we've been analyzing facilities in the city of san francisco fo. you're right. there's been a progression of facilities getting more and more powerful. those are the ones up on rooftops and tall towers, down by the freeway. those have gotten additional bands for their operations. those have gone up in power. in this new system, the new design of serving people right where they are because of the capacity needs, people have a high demand for the service that the larger facilities run out of capacity. so these low power facilities are lower than they were in the 1990s. these are on the art of 100 watts. so very low power facilities do serve the immediate areas. i hope that addresses your question. >> it does. but an aside question would be, are these primarily geared toward the 5g? >> >> no, they're not. this is expanding 4g service. 5g is going to operate in a different frequency band. these antennas wouldn't support 5g. so when that comes -- and i think it's a question of when, not if. it will be a whole separate analysis process for what those facilities are go

second and the key thing the bay bridge is not just a street front fo for us in san francisco and we have one chance though do this right. this building is going to be there for 150 years or more hopefully but built in a block composition will block the bridge from an entire neighborhood. >> president hillis: thank you. >> hi my name is linda and i am a resident at the bay crest. i hope you under the desire to maintain the livability at our home. the current design for the project next door will devastate our light and air and we understand that we need toe additional housing in the city and we are really very much behind that, but we need to know that it shouldn't be at our expense and this developer needs to learn how to be a good neighbor before they continue. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. >> some of you may be aware i am a licensed professional land surveyor and i am familiar with area calculation. i routinely have to examine engineering and architectural plans before i can stake them on the ground to make sure that they are correct. the project sponsor was wrong in

tomorrow downtown san jose, tri valley, back into the low to mid-80s, about the seam fame fo concord and belmont to palo alto. mid-60s in san francisco. and one spot that couldm wd be shift right around 4:00 and 5:00 like we think it wi, will be santa rosa. winds start to peick up out of the north. hour by hour, temperatures tomorrow a little warmer inland. not much change. patches of low clouds. friday's temperature progression looks warmer, as bay side temperatures look as warm as the valley highs you're seeing tomorrow. you'll see it on friday the valleys make a move into the 90s and warm evenings ahead. the four-day temperature progression, the red shows you where the 90s are likely to be found. and areas around saratoga and campbell. the pink you see on the map is not good if you are in some of those areas, those are areas close to 100 valleys. high fire danger friday into saturday. san , back. still might stay hot in the santa clara valley. as the sea breeze kic into monday, things start to cool off. it all depends on how high this ridge of high pressure and how long it stays in place. sunday, probably one more hot day. then by

san francisco mayor. >> new trouble for former trump campaign chairman paul fo. fria with witnesses.ch testimony in federal tax and lobbying case against him. special council robert mueller and associates repeatedly contacted two witnesses in order to influence their testimony. manafort faces trial in july on charges of fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars in bank loans. >>> do you agree with miss america's decision to eliminate the swim suit competition? we want to know what you think. go to abc7news.com and the results updating on your screen in realtime certainly a hot topic issue this morning. >> it's not just the swim suit competition either. temperature entire program getting a makeover in light of #metoo movement. former chair gretchen carlson announced changes on "gma." she says miss america is no longer a pageant. instead they are calling it a competition and women will be able to wear what they not goin judge you on outward appearance because we're interested in what makes you you. tell us about your goals and achievements in life. by the way, at the end of the day we

i'm appearing here today because there are three or fo parks, one of them is in san francisco and i had a -- we had a meeting with the warriors and none of these stadiums have -- one of the things that you have to understand, all the players are black players. now today there are no black people that own one hot dog stand. and i'm asking the board of supervisors, you know, it's very difficult for y'all to understand. they look at everybody as a minority. my ancestors were slaves in this country. you have to understand, a lot of people call me and talk to me and ask me, why don't you go down to the board of supervisors and ask them what can they do so a black person can own one of these concessions. so i'm here today to ask you, would you look into the fact that not one black person has a concession in none of these parts, the one in san carlo, the one in san francisco and now we will have two and the people with the warriors said that they didn't think that it was important. we think differently and we don't see noove ment until we see black people have concessions in one of the parks.

