it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.alendars every year. you can see us on the website 2 >> secretary please call the roll. >> president buell here. >> vice president anderson here. >> councilmember jacobs here. >> commissioner louie here. >> this is the. >> recreation and park commission meeting december 15, 2022, at 10: a.m. city hall, room 416. outlines we occupy the unseated- of the originalal inyou habitant for the mother earth and in accordance to the tradition we have never seated more forgotten people and as well as for people to reside in the original territory we recognized the

it's fantastic. >> the portola garden tour is the last saturday in september every year.alendars every year. you can see us on the website [♪♪♪] >> i just don't know that you can find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the low rider down the street. it is an experience that you can't have anywhere else in san francisco. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> district nine is a in the southeast portion of the city. we have four neighborhoods that i represent. st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there i

mÁs duermen en nuestra regiÓn, viven en el 96497 en sonoma, en el 94595 en lafayette, y valle de portola. lo que sea. el punto es repetirlo todas las noches. >>> debemos preparar al cerebro para relajarse, dormir y tener una rutina saludable. >>> otra recomendaciÓn es hacer una lista de lo que tiene que hacer al dÍa siguiente para que no estÉ pensando en eso durante toda la noche. ademÁs, tener una temperatura ideal en el cuarto. evitar cualquier tipo de luz en la habitaciÓn, incluyendo la pantalla del televisor o telÉfonos celulares, muy importante, hacer ejercicio. >>> ahora regresemos al tema del cafÉ. su conexiÓn con el sueÑo. >>> nosotros como especialistas en sueÑo recordamos no tomar cafeÍna despuÉs de las tres de la tarde, considerando que a partir de las 9 de la noche empieza la rutina del sueÑo. >>> un poco de cafeÍna estÁ bien, siempre y cuando no sea una taza en la maÑana, al mediodÍa, y en la tarde, rumbo a casa, y en la noche. >>> sandra cervantes, telemundo 48. >>> captado en cÁmara quedÓ el momento en que dos personas ingresaron a robar a una casa en corona al sur del est

about the hot areas and the mission will be probably added and the out skirts and someone mentioned portola and need to be hit but have to figure out the outreach because they don't have as many grass roots. >> thank you for the clarification. it's quite clear from everyone's experience and the map that tenderloin is certainly one of the most impacted areas. >> yes. >> and i think it was in some ways shorthand referencing the western edition, that hot spot there would include tenderloin as well. okay. any other questions or comments colleagues? seeing none i want to just again thank you. and i really want to thank the folks that called in, some of whom are well known to my office and other members of the board in doing a lot of this work. again not pursuant to a contract but just pursuant to that they're community members and ladies who are out there doing that work, and i just want to invite folks however we can support to please reach out to our office and i just want to echo what i think most commenters said which is the urgent need for this, the incredible amount was trauma that people

posted an alert online, saying 60 year old cindy robinson was last seen november 19th in the area of portola avenue and east airway boulevard. police say the livermore woman might have had a mental health emergency officers found her dog leather jacket and other items when they searched the area. her daughter is expecting a baby soon and says her mother was excited about the grandchild. she and robinson's friends desperately want to find her. i love you so much. i just want you to come home. for her to be okay that katie is in oregon and that she is expecting so i just don't want you know that stress on her. um so. the needs are really good person, and, um, i just want i just want to find her. family friends say they have raised more than $1000 in reward money for any tips to help livermore police find robinson some bay area residents got a startling jolt to their morning magnitude 3.6 earthquake centered near elsa rito. many people have just before four am ktvu james torres spoke to people who felt it. it probably woke you up long before the sun rose that 3.6 magnitude earthquake centered u

pretty widespread over palo alto and even portola valley and los altos as well. those of you in fremont dry weather, but just your south, you are noticing some light scattered hit or miss showers there. so just a heads up. this is going to be the main event that we have to watch out for the most severe storm that we're tracking all weekend long. it will impact the start of your monday morning commute. we are tracking some lightning strikes off the coast in the pacific and it is expected to make its way into the bay area's early as monday morning. right now, not seeing any thunderstorm activity for garber, ville or eureka, pretty calm out there right now. but just a few hours ago, we were detecting some lightning there, eureka, seeing some moderate downpours, but we could see some pop-up thunderstorms throughout the north bay and even parts of the san francisco peninsula for your monday morning and monday afternoon. so just a heads up. it will be severe weather that we could see slight chance, but still a chance. nonetheless, when tracker for we're tracking winds

. >> portola review the evidence from the civil case, and made an extradition request.rshals showed up at the dive shop, and arrested swain for the murder of wife shelley. >> david headed back to the caribbean, but this is no indication. >> so much of this miracle that this is happening. >> this time, swain would not take any chances. he would launch a vigorous defense. but now, he would have to planted from his new home. a stifling cell in tortola's balsam prison. a fortress, high on the bluff, facing the ocean, where the view can't be beat, but comes at a price that no one wants to pay. >> as a criminal trial gets underway, a surprising revelation bubbles to the surface. >> coming up, another diver, in the life of david swain? >> this is the classic motivation. to classic ingredient of murder, sometimes. the other woman. >> yes. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get he

