in looking at the various concerts and music festivals, for example, one thing they missed in salesforce parkich is one of the most recent parks opened in san francisco, is they looked at things such as music to be performed, but they didn't allow the back for those performances for real concerts to be done, and that seems to be such a glaring example of, you know, not planning ahead of time and not bringing in people who have that expertise so that we can expert be able to use those spaces as we planned, can you tell me a little bit that and what are the practicalities of having musicals as an example? >> yes. so in locations where those sort of events have been contemplated, cultural park and city side park to name two that are in development, when the parks were in schematic design and as the designs have developed, the teams have retained a subconsultant that specializes in park programming and operations to help advise on what infrastructure is necessary to support those events. and so dedicated electrical circuits that are at a higher amperage than normal that would allow them to pull m

story taken off and a little bit more consideration for handicap and elderly in the parking proposal. >>> salesforce'soff tuesday and you can expect delays if you're driving in san francisco this week. howard street is closed. the annual gathering will also affect some uniroutes. dream force includes a fleetwood mac concert at oracle park on wednesday. still ahead. >> it's fabulous. i'm very amazed, feeling very lucky. >> you don't expect to hear that from a patient in a hospital. a look at a grand opening today that had patients and hospital workers excited. >> and i'm drew tuma, a clear night tonight will lead to a it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. what are you searching a version of myself who doesn't make decisions based on fear? no, what streaming apps are you searching for? oh. because you h

park imagery around. dreamforce is the world's largest software conference. salesforce says they have more than 171,000 registered attendees this year. many of us know it can cause congestion around here. if you're traveling through the city be prepared. howard street will be closed between 3rd and 4th. big names will be here, former president obama, gretchen carlson just to name a few. the event starts tomorrow, but some events are starting today. people are inside the moscone center there setting up. if you are showing up to this conference, keep in mind there's public transitio$portationtrans. >>> here's on abc 7 mornings, we're trying something new towards the end of our show, we're pointing out two top stories on our website that you should check out before we go. so, one of our stories here,s i've been tracking this all morning long, one person has died in a two-car crash. this is going to impact a lot of people that are traveling into san francisco and out as well because there's a slowdown on both sides. now, to another top story here, pg&e warning of another po

the band is playing a benefit concert at oracle park to help raise money for ucsf children's hospital s. salesforceonsoring the concert and it is at the same time as the dreamforce concert. >>> fremont is a diverse and inclusive community. how it's using the strengstrength of family to build a better bay issue. >> and muni has a solution to ending an operator shortage. >>> first a check on your weather and traffic. >> thank you. good morning. so, we do have an issue that's popped up in vallejo now. a single car crash is starting to slow things down. this is westbound 80 before tennessee street. you can see that orange line there. hopefully that does not turn into red. we are not clear if injuries are reported, but people are on the way to help clear also here, a live look at our friends in the south bay, 280 is looking nice for the most part. i do want to let you know, i talked about this earlier in the show, there is an investigation in san jose due to a deadly hit and run. so alum rock and jackson avenues will be closed because of the investigation until 6:00 this morning. unfortunate to hear tha

salesforce tower at 1,000 feet. chris nguyen hassan jose's story. >>> in the bay area's largest city, a major groundbreaking that's been a long-time coming. at at 300 feet and 19 stories, 200 parkt's at the corner of park avenue. it will be the first office tower built on a spec basis. >> there are residents much h h high -- >> builders tended to go where they could get hiher rents. >> the project's approval is after the city council voted to raise building height limits downtown over the objections of mineta san jose airport commissioners. they cited safety concerns and financial viability. lightening passenger load to ensure planes are light enough to clear buildings in the event of an emergency. those who support the concept of building up say the change gives the city a better chance of landing larger scale projects like 200 park in the future. >> if you're allowed to go taller, you can do different things with architecture. you can have a denser building, you can go up instead of pushing down and out. >> veteran developer jay paul is behind the striking tower expected to total 875,000 square feet with room for more than 4,000 employees. multiple terraces and -- it will pro