avigation easements from various property owners in san mateo county required for the san francisco international airport's noise insulation program; adopting findings that the project is categorically exempt from environmental review under the california environment quality act class 1: existing facilities; adopting findings that the acquisition is consistent with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code; section 101.1; and authorizing the director of property and mayor to execute documents, make certain modifications, and take certain actions in furtherance of this resolution. >> resolution approving the acquisition of 28 avigation easements from various property owners in san mateo county required for the san francisco international airport's noise insulation program; adopting findings that the project is categorically exempt from environmental review under the california environment quality act class 1: existing facilities; adopting findings that the acquisition is consistent with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code; section 101.1; and authorizin

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san francisco international airport 45 miles per hour. look at the humidity. right? 55%. look at the temperature. 64. look at the wind direction. a moist direction. that is helpful for firefighters. here is the wind advisory till 8:00 a.m. a fire in vacaville, marine, but conditions because of the cooler temperatures can, the higher humidity not as severe as they could be. when i come back we will talk about the warm up, heating up, and i will let you know how that effects fire danger. >> more on the other fires you mentioned. 12 hours after it started crews have a wildfire in marin 80% contained. it started at 5:00 a.m. it burned 35 acres on the north side. cal fire brought in ground crews and a aircraft. hikers were kept away from the fire area. >>> a grass fire is threatening homes north of vacaville. it started around 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. it burned 70 acres. they sent several aircraft to drop water on the flames. you can see the charred ground is next to homes in the area and homes are still threatened but no homes have burned. it is windy, 22 miles per hour but

near lay year ago, asiana airline flight 214 charactered at san francisco international airport. today is the national transportation safety board will detail all of its findings and make sure they have recommendations for change. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. what are we going to find out today that's new? >> reporter: we find out what happened in the cockpit as that plane was going down into the sea wall there at sfo. that's an important day for not only the family of the three girls who died because of that crash, but it's also important for the rest of us who fly out of sfo and other airports. the ntsa can make recommendations about safety not only on the arps, but on the ground as well. asiana flight 214 was flying too low when it slammed into the sea wall at san francisco international airport last july. the boeing triple 7, flipped, slid across the tarmac and burst into flames. among the other preliminary findings we know, the skill of the pilots and the understanding of the flotle system is in question. aviation expert tells us today we may hear more

execution of modification no. 2 to lease l10-0275 with continental airlines, inc., at san francisco international airportgrant early termination of the lease. 3/31/14; received from departmen it. >> thank you. >> and hello? >> hello, good morning, chair farrell and supervisor avalos and the item before you seeks the approval for the modification two in order to the airport to terminate our lease with continental airlines as a result of the merger with united in 2011. the board of supervisors previously approved the first modification to this lease to relinquish all of the continental's exclusive space and united is now, officially seeking to terminate our lease with continental as a procedural matter in order to finalize the joint, operations on the sfo under one lease, and this investigation has no fiscal impact and therefore, no budget analyst report was required. but i would be happy to answer any questions. >> okay, thank you. >> seeing no questions. we do not have a budget analyst report and stow we will open up to public comment on item six? >> >> ♪ naoe. anybody want to comment on item six. >> see

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matter before the board is the most important issue facing working people. 10 years ago san francisco international airported the master lease and fortunately the union and airport director agreed to worker retention and over 6 hundred workers would have lost jobs with health care benefits and pension and wages so on behalf of the workers in san francisco we ask that the board of supervisors hold the worker retention and stand in solidarity with the other workers thank you, thank you very much >> next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm sheryl thank you for having that hearing and proposing this legislation i'm a member of local 2. i work as a lurk worker i've worked in the lubrication for the san francisco giants i worked at candle stick in 1988 and at that time, i didn't work for our current employer central plate but worked on the campaigns to get the ball park built the giants i love my job working for the ball parks and i worked and spoke here at the board of supervisors to make sure we'll condition in our same job positions and sensitive reiterate i am a san francisco giant supporter i work for the games

