[applause] >> and sunnydale and potrero hill. you are not forgotten. you are a part of san francisco too, and so parts of this additional funding will go towards making sure that we change the living conditions of the people who live in sunnydale and potrero hill specifically. [applause] >> this investment will bring us closer to not only helping to rebuild those properties for the current residence, but more importantly to increase the number of units on those sights. to increase our housing stock in san francisco. it will accelerate the process. these are just some of the things we can accomplish under our proposed plan. these funds alone are not going to support every shelter beds bed or every affordable housing unit that we need to tackle the challenges that all of you know that we face. for making the right investments and moving these projects forward faster is the difference between someone getting housed tomorrow, and someone getting housed a year from now. what is the difference? sooner rather than later. this is about making sure that everyon

i've lived on potrero hill for 40 years and have been with the potrero hill project over 30. we advised developers about the plans about irish hill. i really can't describe how disappointed and shocked i was to find out that jewel would be a tenant at pier 70. pier 70 would be a great public benefit, and it's juul's benefit to addict young people to nicotine. please do something to find a better use for the port and san francisco and san francisco for the future. >> thank you. toby letharne. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it's very nice to be here again. i'm toby levine, and i'm the chair of the central waterfront advisory group. the central waterfront advisory group has been following this project for a number of years. in my case, i'd say close to 20. not just orton, but the whole area. so we're very excited and very happy with the work that the port has done and that orton has done with the rehabilitation of the buildings. and it's -- it's almost a work of art. if you go and look at those buildings and see what they've done, it's fabulous and someday, hopefully, you'll g

at the corner of 23rd and kansas in potrero hill.. one worker had to use a vacumn truck to finish the job. meanwhile, high winds blew over some netting that was held up huge steel poles at the harding park golf course. a man working for the golf netting company charged with replacing them says he's never seen anything like this. (robin ) mission street between 4th and 5th streets was shut down to traffic and even pedestrians as city workers cut up the branches of a 50 foot tall ficus tree. muni lines and buses are back to normal, after several delays and re-routes. (robin ) a cluster of earthquakes hit the east bay this week. the latest at the the hayward fault in berkeley... and the second near highway- 24 in oakland. but, does this mean a bigger quake is around the corner? kron 4's justine waldman explains how the government shutdown is limiting earthquake data... sots "it woke me up this morning, the building was shak

this happened just before 8:30 this morning on connecticut street in potrero hill. this video was shared with kron4 from the citizen app. two people were injured and are in critical condition tonight. firefighters say they rescued one victim-- while another victim was rescued by construction workers. the cause is under investigation. dry weather with seasonable daytime temperatures and cold overnight lows will continue through the remainder of the week. overnight lows will be in the 30s-40s tonight. daytime highs thursday will warm up slightly in the mid to upper 50s. a pattern shift is then forecast by this weekend with the return of widespread rain and potential for gusty winds. rain totals look best in the coastal ranges and the north bay areas where upwards of 2.00" (locally higher amounts possible) are forecast through the weekend. elsewhere, 0.50" to 1.00" amounts are more likely. unsettled conditions are likely into next week. (vicki) if you're looking for weekend plans-- steph curry is hosting a free party for warriors fans on friday night. it's happening at

flooding here's some of that localized flooding in action....at the corner of 23rd and kansas in potrero hill.....one city worker tried her best to clear the storm drain....but it proved too tough for her rake....causing it to brake. snap...well that's that..... and ended up calling for a vacumn truck to finish the job. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) taper off, drivers are feeling the need to return to their old habits(catherine) but the c-h-p says the roads are still wet....and now is 'not' the timeto speed up.. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at the bay bridge toll plaza .. and dan i understand you got a first hand look at what they're talking about during a ride- along today.... tell us more.. chp wet weather tips 0117195 insertdrivers in the east bay found the sun trying to peak through on thursday... but the highway patrol says that's giving them a false sense of security.sot officer sean wilkenfeld/chp :08this is one of the worst times because the rain has stopped or is slowing down people think they can start drving as fast as they want but its not going to work out to well becu

