so there's the presidio go system. are you saying you'd be utilizing that specific system in the presidio for the families. >> four our employees. we provide all of the transportation for our clients. >> commissioner sanchez? >> yeah. yeah, hi. i wondered if -- cpmc has been involved in a multitude of explorations, and i didn't realize that you've been linked with them since 2002. this is the same program that dave badigar has been involved it. >> dave is my predecessor. >> i'm sorry. i haven't kept up on the shift of personnel, etcetera. >> okay. >> the second question -- okay. as -- okay. because it's all interrelated, there is a crisis pertaining to providing the quality of care, number one, with actual physicians available or part of the protocols. and then, secondly, the fact that part of the st. luke's effort, and we're still looking at that, is that there would be a senior center of excellence there to provide multitude of service -- at least this is part of the hearings we heard many years ago, etcetera, and we

a century, fort scott has been pa presidio. it was the headquarters of the coastal artillery functioning as its own army base. weeds are now growing where the parade grounds used to be. she walks her dogs here and remembers the military past. >> i love it. i was actually stationed here. way before when people were here and i had friends here in the infantry, it was a happening place. >> reporter: the presidio trust is hoping to bring new life to the site and the buildings. fort scott is the last remaining large parcel of land and buildings in the presidio that remain to be renovated. >> reporter: the ceo says they have received nine proposals, ranging from plans for educational facilities, office space and food service sites. >> it will take $200 million just to bring the infrastructure, the utilities, as well as renovating all of the buildings. it will have to be done to historic preservation standards. >> reporter: the staff evaluated all nine proposals. three plans seem most able to meet the criteria for the site. financiall

it was the headquarters of the coastal artillery functioning as its own army base within the presidio. weeds now growing where fort scott's old parade grounds used to be. tammy near walks her dogs here now. but she remembers its military past. >> i love t i was actually stationed here. i worked at the hospital way before when people were here and i had friends here in the infantry. these barracks were a happening place. >> reporter: now, the president- elect pres -- the presidio trust is hoping to bring new life to the buildings. fort scott the last remaining large parcel of land and buildings in the presidio that remain to be renovated. >> reporter: jean fraser says they have received nine proposals. they range from plans for educational facilities and artificial intelligence hub, market rate housing, office space an food serve us sites. >> it will take somewhere in the range of $200 million just to bring the infrastructure, the utilities as well as renovating all of the buildings. it will have to be done to historic preservation standards. >> reporter: this week, the staff evaluated

crissy field avenue in the presidio, in san francisco, is now permanently closed to vehicle traffic.ow a bicycle and walking path. crissy field avenue is little half mile stretch that picks up off mason street which runs along crissy field it's at the foot the bridge a lot of locals use it as a back way up to the golden gate bridge to get on 101 north toward marin. sot - driver upset. iit's a nice road i ran into quite a few upset drivers here who were caught off guard sot - driver upset it sucks crews with the presidio trust, the entity behind this project, were here adding more sinage for motorists that's good. because it was a mess a lot of confusion here drivers not knowing where to go? ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the giants and a's are back in action. they bay bridge series picks up in oakland. kim smith has the details next in sports. battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool

.>> reporter: chrissy field avenue is the newest trail on the presidio and will no longer allow cars. how do you feel about more room for running the bicyclist? >> absolutely. it is a great city for running and. keep everyone safe.>> reporter: it doesn't get a lot of car traffic. >> some people know as a quick cut through. >> reporter: jean frazier is the ceo of presidio trust and says this will connect a missing piece in the trail network. >> it is a safety issue. right now and cars cut through their actually crossing over one of the most important trails along lincoln avenue. this way we eliminate the possibility of accidents. >> reporter: presidio trust says it is excited to get this back from caltrans and continue improving pedestrian access, especially with all the construction projects in this area. one writer said certain spots around the bay can be dicey to access. -- one runner said certain spots around the bay can be dicey to access. the stretch of road will now act as an important connection for walkers and bicyclist who are going from the golden gate bridge to chrissy fiel