heaviest in the hills. 28 miles per hour gusts at san francisco international airport right now. fog not forming for a couple days because of the strong winds. fog is out of the story. temperatures had a tough time rebounding today because of the strong winds. hard to heat up. 78 santa rosa. over night lows cool. winds taper down. cool air is in place. you will find temperatures for this time of year, summer starts on saturday, we are at low 50s in the cool spots tomorrow morning. that is chilly for this time of year. this high-pressure system moves back in. winds die down as it does. tuesday warmer and the warming continues but it won't get hot. we will see temperatures as we move through the period like this. mid-80s in the hot spots tomorrow and warmer each day. i don't think we will see many 90s around here. 78 clear lake. 73 richmond. the highs tomorrow. air quality gets -- with the wind, air quality great. cleans out the atmosphere. down side to this, when you get wind, to me, wind is the number one thing, we had fires in january because of wind -- or april. fire danger, no

. >> thank you for being here today to welcome air lingus to san francisco international airport i'm john martin the airport director i want to send a welcome to lingus to christofi mueller (clapping) joined by a number of digital tars including the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. mr. mayor (clapping) for san francisco and the city of cork the sister city has a relationship we're happy to welcome the deputy mayor laurie king stone raise your hand. and the cork chamber of commerce ceo conner healy. thank you (clapping) also present from the san francisco sister city committee the chairman during mat. thank you (clapping) and the business committee chair jim. (clapping.) and a warm welcome to the consul general of ireland phillip grant (clapping) and we have a large irish community in san francisco a lot of those folks joined us we want to welcome san francisco former gentleman representing dianne feinstein (clapping) we're pleased to have ireland's award winning service ireland and san francisco share special connections including strong hi, tech industry and a general with the bu

system ross and baruzzini received the highest score they have prepared conops for san francisco international airport . extensive experience in the california area san francisco area they have done a lot of emergency response work for bart, ac transit, caltrans consistently and working with santa clara bta and regional transit district. the goal throughout the nation for transit facilities are to ensure the safety and security of anybody who will be in the ttc at any point in time during the day and night identifies documents that have operational risk based merit and an example would be how we're going to coordinate with ac transit and kind of stock of stakeholders in there so it would be any of the facilities located next door and also include how we're going to interact with san francisco fire and police department so it's anything you can think of in terms of how you operate and integrate your operations response. >> thank you so much for the presentation thus far i just wanted to open up for questions andment comments thank you so much are there any questions? director reiskin? >> so when i saw

so in terms of the departments that were reported, they were the san francisco international airport, the department of public works, the port of san francisco, the public utilities commission and the recs and parks department in san francisco and their performance really range from 26% with the san francisco airport, to 89% lbes with the department of public works. it does vary. i mentioned that not all city departments are included in that cmd report, that is the case with san francisco, municipal transportation for example. apparently they report separately and directly to the board of supervisors so they publish a separate report, not through cmd, but directly to the board of supervisors. i've recently found their report and as of march 22, 2014, they've released a report -- again, this makes a comparison difficult because their report was for january 1, 2012, to december 31, 2013, so where cmd looks at the city fiscal period, san francisco mta reported for a two year duration. anyway, they reported an overall lbe award of 22% against roughly 152 million that was awarded and appro

san francisco for about 100 years. we are relying on the power right now as we sit here in city hall. so, if san francisco general hospital, san francisco international airport, fire stations, libraries, police stations and so forth. this is a reliable source of energy. in addition, it is 100% clean renewable energy being hydroelectric power. this is the direction we should be going in terms of expanding clean energy in our city. unfortunately, the power enterprise, unlike its sister agencies, the water department and the sewer department, has a very, very small customer base. the puc does a great job both in water and sewer services to a broad segment of san francisco, but the power enterprise is very limited, providing for the most part municipal energy to city departments as well as the school district and city college. these rates are basically at cost and the puc power enterprise very much needs retail customers in order to generate funds to meet its infrastructure needs. right now the significant amount of hydroelectric power with the power enterprise does not sell at retail. it's sold onto the wholesale market at a much lower rate. by increasing the p

san francisco international airport.ive you a quick look after sf and peninsulas forecasting. low 50s out of the coast with about 54 and slowly warming the rich from makati this afternoon. sunnyvale. a

