so here you can see park presidio by-pass which is the road that connects crossover drive to park presidio this is at fulton on the north side of golden gate park. next slide, please. and you can see crossover drive itself and now we're approaching lincoln which is on the southside of the park and it's the southern extent of the project. next slide. so just to briefly summarize our outreach program. you know, ever since shelter in place we have been adapting our approaches to include alternative tools to engage with community members and tolls that are more virtual in nature. as with other tunnel projects, an evaluation survey will be required before the project could be made permanent. next slide. so following implementation of the lanes if approved, you know, we'll be conducting both technical evaluation and public surveys and monitoring them closely and we can again make adjustments if there's unforeseen impacts. if they remain in place longer term we can explore making them permanent, but, again, that requires a full public process and another sfmta board hearing next slide. so we're g

the presidio team is closing trails that run closest to the den are likely to come in contact with the coyotes. for some, it is an inconvenience. others we spoke with today feel a kinship to help protect the pups. >> it is they are twins too. if they are keeping us safe, i think it is great. >> reporter: the warning signs show the limited trails that are off-limits, but still leaves miles of pathways open for dockworkers to use, and the season ends in september. a well thought out balancing act to keep visitors both wild and domestic safe. it is a delicate balance, as you can tell. for the female coyote, young says they are checking cameras, trying to learn if she has given birth or not. if not, they expect that to happen any day now. >>> that is exciting. still ahead, the welcome home parade for stanford women's basketball after winning the ncaa title. >>> and, the new push to where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is now approved for more patients with chronic heart failure. don't take ent

we have the details. >> reporter: jonathan young is on a mission to keep some of the presidio's newestnd a fresh litter of coyote pups. he has been busy placing signs letting dog walkers know that certain trails are now off- limits to dogs. the timing is critical and is unmanned wildlife camera captured images of one of the presidio's to resident coyotes construct in a den several weeks ago and monitoring confirmed the female was pregnant. >> we have gotten a lot of footage on her cameras of the alpha female over the last four weeks and she is very big full of pups. >> reporter: this is the couple second delivery and these are images from last year. the pups are eventually driven off by the alpha parents to find their own habitat outside the presidio. >> each year that litter of offspring it's essentially kicked out of this territory. but we really have one pair. >> reporter: for the next several months the mother and father will defend the litter against threats particularly canine species s so the presidio team is closing trails running closest to the den and dogs an area that dog wa

azenith smith ktvu fox two news historic hotel at the san francisco presidio is back. open the end of the presidio will welcome back guess after being closed for nearly a year because of the pandemic. it was built in 1903 and originally used as bachelor officer's quarters when the presidio was a military post when the presidio became a national park, the building was turned into a hotel, which opened exactly nine years ago today. because of the possible need to get a booster shot. people being told not to laminate there. covid-19 vaccine cards if you want to have a laminated vaccine card during told, eliminate a copy of your original car than keep that original in a safe place. in case you do need to have additional shots added to it in the future. some office supply stores, including office depot and staples, are offering to laminate the cards for free. one of my favorite things to do in berkeley, the steam trains until then, park are now open again after being closed during the pandemic, the little trains have been operating for about 70 years here, but they were clo

park presidio boulevard is technically highway wind. it is what allows the city and caltrans to convert one lane of traffic to an urban hov lane. >> we actually don't anticipate much change at all. for people who are currently driving on the stretches it would hardly notice anything at all. the right lanes fromlanes fromlm and lombard street to venice will be converted as well. they are being repaved. the goal is to help ease the crunch on public transit as more people get back on the road. >> it is to run more efficiently and reliably as traffic comes back. congestion is back with a vengeance right now. it allows some time savings for people and cars who carpooling.'s emacs for some local communities the plan could seem a could be beneficial. >> it makes them more accessible for buses.r buses.r . >> >> i think it could result in some traffic for people driving. >> expect to see some traffic cones up soup the part of lombard street is expected to be completed next month. this will comewill comewill come this is a pilot project after the

the project is expected to take two years to finish. >>> some trails in san francisco's presidio will be close to dogs beginning tomorrow to make way for different kind of pup and it is coyote popping season enter create a safe space for the coyotes parts of the bay ridge and park trails will be off- limits to dogs through early september. the trails will remain open to people. >>> and mr. practices it will be a nice week for walking in the park. >>> it will be and stay aware of your surroundings if you go to the presidio. the story is about a warm-up for us over the next few days. not like what we had last week we will not go back into the mid-80s, but we will warm back up into the low 70s for a good part of this coming week. it was mid-to upper 60s today so this will be subtle but just enough that it is something worth pointing out. high clouds out there now and tomorrow morning it will be the low stratus cloud pointed out in the top of the newscast and we are getting back into that season now where we wake up with the low clouds through the morning better great and burns back by la