however, the presidio housing officeshrugged that off. says security deposits will be refunded within a period provide by applicable law. but there is no applicable law. >> dhie have held on to our money forever. >> really. >> basically have to make a federal case of it. >> the lease says any disputes must go to federal court, just like all disputes here. >> if you get a parking ticket in the presidio, you have to go to federal court. >> chris and diana came to 7 on your side. we contacted the presidio trust which runs the housing. it said our goal is to return security deposits within 30 days, but refunds are processed through the u.s. treasury and we don't control when the check is issued. >> i think people should be aware that the presidio has its own rules. >> it may be in san francisco, but also it isn't. >> so what about it took three months for the u.s. treasury to cut a check for the whole refund. read the lease. there is 27 pages of rules and disclosures about the federal control. now i want to hear from you if you have any probl

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with folks at the presidio trust about why they took this action. crissy field avenue in the presidio, in san francisco, is now permanently closed to vehicle traffic. it's now a bicycle and walking path. crissy field avenue is little half mile stretch that picks up off mason street which runs along crissy field it's at the foot the bridge a lot of locals use it as a back way up to the golden gate bridge to get on 101 north toward marin. sot - driver upset. iit's a nice road i ran into quite a few upset drivers here who were caught off guard sot - driver upset it sucks crews with the presidio trust, the entity behind this project, were here adding more sinage for motorists that's good. because it was a mess a lot of confusion here drivers not knowing where to go? whether they should turn around or not ?? how to get on the bridge sound from jean fraser / ceo, presidio trust "we are doing this for the walkers and bikers make it more safe" pedestrians and bicyclists using the new trail seemed happy about the change. sound from trail users "i'm very happ

there are a number of firearm alarm boxes in presidio heights. each one is on a street corner and they're 4 feet tall. they do not obstruct anyone's view of anything, and we have street lights. clearly, none of these items belong underground. to imply that since we have fire boxes and street lights on street corners that entitled verizon to stick a wireless poll in front of a historic home designed by a famous architect follows no logic whatsoever. i have proposed another location which would not block views of any historic buildings just down the street. verizon, by their own admission on may 9, deciismissed it out hand while within range of their extended wireless service, it was not satisfactory to them. verizon's optimal location to maximize its coverage should not be the sole determinant as to where these units are placed. i think we all agree that the board has clearly stated the historical classification of the neighborhood, historic nature of our specific block, the public's enjoyment of the street views on the block and unique examples o

crissy field avenue in the presidio, in san francisco, is now permanently closed to vehicle traffic.it's now a bicycle and walking path. crissy field avenue is little half mile stretch that picks up off mason street which runs along crissy field it's at the foot the bridge a lot of locals use it as a back way up to the golden gate bridge to get on 101 north toward marin. sot - driver upset. iit's a nice road i ran into quite a few upset drivers here who were caught off guard sot - driver upset it sucks crews with the presidio trust, the entity behind this project, were here adding more sinage for motorists that's good. because it was a mess a lot of confusion here drivers not knowing where to go? whether they should turn around or not ?? how to get on the bridge sound from jean fraser / ceo, presidio trust "we are doing this for the walkers and bikers make it more safe" pedestrians and bicyclists using the new trail seemed happy about the change. sound from trail users "i'm very happy, i love it, it's safe, this is great" in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. (grant) this just - i

his vision of a more scenic commute was the inspiration for the presidio parkway.ainter wanted to replace doyle drive between the golden gate bridge and the marina with landscaped tunnels so people could walk from the presidio to crissy field. painter presented his plan in 1992. 23 years later the expressway opened. painter died of cancer at his home in mill valley. he was 83. >>> san francisco police are p l alone embaadero a week after pe hurt. summer tourism is the reason for the enforcement. they are looking for a honda civic that hit the driver. the victim kevin manning is still in the hospital with a serious head injury. >>> a burned-out home in san francisco once referred to as a drug den has sold for $2 million. the blue victorian is on sanchez street in the castro. it caught fire in february. in 2015, the city sued the property owner accusing him of renting the home to drug dealers. the owner denied the allegations but was ordered to pay $1.6 million for code violations. he put the home on the market in may. it sold for nearly double the original asking pr

