the presidio. it starts at 11: 00, but a few hours from now there will be hundreds of people taking part in this. behind us you can see a lot of setup and preparation work. they are setting up the tents, later this morning starting 11:00 there will be 23 different food vendors in the trucks. people can come here and sample a variety of different foods. they are also setting up other equipment out here with a forklift. they've been at work since 6:00 this morning. here's some video from the octogrid picnic at the presidio a few years ago. again, this is a chance for people to get outdoors and it will be a beautiful day. it's already pretty warm for this time of year. people can come sample food from 23 different food vendors who have the tents here. they are also going to have 10 different food trucks to be showing up a little later this morning and there will be a good variety of food to try out. everything from cakebabs special grilled cheese to snow cones. and also onsite deejay and free yoga cla

oh, the address. >> yes. >> it is 1030 gerard road and it is right in presidio. currently actually, swords to plowshares, they have their own lunch program that we don't oversee, we don't, you know, but the program finds that these veterans really had a need for additional service so they are partnering with project open hand to be able to provide a dinner meal for these seniors. >> i'm a veteran and i was stationed out at presidio so that's why i was looking for it. >> oh, okay. >> okay, thank you. is there any questions? hearing none i will call for the vote. all in favor? opposes? ayes have it and so the motion is carried. h, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with russian american community services for the provision of nutrition services for seniors at congregate meal sites during the period of july 1, 2014 through june 30, 2016 in the additional amount of $19,816 feir a revised total grant amount not to exceed $607,585. could i have a motion to discuss? >> moved. >> second. >> you are on. >> for the russian american community services th

rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point they think the youth commissioner rosa chin hit the nail on the head with a recommendation that we have equity with policies like this and looking at the southeast neighborhoods, soma, the various areas where i think there is an inequality of access to outdoor activities and the others that recommended the scholarships to be expanded, how we work with rec and park and the school district and others to ensure they're real and to the community reps and the larkin street and meta and the others i think really great partnerships with community, not just the government agencies, but with the community organizations as well, but i want to say thank you for opening our eyes and the door to a longer conversation and then the young people especially to use the document like this to make it real so it impacts every child regardless of inco

the presidio trust asked if supervisor farrell if he would put the same resolution in front of the board of supervisors it to recognize the initiative to promote these outdoor experiences listed for all san francisco children and commem rat this in october. this was a no brainer for supervisor farrell. as you know supervisor farrell is a former park director and is raising his kids here and understands that the children should be introduced to these areas and playing in the mud and sand and discovering wildlife and riding a bike among other things. the reason this is before you today it was originally on the adoption without reference to calendar but it was asked to refer it so the committee could hear it and we're glad they did that. i appeared before the youth commission twice and i was blown away by their analysis, their thoughtful questions and the way they looked at this resolution for us it's a no brainer. of course every child has a right to these experiences listed in the resolution and what i liked about what we heard in the youth commission is that what are we going to do about

this was brought to our attention by the presidio trust who is here today and they were going to celebrate the inauguration of the san francisco children's outdoor bill of rights back in october in 2014. this resolution had been endorsed by the san francisco parks and rec commission and in 2007 the state of california adopted the nation's first state wide childrens' outdoor bill of rights to acknowledge the importance of nature to a child's physical and emotional well being. the presidio trust asked if supervisor farrell if he would put the same resolution in front of the board of supervisors it to recognize the initiative to promote these outdoor experiences listed for all san francisco children and commem rat this in october. this was a no brainer for supervisor farrell. as you know supervisor farrell is a former park director and is raising his kids here and understands that the children should be introduced to these areas and playing in the mud and sand and discovering wildlife and riding a bike among other things. the reason this is before you today it was originally on the adoption w

rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point

started having permit parking but the city in the marina they were moving into the presidio how do westablish i think there is a big problem with the bart station and available to the do we look at the boundary and the single site large users. >> the program was first developed in the 1970s to address the park-and-ride issue such as you see around the bart station the way the program was designed was a democratic progress not the agency comes in and say we want you to have it but the neighbors self-organize so at the end of the district there are parch work and holds this is one edge of one district the residents came together and went through the process with the transportation currently establishes in order to get themselves at to an area because that's really the main traditional path for establishing rtd it didn't work the majority of residents the way the rules are established it it not initiated. >> we'll look at the method of expanding the zones does this make sense autopsy and an complicated thing it takes a lot of parking but do we have obviously if you see a vehicle that is

