in alignment with the redevelopment plan. i encourage the supervisors to join me in passing the items that are on the roll today, and thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is eloise patton. i am a resident of district ten and a member of the legacy committee for the huntersnt shipyard. i want to encourage you to pass this project. it has been a very long time, as you have heard before. at the meeting yesterday i indicated i was 28-29 years old when this started. i'm 60 now. i think it's time to continue to move. now one thing i want to get clear, all of us want residents in district ten to be safe. all of us want the soil to be clear, but also, as we move forward, nothing can be done unless we approve these amendments so that when we move past this piece, we can start on day one moving and developing. this is a legacy project for those of us that have been residents in bayview, those of us that actually endured the years of environmental r

just an amazing redevelopment here of a great part of our san francisco. i've been on the mission bay citizens advisory committee for 14 years, and i attended here this past week the detailed arena presentation that the warriors team presented, and i was initially quite concerned. i thought we were going to have another oracle arena sign, huge red glow in the sign, well, not red for the warriors, of course, but a red glow from oracle that you could see from a half a mile away. i was vry impressed with the attention that was given to the community, to the neighbors, and also representatives from ucsf that were in our meeting last week that chimed right in and said they have looked at it, they've studied it, they've looked at the level of illumination, there was serious consideration given to the impacts, to the hospital and the surrounding area, and it doesn't overwhelm the community. it's done in good taste. so my compliments to the warriors team for giving careful account to the neighbors. in fact, the helipad on top of the hospital can function properly

>> correct. >> former redevelopment areas. >> from a redevelopment. my existing redevelopment areas. i should have some. so as part of that role as the state in dissolving development felt that they needed to have a body that represented the taxing entities. so, he represents the city's share -- >> this was created as a result of the dissolution of the redevelopment agency. >> correct. >> ok. got it. as a way to oversee the taxes that would have -- >> the tax and approved the recogniezed the payment schedule. >> so, the mayor has three of the seven. >> yes. >> say it again. >> there is one from the school district. one from community college. one from bart. and then three of the members from the city and county and one from labor. >> labor. oh, ok. great. so, this is a reappointment. >> yes. >> thank you. i think it's important not just for committee members here but also for the public. i always try to get thing on the record and it always amazes me and makes me very happy how many citizens come up to us and say i was watching channel 26, i learned a

cooling will return on sunday along with the redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is 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. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )a san francisco mother and her autistic son are fighting a building owner.. who wants them out. they say the owner wants the apartment empty so he can raise rent. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. sotserena chietti and her 14 year old autistic son marco are facing eviction after living in this san francisco apartment for 13 years. sot lawyers that represent the owner say several tenants have complained about chietti since she moved in. the most recent noise complaint coming in january of this year. the lawyer representing the owner sent us a list of complaints about serena. they include stomping on the floor in the middle of the night, yelling at construction workers while intoxicated, and her son throwing bottles out the window and into the street

cooling will return on sunday along with the redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. accident on the richmond bridge wb at midspan. jammed from marina. benicia nb 6380 before 780 two left lanes closed due to metal object sticking out from the bridge áátraffic alertáá issued ( james ) breaking news... we have just learned that koko the gorilla has died. ( darya ) koko was born at the san francisco zoo and that's where we find kron 4's will tran. will? a gorilla known for her sign language skills has died. koko, who was born at the san francisco zoo in 1971, was 46. she was reportedly able to communicate with humans by using 1,000 words of sign language and capable of understanding 2,000 words of spoken english. the gorilla foundation, founded by animal psychologist francine patterson, announced koko's death. breeaking news... world famous gorilla named koko has died. koko was born at the san francisco zoo in 1971 and was famous for her ability to communicate with humans using sign language. she could sign 1-thousand words and understand more than 2- thousand spoke word

