congratulations again on moving the items forward with bell for the properties at sunnydale and potrero. >> truly truly a wonderful a wonderful feat to make sure that our residents are best served at those sites. thank you for the constant communication with those impacted and for the recent meetings that we've had with supervisors regarding properties within our portfolio that are of interest to supervisors and of course to us and to all of you, thank you so much. >> move to adjourn. time is 5:21 p.m.. thank you >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a t

the bookstore housed in a victorian [indiscernible] who runs the potrero hill archive. this space is used for number of different things. the pharmacy being one of them. what makes us unique is we maintained the original character of the space. if you look up here, you see the ancient retrofitting. these are the original fixtures of what was here in the early 1920's or so. one of my favorite parts is sitting in that chair out front and saying hello to people when they come in and one of my favorite parts is when someone asks me oo recommend a book. you have home, you have work, well a third place is a place where you look for community and you build community, and i think of christopher's and other businesses like that as a third place. i had kids who come in that i knew when they were born and they come in and introduce to their kids. that is how long i is are been here. that feeling of history and connection and family and just being a sole proprietor in one of the most amazing cities in the world. i still enjoy coming to work every day. >> we definitely have a lot of

. >> strava's former headquarters were located here in potrero hill. the new office will feature a gathering space that encourages teamwork and collaboration among employees. in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> california lawmakers are trying to lower the barriers to build new housing. a state report finds that california needs 3.5 million new housing units, plus more electric vehicle chargers and increased public transit, as well as renewable energy projects to help fight climate change. earlier tonight on seven on the 730, we did speak with east bay assembly member buffy wicks, who helped produce the report about some of the ways to streamline the process. >> on the housing front, we can do things like with sequa, the california environmental quality act, do an exemption for infill housing if you're building on preexisting lots that have already had structures there, there should be an exemption. so you don't have to go through the sequel process. >> wicks said she and her colleagues in the assembly expect to introduce a package of 20

we're in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood.olicyholders here are getting dropped, citing aerial footage like this. everything from having mold and algae on their roof, which is not there, to having a pool in their back yard to something as simple as having a storage shed on their property. well, as we found out, the list of non-renewals is growing and may surprise you. from the city to the countryside, the relationship between california homeowners and insurance companies is starting to feel like a bad romance. just ask susan gadwa and her goats. >> this is poncho. >> she lives on a farm in penngrove, a small sonoma county town. >> we do everything ourselves. >> in an attempt to impress triple a, she invested $44,000 to fireproof her home. not to mention. >> they keep the grass down and eat a bunch of brush. >> yet, triple a. >> they just said, you know, we're dropping you. >> no text, no call. the cold rejection came in this letter. like a bad breakup. after more than 30 years of timely payments and zero claims. >> i've been a

madera 63, fresno 64, visalia, potrero hill y hanford, también con cielos parcialmente soleados.ndados de fresno. madera, mariposa, howard lutnik y también terminaría el jueves a las 16:00 de la tarde. vemos esas lluvias para el martes con un 50% en san francisco. el análisis meteorológico donde ya el miércoles vamos a ver precipitaciones en nuestra área y también en el área de la sierra. vemos mañana san francisco 57, mínima de 48. el jueves todo el día va a estar lloviendo, así que cargue su paraguas también. abríguese muy bien si va a salir en la mañana. san josé mañana 60 mínima de 50. para el miércoles desde las 05:00 hasta las 10:00 y nuevamente hasta las 18:00 de la tarde. desde las 18:00 de la tarde y hasta las 21:00 de la noche. con esa temperatura en los 57, mínima de 44. regreso contigo, miryam. gaby. gracias. hoy es un día clave para el condado san mateo porque residentes de esta región están votando para decidir el futuro del alguacil. cristina corpus, quien podría ser destituida por petición de autoridades locales. andrés brender está en 1 de esos centros de votació

congratulations again on moving the items forward with bell for the properties at sunnydale and potrero. >> truly truly a wonderful a wonderful feat to make sure that our residents are best served at those sites. thank you for the constant communication with those impacted and for the recent meetings that we've had with supervisors regarding properties within our portfolio that are of interest to supervisors and of course to us and to all of you, thank you so much. >> move to adjourn. time is 5:21 p.m.. thank you ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activi