please. >> morning i'm matthew dove representing the ymca of san francisco i run the ymca for the presidio ymca and i have so much to say in so little time i want to let you know about cost friend of mineness the youth bicycle programs through the contract there middle schools and high schools are exposing in terms of popularity and reach this year we're going to reach a minimum of 9 hundred students across the city but this is just the students we are going to be in front of my instructors from the judge we work with several instructors and many of those are working out of schools they have fleets and bicycles to instruct there are many schools that are teaching their students working with us not currently working directly with us right now 7 schools that have their own fleet of bikes and a purchase at ucla for other bikes the schools we go to we work in barney or partnering with the schools we have high frequently introduced lunches and instructors with facilities that host a facility program in the future we had a pe pb once in the summer and spring the instructors that are interested i

packed with seniors and students that go to galileo presidio and washington. if a student or senior fall the rest of the students and seniors will fall. i like to request the sfmta boards to provide special buses with senior and students feel more safe and more enjoyable rides. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon everyone. my name is shirlee and also a youth leader from ccdc. as many of our youth leaders have said we think that school bus routes are important, especially to those low income and transit dependent students who take the bus to school everyday and may be limited to the opportunity to go to the school of their choice. for many immigrant low income families many of the parents might not have the time to take their kids to school because they have to work for long hours so they might not have the time to drive them to school in the morning. if these students attend school that far away from their neighborhoods it would require them long commute hours and probably multiple bus transfers to get to school especially in the southeast neighborhood

ferry building is 55 degrees coming into downtown, portrero hill sunny side 54 park presidio and ocean beach 51, and same across the golden gate bridge. 55 in pittsburg and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 40s. from sutro tower this morning it will be breezy at the coast up to 62. 70 to 75 inland and in walnut creek it is clear. the warmth climaxes tomorrow and clouds from a cold front drop us two to eight degrees with a stray shower in the north bay on friday and increasing sunshine and warmer on sunday. the rest of the weekend forecast is coming up. sue? >> thanks. kristen and i can compare dresses and you can compare ties. no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is light headed into san francisco a great time to commute the bay bridge at 4:38. san rafael is looking good, southbound 101 headed to the sick center on the left hand side of the road passing north gate mall on the right-hand side with no delays into san francisco. now, a look at what is out there, early road work with a full closure of northbound 101 at petaluma boulevard and that is pick up and road

whether you are park presidio at june or ocean beach bay vow at 52 portrero hill, sunny side, downtown at 53 owe through the ferry building at 55 degrees. the rest of other neighbors show 50 in belmont and union city and walnut creek and fairfield at 51 and richmond is 52 and pittsburg and 59 and everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 40s and san leandro and pleasanton and american can wherein. now, what will happen today from the east bay cameras, you can see the dear conditions over the bay right now. we will have a passing high should or two. that is about it. otherwise, a very bright day. at the coast we start off with fog and headed toward the afternoon hours you will see increasing sunshine. 60 to 62 for you and inland, 72 in petaluma to young if brentwood and around the bay, 68 to 75 degrees. moving forward through the weekend we are going to see increasing clouds and temperatures that will be about 2-6 degrees cooler but steady and low-to-mid 70s away from the coast and low-to-mid 60 and a stray shower possible on friday night and the rest of us on sunday evening. that is ahead i

presidio, of course across the golden gate bridge. there are music stations and party stations.ps along the way for people who are running in this just for the fun of it. but there are competitive runners here as well. in fact we talked to the winner in the men's category for this half-marathon. fernando cabado of fresno finished in one hour, six minutes, 24 seconds. it's the first time he's run in this event. in fact he took the top spot away from the san francisco guy who won it the last two years in a row. cabada describes the course as harsh, he says there are some steep hills, inclines. he was glad he made it through and talks about how it fits into his future running goals. >> i go to boston in two weeks. this is a final prep for that. with the steep inclines and downhills and such i knew it's tough in boston too. >> reporter: there are some road closures because of the race but -- great highway from lincoln to balboa is still shut down until 9:00 this morning. the golden gate bridge as we showed you in the picture, the two northbound lanes are shut down. to accommodate al