i remember when i was redevelopment back when redevelopment existed, i really pushed and so did at that point commissioner london breed, how do we get many of our local art tyess. that area held a lot of artists and many have been displaced in san francisco, so in order to try to help i think some of our artists we need to make sure they get some of the gigs because it's san francisco space and san francisco artists i believe should get these opportunities and maybe what we need to do is talk to a lot of these so-called artist consultants because many of them are not from san francisco so they don't know the beauty that is in this city and the talent here. maybe we need to host a meeting with them. i know that other commissions are starting to ask the same questions. what about our artists here? if there is certain needs that a developer wants to take as elements of the project let's make this clear with these artists and say, hey, what would you be able to do, but i would love for us and we will push again and keep on pushing to make sure that we hire our own that especially in areas l

cooling will begin on sunday along with the redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. 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 no major hot spots. bay no major hot week. for early next the marine layer redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. 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. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )in the north bay... a man is behind bars this morning for shooting at officers. the incident happened just after 5 o'clock thursday... at veteran's park in downtown napa. police say they responded to call of a gun on the ground. when they arrived they found an armed man. additional officers were called in for backup... that is when police say the suspect fired his weapon at officers. two officers hit the suspect with bean bag rounds. the suspect was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and was then taken into custody. none of the officers

cooling will begin on sunday along with the redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. 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 less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news out of san francisco... police are investigating a double shooting that has turned deadly. ( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the details. sara. ( sara ) gunfire erupted shortly after 2:30 this morning on the 2700 block of harrison street in the mission district..that's just a few blocks away from zuckerburg san francisco general hospital. police tell kron4, officers found two victims. one died at the scene and the other is in the hospital with critical injuries. no one has been arrested. thanks been arrested. thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) breaking overnight... at least 5 earthquakes have struck the east bay since 10 o'clock last night.

the original hunters point redevelopment shipyard plan was approved 21 years ago in 1997. at that time the success of negotiating the stakeholders to secure a commitment from the developer of providing 3 affordable housing was unprecedented. this development set the gold standard for what was possible in affordable housing negotiations and i applaud the forward thinking inclusionary housing numbers along with the advanced community benefits that came with them. the success is coupled with a promise of a boost to the local economy through hundreds of jobs sounded like a dream. it sounded like a dream to most hunter's point, bay view residents and others living in the southeast who looked forward to the addition of many amenities. so today i'm hopeful that my colleagues will join me in moving forward modest suggests to phase two of the hunters point shipyard redevelopment plan. these changes will allow shifts in four key areas. first land use changes, reduction in square footage from rnd and office to hotel, retail and commercial. third, james town parcel and then fourth sen

micro, local business enter price and they are prior working experience with oci and san francisco redevelopment agency. that means they desig designed e transbay requests for documents dating back almost ten years ago so they havago. they have worked with local government and they know what we are about. they have extensive gog of the city's management system and this is crucial because the new website will be on drupple so that will save some time and is an easier migration. i will move on to a few examples of the lower case's portfolio. this is a piece designed by them in 2014. it's very clear and you can see the detailed map on the left and the right and you can see each project with a rendering, just to give you an idea of how their design works and the work they have done in the past. moving forward this is public work's home page. you can cycle through the images and right there it has easily identifiable menu links and this is something that we are trying to emulate emulate and move tows because right now our site looks nothing like this. another example is the office of expect planning.

you know all of the art work within ocii and the redevelopment agency i would love to have a list of where are these beautiful art pieces within the ocii redevelopment properties and then the community, the open spaces. i met a young man an for some reason he knows where the open spaces are, seriously, he was still in high school and his mom said talk to him he has been to this and he showed me on his phone all the open spaces, so it would be one place to have that because after all it's part of this project and i think it's important that we have at least a list and maybe a nice active map where there are dots of where it is because we spent a lot of money on this and our developers have also done that and it's something to be proud of. i hope that we can incorporate that and somehow be interactive. i don't know if we need to add more money. >> the 100,000 was a contingency of 14, 980 built in so if we are participating of wanting to add things so trying to prepare as beas possible. to your point about the list of art work, i will have to have aa conversation with jennifer, that wou

