,000 miles away in florida on fox news cable zones across that state freedom. it's under attack in your state newsom taking aim at florida governor ron desantis and his

lady of the way side a small church in portola valley. he worked with j r miller after the dissolution of the partnership in 1913 and following his military service during world war i. high profile project and got an act license in 1920 made partner in the firm. designed residential and commercial families. single family homes. sky scrapers. throughout california the nomination notes his projects and profiles best known designs the telegraph building 450 suand [inaudible]. the nomination highlighted innovation and embrace of modern approaches that incorporated elements from chinese, [inaudible] meso american and other artistic traditions the nomination details support of fine arts throughout his career. collaboration with artists and futures on infer yors and exeter yors of buildings. the building remained his home until his death in 1946. significance encompasses the date he designed his first building through his date of death. as stated in the absence of a constitute i don't or office the house associated with his productive life refle

time is 4 47 park rangers say campgrounds at portola redwoods state park will close temporarily. water flows and peters creek that's the part primary water source. now day use areas and the trail camp will stay open. but drinking the water will not be available. all right, lot of people might want to head outside various areas enjoy the last bit of summer last month or so, but steve, what's the weather going to be like? well i'd keep an eye on things today. that's for sure. we do have some lightning being reported. even some rain out in brentwood has tropical moisture lift northward . you see the line from turlock , modesto stretching back towards tracy ultimate passed anti act brentwood back out, just looks like out towards bay point. solano county now. fairfield, cordelia. and lifting northward towards napa county, so a couple of lightning strikes looks like it's kind of thinning out a little bit as it lifts north, but there's still plenty coming in. as you can see is a lift back up towards napa county, maybe even in the lake county a little cooler. today we have a big fog bank

well<,> bus serves connectivity across the upper market and portola area. it was before a great way for people to make transfer and get in the city. unfortunately, the cut it means that surface [inaudible] with castro and haight on market will be [inaudible] numerous seniors in the last week why they are having longtory get a ride. thank you. >> thank you >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> we will close public comment and remind people we don't respond to comments because it is the item not on the agenda we can't have a discussion because members miwant to discuss it and i know l [inaudible] was not mentioned in the report. >> we will close this item unless there are additional questions? we will move on to the next item >> item 8 the citizen's advisory council report. >> >> welcome. >> hello. >> good afternoon. michael chen citizen's advisory committee chair. we have one motion for you in your packet and to be about the taxi pilot and backgrounds in september this board approved a palette in april amended to include third party dispatch which ma