the leaves are harder to sweep up there's a lot more trashat the corner of 23rd and kansas in potrero hill.....one city worker tried her best to clear the storm drain....but it proved too tough for her rake....causing it to brake. snap...well that's that..... and ended up calling for a vacumn truck to finish the job. workers at the harding park golf course came upon this damage when they showed up at 5am.some of the huge steel poles that hold up the netting around the driving range were bent....likely under the pressure of high winds blowing over the course which brought half the netting crashing down. a man working for the golf netting company charged with replacing them says he's never seen anything like this.they're older polls they've been in the ground for a while they're just weaker and just folded under the pressuremission street between 4th and 5th streets was shut down to traffic and even pedestrians in some stretches as city workers cut up the branches of a 50 foot tall ficus tree. take a look how it broke up the pavement where it uprooted. the only thing keeping it from crashing

this happened just before 8:30 yesterday morning on connecticut street in potrero hill.ideo was shared with kron4 from the "citizen app." two people were injured and are in critical condition tonight. firefighters say they rescued one victim-- while another victim was rescued by construction workers. the cause is under investigation. ( darya ) san jose mayor sam liccardo is recovering at home this morning ... after being hit by a car while riding his bike on new year's day. the accident happened on the 600 block of salt lake drive tuesday afternoon. the driver of the car that hit liccardo stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. yesterday ... the mayor was released from the hospital. he suffered minor fractures to a couple of vertebrae and his sternum ... but otherwise he is in good spirits. ( darya ) mayor liccardo is an avid cyclist ... as seen in these photos from the las

this happened just before 8:30 yesterday morning on connecticut street in potrero hill.hared with kron4 from the "citizen app." two people were injured and are in critical condition tonight. firefighters say they rescued one victim-- while another victim was rescued by construction workers. the cause is under investigation. ( james )( james ) house floor some more sunshine today but amid increasing cloud cover leading us into what will be a cloudy, windy and rainy weekend, most notably on saturday. temperatures will peak into a range of 50's again with little change in temperatures expected into the weekend. (robin) san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. . richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) police arrest a man after they say he grabbed the shirt of a mcdonald's employee and tried to pull her over the counter. and it was all apparently over a straw. witnessses say daniel taylor was upset there were no straws on the condiments counter. but an employee told him about a new law .. which requires customers to request a straw if t

i am ready to fight for potrero hill, i'm ready to fight for bayview, i'm ready to fight for visitation vallie, i'm ready to fight for little hollywood, i'm ready to fight for every single neighborhood and community in district ten. [applause] >> in our first hundred days, we said we would begin to address affordable housing by meeting with all relevant parties to ensure our housing stock and the pipeline gets built. we said we would fight homelessness and ensure proxy resources are spent how intended we said we would address transportation needs and eliminate the institutionally racist prep -- recessed practice we said we would meet and focus on adequate testing of the entire shipyard and push the navy,, the department of public health, that the state department to work with academia to eliminate the conflicts and build trust back within the community. and we have been meeting with the city attorney, the navy, the e.p.a., and the leadership of this city already to address that. we are ready to work on the quality of life issues, and make sure that people stop disrespecting our streets

this happened just before 8:30 yesterday morning on connecticut street in potrero hill. from the mobile app. two people were injured and are in critical condition tonight. firefighters say they rescued one victim-- while another victim was rescued by construction workers. the cause is under investigation. ( james )finding beauty among the ashes. that's what one artist is doing by painting a mural on a burned down home... from the devastating camp fire. reporter nazy javid has the story from paradise. edwards lived on clark road in paradise and lost everything in the camp fire. he doesn't have insurance but through it all he says he continues to have faith. over 19,000 structures were destroyed by the camp fire, the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california's history."i have a friend named shane grammar that i've known for several years and he is a great artist. he saw some photos that i posted on facebook of my home and he contacted me about painting something on my fireplace to symbolize that there is still beauty among ashes," edwards said.advertisingedward

the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was it is an clouf right-of-way a set of pedestrians will cross from the sidewalk to the middle of the street a. >> to move the reliable along the corridor with this travel time had been signifying reduced we think the ripped will