. >>> happening today, san francisco's presidio closing some of its trails off to dogs. the annual closure allows a safe area for coyote mothers and their pups. people still have access but dogs will not be allowed in those areas until pupping season is over in the fall. >>> in just hours, vice president kamala harris returns to her hometown of oakland for the first time since taking office. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us live in oakland this morning to try to rally support for new infrastructure bill. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, we were just a couple hours away from that plane coming from los angeles to oakland, her hometown, her goal of this trip is to garner support for a multi-trillion-dollar project. the program is called the american jobs plan and said to overhaul things like america's roads, bridges and care of the elderly and disabled as well as transportation infrastructure, plumbing and housing, and this plan does come with a $2 trillion price tag. the white house tells nbc president joe biden is proposing raisin

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. >> el papa francisco presidio hoy las ceremonias el viernes santo en el vaticano, el pontífice celebrópúblico y aún así la tradición se niega a morir. >> los llevaron atados fue condenado por poncio pilato y jesús de nazareth fue crucificado, este viacrucis es a puertas cerradas y con un número reducidor. >> se siente triste . >> pues, no será con gente. >> se espera que la te pública en escenas solo se presentarán 40 actores. >> también se le realizó una prueba pese a todos para diana es un orgullo pertenece a la celebración. >> me siento orgullosa de presentar este papel. >> iztapalapa recibía más de 2 millones de visitantes, pero ahora para evitar aglomeraciones no lo hacen pero esto no le quita la fe a martín. >> la ve no se pierde y nos preparamos a la semana santa. >> ahora se celebra la tradición que se niega a morir. >> en méxico víctor silva noticias telemundo. >>eeste viernes tanto tan importante, así llegamos al final de la edición de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, las noticias continúan a las 11 con telemundo y las 11:35, les dejo ahora con exatl

coming up next, popular trails in the presidio will be temporarily off limits to dogs. we will explain why it is not safe for the furry friends out there this time of the year. >> san francisco's presiddo closes trails to dogs tomorrow. coyotes mothers and pups need a safe area. dogs will not be allowed until the puping season is over, and that is not until the fall. the park is asking anyone that comes across a coyote to leave the area, not run but leave. not just easter today but golden gate park's birthday. it is now 151 years old. last year's 150th celebration dampened by the start of the parnd. -- pandemic. the park has more than 1,000 acres for the public to enjoy. the park has become home to five new bison. right there in golden gate park. the entire herd is female. bison are there in partnership with the san francisco zoo. up next, might be one of the cutest easter celebrations you have ever seen. we will take you to the san francisco zoo for a look at how animals celebrated. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about sa

one will be here on park presidio boulevard. it will take the right lane of r ant only. all of this is a part of a pilot project to help manage congestion as more commuters return to ark presidio boulevar technically a part of state highway 1. it is what allows the city and caltrans to convert one lane of traffic into an urban hov lane. >> we don't anticipate initially much change at all. for people currently driving on the stretches you would hardly notice anything at all. >> erica is the spokesperson for the san francisco metropolitan transit agency. the right lanes on richardson and lombard street's from the golden gate bridge to van at nass which are currently being repaved, will be converted as well. she says the goal is to help ease the crunch on public transit as more peoplemore peope on the road. >> what this will allow for our transit buses to run reliably and efficiently as traffic comes back. congestion is back with a vengeance. it will also allow some time savings for people in cars who are carpooling. >> for some local commuters, the plan seems like it could

