i have had three different berths at the san francisco marina. it has been anything but a world-class marina. it has just been, you know, really something to put up with. we put up with really port facilities forever. we have had to use public bathrooms, non secure parking. we have waited all these years for this final phase lived that we're getting now, and we have paid increased rents all these years. at a $5,000 a year keep my boat there. the simple form, and i bought a different boat that i sailed for a while. we transferred my slip. it was to the harbor master, i am writing this letter to inform you that i sold my interest in my boat and wish to transfer berth 315 to him right now. he agrees to accept responsibility for fees and requirements from now on. please address the new rent bills to dean. i am grateful for all that you and your staff have done for me over the years in helping fellow firefighter dean in this matter is truly appreciated. [bell rings] this is a simple bill. we have done that. it is a vested interest. when you buy a a boa

reports from ines liberated marina were issued that restrict public access to public marina amenities. the san francisco controllers audit report finding also identified shares first of leases, which i will review in a minute. in a recent survey conducted in 2012 of the originally public don't marinas and the corresponding policies on these key issues were relied upon. double coldiron -- these were relied upon to the key findings of a to-the san francisco controller's report are, one, the current rules and regulations are unenforceable. they truly undermine the management of the marina. two, the marina rules and regulations should be changed so the marina handles all sublets. the marina should realize there is no revenue by collecting directly from the subtenants the full grendell amount and from the tenant, some fraction of the full grendell amount. looking at the original survey on the issue of subleasing, as you can see, it included a sample of 15 publicly owned marinas and found that 88% of them do not allow subleasing. specifically, there are two of marinas that allowed subleasing. most recently, o

community of both donors and that it reflects and will reflect the financial stability of the san francisco marina harper. that is all i have to say and i believe it reflects what was previously said very well. thank you. >> is there any other public comment on this item? >> the first thing is, i believe we should be have -- people to have friends or family use our boats with permission from the harbour office. this would retain our right to have our property access and use by our friends and family. the next point is regarding the boat transfer. i understand the point on the transfer of the birth. many of the current birth holders, including myself and my husband paid a significant premium for a boat that was replaced within one month of the harbour office signing off on that. this was done with the knowledge and formal sign off of park and recreation employees. whether this is right or wrong, we need to incorporate a transition from the old rules and actions to the new. to mitigate the loss on behalf of the current boat owners, i believe all owners should have a grandfathered right to sell their

san francisco, ktvu channel 2 phaous. >>> some businesses in san francisco marina district are concerned that the closure will drive customers away. restaurant and bar owners say even with pleasant weather in the forecast they feel the fear of gridlock could keep people from taking the trip across the gate. meanwhile the recreation area is urging people to avoid the field and head to ocean beach instead. go to ktvu.com throughout the weekend. you will find the live drive traffic. they are color coded green, yellow and red to see if there is a back up or smooth sailing. >>> the police are investigating several people about a shooting. they got a 911 call from a home on cleveland avenue at 1:45 a.m. they found a 51-year-old man with stab wounds in front of the home. he died at valley medical center. people inside that home refuse to cooperate with the police. when officers learned that there may have been weapon inside a s.w.a.t. team respopbded. the police say several people in that home finally surrendered at about 11:00 this morning. -- responded. the police say several people in the home finally surrended at 11:00 this mor

reporting live san francisco marina district, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. >> san francisco giants paused before tonight's game to honor the memory of those sailors. one in particular. 26-year-old alexis bush is among the missing. her dad is former giants vice president cory bush. alexis was major league baseball first bat girl. she was on the field when barry bonds hit the 500 home run 2001 and in just a moment you will see him greeting her at home plate. >> loved the game. she knew a lot about the game. you could talk baseball with her. she had a lot of energy, passion for life. she wanted to be a professional baseball player. >>reporter: alexis bush was also a ball player. catch interthe california women baseball league. flares that league will wear a patch in her memorandum l ri for the rest of their season. >>> in addition to alexis there are 3 other missing crew members. 3 have been rescued including brian khong and james bradford the owner and captain of the yacht. dick vas was also among those rescued. he suffered a broken leg. missing include 25-year-old jordan from

