public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over

a city will will send zero waste to our land files and it says take 50 of the trips to using public transit bicycle walking or ryder it means one hundred percent returnable energy for residential and hopefully for commercial door-to-door we'll track our built on a old promise that was that we will reduce our green house gas emissions above the is 990 left side by 25 percent by itself year 2015 by 40 percent by the year 2025 ladies and gentlemen, those are consumable and reducing green house gas emissions means so much for the generations of people at&t at and the new generations that will be at our warriors arena they'll appreciate what we do today you know earlier this year i have that privilege of announcing our city's green house gas emissions that are at 23 percent below the 1990 levels that's something to celebrate (clapping.) in fact that was such an enlightening achievement office of complaints already recognized our city agency a champion for the step forward, please leadership we're on the good track but i'll tell you with national and international leaders that struggle to address

people are encouraged to take public transit in and out of the city. >> public transit will be the only'll be able to move in and out of the city of philadelphia. it will be every bus and every train that comes into that platform are going to be full of people moving one after another. >> armored vehicles police command post and bomb detonating robots will be on display. they could be put into use. >>> yesterday the world meeting of families unveiled its plan as a muriel to commemorate the pope's visit. it will be painted in north philadelphia. the muriel will be huge. more than 4,000 square feet and cover one entire side of the school. you can count on "nbc 10" for special coverage of the september world meeting of families and the papal visit. find out more at any time by checking out our "nbc 10 news" app from your smartphone or tablet. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. as we head into the rest of your friday, we are going to see less humidity. still warm but that's a plus for us. it will feel more comfortable. also weekend

in and out of the city. >> public transit will be the only way people can move in and out of the city of philadelphia. it will be every bus and every train that comes into that platform will be full of people moving one after another. >> and look at this armored vehicles, police command posts and bomb detonating robots were also on display. that was so the school officials could have a look at the devices in case they're ever put into an emergency situation during the september visit. >>> meantime the delaware river port authority is putting together plans for the pope's visit. they're working with all the regional transit systems to create a strategy centered on safety. it wants to have a more definitive plan in place by september. >> philadelphia is obviously known for its murals painted on buildings across the city. it's no surprise pope francis will be featured. they unveiled a plan to commemorate the visit. the mural will be really big, more than 4,000 square feet. it will cover one entire side of the school. remember, you can count on "nbc 10" for special coverage of the septemb

fourth and channel a ball game that happens earlier so arrive earlier take public transit and or carpool parking often the street limited and on street comboints parking lot but maybe tailgating and prigs in effect to that concludes my report. >> any card on the director's report. >> please call the next item. >> the nobody is item 8 commissioners questioning madam chair. >> commissioner singh. >> yeah. thank you planning department i really want the mr. normal should be helped much as we can i know one ladies her husband diode recently and feel bad they were good friends and so thirdly, i'm not going to be at the next meeting but out of town. >> okay. thank you. >> any matters? >> i just want to piggyback on and on on what commissioner singh said we've been for years trying to look to see how to make that work for our community and if it is not happening i know leaving up to the project starting you you can we kept saying hire local businesses and told yes yes, yes and i think now that things have been sort of okayed and things are motivational it may not be happening or may not happen

city's lines on fossil fuel that's why we're making to positive to get broad buses and get board public transit our youth will never say when we look back and sigh i couldn't afford to have a door the right reason i can make a choice and the choice is public transportation that's what i want our youth to repeating really building in (clapping.) finally increasing energy efficiency and the efficient the strategy to reduce mlgsz green self-for customers what access competitive financing for their homes to have returnable energy and upgrades and pay that off on their property tax bill that's an incredible change in this way we do thing to you the department of water & power of environment and in january supervisor president london breed called upon your own transportation system to develop a program to significantly reduce emissions awhile sourdz more energy from returnable resources like wind up and sun the sfpuc will add solar raise on top of old solar building we've got to lead by example go solar if has nouchd a series of successes since july of 2008 sdmroor helped to null small more than had