. >> reporter: before the plane crashed at san francisco international airport, all three pilots in the cockpit missed important warnings. according to investigators coming in for a landing, the plane was off target. it was traveling too low and air speed was too slow to make the ruppway. the pilots mistakenly believed the auto throttle which controls speed would keep the plane on track. the ntsb concluded the pilots had given too much control to the 777's auto pilot functions. >> the approach preceded to be compounded. >> reporter: the belly struck the runway and the tail of the airp broke off. investigators say the three people killed, one died after being struck by an merge door when the plane pushed in. and the other two were not wearing seat belts and were ejected from the plane. >> the ultimate message of that is buckle your seat belt. when the cabin crew says buckle your seat belt, buckle your seat belt. that's the number one defense to protect you. >> reporter: one of the victims was run ore by two rescue vehicles. still today's report credited first responders with savie ini fi

san francisco have no comprehensive plan to manage that problem. those are the findings of a civil grand jury today. at san francisco international airport, it will be a struggle to keep the airport dry and safe. on treasure islands, concerns about massive development projects going on there. we have live team coverage. rob mayeda is checking out the decision of the grand jury. >> reporter: according to the jury, the rise in sea level is causing the city to be at risk. you mentioned some of the spots. but another spot that is troublesome is ocean beach. most people probably don't look out over ocean beach and think wastewater treatment plant. but there's one very close. most of the facility is underground, and according to a grand jury finding,

didn't take long to spot ride service drivers dropping and picking up passengers at san francisco international airport. we found drivers trying to get our business. [ indiscernible ] >> you are welling to break the law begin right now? >> it is a gray zone. >> airport officials say ride service drivers who use their own vehicles and cell phone apps to connect with those in need of a ride should not operate at sfo without a valid permit. in just the last few weeks they have identified more than 200 ride service drivers doing business illegally and have found more issues. we have come with an unlicensed driver. those who rent and borrow cars. we have come up with folks, that give a phone, that is the app connected phone. and give it to someone else to drive. >> until drivers get the necessary permits at the airport, police are warning the public not to use the ride service companies. and coming up at 11:00 why the heads of uber, lift, sidecar say the airport is being unreasonable. that's why they have resisted getting the permits. full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have aster for us call ou

. >>> we're about 20 minutes into a hearing about why flight 214 crashed at san francisco international airportlast july. we all want to know why the plane crashed and whether there's a way to prevent something similar in the future. here's a live look going on right now in washington, d.c. former ntsb chairwoman said repeatedly so far the search for answers is not about pinning blame, but about improving safety in the air and on the ground. northbound bay area's kris sanchez has been monitoring the hearing for us, what have you heard so far? >> reporter: there is a lot of technicality and a lot of, you know, talk right now, not a lot of the evidence of the presentation, but already there has been mention of the overreliance on that automated landing system and the experience of the pilots with that technology. this is of course an important day for the families of the three girls who died because of that crash. but it's also an important day for the flying public as well, as the national transportation safety board pinpoints why the plane crashed seemingly without warning. we already know that

. >>> now at noon -- new information about last year's deadly asiana plane crash at san francisco international airport. as federal officials release the final report including who was at fault. >>> an emotional plea in sonoma county for a federal investigation into what some call an epidemic of deadly force by police. >>> plus, the search is on for this man who san francisco police say is behind a series of fires set in the city's south of market neighborhood. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. >>> today, the ntsb reveal what likely lead to the deadly asiana crash at sfo last july. the board said that pilot mismanagement was ultimately what led to the boeing 777 crash killing three people. ktvu's kyla campbell was there as ntsb officials announced their finds and joins us live why why investigators say the boeing -- with why investigators say the boeing aircraft played a role. >> reporter: the acting chairman did not put the blame on one specific person or thing. he said in the end it came back to the pilot's reliance on automation and the misunderstanding of the system. >> the pilot must always b