san francisco chronicle. she says she expects investigators to washing hard to track down how she found out fo operation aheadys the warning allowed suspects to elude capture and put i.c.e. apgts in harm's way. the former spokesman for i.c.e.'s san francisco offers says that's untrue. james schwab quit in march saying he did not want to issue false statements that originated from the attorney general, jeff sessions. >>> surveillance footage captured a terrifying moment in west virginia. you can see it here. an suv crashed into a barbershop. police say it was going about 40 miles an hour. the driver apparently suffered a medical emergency. fortunately he was able to walk to an ambulance afterwards. so he was okay. the suv caused major damage as you can see to the barbershop. just crashed right through. >>> it's one of the most common cancers among men. >> and knew guidelines have been issued. what you need to know about them next. >>> and going, going, gone. time is running out if you want to pay one last visit to a toys "r" us store. >>> i'm spencer christian. we have sunny skies, warm to hot conditions and o

. >> so i grew up on a far in air force base we picked the fo trees and share with other families and as i drive around san francisco i see any trees with apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the departm ny oe trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need tonderstan house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). . made that good, good and >> the trick is how not t hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the peoe are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going twaste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was start growing food and giving it away. and having

san francisco is considering a challenge to a lawsuit involving the trump administration and protections for 200,000 immigrants. the department of homeland security has ordered the removal of temprotecvestatus fo salvadhaiti, nicaragua and sudan. federal law allows them to live and work in the united states if they fled catastrophic conditions in their home country. the and menstruation said it should be withdrawn because the disasters have ended and the courts have no authority to review that decision, there could be a decision later this month. >> marijuana and easing the federal government's ban on it. what san francisco mayor and other mayors around the country are doing when it comes to taking marijuana off the list of illegal drugs. >> plus, we are learning more information about the kidnapping and dead decimate deadly crash and the co between the victim and her abductors. >> we do see traffic off to a nice start on this tuesday morning on 80 westbound driving from the bridge to the macarthur maze. >> the warm-up will continue expecting to be the hottest day of the week. we will check in on conditions, coming up. [music] tuesday, june 12. morning. 430 in the morng. we are spans, we have

fo alternate. early road work and typical volume starting to fill in. 101 highway 85 to san jose airport, 1 minutes. >>> many san francisco civic leaders and other luminaries climbed halfway to the stars over the weekend to honor the singer who has touched hearts an francisco.world by leaving >> the sun is out and it's san francisco at its best right now. thank you for being so wonderful to me. >> of course, that's the one and only tony bennett. he was honored with the renaming of the block on mason street outside the fairmont hotel as tony bennett way. the 91-year-old singer is still touring. >> and looking great. that's awesome. next at 5:00, what's happening today that should bring relief to b.a.r.t. riders. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin'

san francisco and what your passengers want. >> well, i look forward to the future (laughter) air are we look fo >> so good morning, everyone.ryone and thank u all for coming here today: you know, as mayor of the city, it is one of our core responsibilities as a government to provide public safety to our residents and preparedness for any emergencies that come about. both these issues have and always will be a top priority of mine. anyone in calling 911 in our city needs to make sure there's a live person on the other end of the line when they make that phone call. it is sometimes a matter between life and death. and our 911 dispatch center has seen an increased call volume of 44% since 2011. that is a dramatic increase here in the city of san francisco. it equates to dispatchers answering approximately 1,000 more calls perday. that's 1,000 more calls perday since seven years ago. with a growing population in the city of san francisco, we have to anticipate that this call volume will not decrease but will only increase here in the city of san francisco. and last year, our 911 dispatch center, despite many efforts, was fallin