consulting firm i advise clients on transportation i'm a long term muni rider and a huge supporter of public transit happy to see muni doing the rapid lines i ask staff to reconsider the far side out bound at bay shore and kr0urd land we have parking along bayshore and a little bit on hilton we're very, very concerned about this change our landscape consumers and regular customers use your driveway and front area often double parking we have customers the average customers spend hours at our craft and there are another businesses effected when i saw the proposed bus stop relocation i thought of the muni safety problems created the buses will block the justifies e views of pedestrians as they attempt to cross the street the bus will have to unmerger with the bike lane the process needs to improve in terms of feedback and returning the information to the flower craft in youry we saw that bus stop ass was recently approved it there must be an appeal process available and in looking at the amounted to the t e p those issues the eir is insufficient. >> thank you. >> to analyze this bus stop. >> (calling

first that was adapted in 1973 and establishes the priority of public transit bicycles and non-pedestrian vehicles. >> the fund in addition to the $16 million plus in eject funding the additional financing includes the multi family housing bonds tax entity a mortgage and equality the action to authorize the executive director to enter into is an last year document for mission bay north the commission has approved the design and gallop funding entering into a ground erase is a companion use of eject to keep the land at the end of the construction then it transfers to the mayor's office of disabilities development this is a 45 year ground lease with one 24 year option of which $15 is the base rent and other residual rent if cash flow and finally, the last restrictions likewise affordability and krathd policies a total of 200 households will retained on motorbike and this includes two managers united and hourly incomes avenue 50 to 60 percent tax credits and i'm levels and an example of 50 percent of household for a 4 person household leasing up after 2014 it is 7

most of the throng headed to the parkway will use public transit but they are expecting massive traffic jams and working on logistics to make sure emergency crews can get around quickly. >> this will probably be the big of the event we are facing from a five county regional aspect in our lifetime. >> the hope is that none of this will be necessary the clock is ticking and they have to make sure they have all the bases covered in september. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> the work is underway to commemorate the work of pope francis in philadelphia the mural arts program unveiled plans for a new you mural. the sacred now, features the pontiff it will be installed on the mission school in north philadelphia. coming up philadelphia city council is taking action to increase security at parking garages in the city. jeff skversky is live at the nova care center. >> jim chip kelly responds to the allegations made by lesean mccoy when he said he got rid of black players faster than white players. coming up in sports. >>> for the third day in a row 89 degrees, a human cool down, next week

will be walk out of parcel s and enjoy restaurants cafes theaters art and retail of course the public transit that will take you to the nine counties and amtrak and greyhound across the united states and cal tran to the southern part of california. in addition. there will be a pe detreeian mall with a calffe. how -- value this property is now to give more details i should say we're offering the parcel in dlab raegs with the city of san francisco the mayor's office as well as community investment infrastructure sara will give a little more information now. >> so if you have the slide -- there we go. this is the 10 thousand foot view or rather the 5 thousand foot view ing you context of where parcel is. you can see it south of the transit center. zooming in a little bit gives you a little more context where it is between howard and natoma street here it is zoomed in further the closed line going through the parcel indicates where the train box will be underneath the parcel that would be the northwest corner. then the remainder of the parcel could have 7 hundred 50 foot tower on it now. we menti

places like the ark, that teaches their community how to navigate the city independently using public transit. i would definitely reach out to the ark san francisco and janet pom rye center as well. i would suggest making contact with some of the senior centers because there are a lot of people that get there on their own steam even though they get services that are there. i think the dash communication sounds like a good idea to be displaying kind of the new and the old information simultaneously or on the same bus but i wonder how long that program will last, 2 weeks? >> there is no set time. we are going to let it until operators aren't getting questions anymore and staying there and getting befuddled looks. >> and people not getting on the bus because they think it's not theirs. i want to get to the question about council member wong about the low floor buses, the new fleet and the intention of the low floor buses as i understand is to reduce the height that you need to step up into the main body of the bus itself and that at the rear of the bus, it still needs to be at a certain height t