. >> when asiana flight 214 slammed into the seawall at san francisco international airport on july 6th of last year, the aircraft flipped, slid across the tarmac and burst into flames. the boeing 777 was flying too low and too slow to land safely. now, after nearly a year of investigation, the national transportation safety board is expected to pinpoint why the deadly accident happened. >> well, it's going to be a big deal, because they'll have a definitive answer, what happened. >> at a preliminary hearing in december, a number of issues were discussed including the skill of the pilots and they're awareness of boeing's automated throttle system. former pilot mike mccarren says the final report should zero in on what happened in the cockpit. >> the crew will look at what procedures were followed that already exist. or do they need to exchange existing procedures. so it's clear on who's responsible for the phase of flight. >> the crash injured 180 people and killed three teenaged girls from china, who were heading to summer camp in california. the coroner's office says one of the girls

she was at san francisco international airport with her young daughter, a u.s. citizen. that's when she learned she was on the no-fly list. >> did anyone give you an answer as to why you were being arrested? >> no. >> reporter: she is soft spoken in the deposition taken in her civil suit. she describes the humiliation as the feds led her away in handcuffs questioning her for several hours. >> they asked her questions about her religion, about her family and her contacts in the bay area. >> reporter: this is an attorney with a san jose law firm. after the arrest she was taken off the no-fly list but was on other terrorist watch lists. >> her student visa was valid at the time. >> reporter: and take a look at this. in 2009 one of her video is a applications denied with one word on the document, terrorist. more than nine years since her arrest she has not been able to return to the u.s. the question remains, why? it turned out it was the feds who had made a mistake. >> the fbi agent checked the wrong box. >> reporter: it was astounding to hear that the arrest boiled down to

san francisco last summer. ntsb will release now report detailing probable cause. three people were killed, when the boeing 777 hit the see see wall at the end after runway at san francisco international airport last july. the report is expected to discuss pilot training, and the actions of emergency responders. >> world cup fever gets out of control and consumemes some busy streets. >> right place, right time. how simple decision by one jogger, one runner, likely saved a life of a eight month old. >> also, we're on bear watch again. see where we got a great shot of the animal in action. >> ♪ >> the sun is slowly starting to rise down the shore, shaping up to be, yes, a beautiful morning. katie says get ready for the rush every hot and humid weather. our next check of weather and traffic together, coming up in less than five minutes. glad you're with us, family, good morning, we will be right back. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing

near lay year ago, asiana airline flight 214 charactered at san francisco international airport. today is the national transportation safety board will detail all of its findings and

determine what led to the crash of asiana flight 214 while the plane was landing at san francisco international airport a year ago the ntsb is also likely to make recommendations on how to avoid similar accidents including challenging a captain's actions. other issues including a overreliance on automatic aircraft control and the complexity of automatic systems that confuse pilots. >> walnut creek police say a 51 yield man broke into an apartment and stab add neighbor with a screw driver. he was book into detention facility on charges of purring later and assault with a deadly weapon. he was leaving an apartment complex last night and a neighbor tried to stop it. someone passing by saw what was happening and called 9-1-1. the neighbor suffered minor injuries. >> a burglar was caught on video, this is surveillance video of the cream. police say the suspect went into a garage and stole a valuable bicycle and was hairing a headlight&dressed all in black. the frame of the bicycle alone runs $7,000. >> food for thought, new information this morning regarding your breakfast cereal. specifically, your kids' b

. >>> new information about the deadly crash at san francisco international airport, three passengers died, dozens were seriously insured after an asiana airlines 777 flight tumbled down the runway last july. tonight, the ntsb pointeded to errors by the asia pilots, relying too much on automatic controlens and confused about how to use them. ntsb recommended better pilot training. >>> and there are new reports tonight about schoolgirls in africa. two months after nearly 300 were kidnapped from their school, are even more girls being abducted? abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on the story. >> reporter: the terror group seems unstoppable. this time, according to reports from survivors, bo couko haram grabbling boys and girls and toddlers as young as three. it's not verified by the kind of attacks the islamic extremist group carried out last april. those girs shown off by their captors have virtually disappearhood of despite the worldwide uproar and the ongoing surveillance missions the u.s. is flying over the region. in washington, seven female senators came toget