i'm a resident of potrero hill and i was a mayoral candidate in 2024. >> that's how i have the pleasure and privilege of knowing honest charlie bodkin who i am here to strongly urge you to consider for seat number ten on the sunshine ordinance task force. >> charlie's background makes him very unique as a candidate. he has experience in technology as well as having a lot of experience with making requests for for public records. and i think that we need people like charlie in in people who have the skills, integrity and passion to make our more transparent. so i strongly urge you to appoint him to this task force. >> i'll speak a little bit about his experience on my campaign where he was the director of operations. it's no exaggeration to say that he engaged directly with thousands of residents all around the city where he learned about their experiences and frustrations with trying to get basic transparency out of city hall. >> that experience along with what he mentioned earlier with his experience with the los angeles times as a data reporter and his his experience as a blogger whic

the bookstore housed in a victorian [indiscernible] who runs the potrero hill archive.sed for number of different things. the pharmacy being one of them. what makes us unique is we maintained the original character of the space. if you look up here, you see the ancient retrofitting. these are the original fixtures of what was here in the early 1920's or so. one of my favorite parts is sitting in that chair out front and saying hello to people when they come in and one of my favorite parts is when someone asks me oo recommend a book. you have home, you have work, well a third place is a place where you look for community and you build community, and i think of christopher's and other businesses like that as a third place. i had kids who come in that i knew when they were born and they come in and introduce to their kids. that is how long i is are been here. that feeling of history and connection and family and just being a sole proprietor in one of the most amazing cities in the world. i still enjoy coming to work every day. >> we definitely have a lot of amazing places

i think the foot traffic is very important for us. >> the headquarters was previously in potrero hillat the uc system. the pressure from the trump administration on some of the nation's top scho incl ing i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] does he have the authority to do it. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the new york stock exchange this morning, city meals on wheels ringing that opening bell. like many meals on wheels organizations across the country. its goal is to end hunger among older adults. as that bell rings, there's some good news from macy's. the retailer reports its

. >> reporter: his nonprofit partners with potrero nuevo farms in a work force development program.uits and vegetables. they gave 13,000 pounds of organic produce last year to 300 people in need. >> easier for now. >> reporter: curtis says serving others gives him a sense of purpose he hadn't felt and a long time. >> that gives you reason to be proud. and then working here on the farm. growing vegetables. and being able to give that to other folks. it helps a lot. >> reporter: eric helps about 125 unhoused people a year rake in a sense of self-confidence and community. while some work on the farm others do coastal clean-up. they earn a stipend for the four day workweek and they gain experience. eric also supplies a home base that include showers, laundry, kitchen, food, clothing and support for much more. >> everyone is on a journey of healing and wholeness. with their life. whether that's around housing, employment, sew briety, mental and physical health, those are all the issues that are on the table here. >> reporter: curtis says his whole life has changed. he was living in his c

. >> and strava's former headquarters were located right here in potrero hill.he new office will feature a gathering space that encourages teamwork and activities among employees in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> still to come tonight, more references to transgender people now being removed from federal websites. >> also a stand against federal cuts. veterans rallying in the north bay as va workers face an uncertain future. >> and something happened today, weather wise, that rarely happens here in the bay area. i will explain and talk about rain and when it moves back in, the fore st is coming up right new at ten. the national park service says it has removed more references to transgender people from its websites. last month, the trump administration sparked outrage after taking down information about transgender people from the website of the stonewall national monument. it also has removed reference for the queer community, referring only to lgb. the stonewall inn in new york was the site of protests against police raids in the 1960s. it was

we're in san francisco's potrero hilln neighborhood.d, citing aerial footage like this. everything from having mold and algae on their roof, which is not there, to having a pool in their backyard to something as simple as having a storage shed on their property. well, as we found out, the list of non-renewals is growing and may surprise you. categorypeople from the city to therypeople countryside. the relationship between california homeowners and insurance companies is starting to feel like a bad romance. just ask susan gadwa and her goats. >> this is poncho. >> she lives on a farm in penngrove, a small sonoma county town. >> we do everything ourselves. >> in an attempt to impress triple a, she invested $44,000 to fireproof her home with a new high grade roof, gutter guards and stone around her home. not to mention. >> they keep the grass down and eat a bunch of brush. >> yet triple a. >> they just said, you know, we're dropping you. >> no text, no call. the cold rejection came in this letter like a bad breakup. after more than 30 year