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for the inner working area of the presidio. for providing services, both fire and medical to those areas. as the chief mentioned, we also have different type of agreement given their city department with the port of s.f. for providing -- they support our staffing over -- a portion of our staffing over at station 35 and our fire boat operations. >> commissioner covington: thank you, chief of the department and mr. carso. whenever this is on the agenda, all commissioners would like the details as to how much it costs per rescue and how much the department is being compensated for rescue, whether it be from the -- from another another entity or individual persons. i think we need to really get down to more details about this, because it's -- i think everybody is aware that there are more rescue on water that the department does than on land practically. and most people would be interested to know the details of that. so thank you. >> it may be appropriate for the appointment of a committee. let me take that into consideration. and

that means that starting tomorrow some trails in san francisco's presidio will be closed to dogs.sures will be to create a safe haven for coyote mothers and their pups. the trails will open back up in the fall when pupping season is over. they will remain open to humans but remember to stay alert because while we may be protecting the coyotes, they will not be returning the favor while they raise their young. >>> and mr. peck one of the bay area's premier hikers. every week it's someplace different. is here with weather. >> and we can actually see it from the camera's view that we've got on top of the salesforce. another great lands to go hiking and you can kind of pick out just the edge there out there towards maybe past the palace of fine arts out over towards chrissy field. you can see the beach there. golden gate bridge. and the prom intour way out there. notice the high clouds here. those are pretty harmless. there have been a lot of high clouds today. there are going to be a lot more mid level clouds tomorrow morning. that are really going to do a number on the morning lows.

.>>> well, it is officially popping season, in the presidio, they will be closed to dogs to make way different kind of pup, coyotes, and making it as safe as they can, so that everybody plays nice, part of the trails will be off-limits to dogs through early september. however, people remain open game. people can still walk in the trails. [ laughter ] >>> a powerful new supercomputer is using artificial intelligence to tell scientists how the earth's climate is changing. the computer is based on england's south coast and applying algorithms to earth observation data, ranging from research on wildfires and oil spills to micro plastic detection and habitat mapping, what will they think of next. it can run a huge number of simulations, scientist think it has the potential to address a lot of environmental challenges. >> we can learn from the past and see trends, in the past, and like he -- how things are changing over time, how the climate is changing and things are altering. making changes in places, that's really useful. and informed choices as well . >>> speaking of the earth, a color

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> well regarding how the school district reached an agreement with the teachers. the president of the san francisco unified school board of education told us all schools have placed very strict safety measures. so that teachers will feel safe and comfortable, especially when interacting with students. >> often our school buildings haven't been the safest places they haven't allowed for our families and our students to feel like they're in a safe environment. so educators saw that. and they really wanted to ensure that we were providing this for everyone. so it was just a commitment to be transparent to be honest and to be ready to. come to an agreement that is something we c

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news as more and more folks get the covid-19 vaccine. there's still plenty of questions remaining. >> including will americans need a booster shot in the future to keep the vaccine effective. we asked doctor peter chin hong with ucsf for the answers. >> so it all depends on what gary and becomes dominant in the u.s. in the fall right now. the most common are really uk. it be 1, 1, 7, and in california it's a california grand. fortunately both of those are sort of like squashed by all 3 vaccines that we have currently but say brazilian or the south african variant on new variant. that hasn't been invented has yet take some of the scene. we may need one the odds. a very, very low est

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it's really kind of special to see the hope for the historic inn at the presidio in san francisco, is that the april 1st reopening will usher in a new era. like many hotels, they are ready with pandemic protocols, rooms sanitized and sealed before each guest arrives. our first night open. we're almost out of 65% occupancy. i think a lot of it has to do with spring break these next couple of weeks. today we're seeing a tremendous amount of families. the california public health department thursday lifted its previous recommendation limiting travel to 120 miles from home. my dad and i are both one dose into the vaccine, and we're getting more comfortable with you. idea of traveling, but some people are still concerned about covid and the circulation of new coronavirus strains. we're not traveling for a while, so we're not vaccinated and we're still into the social distancing of california health officials are discouraging non essential recreational travel in and out of the state and said thursday californians should comply with cdc guidelines. the cdc still recommends against people tra

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these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> regarding how the school district reached agreements with the teachers, the president of the san francisco unified school board told kron 4 that all the schools have placed very strict safety measures. so that teachers will feel comfortable to interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes saf