board amendment and lastly in terms of major changes to the budget we're addressing $1.4 million to presidio parkway this is toll money expenditures that haven't been properly supported by caltrain yet before we pay the charges we're requesting additional support from caltrain and moving down the line the third item in the budget amendment the expenditures the capital project expenditures $25 million decrease for the radio replacement and central control communication projects mta is over seeing the projects and the projects have not accrued costs as quickly in the schedule further below coordinating expenditures with the grant designation and for the fourth financial item we're increasing personnel costs by $345,000 this is related to the reorganization back in march 2014 that the board approved adding new positions for the 3 positions we have currently staffed 5 of the 8 positions those positions will not be staffed until we have the funding to be able to pay for those positions and towards the end of the memo an attachment a and b, a is a consolidation of a level of what the changes are a

. >>> presidio slow down what had traffic coming to a crawl overnight on doyle drive and will had beimpact on the morning commute? >> a california apartment complex is up in flames with a toddler stuck inside. firefighters come to the rescue. >> if san jose, police say a man was shot these times outside of his home this morning. we will tell you the description given by the officers. >> thick fog for commute and less than quarter-mile visibility through 10:00. the air could be too dry for rain. we have the chances in the forecast just ahead. >> in the traffic center from pea chips to pea soup that is the fogs can drive over the san mateo bridge with the drive loading up in terms of congestion a sig-alert in the east bay. stay tuned. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good tuesday morning. at 6:29. what a foggy morning. the walnut creek camera shows cars moving with visibility problems. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. leyla little is tracking the traffic. meteorologist mike nicco has the weather? >>> we have san francisco international airport de

avenue and the boulevard a huge bike coordinator those connectors north-south it connects i am the presidio and important merchant and vibrant coordinators like the bike routines those are critical improvements through our neighborhood transportation neighborhood will improve the safety for pedestrians and drivers alike and will help with the safety for the walkers and drivers as well i look forward to the planning process as those projects move forward. >> thank the transportation authority staff for they're great work. >> thank you supervisor mar any other questions or comments my public comment on item number 9 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues, can we take item same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. that will be the order. >> item 10. >> item 10 wee reprogram in the grant fund from the san francisco multiple to the light rail vehicle procurement project with conditions this is an action items. >> colleagues, any questions or comments seeing none seeing none public comment is closed. colleagues stem 10 same house, same call? we'll take that without objec

. >>> presidio slow down what had traffic coming to a crawl over might and will there be an impact onning commute? >> we know fog has an impact this morning. this is the embarcadero in san francisco. stay tuned. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good tuesday morning at 5:29. thanks for starting your day with us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas alongside leyla gulen and meteorologist mike nicco is were watching the weather. >> watching the fog. it is nation a few spots. all of us below 1,500 feet are under a dense fog advisory with quarter-mile visibility or less through the commute until 10:00 and the thick of the fog is san rafael. you can see the headlights southbound 101. we could see some sun

fun and today i i had occasion to spend the entire day with law enforcement professionals at the presidio where we discussed procedural justice and people there from washington the attorney general's office very good exchange and we have the report on 21 st century policing from the president's task force as well as the ferguson report that we'll go over to make sure that we're at least in line if not ahead of the rest of the country in what we're doing to make sure that we maintain public trust in our communities. and i'll now have the commissioner go go to the next line item. >> oh, i think that's me. inspect tore please go go to the next line item. >> the 2015-2016 budget. >> good evening. good evening president loftus commissioners members of the of the must be. so tonight carolyn welsh and i your budget directors are going to present the 15-16 budget very similar to the two prior years and feel free to interrupt me at any time with any questions and normally we would be presenting this budget in february prior to the city mandated deadline of february 21st but due to the community me