the presidio trust announced they are going to turn it into a trail for walkers, hikers and cyclists. the closure takes effect starting today. drivers will still be able to access lincoln from crissy field by using mcdowell avenue. you )ve probably seen trashed streets in your neighborhood. )s bkland -- it problem. now the city and the community are coming together to address the issue. this weekend will be the first of several neighborhood clean ups in the city. tomorrow )s event starts at 8-30 and goes until 11-30. and if you can )t make that time-- there )s going to be two more clean ups. one on august 18th and one on september 29th. coming up on today in the bay... more drug makers pledging not to increase the cost of widely used medication here plus-- the next time you take an uber -- you might get a box full of gifts. a look at why, coming up. amc to start selling movie tickets through facebook )s movies section. just click on a showtime at an amc location and facebook will take you to amc )s ticketing page. the new option is rolling out now, should be available for all amc thea

working with our partners at the presidio trust. it is a captive rearing program.llected a few founder individuals, but we have managed to breed those at the zoo and numbering into the thousands. which we then have been releasing them out in the presidio. the new labour stored at mountain lake. so this has been going on for a few years now. as of just a few weeks ago, on july 4th, we opened our newest exhibit which is a california conservation corridor. this allows you to see some of this work up close and personal. i invite you to come out and check it out. thank you for your time. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> clerk: is there anyone who would like to make public comment on this item? >> president buell: richard? >> clerk: thank you. >> good morning. i just heard him talk about insects. the first and that popped into my mind would be bees. and the problems that we are having in the state of california. i don't know if there's ever been a solution finding out why bees get lost and don't return to their hives. i initially thought of it as something tha

. >>> renovation plans for a prime piece of real estate in the presidio. break down the major changes that could soon be underway at fort scott. >>> and possible rate hikes in 2019. just how much more people can expect to pay. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobileo pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> lava is flowing again on hawaii. it is moving quickly. it is a opting from a new fissure. it is fissure number eight. new buildings were damaged because increasing flow. >>> new research finds there is a growing amount of air pollution in national parks. these pictures were taken yesterday were some visitors are cutting trips short because

. >> minutos despuÉs, dice que uno de los dos jefes de batallÓn, presidio a cuestionar a las joven que una acera al frente de su casa con uno de los caninos quien tenÍa una correa de perro, les preguntÓ si el animal era agresivo y ella le dice que sÍ, en un momento el perro se abalanzÓ contra el bombero. >>n, tuvo heridas graves fue transportado al hospital, para ser sometido a una cirugÍa de alto riesgo, el animal fue trasladado al centro de controlan mal donde estÁ bajo cuarentena. >> se decÍa quÉ tal vez el perro estaba nervios. >> igualmente los otros perros tambiÉn fue incautados dice que no puede comentar si la joven o su madre o hermano enfrentarÁn cargos criminales, solo pidiÓ oraciÓn para su compaÑero, reportando en vivo, regresamos a los estudios compaÑeros. >> lamentable lo ocurrido muchas gracias. >> un hombre y una mujer fueron arrestado por robar un camiÓn de bomberos los sospechosos se llevaron el vehÍculo mientras los bomberos apagaban un incendio de vegetaciÓn en el Área de rÍo, los sujetos fueron detenido cerca de.... >> hay buenas noticias para residentes de los cont

. >>> plans to renovate part of the presidio are coming up. your input on the different ideas. >>> and president trump could impose big tariffs on cars imported here to america. who is testifying on capitol hill today about the potential impact of those taxes? >>> good morning. you can see traffic is off to a decent start. we do have a little bit of congestion at the bay bridge. but here at the maze it looks pretty good. we'll wrap it all up coming up. >>> for some, the inland temps are taxing and for others, it's below average. >>> welcome back. happening today, car manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers are expected to testify in washington to try to stop proposed tariffs on auto imports. president trump says the 25% tariffs will help u.s. automakers to remain competitive. those who oppose the tariffs say it will raise the cost of cars and car parts. >>> the last large section of the san francisco presidio that has not been renovated is in the spotlight this month. they received nine proposals for the fort scott site. that includes an educati