, and we do have some light to moderate precipitation in and around the santa cruz mountains from portola. visibility is obscured by that low level moisture visibility now one mile in novato one and it looks like 12 1 hundred's out towards fairfield and visibility at one in three quarters at sfo . current air temperatures are in the fifties, not climbing much higher with the winds up to about 30 mph will increase to 20 and 25 mph. at times hayward's win now at 10, so we have this right here, the atmospheric river and as a pushes onshore tonight, and it's colliding with that colder air man. guests to the north of us. we're going to see the heaviest rain showers tonight overnight and especially by saturday morning. watch the clock tick on by. here's how you can plan your day and night. here we are. at lunchtime. scattered hit and miss showers periods of showers at four o'clock, but it's gathering an intensity to the north of us. and then by eight o'clock tonight, again, the north bay feeling the brunt of this system here, while the santa cruz mountains is telling up the totals as far as pre

they just went through portola valley. fremont. also seeing some of those heavy showers conquered danville. brent would all still in it right now. and as i mentioned, san francisco getting a little clearing and also the north bay. here you can see santa rosa getting some clearing to know that doesn't mean that we want to see some pop ups along the way this afternoon. but bulk of those showers now have fallen in the north bay. so showers or diminish from northwest to southeast. we'll start clearing skies coming tonight. and unfortunately, our real shot of cold air behind this system means we're going to see 20's and some of our inland valleys. and then this weekend, believe it or not, we've got another system headed our way. so track this forward to just show you futurecast. we're going to wrap this up as we get through the day today. there's your friday. so it's going to be a really good looking day. and then it gets kind of interesting. but as we head this evening, we start to get those skies clearing out all of the areas you see

yeah, down palo alto boy, you could see some heavy rain off to the west or near woodside portola valleythat right here with yellow and red and orange palo alto, those where will tran has been gauging the situation for us these past couple of hours and will yet still coming down pretty decently. it looks >> i think it's come down harder, james. i mean, you guys, it's a little different from the tv perspective. do you think it's a little harder than it was at 9 o'clock as far as the rainfall? >> i mean, you've got the hood and ahead on still. >> i know it's it's certainly coming down harder and it has not gotten writer at all. and a lot of people, james and stephanie, they're getting a workout courtesy of mother nature because once they parked their cars, they are sprinting into whatever store that they need to go to and please be careful. don't slip in the parking lot. you can see that big old drops landing on the ground right now. the good news is you don't see the trees swaying as out. it is harder. i was going to say violently and only get ever got violently. but this is sway as demon

i do want to zoom in here locally to the peninsula where we do have a downpour working through portolad and palo alto over the next 10 minutes, so quit moving downpour working through parts of the bay area. here's the storm impact scales level one a light storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale with scattered showers. there's a chance of a thunderstorm and the biggest impact really is our slick roadways out there. live look from suture tower showing you the stormy view of the golden gate bridge will find those showers about the day will top out in the fifties. reggie thank you for streaming us on our abc seven bay area app, abc, seven and seven continues forever for everybody else. it's more g m a have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call yo

i joined the cac in 2018 in district 9 the mission and portola. i was ash pointed chair in 2019 and elected chair of the cac this year. the report you receive provides the make up of the cac does not reflect all of the work during the previous fiscal year. the role of chair i introduced a land acknowledgment with tribal leaders in the hopes to change our rules to ensurety acknowledgment remains. and serves to ground us that we reside on significant clanltds and benefit from the lands to provide san francisco and residents amel utilities. the cac meets month low i instituted a calendar to ensure we utilize our time as well as possible and to the follow up on previously passed resolutions. i introduced a privacy having practice introduce resolutions at different meetings from which we pass a resolution to allow time to digest the information and time for staff and community input. i'm proud of the resolutions the body passed. a resolution in support electric bridge rebe light on treasure island who worked with puc staff for months to prepare for the

most need of street trees, >> in the southeast, bayview, visitation value, excelsior, outer mission, portola, crocker amazon, district 1 and 4 so the avenue, sunset and richmond. it is kind of center of the city is pretty well planted out. higher number of trees per block. those are broadly-the tenderloin and south of market are in need great need of tree planting. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. trasvina. >> thank you for your presentation. can you explain or elaborate why it is laud tore for ucsf to plant the 28 trees or whatever number of trees we are talking about in 2023 when they remove them in 2023 opposed to 2029 or 2030? >> i would see that (inaudible) hoping you might be able to explain that. >> sure, commissioner good question. so, typically when projects are occurring, it is all on the current site and you just dont want to put trees in harms way, so someone seeks to remove trees we may be successful protecting a few on site so you protect a few hopefully, you removed some, and there is no opportunity for replacement physically on that site. so, that is a case for the parnassus avenue