come reiterate are a the form of action san francisco was asked to be a peer leader to luggage the presidio champion with the enthusiastic support of mayor ed lee what has challenged other cities 80 join san francisco's leads we'll be hosting the u.s. conference of mayors in june we're so fortunate to have a mayor it gets it i want to share a quick story when he was the head of public works he, he we participated to make it a better workforce one of the things he created a space for women empowerment group among the employees to invite women to the first meeting he sent them a personal invitation to the home addresses helped them to pa participate and that group has been flushing every sense his qualifying didn't stop with city employees we know that 3 out four women's work in the private gender and you launched the 230u6r78 and challenged the private sector to encourage women in the workplace i see supervisor cohen has joined itself to enact the family friendly owners and the equal pay act and he's made a tremendous commitment to fight violence definition women fund for you the sifdz again

ymca and others bans the map we have bicycle stops all over the place and people buena vista to the presidio i'd like to request that you guys come back in an rfp and talk about how this is be structured sometimes, it benefits the districts and this is challenging to say that is a great thing when i look at two locations and ton of kids in the district i'd like to see this come back next month. >> thanks supervisor breed. >> thank you so i royals this is just an extension for a couple of months until you award a new contract but i still have a problems are the cost we're talking about over $5,000 per classes based on my calculations and bans the number of people $200 per person and so i'm concerned about the expense i know there are pamphlets and bikes i mean a number of things but evolving their startup costs and continued costs that should decrease in terms of the number so i agree with supervisor christensen on the need to do a better job to get more participation in the classes ultimately the point of those classes to provide safety to the public and so that people are biking save and le

about the aesthetic and environmental impacts of the two choices we're certainly seeking in the presidio a modern preference for low profile and integrated roadways so up until the parrot of retaining walls i was thinking the preferred approach would have visible and environmental improvements what happens to the sizeable retaining wall. >> the virtual impact analysis will be the key document we've prepare i'll envision there will be aesthetic treatments we'll have to implement has part of the project and caltrain has done similar retaining wall work on the one side of the island and match the topographic. >> any other questions seeing none and i think tilly chang. >> i want to thank our folks and the entire yerba buena team this project a complex and in addition to managing the top graph and the actual job they've been able to corridor with the other promotions tida and others in the first phase of yerba buena housing and in addition the caltrain is taking down the bay bridge and we are coordinating with eric mentioned the mta and reporting with the touchdown of the bike and pedestrians

board amendment and lastly in terms of major changes to the budget we're addressing $1.4 million to presidiokway this is toll money expenditures that haven't been properly supported by caltrain yet before we pay the charges we're requesting additional support from caltrain and moving down the line the third item in the budget amendment the expenditures the capital project expenditures

. >> to that point in some neighborhoods for example, in pacific heights and the presidio there is 3 hour parking and other 2 and 4 hour parking i feel like to have staff perhaps around the churches or other facilities look at three or four other windows to accommodate some of the concerns in this area any reason why we couldn't do that. >> the design it has a 2 flat two hour to make it simple but again, it is worth going back and take a look at the churches where the blocks have 4 hour parking. >> on this proposal there wasn't consideration of three or four hours for businesses. >> the original proposal some of the original proposals early on for june of this year committed some 4 hour parking, however, sfoovt prefers 2 hours parking it is easier to enforce and effective n enforcement how r vp is a dynamic provision if after the churches it is sdilsz along the block where some of the churches want 4 hours we can have that changed easily the is that you as the r vp changes. >> that's a good question a lot of concern about once you're in your sort of in and can't get out i hear once y

. >> for the presidio all right. so i can clarify what i've previously stated so what the permit holder indicated to me was that there was not sorry there was not currently a legal sorry the architect told her that that was not up to code she said what she meant was bring it up to code not legalize it as as a separate unit if the kitchen were demolished or single-family home then in the case the rental room without being a separate dwelling unit would be legal housing that's how it was represented to me based on my client her son lives in a backroom but those rooms are connected to the top that's why i was unaware it was two separates units there's a total lack of connection from the balk interior of the downstairs floor i'm happy to clarify i probably need to do so. >> how many units my representation there are two units but the architect says the bottom one was built without the benefit of a permit. >> i understand so there's only one occupant as a single unit on the top floor and mined one unit on the ground floor