could get into the fields and or charleds and field themselves then they started fielding also the presidio and they would give money to the town. give food and goods that they made at the mission also to the -- these were self-supporting entities that formed the basis of the california economy. >> do you know where they are today? are these sites still available? >> yes, the missions are considered our oldest sites. unfortunately the native people who built them and on whose lands they exist are often not welcomed into the mission. there's an exception amount mission delowers in san francisco where there is a native curator of the history there, but in many of the missions, many of the people enemies rather than the presence of who gave the initial land, who built the missions, who were the first people to prerget -- protect those missions which -- when hey are going to be destroyed? there were indian people still living in those areas. >> and why primarily just along the coast? >> because it was very hard to move inland. there was a natural boundaries of mountains and native people took a

by way of san francisco at the presidio social club.dio social club - makes you feel... social. inside - white jacketed bartenders and tables ofhungry diners. outside - a backyard patio that transforms into a beer garden on wednesday nights. complete with texas-style bbq. texas native and pitmaster wesley shaw fires up his smoker and turns out briscuit with black bark. and all kinds of smoked beef, ribs, chicken sausage and pulled pork. followed up by an ice cold brew and for the really bold - scotch whiskey. owner ray tang says... think backyard get together with the neighbors. one who's texas brand of cooking happens to be smokin' hot. the bbq biergarten continues at the top of the hour.kron 4 news ate...guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at vicki.... grant and thank you (pam) (pam) ten....guys?kron 4 news at are here with and ken wayne pam moore summer. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moo

. >>> one high-profile name competing to redevelop the fort winfield scott campus in presidio. tesla ceo elon musk wants to revitalize the property. presidio.gov shared the photos. vacant 22 building property spans 30 acres making it one of the largest development sites in san francisco outside of downtown and mission bay. the presidio trust which oversees the site will hold a public hearing on july 25th and pick a developer next year. >>> all right. good morning. i'm frances dinglasan. we're starting off with a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite image and low clouds and fog along the coast spilling into parts of the east bay as well. temperatures in the 50s for the most part with the exception of los gatos at 48 degrees. hayward 60 degrees right now. you'll notice the on shore breeze will bring us cooler temperatures below average today. look for a high of 63 in san francisco, san raphael 69 and richmond and oakland 68, san jose 77 and some of the warmest spots will be in the low 80s like antioch, lake port, ukiah at 84. if you're heading to the beaches, partly cloudy, g

network in the presidio. >> it doesn't get a lot of car traffic.eople who know it as a quick cut-through. >> this way we eliminate the possibility of car accidents with people walking and biking. >> drivers have options. they can access lincoln boulevard and the bridge using mcdowell avenue. >>> san francisco's mexican museum, a long time fixture at ft. mason, is about to close down and possibly relocate. the nonprofit that runs the museum has fallen nearly a year behind on rent and now plans to clear out in november and move into a new space being built on mission street near the museum n t in 2020 the earliest. in theseum must raise millions to finance e relocation. a distinctionot just cafor pati, also the environment. kaiser richmond has become the first hospital in the state to have a microgrid powered by renewable energy. the project was part of the organization's goal to reduce its carbon footprint by 10% in a few years. kaiser says if its backup generators were to fail, the microgrid would be able to provide the hospital's critical care loa

you see all the 56s, park presidio, mission castro, excelsi excelsior, towards bay view. let's look at the other neighborhoods and some of our warmer temperatures. 61 in palo alto andpleasanton. tracy 56. 63 in walnut crnd ak cooler. it's about 54 in heelsburg. your commute this morning, it's going to be a lot like yesterday morning. the closer you are to the coast, the more likely you'll hit patcofs hedrizzle. there's a little bit of fog out there. that will be present on the water during the morning commute. for mass transit, it's going to be hot in neighborhoods. as we look into the east bay valleys, we'll be in the mid to upper 80s most of the afternoon hours. some of the thermometers on your cars will hit 90. it's not going t totally sunny day. high clouds will roll in during the afternoon hours. same thing in the south bay where we've got 66 at 8:00. and then we hit temperatures that will jump up intohe td-80s afternoon hours. then about 74 at 8:00. ca o getting thicker with that chance of thunderstorms. i had to laugh of thas walking w over here ande didn'te you. y