if not the same plan as we have, as the redevelopment agency employees, but a better plan. you guys understand what i'm saying? you know, 'cause that's the important thing for the re -- to retired from this agency and to have a health plan that takes care of you and your family, so thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. james. >> ace washington. >> he's stepped out. >> okay. i have no more speaker cards. thank you, madam secretary. so hearing no further requests to speak, i now turn to my fellow commissioners for questions and speakers. yes, commissioner singh? >> is it all the department in the city has the same kind of benefits and everything? >> well, we have our -- the city has their own retirement plan called sfers. we have calpers. >> we are not through the city? >> we are classified as a quasi state entity or our own stand-alone agency. so we don't get our retirement benefits and our health benefits through the city plan, which is sfers, and through the department of health. >> what is the difference between us and the other one department? >> in relating to the bene

the board during this committee of the public hearing on the amendments to the hunter's point redevelopment plan? please line up to your right. please proceed check sir. >> i'm with the operating engineers. i definitely support the new plan. i feel its a great opportunity to, you know, allow people to work of course. my grandparents used to live in hunter's point and my parents. i thought i had a right to speak on it. of course, we want to clean up this area and, you know, looked towards a bright future in the area. and when the cleanup is done, this is a great plan and, you know, the developer, and the union can put a lodge of community residents work and continue to expand and do something positive in the area. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. connect speaker check, please mark good afternoon supervisors. i am the chair of the citizens advisory committee. rehab deliberated and bent meticulous aboutythi pertaining to the shipyard derek we want you to know that. by the way, i'm looking at wonderful supervisors. thank you very much for your leadership and for stepping up. we have lo

area and the bayview redevelopment project area subject to ersig to the oversight board and the california department of finance approvals and to make the appropriate findings. >> president breed: colleagues, can we take those same items, same house, same call? without objection, the items are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, let's go to roll call for introductions. >> madam president, you are first up to present new business. >> submit. >> thank you. supervisor fewer. thank you. supervisor kim. thank you. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: already submitted. >> supervisor ronan. >> supervisor ronen: yes, thank you. two weeks ago, i held a hearing to look into pg&e's practices that have been blocking city projects' access to clean green city power. i was appalled to hear reports about outrageous delays and stretch budgets and pg&e's responses were thin, at best. we heard from rec and park about pg&e's demands and an extra expense. we heard from the sfusd th theyere doing duplicate contingency engineering on renovation projects just to protecte hool calendar against unpredictable pg&

redevelopment is picking up steam.undreds of new houses are going up and new businesses are coming, creating about 2500 jobs. the owner of the mare island brewing company now brews his craft beer in this refurbished coal shed on mare island. >> the news that gets out is some of the negative things that happen in every town. but one of the things that's happened here is revitalization. you know, we're really starting to come back. the town is starting to have its own flare. >> reporter: about 25% of mare island is now redeveloped. there are still abandoned navy buildings rotting away, but plans are in place to redevelop about a third of the island and more to come. >> this is an economic boon to us. and we're very pleased and thankful for those people, those corporations that have investigated in the city of vallejo. 20 years in the making. but it's happening. >> reporter: the uss emory is scheduled to be on mare island for the next 100 days. and many people here hope it's the first of many ships that pass through here.

the san francisco board of supervisors is fast tracking redevelopment plans for candlestick point and the hunters point shipyard. yesterday, the board approved changes that would bring more commercial, retail and residential units to both of those areas. it calls for more than 100 units for low income senior citizens at candlestick point. the hunters point shipyard redevelopment program is scheduled to bring 10,000 residential units to that former naval base in two phases. >>> the santa clara valley water district voted to re- create a big new reservoir. that vote clears the way for the expansion of the pacheco reservoir along highway 152, east of gilroy. the project aims to reduce the impact of future droughts. >> reporter: the pacheco reservoir is in prime position to be transformed into an oasis from drought. that area would eventually become a near billion-dollar reservoir north of state highway 152. >> you should care because without water, or scarcity of water, businesses leave, jobs leave, people leave, people become uncertain. >> reporter: this board member says the existing r

now supervisors are considering amending redevelopment plan. today's hearing takes place at 2:00. you can watch all of our reports on the former ship yard at nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," competition at the box office when it comes to those movie passes, the new competition and the company in the discount movie game. >>> plus it's summer, this is the right question to ask, what's your favorite theme park? coming up we'll tell you which one saw the most vissan francis is given the green >>> welcome back, it's 4:39, san francisco police department given the green light to arm its officers with tasers but there's a big problem. the department has no money to buy them. city leaders yesterday voted down a plan to spend $2 million on them. the decision could push back taser use for another year. the opponents say the actual cost will be much higher and want a more realistic estimate. the police commission pushing for taser s says it's a step in the wrong direction. >> the police commission has approved it and department of justice has recommended they get tas