. >>> it's coyote pupping season in the presidio and that means some popular trails will be closed tol the fall to give room for coyote mothers and their pups. the park trail and bay ridge trail will be off limits to dogs the next few months. the ggnra wants to reduce potential conflicts between animals. officials remind hikers if they encounter a coyote to quickly leave but don't run. if the animal does follow you, be assertive and aggressive by throwing objects, but keep keep walking away quickly. >>> easter eggcitement abounded today at the san francisco zoo. look at some of the meerkats on an egg hunt in the video. the shredded paper basket filler was fun for the curious mammals. we're not quite sure what was inside the eggs, but it's probably safe to guess it was not chocolate. meerkats do prefer beetles and caterpillars along with spiders and scorpions. drew, we said this earlier, if it was us, it would be filled with chocolate to the brim. >> it would be so much chocolate, so many reese's cups for me today. i am done. i never want to look at another one for the next year. that'

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for full list. you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. and you all mardi tomorrow is just the beginning for students to return. >> back to the classroom as i said over a year, officials say that they expect all 170 schools in the district to go back to the classroom by the end of april. back to you. >> towards normality for so many people. my gosh, i know that a lot of the kids, especially the ones who had never necessarily ben to school before they've been itching to get some sort of of some sort of interaction with other people other than their parents, i'm sure and siblings. i'm sure so i can't and say, oh, i recognize you from exactly. exactly. could be really fun. will continue to have live reports from camila throughout the we do. i believe want to get a check of your weather forecast because it's going to be a nice weekend. we're expecting a beautiful day around the bay. here's dave spahr to tell us more about that high. noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. b

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> san francisco wants to create a safe space for coyote pups at the city's presidio dog walker needs to pitch in in this effort. the goal is to create a buffer between the dogs and the family of coyotes. jonathan young is on a mission to keep some of the areas new residents safe, a fresh litter of coyote pups. he has been busy placing signs, letting dog walkers know that some areas are off-limits to dogs. >> after today onwards is where you will see more -- >> reporter: the timing is critical. an unmanned camera captured two resident coyotes constructing a den several weeks ago. he confirms and monitors that the female is pregnant. >> we have a lot of the alpha female over the past few weeks. she is very big, full of pups. >> this is the second delivery. a litter of pups were born last year, being fed by their mom. the pups were driven off by their alpha parents to find their own habitat. >> each year, the litter of offspring gets kicked out of this territory. they will literally have one pair that is long-term. >> reporter: for the next several months, the mother an

on presidio there are signs flashing, great highway closed, use alternate routes. there aren't really alternate routes. i tried to go around the lake. chain of lakes is bumper to bumper. none of this is news to you, i know. i'm putting in a plea, in all of this could we consider that some of us with families, i have two families here and i'm older and we all live in this area and going north to south is a nightmare. thank you for listening. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have one question remaining. >> hi, i would like to echo some of the previous speakers comments around making it easier in the city for families, rather than harder. i actually grew up in san francisco. i'm not sure anyone on this board can claim that. maybe like a tenth of you can. but during the pandemic, the m.t.a., which mostly run the buses, has used the pandemic as a way to make these changes on the streets that is making life difficult for parents. and we've struggled a lot this year. i don't know if you know we're also struggling with the san francisco unified scho

the driver hit the pedestrian in front of [inaudible] and park presidio. we're still waiting on details from sfpd and sfmta. sfmta deployed their rapid response teams to the crash site to inspect the intersections, and i think those are the critical juncture i have submitted. as a member of the board of supervisors, i have submitted legislation that would [inaudible] and what kind of improvements that can be done, short-term and long-term to prevent future collisions and fatalities. you already know that seeing the richmond, the second pedestrian fatality is just short one since january. i really appreciate the partnership with walk s.f. that has identified the intersection as having 13 crashes in the last five years, specifically, geary and parks presidio. so i think the goal is what can we do to really prevent fatality really optimally really is vision zero. what does it take? is it the frequency of crashes or is it the severity of the crash? how do we really prioritize what can be done? and i think that i would also really love for sfmta to tell us, you