it was on this very corner of san francisco's park presidio bypass that nico seibert's life took an almostbrand-new subaru had flown off the roadway and wrapped around this tree. >> when i was in the car, i remember looking at it and staring straight up and there were branches above me. i didn't know how high it got up there. >> reporter: the wreck so bad, the first to saw it describe it this way. >> brake lights in a tree. >> their job was to keep nico alive until firefighters could get him out, but freeing nico turned out to be so much harder than expected. aned and he was part of that, he was entangled in that, embedded in the car very for more than two hours every technique in the manual was tried to get nico out. each and every one failed. concern was growing that nico would net get out of this car alive. a call was placed to san francisco general for a surgeon to come and do a field amputation. >> there was just a moment, took a deep breath and said, come on guys, i'm out of ideas, what else. >> i don't know what made it come to me like that. >> reporter: it was division chief bob po

are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidiogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up after the break... if you struggle with simple everyday tasks, like tying your shoelaces... it could be a sign of heart failure. our health expert karen owoc joins us with that and other symptoms you should look out for. you know when you go to ross

presidio so this is a just so so of the f.b.i. and we're here your son's house mark and we need you to come and pick him up i'm just like ok you know we'll set up a meeting i'll tell you whatever you want to know. and the hand they let me out of the handcuffs and he told me to leave while the search my house was going to the car ran off there. and there were police course all over the bush f.b.i. sheriff's office. they be i said they had forty five people go through their apartment so my dad can pick me up. and an f.b.i. vehicle followed up. to my dad would find out how i just knew that i had to lead them to challenge. the crazy he was who is terrified. he said don't kill me it's like a tree he asked me if i would see. trying to get his passport back they could have very well have said no we are not giving the passport back and that would have been the end of it however they they gave it back to me when i heard mark was over in russia i decided i needed a new way to escape. and i went to my attorney's place and i gave him a packag

this will connect and missing piece in the trail network in the presidio. >> this is a safety issue, when cars go through, they cross over one of our most important trails along lincoln avenue, we will eliminate the possibility of car accidents with people walking and biking. >> reporter: how do you feel about more runner -- more room for runners and bicyclists? >> it is great and better.t mpl cut off, they still have to access lincoln boulevard via mcdowell avenue. >>> rugby mania has made its way to the bay. the 2018 world cup is happening now at at&t park. we will give your live look at the stadium from our exclusive sales force tower camera, this is the rugby world cup sevens, it is the biggest rugby event ever in the u.s. thousands of fans have flocked to at&t for the first matches of that tournament. >> this is the first time a rugby world cup has been held in the u.s., to be able to have this historic moment in rugby come to san francisco which is a great sporting town, we are just thrilled to have it here. >> earlier today, the usa women's team beat china in their first match

if you are heading over towards park presidio, here's a live look as you are heading in and out of the tunnel. no delays on 19th avenue. heading into san francisco will get crowded starting around 10 or 11 a.m. folks will be heading over across the bay bridge. you will probably see the big crowds develop there. everyone is coming in for the fireworks display this evening. so parts of the embarcadero will be shut down. there will be also be many road closures around the area. so portions of polk and broadway, jefferson, marine bay, taylor, hyde, they are already going to be sort of a rolling closure where they begin a little just before the event and then likely staying in place until about 11 p.m. some will even stay closed until tomorrow morning. so expect delays. you won't want to drive. if you can take public transit, that's strongly encouraged. bart running extra long trains but they are on a sunday schedule as well as muni. if you are planning on making your way into san francisco, please use mass transit. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> time now 4:51. dispensaries