. >>> plans to redevelop meyer island. more businesses moving in to the property. >>> the warm up is underway in the beautiful bay area. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. june is in the air and so is faith in the golden state warriors and getting three more wins. my faith is in steph curry. forget that charging blocking controversy. forget j.r. smith running out the clock at the end of the game. let's focus in on -- >> count them in case you didn't realize it that was a three. >> a message to the cavs. steph curry in the final seconds of the half they may get the victory in game one. >> that was a big lapse. you know he can hit the shots. >> the first shot he made was a three-pointer. >> heck of a start to the finals. glued to the television i'm sure. >> definitely. >> heart pounding game. tough go to sleep after that. >> that's the other problem. warriors lead the nba finals 1- zip after beating the cavs in the overtime game. the score was 124-114. warriors had the lead in the fourth but lebron james, give th

redevelopment has been picking up steam lately. new businesses are coming in and creating new jobs.and brewing company. >> the news that gets out his some of that negative things that happens in every town. revitalization. we are starting to come back. the town is starting to have its own flare. >> reporter: there are still abandoned navy buildings rotting away, but plans are in place to redevelop a third of the island and more to come. >> this is an economic boom to us. we are very pleased and we are thankful for those people, those operations that have invested. 20 years in the making. it's happening. >> reporter: the uss emory is scheduled to be on mare island for the next 100 days. many people hope it's the first of many ships that pass through here. in vallejo, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, robert. >>> 6:42 is the time. opium growing in our own backyard. authorities discover several poppy fields leading to the largest bust in the state history. the reason authorities say what was happening at one of the farms is not but it appears. >>> new restrictions on water, even

redevelopment is picking up steam.e going up and new businesses are coming, creating about 2500 jobs. the owner of the mare island brewing company now brews his craft beer in this refurbished coal shed on mare island. >> the news that gets out is some of the negative things that happen in every town. but one of the things that's happened here is revitalization. you know, we're really starting to come back. the town is starting to have its own flare. >> reporter: about 25% of mare island is now redeveloped. there are still abandoned navy buildings rotting away, but plans are in place to redevelop about a third of the island and more to come. >> this is an economic boon to us. and we're very pleased and thankful for those people, those corporations that have investigated in the city of vallejo. 20 years in the making. but it's happening. >> reporter: the uss emory is scheduled to be on mare island for the next 100 days. and many people here hope it's the first of many ships that pass through here. in vallejo, rob roth, k

the hunters point shiprd redevelopment plan is excited to bring 10,000 to the naval b phases. >>> threeears were spotted in the north bay in santa rosa and people in the area are on alert. it is believed to be a brown bear. on monday, police received two reports of a bear sighting and one was in the area of gravity and highway north and mill station road. a second was a report of a big bear walking along the avenue. people in the area are being told to lock up your livestock and make sure garbage cans are fastened tight. if you do encounter a bear, obviously, do not approach it. >>> the brewing company is launching a new thc infused sparkling beverage. the drink named high-five hops will only be available through licensed cannabis dispensaries. it will come in two varieties including 10 milligrams of thc. the other will have five milligrams of cvd which is a compound used to treat pain. the drinks do not contain alcohol. they will be available starting july 30.>>> the santa clara valley district approved plans to create the newest reservoir in the bay area in 20 years. the vote clears t