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> the president of the san francisco school board says that teachers and students should feel safe. returning back to class. she says that all the schools have strict safety measures in place so teachers can better interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes safety really seriously. the under

walt disney family museum in the presidio, san francisco reopened its doors today for the first time in more than a year, the museum along with its world war two, and veterans, voice, exhibits are now open thursday through sunday from 10 a.m. to five p.m. masks are required, and tickets must be pre purchased on the museum's website. they're available in limited blocks to ensure social distancing. recently revised state guidelines will now allow people from out of state to come into california for quote activities and events as long as they're fully vaccinated. state health officials say this activities could include theme parks sea world in san diego's already changed its rules to allow for out of state visitors. but disneyland says for now, it is only allowing california residents to buy tickets to the park. over all, the state is still discouraging people to travel here. today is earthay as we've mentioned biden and to battle climate change. president biden also announced an ambitious plan to cut emissions here in the united states. but fox news gillian turner tells us some lawmake

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. the president of the san francisco school board says the teachers and students should feel safe returning back to class. >> she says that all the schools have strict safety protocols in place to make sure that teachers can interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes safety really seriously. th

the change would happen on park presidio through the richmond district and golden gate park and lombard street. if approveed they would appear later this spring. >>> let's check on the roads now. noticing the up tick in traffic on my way in this morning. >> yeah. really, lots of volume. we are seeing more cars hitting the roadways as people get back to work and head back to school. busyer in some spots. if you are taking 101 there's a traffic alert to watch out for. southbound 101. three right lanes are shut down until further notice. this is due to an injury crash involving an overturned vehicle. the second went down the bank there. you have a lot of activity there on scene. right now the impacted traffic is minimal. just a heads up try to avoid it if you can. who knows if it'll get busyer. you have options. northbound 101. just south of there near foster city, and through redwood city we have reports of road work. the travel times northbound okay. 38 minutes. taking a look at your travel times. already busy. lots of cars making that trek to work this morning. 42 minutes, 205 toward 68

now it's really kind of special to see the hope for the historic inn at the presidio in san francisco, is that the april 1st reopening will usher in a new era. you can feel the energy from from the tear orange as soon as that was announced, people started calling. like many hotels, they are ready with pandemic protocols, rooms sanitized and sealed before each guest arrives. our first night open. we're almost set of 65% occupancy. i think a lot of it has to do with spring break these next couple of weeks. today we're seeing a tremendous amount of families. the california public health department thursday lifted its previous recommendation limiting travel to 120 miles. from home. some travelers came to san francisco for easter weekend. my dad and i are both one dose into the vaccine, and we're getting more comfortable with the idea of traveling, and it was just kind of work that for us to see family, but some people are still concerned about covid and the circulation of new coronavirus strains. we're not traveling for a while, so we're not vaccinated and we're still into the social dist

then drove off, police say 28 year old kenneth mcleod was walking near the corner of gary and park presidioulevard. it was early saturday morning around 12 20 when a dark colored mini cooper hit him as he was walking in a crosswalk. police say the car may have front end damage. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. this is the city's seventh pedestrian death so far this year. oh it's warming up out there. today was a good 5 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow warm up another 5 to 10 degrees in some places back into the eighties, mid eighties possible and that continues into thursday with some pretty warm weather with mild weather right into the weekend. there's no rain in this forecast. this high pressure ridge here is big, and it's spread out. it's pretty broad, so it's got a lot of scotland amplitude. it's also got a lot of with breath. and so it's basically wide. it's gonna be hard for anything to get in here. underneath it or over it, so we're dry for the foreseeable future and warm as you might guess so as we push into tomorrow, you can see santa rosa'

the post says the family splits their time between presidio heights and napa valley and they have a toddleraby. the family hopes the nanny will have a bachelors or masters degree in childhood development, be willing to travel and have at least three years of experience. i looked it up, you also have to sign a confidentiality agreement. so after you take the job, no more talking. >> i know. you know, someone who maybe is a teacher, has been a teacher for a few years and maybe wants to switch it up a little bit, maybe. >> yes. >> it's good pay but parents know, $120,000 to watch multiple kids on your own, not enough. >> yes. you are going to earn that money. you are. >>> all right, you know what? something to cheer about this morning, a job for $100,000 plus, you can get a forecast for free. meteorologist kari hall she has that for us and kari, how is it looking out there? beautiful sunrise behind you. >> yes, we have a nice start to our wednesday morning, and here is that look, looking toward mt. diablo. i think it will be a perfect day for heading out for a hike, going out to the park or ju