san francisco. we need to continue to give them the tools they need to continue to do this beers. this package will include $15 n fo newirefiger apparatus, fire trucks, engines, ambulances and command vehicles. the new ambulances are outfitted with cameras to make sure drivers have better sight lines so they're better able to navigate our very tight and congested streets here in the city of san francisco. our men and women in the fire department are also responding to increased medical calls here in the city of san francisco, so today i'm announcing we're investing $1.5 million for the fire department to add an additional quick response vehicle. this team and the budget to support them will build upon the success of the ms-6 program that responds to high frequency emergency service users. the team will provide 24/7 medical response to call services and ambulances that are needed in our streets where we need an ambulance or a fire engine. this team will also alleviate the appreciate on the larger fire vehicles to come to the scene. combined with the additional investments we've m over the past few weeks and that we

katherine howard many parts of san francisco have backyards that are rich vegetated enter your block open space and it provides habitat, a safe place for children to play and a refuge fo tired homeowners at the end of the work day. what could be the impact on open space. i came up with a scenario. a neighbor builds a pop out extension extending 12 feet and it has two floors and then there is a five foot popout and then over hangs set back on both sides and in the back of a popout a pat you is put up and a win screen or fence is installed around the entire backyard and to top it off a pergola is installed all over the entire backyard. the neighbor on the north side of all this is now looking at what is in essence a very open, but semi-enclosed room. the real question is here, what is open space? shouldn't it be open to the sky? what about growing trees or shrubs? what about habitat if we are going to talk about sustainability. what is the impact on the entire block's interior open space and neighbor's enjoyment of the yard with unregulated instruction. we need to know what the removal of limitations mean. we need pictures and we need specific limitations on how much an

san francisco. and you can see that fog is like a fog machine just to the left of the screen he. d the fo portions of the bay. what will help with its movement is this. the marine layer is changing quite a bit. cooler air moves in. that will deepen the marine layer. and that will translate to a cooldown for tomorrow. temperatures coming down at om so here's that weather system up here to our north. saturday easily the coolest day of the weekend. stronger winds topping 30 miles an hour. once the system moves on out, a bit of a warmup especially inland towards sunday, monday and tuesday. monday and tuesday will be the two hottest days for next week. here's the forecast model showing you some gray. maybe some drizzle tomorrow morning. and then into the afternoon mostly sunny skies, breezy and cooler. hot inland monday and tuesday increasing the fire danger as well into early next week. so if you liked cooler temperatures, make the most of tomorrow. saturday will be your day to be outside. >> thank you. >>> coming up next in sports, we'll show you how the washington capitals celebrated last n

fo ar maral leaderip. i remember being in mayor's chambers with president mcdonnell and it was debated whether or not san francisco would sign on and mayor lee was unequivocal and we were an early adopter. over a series of 18 months and al in which many ity fors ofhe commissioners, including commissioner haney, mmsioner walton, spoke at and others, we launched an action plan, which you can find at mbsk.com. and there was a commitment on be s oool district for a five-year, longer-term alliance what was really signature and i will hand it over to director davis, mayor lee found a home foshi wk appointing cheryl davs director of the human rights commission, regarding permanent funding and this aligned with our children framework. the short story, really, the san francisco alliance for my brothers and sisters keeper was about the data across the course. it was about looking at kindergarten readiness. the impact of violence and juvenile justice on our young people. of course, high school graduation rate and the precipitous decline of low-income familiar lives color being able to stay in san francisco. and the alliance

thank you fo listening and please include me on your vote for equities late on june 5th. [♪] [♪] hello san francisco lee zhou and i am running for a better san francisco. i am one of the eight mayoral candidates for the special election. i yeold and i have two children in college. i have been married for the last 23 years. my heart is in france and cisco door san francisco for the last 32 years. i am here running for you because i'm sick and tired seeing these problems ongoing and not solved and i am tired. i was nominated by the san francisco collection neighbourhood to run for a bento sample -- better san francisco because i'm tired of seeing corruptions that you see at city hall. i have a couple of platforms that when i am working with you, number 1, i want to set up an anticorruption unit for a government corruptions. we have a lot of corrupted behaviour at city hall and and department areas that is not accountable and our money is not working at the best level for the best interest for you and the residents, in number 2 i want to tackle and eliminate homeless in san fsco.i i learned as a soci r