the shipyard redevelopment plan is expected to bring 10,000 residential units to that old naval basea fit -- big fireworks bus. there were a lot of fireworks in a big agbin. investigators have a street value of $30,000. one man was arrested and is being held on various charges. >>> tomorrow marks the end thround of the world cup with a knockout round beginning saturday. >> earlier this morning, sweden beat mexico, 3-0. are at avaya stadium were all of the watch parties are being held. >> reporter: hey guys. yeah, this is kind of the calm before and after the storm. earlier, you saw this place with filled up with fans for team mexico. this is the north end of three stadium waiting for the north -- next couple of matches to start. you are going was korea versus germany. let's take a look at our video. korea beat germany. the second goal was an empty netter as germany was trying desperately to score a goal. well, they get eliminated, and that puts mexico into the knockout round, which elated the fans of mexico. >> it is re nice that they allowed us to come in here. everybody comes to su

is going to have a reaction somewhere else so we all have to be very careful when it comes to redeveloping the coastline we have a responsibility because we don't want these great wonderful treasures that we want to share with our children to disappear because of greed because of irresponsibility. and because of just not dan paying attention. in order to avert further catastrophe it's important to understand the source of ninety percent of the world see sand often a long way from the beaches. for the most part it starts in iraq somewhere that breaks down it might be in a river from ice or snow or rainfall and is that grain comes out of the granite or the sandstone it just gets into a small stream and then a larger river and in a normal world ultimately will work its way all the way to the shoreline. it takes thousands or even millions of years for a grain of sand to reach the sea and it's a journey full of pitfalls. in america we have been building one dam every day since the deck relation of independence and seven hundred seventy six one a day. eighty thousand dams block the rivers of the

says that one of the things one of the chinese state owned papers came out and said was korea redevelopmentt be a thing for the us, it will be for china and south korea. that was quite clear. interesting. let us look at fox news. fox news is the us media organisation that donald trump loves and some elsewhere in the media say it is just and some elsewhere in the media say it isjust a and some elsewhere in the media say it is just a mouthpiece for the white house at this juncture. especially fox and friends, the morning show. he gave an interview to fox news. newt gingrich talking about donald trump accomplishing more than clinton, bush, and obama combined. i would say yes for china. it has one point. don't underestimate donald trump. look what he has done in terms of capturing the us public and becoming president. and when i look at how he has handled the summit, he has been playing to his space. he has midterms coming out. when you talk about thejoint midterms coming out. when you talk about the joint military exercises, which it calls wargames, he says you know these assets we are flying

this is going to put much pressure on the government to double your political correspondent rupert redeveloped thank you very much. they're the students who raised their voices after a mass shooting killed seventeen people at their florida high school in february now as the seniors that marjorie stoneman douglas high school are set to graduate they're looking ahead to their futures all morning those who can't do the same and the nationwide movement to sue the reivers inspired for stricter gun control in the united states shows no signs of slowing down thousands rallied across the country on saturday which was national gun awareness day our correspondent alexandra phenomena reports from march in new york. who are among contreras this march is a personal issue together with his friends an overactive ist a ninety year old student organized this event amends to address school shootings but also gun violence in communities of color. supports me because last year i was the friends ago and i you know. when i was in a moment it felt like some people are really needed to be a power be when you hear abo

here in berlin but also in brussels to standing by at the council building in brussels and rupert redeveloped here in our problem entries studios gentlemen a very warm welcome geyer when i give you the first word it came down to the wire so is this the fix that will help manage the flow of people and if so why is it so short on specifics. it really depends on what's specifically aspect of migration you're looking at if you're looking at curbing illegal migration it could be the decisive step if implemented and here we are with the with the specifics that are lacking for instance two things here you have these registration centers or disembarkation platforms whatever you call them in african states we don't know which african states would be willing to do that and also we don't know if international organizations will be on board for sure and secondly the equivalent in the european union these registration centers are all hot spots that are to be a step lish what everybody has agreed on now we don't have countries that have come forward and said well we we will have that center german chancell