the residents of presidio heights have paid to have any infrastructure that can be put underground. yes there are 12 relay boxes and they are all four feet high and they are on street corners. yes there is fire alarms and they are four feet high and located on a street corner. they do not obstruct anyone's views of anything. clearly fire alarms, postboxes and street lights can't be put underground. for verizon to imply that entitled them to stick a five foot three inch wireless antenna in front of historically significant homes follows no logic whatsoever. verizon by their own admission has placed more than 90% of these antennas on street corners. in closing, if you allow verizon to desecrate our historic block by placing a five foot, three inch antenna between two homes designed by renowned architects you will be allowing them and all requireless carriers to desecrate any neighborhood in our beautiful city. >> thank you is there anymore public comment on this item. seeing none the matter is submitted. >> commissioners, comments. >> i probably wouldn't have votee d in the direction

are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrs) happening tomorrow... thousands of runners will hit the streets for the san francisco marathon. but this year... there are some changes. runners involved in the full marathon will run on the sidewalk of the golden gate bridge not the roa

in richmond, terisa estacio kron four news. ( darya ) crissy field avenue in san francisco's presidiond bicyclists... connecting crissy field to the golden gate bridge. once closed... you can walk in either direction... but bicyclists will only be able to travel uphill until improvements coming months. drivers will access the lincoln mcdowell ( james ) the mega millions jackpot is now up to 422-million dollars. no ticket matched all six numbers drawn last night. the next drawing is friday night at 8 -- but your odds of winning are about one in 300 million. ( james ) coming up after the break... a bear beats the heat... by going for a swim in an l-a neighborhood. (ácommercialá) ( james ) take a look at this... a bear takes a dip in an l-a pool. the bear was seen wandering through the granada hills neighborhood on tuesday. after relaxing in the pool... the bear went for a walk down the sidewalk... before heading into a drainage tunnel. the bear was eventually tranquilized. animal control officers say the black bear is male, weighs about 300 pounds, is between 3-5 years old, and has been

by way of san francisco at the presidio social club.io social club - makes you feel... social. inside - white jacketed bartenders and tables ofhungry diners. outside - a backyard patio that transforms into a beer garden on wednesday nights. complete with texas-style bbq. texas native and pitmaster wesley shaw fires up his smoker and turns out briscuit with black bark. and all kinds of smoked beef, ribs, chicken sausage and pulled pork. followed up by an ice cold brew and for the really bold - scotch whiskey. owner ray tang says... think backyard get together with the neighbors. one who's texas brand of cooking happens to be smokin' hot. the bbq biergarten series runs thru late summer. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send us an email at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out (vicki)(vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send us an email at kron 4 dot com

. >>> today, the presidio board of directors is expected to narrow down the list of candidates to redevelop the fort scott campus. the 30-acre property is one of the largest development sites in san francisco. nine groups have submitted redevelopment proposals. >>> dockless scooters have now invade the posh neighborhood of beverly hills and people there are fuming. recently beverly hills pd has decide or warned 150 people for riding helmetless on the sidewalk or without a license. angry residents have started throwing schoolers off hillsides and even setting them on fire. last night, city leaders blasted scooter companies for dropping them off without notifying anyone. >> forgiveness is not appropriate. what they did was really disgusting. and they put everybody in this room at risk and your kids at risk and there's no responsibility for it all. >> the city council decided to ban the scooters for six months until better safety rules are sketched out. they will be find $172 for each dockless scooter found in beverly hills. >> battle on the sidewalks these days. >> i have done it. >> on these

even the name presidio social club - makes you feel... social.bartenders and tables ofhungry diners. outside - a backyard patio that transforms into a beer garden on wednesday nights. complete with texas-style bbq. texas native and pitmaster wesley shaw fires up his smoker and turns out briscuit with black bark. and all kinds of smoked beef, ribs, chicken sausage and pulled pork. followed up by an ice cold brew and for the really bold - scotch whiskey. owner ray tang says... think backyard get together with the neighbors. one who's texas brand of cooking happens to be smokin' hot. the bbq biergarten series runs thru late summer. (justine) summer. (justine) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send us an email at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. through the first half of the baseball season, both the giants and a's have fans feeling pretty good...as both teams are in position to make a run for the p