conservatorship bill, sb1045, narrowed the fo of the bill to two pilot programs, sunset in january 1st of 2024, the counties of los angeles and the county of san francisco. so we'll continue to watch that one. ab2025 creates, we talked about it before, it's now called elders, and's -- rs liviit dignitpathy, respect and support. it names aajor change and it will create a bond fund so there will be a bond on the 2020 balloto create a $200 million bond found for ab2021 by accosta, and added a pilot program for senior volunteers to encourage senior r cagiver resource center, and that would create a pilot program, obviously, require reporting to sunset in 2024, before it moves forward. and then in assemblyman irw bill, ab2019, greatest social need to include cultural or social isolation caused by sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. and then lastly, senate bill 821 by jackson, it d es the, come out of the santa we h rosa firesnd then the hurranes where we saw some challenges in other jurisdictions over getting seniors out of residential care facilities. and as i say, defines emergency plan just for the purposes of emergency seic. so, i'

fo pay. the salary chart is required by calpers to be made publicly available on ocii website. approval to correct five classification salaries benchmarked to city and county of san francisco with current incumbent employees on our salary chart. second, changes of the scope of duty for work of two classifycations, human resources manager and add principle analyst. on the chart you can see the salaries between a and b. while we were presenting for the cost of living increases for staff, we came across abnormalities of five classification salaries not comparable with the city and county of san francisco. because of this we sought adistance and he found the same findings that we found. because we have incumbents in these five we wanted to keep them the same. for these five classifications the proposessed salary charts are listed as line a and b. line a for employees that were hired before june 30, 2018 and line b will indicate for employees hired after july 1, 2018. we net with local 1021 and 1041 and explained how this will not hurt those in this classification. [ reading] the next item we are seeking approval on is scope of work. the human resources manager is based on disi

tourbillon vert illumine les sirènes ♪ ♪ ♪ oh la fête fo', fo' ♪ ♪in s'est envolée ♪ ♪ de devenue noire ♪ ♪ when the worst oil spill hit san franciscoe day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a a two-time emmy winner from her work on "modern family" and you can also see her alongside melissa mccarthy in the new film, "life of the party," which opened today. please welcome julie bowen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> you have a sign, right, they just stood because they lo andpplause ] >> jimmy: and we love you and i love you. >> thank you! i don't know why i'm nervous to be here. >> jimmy: why would you ever be nervous to be here? >> i don't know. i feel like i don't know. i don't know. >> jimmy: i'm the easiest. i'm the easiest. >> you are, you're sweet and you're kind. and hi, questlove! >> questlove: hi. >> hi. >> jimmy: how is everything? how are the -- i have two girls, you have

think this hearing and fo- hearing to make sure that the talks are fruitful would be very appreciative. thank you. >> and now we're going to hear from nick castner from san francisco unified school district. >> good morning. my name is nick castner. we have benefitted from clean power through the puc for a long time now. we also benefit from the fact that the puc provides support for the sustainability office, for the director, for energy audits, efficiency work, panels, and for water bottle filling stations. and the puc also supports our garden education and environmental science efforts. so we've had a long road trip with the puc. that's why we've been troubled by some of the problems that have occurred recently in terms of electrical service upgrades. they cost us delay, space, and cost, as has already been mentioned. as you can image, we allow for school construction to be completed before school starts. what could we do when we had 350 students that could no longer attend their school because the project is not complete. the uncertainty about the electrical requirements causes a delay in the design process and causes us to worry about whether we can meet our