we're in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood.e are getting dropped, citing aerial footage like this. everything from having mold and algae on their roof, which is not there, to having a pool in their backyard to something as simple as having a storage shed on their property. well, as we found out, the list of non-renewals is growing and may surprise you. from the city to the countryside. the relationship between california homeowners and insurance companies is starting to feel like a bad romance. just ask susan and her goats. >> this is poncho. >> she lives on a farm in penngrove, a small sonoma county town. >> we do everything ourselves. >> in an attempt to impress triple a, she invested $44,000 to fireproof her home. not to mention. >> they keep the grass down and eat a bunch of brush. >> yet triple a. >> they just said, you know, we're dropping you. >> no text, no call. the cold rejection came in this letter. like a bad breakup after more than 30 years of timely payments and zero claims. >> i've been a loyal customer of yours.

. >> the company's headquarters were once in potrero hill. >> california is looking to help adults findltiyear effort to build a new virtual platform called the career passport. governor newsom described his vision for the digital portfolio in december. the record would be available to every california resident and would automatically update as a person gains skills and credentials with information validated by schools and employers. >> workers say they're increasingly suffering frustration and exhaustion after meetings. some call it a meeting hangover. a new study from harvard business finds about 90% of employees surveyed said they've experienced one. workers say they are so busy attending meetings, often several in one day. they don't have any time to actually do their work. >> typically, it's because you feel like your time was tremendously wasted and that frustration results in a loss of productivity. following the meeting. >> the most common complaint about meetings include a lack of a clear agenda and poor time management. experts advise managers hold less frequent and shorter me

the company's headquarters were once in potrero hill. >> it's great news, especially for downtown andt too far away in potrero hill. now moving downtown. >> well, today is national crab day, and the place to be today is fisherman's wharf. taking a live look now from pier 39, where the fisherman's wharf crab crawl will get underway at 11:00 this morning. tickets to the crawl are about $70. that gets you a crab meal and a crab bloody mary inside six participating restaurants. you must get tickets in advance. and what a lovely day to be out in the city. there's no fog, there's clear skies. >> and sunday's yesterday. probably head up to ghirardelli today. crab. and you got blue sky. and when are we going? rosemary and bloody mary's, mind you. >> let's go now. good morning. happy sunday. yes, a great day to be out and about. but getting out this morning i would say go for perhaps a thicker jacket dressed in layers. temperatures in the 30s for some. giving you a live look there at alcatraz. now along the embarcadero fisherman's wharf area, upper 40s to about 50 degrees to start the day ther

the bookstore housed in a victorian [indiscernible] who runs the potrero hill archive. this space is used for number of different things. the pharmacy being one of them. what makes us unique is we maintained the original character of the space. if you look up here, you see the ancient retrofitting. these are the original fixtures of what was here in the early 1920's or so. one of my favorite parts is sitting in that chair out front and saying hello to people when they come in and one of my favorite parts is when someone asks me oo recommend a book. you have home, you have work, well a third place is a place where you look for community and you build community, and i think of christopher's and other businesses like that as a third place. i had kids who come in that i knew when they were born and they come in and introduce to their kids. that is how long i is are been here. that feeling of history and connection and family and just being a sole proprietor in one of the most amazing cities in the world. i still enjoy coming to work every day. >> we definitely have a lot of

the bookstore housed in a victorian [indiscernible] who runs the potrero hill archive. this space is used for number of different things. the pharmacy being one of them. what makes us unique is we maintained the original character of the space. if you look up here, you see the ancient retrofitting. these are the original fixtures of what was here in the early 1920's or so. one of my favorite parts is sitting in that chair out front and saying hello to people when they come in and one of my favorite parts is when someone asks me oo recommend a book. you have home, you have work, well a third place is a place where you look for community and you build community, and i think of christopher's and other businesses like that as a third place. i had kids who come in that i knew when they were born and they come in and introduce to their kids. that is how long i is are been here. that feeling of history and connection and family and just being a sole proprietor in one of the most amazing cities in the world. i still enjoy coming to work every day. >> we definitely have a lot of