bay area wide and that includes san francisco international airport. the forecasts were the south bay and to take a look at the morning afternoon and tonight hours. this morning mostly cloudy with some patchy fog. you may notice and the spots. 54 inland. this afternoon expect sunny and mild conditions. for most communities in looking at about four did. the patchy fog. temperatures go back back right down. the chair south bay forecast coming up at 745. thanks a lot. if you did not realize or maybe you don't care that it's election day. here in good company. up >>: predicting a record low. >>: with than 30% casting ballots. >>: some experts say that to talk to primary system. this to be the first state wide election to use the system were the top two finishers in the races and vents to the general election. we could see two democrats are to republicans facing off against each other. kron4's monterey the prime day and you can follow along and. an alameda county sheriff's office is facing a loss of the requires everywoman in its custody under the age of 60

expected to reveal the official cause of the deadly asianian in a airlines crash at the san francisco international airportard will hold a meeting to vote on what likely led to the crash that left three dead and 200 injured last july. federal investigators have said inexperience in the cockpit contributed to the crash but safety officials will weigh whether plain manufacturer boeing created a system too complicated for pilots to understand. boeing has denied any fault. >>> new video out of los angeles. mexican soccer fans taking to the streets to celebrate mexico's latest world cup win. police officers city wide were put on alert. at one point officers had to block several ramps to and from the busy freeway. a few people were hauled away for setting off fireworks. >> it was a great game. that's just not the way to celebrate it. >>> 4:58 now. still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" police are looking for the gun plan who opened fire on two people in new jersey overnight. we'll have those new details. >> and an "action news" police raid a home in connection with the center city rape investigation.

the boeing 777 slammed into a sea wall last year at san francisco international airport and then bursto flames. an investigation by the ntsb has now found the plane was flying too low and traveling too slow. three veteran pilots were in the cockpit. but investigators say that they failed to maintain the planes toes air speed and they waited too long before trying to abort the landing. >> on the health watch tonight, a significant break through in the battle against breast canc cancer. doctors say 3d digital mammography is a better way to find early stage tumors. a new study was released late today and part of that research was done right here in philadelphia. stephanie stahl is on the story. >> this is my daughter. she's 15. >> reporter: 54 year old lori schaeffer is raising two teenagers in south jersey where for years she was worried about a series of inclusive breast screenings. then lori turned to penn medicine where 3d mammography known as tomorrow mow synthesis found what she had been fearing. >> even though it was diagnosed as cancer it was stage one, and they got it in time, an

rise vulnerability assessment of san bruno creek and colma creek just northwest of the san francisco international airport, and for developing sea level rise adaptation strategies, for a term of august 1, 2014 through july 31, 2015. >> okay. ms. wagoner, welcome back. >> thank you, chair farrell, members of the committee. cathy wagoner, [speaker not understood]. the item seeks approval for the airport to accept and expend a grant from the california coastal conservancy for an amount of $200,000. this grant will be used to complete an existing coastal analysis of sea level rise of san francisco airport and to help us plan for future seawall construction. specifically, the grant will be used to consider and plans climate change relating to southern concerns along the san bruno and [speaker not understood] creek which are just northwest of the airport property. this grant is the result of an application between san francisco and san mateo counties and there is no airport match. so, there is not a budget analyst report associated with this and i just would like to say that i appreciate the committee's indulge

determine what led to the crash of asiana flight 214 while the plane was landing at san francisco international airportb is also likely to make recommendations on how to avoid similar accidents including challenging a captain's actions. other issues including a overreliance on automatic aircraft control and the complexity of automatic systems that confuse pilots. >> walnut creek police say a 51 yield man broke into an apartment and stab add neighbor with a screw driver. he was book into detention facility on charges of purring later and assault with a deadly weapon. he was leaving an apartment complex last night and a neighbor tried to stop it.