. >> public transit will be the only way that they're going to be able to move in and out of the city of philadelphia. and it's going to be you know every bus and every train that comes into that platform are going to be full of people. moving one after another. >> reporter: because not everyone can stay in philly, the suburbs are on alert, too, with packed hotel rooms, roads, and crowds. not to mention some of the drain on security. delaware county will be providing to the security detail, itself. >> when the phone arrives in the city of philadelphia, it is my understanding that delaware county is going to protect that plane when it lands in philadelphia. >> reporter: and the district attorney says there are a couple of messages he wants to get out to the public. one, if you're going to come down to the city or you'll be traveling by car, remember to expect delays and prepare yourself your kids and the elderly also. he says this is very important. if you see something that looks out of the ordinary they'd rather you call police and alert them. reporting live in center city deanna dur

coliseum officials are asking people to take public transit between the oakland as game and the warriors game tonight at 6:00, things will be busy around the coliseum and parking prices double to $40. here is a live look at traffic. it's flowing nicely in both direction es. >>> the warriors are gearing up for game 5 against the houston rockets tonight. want to show you mvp steph curry taking practice with the team. with golden state's leading the series, 3-1, they can go to the finals. they would face the cavaliers who swept atlanta. curry says he feels great after that scary fall on the court in game 4. he says he will not hold back. >>> i feel real coherent. ready to go. just finish this thing out. i will be ready to go play my usual minutes do what i need to do. help my team win. >> if you want to go to the game, there are still tickets available. but they are pricery. about an hour ago, we saw two court side seats selling for more than $,000. every game -- $7,000. every game officials say people hold phony tickets. so buy your tickets from a legitimate site. this game will be is a se

. >>> 5:18 whether you take public transit or the roads, let's check your ride on this friday morning. >> hopefully it's a smooth ride for you. "nbc 10's" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has a look at what's happening out there on the highways or not happening, hopefully. >> pretty empty so far on a lot of our majors. i'll show you why, 202 around paoli pike. everything free and in the clear there. if we are dealing with anything it's a lot of ongoing construction projects. pa turnpike eastbound between washington and willow grove, that will be out there until 6:00 a.m. with not a lot of volume heading through the area you won't be dealing with a whole lot of volume. as we check out 95 right around delaware, so no problems there as well. 10 minutes headed northbound or southbound from 295 up towards 495. we'll check in with mass transit coming up in 10 minutes. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. less humidity for today. there will be a little bit more comfortable for us. we're still going to hold on to above ave

. >>> public transit will get a bit pricier in maryland. fares are going up june 25th. the base fare for a single trim on the local bus, light rail and -- trip on the local bus, light rail and metro subway goes up 10 cents. mark increase is $1 commuter bus is $1 to $1.25 more depending how far you travel. the law requires the mta to adjust prices every couple years for inflation. we've got a full list of fare hikes on our wusa9 app. >>> new video shows a powerful volcano eruption on the galapagos islands. the eruption may look incredible, but it is threatening the fragile ecosystem that inspired charles darwin's theory of evolution. the lava is flowing away from most of the wild life including the world's only population of pink iguanas. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> around here the activity is coming in the sky. >> especially west of town this evening. we'll go with ayellow alert for wednesday. dealing with some of that this evening off to our west, the big issue with these, just torrential downpours. rainfal

was a little bit usual we're assessed at the end of an cul-de-sack that is parolee served by public transit we were lobbied to have the 1.5 unit parking spaces per unit we approved 2 to one we're scaling down the 2 to 1 ratio i'll ask to maintain that in the interest of encouraging less resigns 0 on the car ownership we'll provide one car share space for parking your are here the proposed building elevations i want to highlight the your honor, design principles that are being worked together that is a sign of enlightenment both in building and natural context they're separated through the site and scaled appropriate to other developments in the vicinity the proposed design blends with the hillside not flashy and compliments the harmony of the natural environment stripe is another kind of great amenity of the project we're proposing all no parking on the street and as you can see a colored concrete sidewalk with a great bunch of trees we're thinking this is a pedestrian thoroughfare that go is to the fire truck turn around we're proposing beverages and landscaping and we're creating a parkle