the presidio trust will present their proposals to the public on july 25. >>> to special dogs are keepinghe states nutrient population at bay. a nutria detection team, they were stiffing out the rodents in the central valley. credited with capturing 200 nutria since the eradication program began. nutria like to burrow and feed on habitats and pose a risk to agriculture. >>> san jose international. flights tomorrow because of independence day fireworks. takeoffs and landings will not be allowed during the show, the decision was made after the faa threatened to cancel the fireworks display. planes will not be able to take off or land from 930 -- 9:30 pm- 10:00 p.m. however the airport will still be open. >>> travis air force base is ditching fireworks and taking its place, a drone light show. this is a look at the rehearsal that was held over the weekend. the basis teaming up with intel to feature 500 shooting star drones. organizers say people will be able to enjoy it without the loud explosions. >>> we have a list of fourth of july events on our website. >>> i wonder if you could see the

drivers have one less option as they go through san francisco )s presidio.field avenue is closing permanently. the road will be turned into a trail for walkers, hikers, and cyclists. and it )s a plan . >>> closing permanently. it will be turned into a trail for walkers, hikers and cyclists. it has been in the works for more than a decade. it means they will have to take it in order to connect the lincoln avenue. >>> want to check the forecast. looking good for this friday? >> yes. it starts out with clouds near the coast and inland. the mugginess stays with us throughout the day with a high of 89 degrees in san jose. it is 96 in antioch. san francisco 69 degrees and 86 today in napa. our seven day forecast shows higher humidity and a slight chance of light fling especially this afternoon. once the dry air starts to come back tomorrow it will be hot with highs in the low 90s. it continues into next week. san francisco highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. >>> first of all it is friday. a light volume over the bay. this drive is getting better. look at eastbound.

crissy field avenue in san francisco's presidio will permanently close.d to the golden gate bridge. once closed... you can walk in either direction... but bicyclists will only be able to travel uphill until improvements are made in the coming months. drivers will still be able to access the area using lincoln boulevard and mcdowell avenue. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. the discovery of an old wedding ring in the east bay is becoming an online mystery across the country. ( james ) plus... a salmonella outbreak affecting dozens of people across the country. we have the details about what you need to watch out for. ( james ) and after the break... the mega millions jackpot is surging before tonight's drawing. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow isolated monsoonal thunderstorms

working to upgrade the city's water main this year. ( robin )crissy field avenue in san francisco's presidio will be permanently closed friday. the roadway will be converted to a trail for pedestrians and bicyclists to help connect crissy field to the golden gate bridge. once closed... pedestrians will still be able to go in both directions..but bicyclists will only be able to travel uphill until improvements are completed in the coming months. motorists will still be able to access the area using lincoln blvd and mcdowell avenue. ( robin ) in the east bay... a drill falls from a car... hits the windshiled of another car and injures 2 people. east contra costa fire protection tweeted out these pictures. this happened monday afternoon on vasco road near alameda county. the car that dropped the drill did ánot stop at the scene. ( robin )an 81-year-old man who has spent all but one year of his life in san leandro is now facing eviction. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the man who says his new property owners are pricing him out. unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro

by way of san francisco at the presidio social club.side - white jacketed bartenders and tables ofhungry diners. outside - a backyard patio that transforms into a beer garden on wednesday nights. complete with texas-style bbq. texas native and pitmaster wesley shaw his smoke briscuit with black bark. and all kinds of smoked beef, ribs, chicken sausage and pulled pork. followed up by an ice cold brew and for the really bold - scotch whiskey. owner ray tang says... think backyard get together with the neighbors. one who's texas brand of cooking happens to be smokin' hot. the bbq biergarten thru late summer. ( darya )coming up next... relief for travelers is on the way. a look at the new robot that can carry your luggage... and it's coming to a bay area airport. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 at fremont street motorcylist down on the shoulder ( darya )take a look at this... a robot

as the bus sign predicted, i was going to catch the 43 at presidio and california to go to geary street in order for it to circumvent this. and suddenly, a 1 california swoops by, and i waited close to 50 minutes, after all. now this is really disgusting. you are not keeping on your routes, you are not fulfilling your obligations. and we can have all these wonderful projects like vanness avenue and all these other places, but if the buses don't run on time, if they don't break -- if they breakdown, if they're late -- [bell ringing]. >> -- or they're missing, what's the sense of it all? and basically, you're missing the main threat of concern. basically, m.t.a. has not addressed the basic need of buses running on time and keeping their schedules. it's a question of internal operations. and i hope the response of this board simply isn't muni forward. >> thank you, mr. weiner. next speaker, please. >> i have some materials to be distributed -- >> please leave them there. they will make sure that they get them after the meeting. >> good afternoon. my name is claire beckett. on behalf of bri