well as a result, work has stopped on the one billion pound redevelopment plan for stamford bridge.adiujm in west london. chelsea insist the decison of abramovic will have no effect on the day to day running of the club. christian purslow is the former managing director of chelsea and he says he's not surprised by the decision. so, a very marginal economic decision that has always been on the brink of being approved oi’ been on the brink of being approved or not by the owner. and the practicalities of this project also have been a major stumbling block, essentially a four—year building project needing chelsea to find an alternative home for such a long period. the most practical solution, wembley, many people in the club unsure about the wisdom of getting fa ns to unsure about the wisdom of getting fans to travel so far for so long away from their home. so on practicalities and economics it is a pretty sensible decision not to pursue this project and no surprise to me that that is the decision they've ultimately taken. let's also talk about the french open because there is only one

patchy fog could redevelop, away from the shoreline temperatures clear and 90 degrees oakland at 78. notice that warm up in san jose and san francisco. the coast mainly in the 60s. not much of a warm-up there. lots of 90s to talk about. it looks like to the hottest days of the week will cool things up. it looks pretty good. two for two for the warriors parade for the weather. this one should make us 343 as we head into the tuesday forecast. lots to cheer out there. >>> we have an update on that homeless dog found in palo alto. the dog and pups were found after the mama dog stole a piece of pizza. a spokesperson from the humane society said that all the puppies are healthy and thriving. they've all been adopted. for more information contact the humane society. >> coming up next. rafael nadal and why he's the king at the open. sports is next. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hiorsmoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one deliciou

happening today, san francisco leaders holding a public hearing on the troubled hunter's point redevelopment project. the program began yearso. it first uncovered soil samples faked by the navy contractor now supervisors there considering amending the redevelopment plan. today's hearing takes place at 2:00 p.m. you can watch all of our reports and on that former ship yard at nbcbay area.com. >>> 5:35, popular east bay water park is closed. reports of children getting sick. four kids reportedly got sick at the be goose park in brentwood. their symptoms included vomiting and diarrhea. the county health inspector found chlorine and ph levels were within the required levels but also discovered the ultraviolet light disinfection system didn't work. and the system's automatic shutdown feature failed to act vaxt the system is used to destroy harmful bacteria. parents are alarmed. >> should have had thorough checking every week and they should have checked everything. someone somewhere dropped the ball. that's the bottom line. >> the brent diagnowood city mas saying once fixed they'll inspect the fa

that scandal widened and supervisors are considering amending the redevelopment plan. today's hearing takes place at 2:00 and you can watch all of our reports on the former ship yard at nbcbayarea.com. >>> here's something you need to know. popular east bay water park is closed and reports of children getting sick. four kids reportedly got sick in the blue goose park in brentwood. their symptoms included vomiting and diarrhea. they found chlorine and ph within the required levels but also discovered the ultraviolet light disinfection system didn't work and the system's automatic shutdown feature failed to activate. the system is used to destroy harmful bacteria. parents are understandably alarmed. >> should have had thorough checking every week, every weekend maybe. qc department should have checked everything. someone somewhere dropped the ball. that's the bottom line. >> the brentwood city manager says the pump is getting repaired. once the system is fixed, the county health department will inspect that facility again before it is open to the public. >> happening tod

the 1970 redevelopment plan was all commercial.tels and office buildings pick on this block, and i live on this block, i flipped there for 22 years. two office buildings are there from that era. their tenants do nothing for the neighborhood. no participation, no care, no contributions. they are worthless. they are all tech, by the way. they don't do a damn thing for the neighborhood. that is what office buildings are. dead zones. in 1980, there were neighborhood commands and we took it to the agency at the new staff and they listen to us and they said we want to be neighborhood. they agreed. you see all those housing developments. they change course. and on this block, there is condos as a result of that. and so they got a supermarket and an apartment building built next door to the site. it is a perfect housing site. you couldn't get a better housing sites than this. you just it just cap be done. if you really meant what you said, if you really meant it, you will deny this tonight. they have some small community benefits that can