potrero hill improvements,, also slated to be completed in the spring of 2019. over the past three years, the department department has dedicated general funds dollars to deferred maintenance and improvements throughout the city we continue to implement projects using the baseline funding for the original control , irrigation paving, boiler replacements as part of our lifecycle, fencing, and a.d.a. general fund dollars have gone to fund resurfacing and repainting of over 30 quarts, including basketball, tennis, volleyball in the past 20 years alone. the completion of our lifecycle condition assessment of our recreation and park assets, later this spring will allow the department to proactively address and prioritize our deferred maintenance obligations and plan for the next bond, including our annual capital expenditures. we have assessed through that program over 59 million square feet of linear and voter goal assets. this is one of the most important initiatives that we are undertaking in the planning department, and we hope that this will be a legacy database

after they were rescued out of a condemned city housing complex that caught fire this morning on potrero hill. the fire department said the construction worker and police officer spotted the fire and rescued one adult from the first floor. another adult was found on the second floor during a search by firefighters. the building at 26th and connecticut streets was supposed to be vacant. the fire department says it has not yet determined the cause. >>> new this morning, a san jose police officer is out of the hospital after getting hurt in a crash overnight. this happened just before 2:00 a.m. at tully and king roads. you can see there the officer being loaded into an ambulance. he's now been treated and released. police say the other driver was not hurt. he stayed at the scene and cooperated and got cited for a red light violation. >>> new overnight, fire crews are cleaning up from a fire in castro valley. it started just after 10:00 last night. the fire was put out by 10:30. no one was inside. the cause is under investigation and we don't know yet how much damage was done. >>> now to developi

at the corner of 23rd and kansas in potrero hill.....one city worker tried her best to clear the storm drain....but it proved too tough for her rake....causing it to brake. she ended up calling for a vacumn truck to finish the job. meanwhile, high winds blew over some netting that was held up huge steel poles at the harding park golf course.harding park poles at the up huge steel poles at the harding park golf course. a man working for the golf netting company charged with replacing them says he's never seen anything like this. (grant) mission street between 4th and 5th streets was shut down to traffic and even pedestrians in some stretches as city workers cut up the branches of a 50 foot tall ficus tree. muni lines had to be de=engergized and buses rerouted for several hours while the work was underway. (pam) a jack- knifed big rig ... ponding at local parks .... and more fallen trees. it was another chaotic day of weather in the east bay. kron four's philippe djegal reports from cont

i videotaped newson writing at potrero hill. they looked like a rock star. i am bringing back all that history, and i am just saying inadvertently that yours truly, ace is on the case. there is a new sensation here in the city. particularly with hope s.f. rad. and all of those unforgotten black folks that are in these r.a.d. apartments. yours truly, ace is on the case, and making sure this particular race its going to be in the next ten years. my name is ace and i am on the case right here in the city by the bay. i'm so happy. >> any other public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor walton. >> briefly, i forgot to mention that the project sponsor and city staff are here to answer any questions if there were any on this item. >> there were no questions. so supervisor walton made a motion to continue this item to january 29th, 2019. is there a second? seconded by supervisor ronan. motion to continue this item to january 29th, made by supervisor walton and seconded by supervisor ronan, without objection, item 48 and 49 a

it 457d round 8:002349 city's potrero hill fliemgz were shooting out of the second floor of this building. a group of workers were nearby when it happened and rushed to save one of the victims. >> at onset of this fire we did have an individual at the front door. police officers and some individuals from the groundskeepers group. they were wearing orange vests. we initially thought those were construction workers. assisted that individual to our paramedics. >> firefighters were able to locate and rescue the second victim. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> how would you like job with no commute, free housing and dynamite views? if that sounds good a bay area dream job has just opened up. the east brother life station needs an inn keeper. you may not recognize the tiny island but it is local in the middle of san pablo bay just north of the richard mond san rafael bridge. the non-profit which runs the island and will hire a couple. one of themveee a commercial boat operator's license to ferry guests to and from the island. the inn is open four days a week. so ook cooking skil