. >> so maybe you've heard of our potrero yard or we're developing in the mission and then there's presidioyard over by geary and masonic that has a lot of potential and all over the city we can show you a map if you're interested. so create more housing and create a revenue stream to support transit. we're really excited about that but it just that will not solve our immediate budget shortfalls but it's a little bit of a longer term idea and then road pricing congestion pricing have been on the table and discussed and studied year for years and you know would take a lot more conversation if those were to be developed. we're just looking at them as one of many potential solutions . okay. so just want to say a few more things that i want to stop and hear your questions. >> there's no single silver bullet idea here. there's no one thing that's going to solve the entire funding gap. so we are going to have to look at a package of potential revenue sources hopefully minimize cuts but there may be some efficiencies and cuts that we have to look at as part of a package of meeting that are very, v

i'm a resident of potrero hill and i was a mayoral candidate in 2024. >> that's how i have the pleasure and privilege of knowing honest charlie bodkin who i am here to strongly urge you to consider for seat number ten on the sunshine ordinance task force. >> charlie's background makes him very unique as a candidate. he has experience in technology as well as having a lot of experience with making requests for for public records. and i think that we need people like charlie in in people who have the skills, integrity and passion to make our more transparent. so i strongly urge you to appoint him to this task force. >> i'll speak a little bit about his experience on my campaign where he was the director of operations. it's no exaggeration to say that he engaged directly with thousands of residents all around the city where he learned about their experiences and frustrations with trying to get basic transparency out of city hall. >> that experience along with what he mentioned earlier with his experience with the los angeles times as a data reporter and his his experience as a blogger whic

teams on sunday ahead of the nba all-star game i also spent time at speeds command center out in potrero. what struck me most at those meetings was how seamlessly the teams worked together to make sure the city was ready for any situation. let me tell you there's an incredible amount of hard work going on behind the scenes to keep our city safe. residents and visitors don't always see that work but they can feel it. they can feel it when they ride muni with their family to the parade without worrying they can feel it when they shop at the pop ups that were up and down powell street and they can feel it when they enjoy the walk from their hotel to dinner. everything all the time they travel down a clean and welcoming street and feel safe. our city workers are making a difference and we are starting to see vast improvement on that front. the stats from the weekend also tell a story of success. the lunar new year parade and nba all-star festivities brought hundreds of thousands of visitors to our city and spurred hundreds of millions of dollars in economic activity thanks to the increased l

we also are using innovative project delivery techniques for example on train control and on potrerogely focused on increasing competition and increasing project quality to manage things like task orders . i don't think we know yet what is going to be the impacts of some of the federal policies on things like parts and the supply chain and we'll work closely with the cities comptroller's office and with our partners nationally both in the public and private sector to try to understand those trends. but the the the impact of increasingly higher capital costs is a very real challenge for our industry. thank you, director. just as a last question and thought, you know we just got a presentation from mtc staff in the poster it seems like you know where we are don't need one thing we need multiple things and in terms of revenue one perhaps three adjustments to our spending as well and you know as a heavy political lift is something that we're all going to have to do and not just in san francisco and in order to sell it, you know you know people do question us in terms of are people paying

. >> now, the company's headquarters used to be housed in potrero hill. >> some 49ers fans this morning hoping to add another bosa to the team. joey bosa, the five time pro bowl defensive lineman, is being released by the los angeles chargers. he was due to earn a $12 million roster bonus next week. the 29 year old has 72 career sacks and has slowed down in recent years due to injuries. he is the older brother of niners star nick bosa. their mom, as you would expect, would love to see a reunion. she recently posted to social media a plea to start a petition to bring joey to the bay. >> sal, do you remember that song bring the boys home? it sounds like that's what the bosa mom would be saying. but in the meantime, sal, you're watching our commute and you've been busy this morning. >> or maybe the song the boys are back in town. >> that's another. >> one, thin lizzy. yeah. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at contra costa county. i promised you a look here. it's backed up from loveridge road to willow pass. very unique. unique and unique. i would say a very routine looki

district 40 x height in both district and priority equity geography special use district and within the potrero hill neighborhood and was developed in 1910 with an approximately 2003 2300 square foot two unit two bedroom dwelling unit and the subject dwelling unit is currently occupied by the property owner prior to the middle of the listed conditional use authorization the project sponsors completed a pre-application meeting on december 14th, 2023, which was attended by two public members . to date the department has received eight letters in support of the project and none in opposition. >> amongst the letters of support are the two immediate neighbors at 790 and 786 arkansas street. the members of the public expressing support indicate the project ability to provide a family suitable home that meets the needs of the growing family . >> the department does recommend disapproval for the following reasons the project will demolish an existing aged and sound single family residency which is generally considered more affordable the new unit and will construct a new single family residence within