planners say it will be redeveloped into aes lle destination with shops, cafes, movies, and a park.s closing next march. the company's already closed hundreds oftores across the country and even more closings are planned. >>> you heard the expressio there is no such thing as a free luh? that's not the case for children in our area. with school out, many are missing out on a every day.eal news 4's julily kerry reports on a fashg fairfax county program that feeds the children. >> when i was young, they had programs l fe this. i tol advantage of it. >> reporter: this former redskin knows the importance of eating a good meal. for many years, he's been spreading that message to a younger generation. his current push, making sure vairfax county kids know a free meal isable each week day for kids 18 and under. adults can ao eat for $2. >> it's a way of providing a safety net mig be at risk for h and not sure where they're meals come from during thesummer. kids go to school and do well. but a lot of kids go to school without a meal. so if you don't eat, how do you expect them to be successf

see the book of the cloud cover is a peer towards eureka, kate mendocino, we could have patchy fog redevelop the coastline. as far as the numbers outside, we have san francisco mid-50s, santa rosa 61 and livermore 56 degrees. here is a live camera towards the bridge, not much in the way of dense fog but we could have an onshore wind that will help enhancement of the patchy fog could be factored in portions of the coastline. overnight lows starting up monday will be in the upper 40s to the 50s tuesday for the warriors parade. in oakland, partly sunny skies, temperatures quickly warming up into the 70s by 10 am and could be flirting with the 80 degree mark by 1 pm on tuesday. the old cool weather pattern is moving out, a warming trend for monday, tuesdadnesday means hot temperatures inland with 90s expected over the next days. an onshore breeze capping temperat in the low to mid 60s. away from the water, the temperatures are soaring, the red means the 90s, you will see 90s towards santa rosa, fairfield and vacaville. oakland 78, san jose 84 and san francisco downtown lower 70s but the beaches

it's redeveloping. toward parts of the san mateo county coastline. could be a factor this morning. some lower visibility specter numbers, show you this. we have santa rosa and napa in the 40s. 44-47 degrees. san francisco, checking in 50. san jose lower 50s. and fremont in the upper 40s. most areas reporting mostly clear skies except some fog trying to regroup near portions of the coastline. that will be somewhat in the forecast for this morning. and then into the afternoon hours, mostly sunny skies. here is the temperature timeline. and today, you will go with that change. roller coaster, we've been calling it all week long, will continue. we started warm to hot and now we are seeing trending back up with 72 in san francisco. and antioch 86 degrees. we will have much more on the warmer weekend forecast as -- let's check in with alex. he is standing by with this morning's first look at the traffic. the first month look at traffic, right? >> that's a very good point. i didn't even realize that the first day of june here. we are kicking off june with some good-looking traffic for you

irony, the tax returns to cities from this development is what's funding a lot of the research and redevelopment to guard against these storms >> got to find the money somewhere, i guess >> exactly >> diana, thank you very much. >>> whether it's floods, tornadoes, or hurricanes, thanks to artificial skblenlintelligend big data, severe weather forecasting keeps improving. paul walsh is at the forefront of helping companies prepare for upcoming weather events. he's the director of weather strategy at ibm global services. paul, thanks for being here. >> thanks, becky >> first, if we're talking about more destructive storms, is this because companies and people are building on floodplains. is it because we're building more expensive properties than we ever did before or is it because the storms and storm surges are that much worse than they used to be >> i think it's a combination of both obviously, the sea levels are rising when you have higher sea levels and storms on top of that, the destruction of the storms is increasing and when you have properties right along the coast, there's more propertie

stating magnificent as we say that will host the opening game of this tournament and it's been redeveloped over the years and i think we can have a look at all the work i'm sorry that's gone on over the last couple of days just to get it to talk to tonight. it is a marvelous statement literally he stadium shows i just think the russian players will think i'm relaxed tonight i mean it's their home stadium or is there a potential there's a lot more pressure on them and i don't feel they feel relaxed i. have not been there because i never played the world cup but i've been there. in big crucial matches and you can say what you want to i never relax you always feel a little bit of that pressure and that's a very big field that extra pressure of. playing at home the opening match probably. billions watching the wrongs of the world they feel the pressure but i think fundamentally they feel it from their own country from. their own russian citizens but what i would think too is that there will be united there will be together for true for sure the manager create a bubble around them. they are tog