police say 28 year old kenneth mcleod was walking near the corner of gary and park presidio boulevardsurday morning around 12 20. that's when a dark colored mini cooper hit him as he was walking in a crosswalk. police say the car may have front end damage. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. this was the city seventh pedestrian deaths so far this year, more bay area water agencies are taking steps to get people thinking about conservation. ktvu tom vacar tells us they're asking for voluntary measures now and stepping up some financial incentives. and we have no further precipitation in sight, finding itself in the driest conditions and insufficient supplies looming, the east bay municipal utilities district board unanimously declared a stage one water shortage emergency water supplies are not sufficient for meeting customer demands. the stage one is a moderate drought emergency, the lowest of four stages, but without customer conservation. higher levels could come the summer including possible rationing the essence of east. a mud stage. one prepared to buy ad

the post says the family splits their time between presidio heights and napa valley and they have a toddler and a baby. the family hopes the nanny will have a bachelors and masters degree in childhood development, be willing to travel and have three years' experience. i've got 11 years experience with triplets on my own, so -- >> i didn't realize how tough that was finding a nanny. a friend of mine is doing that now, she's having to switch and like all the things you have to think about and look at and what you want. wow. it's a job -- >> also someone that's in your house, with your family, it's very personal as well. >> yep. >> so i found an angel with wings many years ago but now my kids don't need it anymore. they just got me. >> another type of angel. mama angel. >>> all right, our meteorologist -- >> now mama kari. >> i think it may be a little bit easier to find your nanny if you're paying $120,000 a year. wow. let's get a live look outside in san francisco. we're going to start out with some clouds and then gradually start to see those clouds breaking apart with some sunshine into th

some of the locations, like when we got to kirkland, would have required some electrification, presidiobeing one of them. but the output would be for the massive electrification required for this site [inaudible] and any electrical infrastructure would be required to deliver that level of power. >> yeah, and certainly, the amount of power is partly determined based on the type of technology and energy we end up choosing, which goes back to director heminger's point, which leads me to ask the next question. we're basically having to make innovation decisions, right, like, could the cutting edge here, which it's hard to be the guinea pig and, you know, worthwhile. so are we working with any sustainability or energy consultants to advise us on emerging technology? >> we are. w.f.p., who put together this report, is advising transit agencies across the industry. we're also find being that the vehicle manufacturers are entering the facility design business because they're also seeing facility upgrades as the critical path to be able to adopt their infrastructure, and those -- asking deeper q

especially for many of our border cities like eagle pass and del rio in el paso, presidio and others and that's a part of it and of course, roads. with the district the size in particular, i want to talk about some of the initiatives. a lot of the cities don't have the funding, you know, to tackle some of these state programs and some of the initiatives that i think are interesting and i see 110 million for the thriving communities initiative pilot program and i bring that up as one example but are there other examples of things that are maybe beneficial to the little guy, you know, to the city level that is really critical for this overall piece. >> yes, you know, i think often when we think about certainly things like ports we think about giant seaports on our coast which, of course, are very important but and border crossings, and then ports, ports of entry, those are contemplated in the american jobs plan and we would love to work with you to make sure that we've to them that in the right way to benefit the kinds of communities that they are talking about. getting this right has

when i worked at the presidio, we exercised the right of first refusal in 1991. all over this land, we have shellmounds that remind us who lived on this land, and at the shellmounds, the sacred remains of the muwekma ohlone ancestors. so we have a department of interior secretary, the first native american secretary of the interior. if you all can pass a resolution so that the secretary of the interior can know of your good works. you're not bragging, you're just letting them know the work of the first people of san francisco, that would honor us. thank you very much. >> operator: thank you for your comments. madam secretary, there are no more commenters in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. madam president, public comment is closed. >> before we go on, i want to acknowledge and praise mr. da costa, because he certainly has brought this to our attention for many, many years, so i want to thank him for doing that. thank you. >> so i will continue on with my report with the water enterprise racial equity action plan. this is one of the presentations we're making to yo