situations with reality in my mind not how we wish it would be we worry about everyone would take public transit or walk or ride bicycles a that's not the reality when we look at the parking we have to make sure we're realistic will be our exceptions thank you. >> commissioner richards. >> i wanted to call your attention to an article in the chronicle on sunday about at at attorney they published a paper on world-class cities they have the personal well-being and the economy and presence of combrarts and good governance we rank 22 once the london and tokyo and hong kong but potential within the next decade san francisco goes to number one that tells us a lot about where the city is four people to move and invest and to give you a chance look at that report that is on the web if you search for 2 if anyone needs information i'll forward it to you a vote of confidence in the city. >> commissioner antonini. >> what's that website. >> a t kerney k ar n e y. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further we'll move on to department matters directors announcements. >> good afternoon, commissioners nothin

there are plenty of public transit options for runners and spectators. bart starts early at 6 a.m. and runs longer trains. caltrain will start at 6:30 in palo alto and add more express trains south in the afternoon. muni rail service will start as early as 4:45. don't forget the ferries by the way, there will be special morning service from vallejo, oakland and alameda. it will start at 5:45. >>> tonight, police are searching for the shooters who opened fire outside a busy east bay mall. it happened just before 11 a.m. in the parking lot of the sun valley shopping center in concord. no one was hurt. but several cars were hit by bullets. a woman who works at the mall said if she hadn't come in early today she could have been hit. >> you know, it was during the day and everything and, you know, i'm glad i worked at 9:30 and not 10:30 and but yeah the fact that it happened during the day is frightening. >> the shooters are still on the loose. they were seen leaving the area in an older light-colored sedan. >>> building bridges between young people and police is what alameda county is

is roughly 3.2 acres that ts 5 and a half acre park i described a minute ago it is served by public transitnd the u.s. muni stoke is at intersection of south street to the north and third street and the mariposa stops further south there are muni bus lines it service this location and special shutters with the stakeholders to make sure that is improperly coordinated address and the vision for terry france way it is the embarcadero south and we're obviously committed to that edition to talk about the provisions we're foors many events recidivism 50 of those depending on how he do in the playoffs the majority of events will not has nothing to do with with the warriors there be a mix of concerts and other sporting event and we hope some cultural events to the city this is typical your profoundly aware i suspect you know this the industry for this kind of facility i was involved in the brooklyn they're doing roughly the same mix we see similar potential in the bay area just to show you some pretty pictures this is the money shot from the blimp looking at toward the park in the foreground one of

whether you are a runner or a spectator, it is a good idea to take public transit. bart will start service early at 6:00 a.m. and run longer trains. muni service will start at 4:45. >>> tonight, we are hearing of a pair of attempted kidnappings in the bay area. this is a sketch of the man who allegedly tried to abduct a girl in campbell this morning. he is described as asian, or latino in his mid 30s . five feet seven with a medium build. he had on a black and white striped beanie and a long tan or brown coat with fur on the cuffs. police say he was driving the silver car you see pass by on the surveillance video. a young girl out walking her dog near mason court and harriet avenue said he pulled up and asked her for directions. then he got out of the car and grabbed her in a bear hug. when she fought back and screamed, he took off. >>> also in vallejo, police are investigating the attempted kidnapping of a 10-year-old. the man grabbed her and pulled her into his car. she says she escaped when the man stopped the car and ran to a friend's house. the girl described h

people getting to fort mason to take the boat to alcatraz it's really difficult to get there in public transit. and the last thing that that area needs is a lot more automobile traffic. unless and until the e line makes it's way all the way to fisherman's wharf and mason it doesn't make sense, i hope they understand that and stays where it is. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? you can all stay if you want to hear us. [laughter]. we're going to continue to talk. proceedier is we have public comment first before we make our statements then we may have staff that have questions basen on comments, that are heard as well we invite you to stay and hear. commissioner brandon i will star with you. commissioner woo ho >> with her request. thank you. i appreciate the presentation so thank you in going through all of the process and details of what we have been trying to achieve with the mps the reason i didn't request this on the agenda obviously this topic has hit certain nerveses in the community both in the mediate area, and the recreational