>> i'm sorry, but i do want to cite, because of the 2-mile rule your colleague mentioned in the presidio, his comment a little of this geographic area, two miles. two miles of saint luke's includes a number of unique services that have been going on for over 50 years in the community. the mission health center. central latinos of san francisco provides nutrition, citizenship, english, health education. they also provide transportation. they also provide meals. 7 days a week. a number of the non-profits are transferring to that because they are the only physician that now consistently cooks in that area, everything fresh. on the other side within your area is on lock which also has a large diverse population. plus we can name a number of other sites in this area. and two blocks away is the rodriguez early childhood education program on mission street which is over 70 years old which provides nutrition, training for staff and diabetes because of the student population there. the grandparents come in. the parents come in and it's all part of this communication and education. all i'm saying

trust says, this change will connect what she calls a missing piece in the trail network in the presidio it doesn't get a lot of car traffic, there are people who know it as a quick cut through. this way we eliminate the possibility of car accidents. >> drivers aren't completely cut off, they can still access lincoln boulevard and the bridge using mcdowell avenue. >>> no matter what the weather, that area is always crowded on the weekend. >> absolutely, it'll be foggy this weekend, it is only the bottom slice of the atmosphere where we do with this temperature spread, you go up 5000 feet, the air above san francisco is as warm as the air above livermore. san jose, 84 degrees, 64 and 60, we don't do the 60s for overnight lows around here. we will see an increase of humidity, it is already here, that'll lead to a warmer night tonight. and oakland, 61, some of our warmer spots. i'm still county, i will find out what the record is, we have 95 days without any measurable rainfall in san jose. in the summertime, that is not rare, we go all the way back to april 16 the last time it rained in sa

he wanted to replace doyle drive with landscape tunnels to walk from the presidio to crissy field. he presented his plan in 1992. 23 years later the expressway opened. painter died of cancer at home in mill valley at the age of 83. >>> a rned-oe san francisco once referred to as a drug den sold for $2 million. the home is on sanchez in the castro. it caught fire in february. in 2015 the owner was sued accusing him of renting the home to drug dealers. the owner denied the allegations. he was ordered to pay $1.6 million for code violations. he put it on the market in may and sold for double the original asking price. the listing also said that it is being sold as is. >>> some house pets are under attack in mountain view prompting some families to lock their animals indoors to keep them safe. kpix 5's maria medina explains why. >> she has heard commotion in the middle of the night. >> reporter: her sister discovered the first cat in her neighborhood attacked by a coyote a couple of weeks ago. >> i saw the coyote on her front lawn eating a cat. >> left behind a badly mauled body. >> re

we'll take it to the presidio tunnel as you are making your peoplewho liveheir rvs a al city council just passed a proposal to develop an area along bay road near clark avenue. kpix 5's anne makovec is live there with the latest. >>> reporter: the city council here has declared a shelter crisis and approved this rv park pilot program for a one- year term. here's the site where this is approved for. it's a lot owned by the city at 1798 bay road. there will be space for 20 vehicles which would have to be safety checked, operational and be able to drive in and out of the space every day. there will be trash pickups, portable showers, and laundry machines. it's a partnership between the city and a charity called we hope. they call it a first-of-its- kind project. >> we're going to work with the people in our backyard. >> reporter: the city is planning to pay $300,000. that funding has been allocated yet. "we hope" plans to pay $200,000. a lot of people in this encampment on bay street are planning to move to the new site. so the first step is going to be the city is going to be taking bi