is going to have a reaction somewhere else so we all have to be very careful when it comes to redeveloping the coastline we have a responsibility because we don't want these great wonderful treasures that we want to share with our children to disappear because of greed because of irresponsibility. and because of just not dam paying attention. in order to avert further catastrophe it's important to understand the source of ninety percent of the world see sand often a long way from the beaches. for the most part it starts in iraq somewhere that breaks down it might be in a river from ice or snow or rainfall and is that grain comes out of the granite or the sandstone it gets into a small stream and then a larger river and in a normal world ultimately will work its way all the way to the shoreline. it takes thousands or even millions of years for a grain of sand to reach the sea and it's a journey full of pitfalls. in america we have been building one dam every day since the deck relation of independence and seven hundred seventy six one a day. eighty thousand dams block the rivers of the unit

negotiable, that is part of the chinese presidents plan to rejuvenate the chinese economy and its redevelopmenttage it will be a key sticking point. good to get your take on that, miranda, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the board of german car maker volkswagen has failed to come up with a new leader for its audi division, after a six—hour emergency meeting. it comes after chief executive rupert stadler was arrested as part of the investigation into emissions test cheating. fujifilm has sued the firm xerox for over $1 billion for breach of contract and damages. the printer and photocopier company walked away from a planned merger earlier this year. the deal would have seen xerox merge its business with an asian joint venture, the company it operates with fuji, handing fuji majority control. an australian court has fined apple $6.5 million for refusing to fix iphones and ipads that had been serviced by third parties. australia's consumer watchdog took the tech giant to court last year following complaints from users about faulty devices. apple admitted

fill the gaps when we are shopping more online, although it looks as if this site is finally being redevelopedtep into this huge space up the street? it is smaller towns like this which will be ha rd est towns like this which will be hardest hit. the impact is going to be catastrophic in terms ofjob losses and the loss of the shopping experience, but we should not lose sight of the fact that house of fraser is an anchor tenant who brings people into the town. and they will miss it. we're losing a lot of the big stores. marks & spencer will go and this will go and we have nothing left in the town really. for house of fraser, it is a drastic attempts to stay in business. this retailer, though, maybe just days from collapse. poundworld says it intends to appoint administrators if it can't find a solution to its troubles. it has been a terrible few months for oui’ has been a terrible few months for our high streets, as the weaker players struggle to adapt to the new world of retail. house of fraser is the latest in a long line of shop closures and job losses this year. so what is driving so many r

the cooling marine layer will be redeveloping which will add to the cooling effect. temperatures twinge a bit up and down. look for mainly clear skies. and tomorrow high temperatures ranging from about 50 at the coast. in the inland areas some upper 70s to maybe 80 in the warmest location. seven-day forecast. temperatures continue dropping through thursday especially inland where we see 80s tomorrow and mid-70s wednesday and thursday. one day warm up on friday. temperatures bounce back to mid-80s inland and mid-70s around the bay. but cooling pattern on saturday taking temperatures down sharply and bounce back again on sunday. a very unusual pattern. and on monday temperatures rising 90 degrees inland. that is going to establish a more sustained pattern of warmth. >> is it the end of the era for >> is it the end of the era for starbucks? ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood t

they were former redevelopment agency properties, where we don't have the -- the restrictions do not survive foreclosure. >> supervisor peskin: right. and once those were foreclosed on, they became market rate units fore. >> t inclusionary rate unit, we're talking about, which survives the foreclosure. the inclusionary units, we lost that. that's part of -- the affordable restriction does not survive the foreclosure. >> supervisor peskin: and those are the ones we want to >> those are the ones -- since that time, we have not had any. >> supervisor kim: how many units are like this? this is the mission walk. so how many units are like the mission walk? >> our portfolio right now, we have 700 units under sfra, which either the restriction does not survive foreclosure. the units, we have about 1300 units. >> supervisor kim: 1300 unit total? >> 1300 total, but for the sfra, we have 1300 total. in addition to the two programs, we also have the conversion below market rate program, which is the oldest b.m.r. rate program, which was suspended in 1988, and for that program, we have about 900