i am ramone gonzalez and a student at san francisco university and here representing san francisco state college -- [inaudible] and i have been and because of me going to the garden i did research on plants and seeing how the upkeep of the plants and i would hate for that to go to waste and i urge you to approve the lease management agreement and approve the fee. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> and addition be being i beautiful place there are programs that provide san francisco residents that are valuable for our future and again i hope you renew the non resident fee. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is lane borden. i think it's fitting that my first foray into san francisco politics involves plants and i have been a fan since i was three. i am a new resident of san francisco but coming to the botanical garden for 20 years. it's one of the things i visit every trip so i have a perspective as a non resident visitor in the past and i don't find -- didn't find the fee to be particularly onerous and i don't find it onerous currently especial

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gonzalez. >> i wish i had a dollar for everyone said, how hot was it? we all need to join in on that, right? plus, 106 degrees, san ramon, 105. across the south bay, gilroy checked in at 103. to the north, sai sanoma at 103 degrees. santa rosa 102 degrees. and 85 degrees in oakland. otherwise hottest locations generally inland east of the bay. 77 degrees in san francisco. still 10 degrees above normal. excessive heat warnings in effect for all these red highlighted areas. this incompasses most of our counties, just minus the central bay and the immediate seashore. as our highs continue to average a good 25 degrees above normal. what happens is you see the heightened risk of heat exhaustion and also we're not recovering too much at night at all. now the big question is, when does the relief begin to settle into the bay area and frank will pinpoint that day. that is still coming up later in this newscast. >> thank you. a bay area woman was arrested after the heat killed her dog. pleasant hill police say the dog was found locked in a car downtown. the temperature outside over 100 degrees. an officer had to smash the window