. >> public transit will be the only way that they're going to be able to move in and out of the city of philadelphia. and it's going to be you know every bus and every train that comes into that platform are going to be full of people. moving one after another. >> he also says delaware county will be at the forefront of the pope's visit and has security detail assigned to present the pope when he arrives at philly international. >>> delaware port authority is putting together its plan for the pope's visit. there are 121 days before the world meeting of families in philadelphia. drpa is working with regional transit systems to create a plan centered on safety and strategy. >> we're expecting as many as 4 million people in the city. we're talking about how we can best handle all those people and talking about how we're going to keep them safe and as specific as i can get right now. >> patco is coordinating with septa and n.j. transit and wants a more definitive plan in place by mid-september. count on nbc 10 for special coverage of the september world meeting of families and the papal

. >>> levi's stadium is proving to be too much to handle for one public transit agency and football fans end up paying the price. the valley transportation authority says it will cost them more than $3 million per year, to handle stadium events. an amount they say is just not sustainable in the long run. and the vta has asked the city of santa clara for help. the mayor said no. until now. the vta is considering a big fare increase for bus service to and from stadium events. round trip tickets could rise as high as $20 a trip. >>> rand paul is angling for some bay area support for his 2016 presidential run. the republican senator from kentucky is the first candidate to open up an office here. he is setting up in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. paul has been enlisting a tech team to help his campaign and hopes to spread his message that we are better off with less big government in our lives. >> republicans are not happier, we will have a great tech team and not only a force here in san francisco, helping us to get vote, most of us are advocating for privacy. >> paul says he

public transit the best way to go. looks very light.ay heading southbound. no problems this morning. and i'll take you out to the richmond bridge where a light traffic conditions as well. our traffic map where we have green sensors on the bay bridge and east bay as well. very good traffic conditions to report to you this morning i in case you do want to get in your car but again, a great way to get in and out of the city this morning and afternoon if you're going to be having fun. okay. let check out your weather for today. a live look at it and in the camera shots and also in this shot we have widespread clouds all across the bay area. a fairly cloudy day. tough to warm things up once again. here's what's happening. break this down for you. now the race just began minutes ago at 8:00 this morning. temperatures are going to stay in the mid-50s. pretty nice weather for runners. we like it cool. i like to run once in a while. i'm not a fast runner. by lunchtime -- so i think we'll see peak of sunshine. other than that fairly cloudy throug

workers enjoy good public transit and plenty of green spaces for relaxing. the entire ensemble sits upon a vast underground shopping mall. in the 1700s, the thames riverfront was jammed up with shipping in downtown london while this end of town was an industrial zone with the stinky industries -- glue making, chemical works, and so on -- conveniently located just downwind from the rest of the city. in order to relieve all the congestion in downtown london, they decided to replace the industries out here with what became the world's ultimate port. the docklands organized shipping for the vast british empire. evoking the days when britannia ruled the waves, the old west india warehouses survive. but rather than trading sugar and rum, today they house the museum of london docklands and a row of happening restaurants. london's docklands illustrates how, in order to fully experience the energy of a great city, you often need to get out of the historic old town and explore its modern business district. >>> hello there, welcome to "newsline." it's tuesday, may 12th

regarding making certain violations infraction tickets when riding on the public transit, and i could not remember the number. >> sb 113. >> thank you. >> and i just wanted to thank you for pointing out the pieces of the bill that might actually further hurt the young people and i know that the original intent was to decriminalize, the use, and by reducing it to an infraction, and therefore, also, encourage more people to actually pay their tickets because the cost of the ticket is less and i appreciate that you are able to catch a piece of that bill that actually open up the juvenile's record, when that is cited and i think that the commission would not want to see something move forward that would penalize the young people because they could not simply afford to ride a bus or have the wrong type of muni pass which is something that i saw a lot of the youth organizers and when the students turned 18 and they would have a youth pass and would get a really hefty fine that they could not afford and so while i appreciate the intent of this legislation, i do think that we should withhold

police are asking people if they are coming to run or watch, to take public transit. that message comes through, if you see something, say something on sunday. frank, julie? >> david, thank you. >>> we are following developing news right now in the east bay city of hercules. that's where a grass fire has moved dangerously close to the home. it started shortly before 4:00 this afternoon on valley road, just across the street from hercules high school. flames reached the fence of one yard. a good samaritan grabbed a hose and tried to put out the fire. >> trying to protect the house. that's all. >> how do you think you did? >> i thought it did pretty good. didn't get the house! >> firefighters arrived and began battling those flames. one home sustained damage, minor damage, we're told. officials tell us no one has been hurt. >>> now to a frightening situation on a vta bus today in the south bay. a passenger tried to attack the driver. john sasaki has more with what the driver says happened and also the bystanders who came to the driver's rescue. >> reporter: ron brandon

massive flooding in houston, texas has shut down all public transit and closed major freeways. more than 10 inches of rain fell this morning in the houston area. into the roads downtown section were closed by raising waters. were closedschools for the day and power outages affected almost 60,000 customers in the area. in texas andan oklahoma killed 11 people during the weekend. nestle wants to bottled water in the small town of cascade along the club you river. -- town would need signoff nine lawmakers asking state officials to scuttle the deal saying it transfers water rights to a for-profit company. mark: taco bell is going natural to appeal to millennials. by the end of the year, they will remove artificial flavors and colors, trans-fats and high fructose corn syrup from almost all of its menu. there will be some exceptions. beverages and cobranded items. to will not see any changes the readers -- thdoritos locos tacos. coming up in the next half hour, the bloomberg market day. finding -- the cartoons themselves might not be all that funny. had entered the city streets for a

we'll have a study that shows the connection to weight loss and public transit. >>> studies show self-regulation by the u.s. industry has not improved the nutritional quality of food that's being advertised to kids. kids fall in poorest nutritional category. about one-third of ads were from companies that didn't participate in industry self-regulation. >>> a new poll out this morning is revealing that miscarriages are widely misunderstood. nearly one million happen in the u.s. every year. think think miscarriages are uncommon. 22% think lifestyle choices during pregnancy cause most miscarriages. more than half o dueare due to a genetic issue. more people thought stress, heavy lifting or stds cause a miscarriage. >>> another new study shows a pattern when babies are born in the u.s. national correspondent explains the results. >> reporter: new mom kathryn jones prepared everything she could before little henry's birth. >> i'm definitely planner. >> reporter: the only remaining question is when he would arrive which ended up being a few days early. >> day date was on may 10th. >> reporter: it's of

www.kron4.com for felicity's scheduled midday activity is to have information on public transit the source >>darya: new information is out about exactly what happened after freddie gray arrest the policemen that it's a month after his arrest late in unreported and so far on explain stop the new information come from our private security cameras at an intersection not from the police officers transported him this is the real suspicious about why it was not previously mentioned and he was unconscious when he got to the police station on april 12th of the five men suffered a spinal injury and died a week later the report concludes that a fatal head injury and the back of the van. >>mark: this is to be working in the curfew affected over the weekend as we about a process in the city since monday of people rioted on the day of a shift from sudden protest last night and this is not in philadelphia things for physical and philadelphia were police to rest for a is the proper things and leaks. >>darya: 5 of the night club was run in his own discovery of a home is speaking out now jordan on gran was

public transit is shut down and many roadways are flooded. several hundred basketball fans were stranded at the houston rockets arena after their playoff game. >> we thought might as well stay safe. >> reporter: the city under a flash flood emergency. also overnight in austin many creeks flooded there bringing the state capitol to a stand still. there were dozens of water rescues. while just to the south in wimberly, texas the search continues for 12 people missing include this family. they were among those that were swept away during the memorial day weekend. her sister describes the terrifying phone call. >> call mom and dad. i love you and pray. >> reporter: texas governor has just expanded the declaration to include 37 counties. >>> an early morning fire destroyed three homes. fire broke out around 4:00 a.m. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> a 19-year-old was shot and killed overnight at a southwest philadelphia playground. police found the man at 65th and elmwood avenue. investigators say they found a gun beneath the