reporting live san francisco marina district, abc 7 news. >> all right allen thanks. >> san francisco giants paused before tonight's game to honor the memory of those sailors. one in particular. 26-year-old alexis bush is among the missing. her dad is former giants vice president cory bush. alexis was major league baseball first bat girl. she was on the field when barry bonds hit the 500 home run 2001 and in just a moment you will see him greeting her at home plate. >> loved the game. she knew a lot about the game. you could talk baseball with her. she had a lot of energy, passion for life. she wanted to be a professional baseball player. >>reporter: alexis bush was also a ball player. catch interthe california women baseball league. flares that league will wear a patch in her memorandum l ri for the rest of their season. >>> in addition to alexis there are 3 other missing crew members. 3 have been rescued including brian khong and james bradford the owner and captain of the yacht. dick vas was also among those rescued. he suffered a broken leg. missing include 25-year-old jordan from

on the south by marina boulevard and by the san francisco pay. the marine has 671 births in the two basins and the east bay some, a.k.a. the gashouse. the harbor is operated by the recreation and parks department. the management solution was granted in 1995 by the state of california with the stipulation is the hold in trust and use it for aquatics recreation and playground purposes. all uses, including those authorized by the legislature must take into account the overall principle of the trust doctrine. they are to be used from a public rather than an exclusive [unintelligible] the doctrine calls for broad public access to the tide line and the legislation therefore enhances the instrument of the lands that have historically been set apart for the public's benefit. the essential obligation of the state's is to manage the tidelands in order to implement or facilitate those trusts for all of the people of the state of california. the recreation and parks commission and department have been engaged in a 10 year project in the operational policies

doyle drive as traffic heads southbound coming from the golden gate bridge toll plaza into san francisco into the marinarning. one thing drivers are gonna notice is that as you come southbound towards san francisco, you're going to see a lot of the debris from the old doyle drive, the huge concrete slabs, 30-foot sections of the old viaduct. they are still on the side of the road here. that will be there. all of that debris will be there for the next couple of months or so because it will take caltrans quite a while to break all of that down, separate the metal. they do want drivers to keep their eyes -- keep their eyes on the road. they are reminding people, the new speed limit in this section is 35 miles per hour. and the has been patrolling this area and they've been giving ut -- and they've been giving out speed limits. >>> 8:03. interstate 680 in pleasanton is fully open again at this hour after being shut down in both directions overnight because of a big rig crash. it happened just before 10:00 last night on the southbound lanes of interstate 680 near sunol boulevard in pleasanton. the big rig, l

. >>> direct ferry service between east bay and south san francisco's oyster point marina is on track start in june. water traps officials met yesterday to adopt a fare structure. the current plan to run three rush hour departures from the morning from oakland and alameda to oyster point and two return trips in the evening. $7 one-way. >>> meteorologist mike nicole is here [ unintelligible ] >>> let's look outside. good morning. still see some of the moonlight shining on the bay. the moon will set in the next couple of minutes. let's talk about temperatures. i just updated them. mid to upper 30s in more areas fairfield, napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore, mountain view, san jose, los gatos low to mid 40s until you get to half moon bay 49. monterey bay inland mid to upper 30s, low 40s monterey and salinas, this afternoon, sun and warming trend. the north bay sunday rain looks likely in the north bay. chances of rain for all of us throughout all of next week. santa rosa 63, san jose 62, concord 63 oakland 62. fremont 62 and san francisco 58 five degrees warmer than yesterday. most of

buses but now you will be able to do it as a regular driver which we get you to the marina and into downtown san francisco. the bottom line is if you do not need to be there this weekend, don't come out here because everybody coming off the golden gate bridge will be in the same boat you are in, one weigh-in and one way out. back to you guys >> caltrans says avoid the closure if you can. crews will close the roadway at 8:00 tonight. the closure will likely last until 5:00 a.m. monday. access between highway 1 and the golden gate bridge will remain open but you can expect major delays. there will be no access to 101 from marina boulevard. nor will there be accessed at lombard. you can find alternate routes on cbssf.com and when your in your car, two and two 7:40 a.m. or fm 106.9 every 10 minutes. >> police standoff outside a san jose home is over after nine hours following a deadly stabbing last night. the male victim died in hospital. police sent a swat team to the house because they believe that the residents had guns. students at three schools were kept inside class on tel 11:00 a.m.. one person was arr

the bay bridge right now getting wet, wet pavement there, some just moved through the marina district in san francisco. there's the livermore valley area. dalton avenue, a little cell have a little bit ofhere. rain as well picking up between gilroy and holster. now, let's take a look at rainfall totals. this system has so much wind, and check out this gusts. golden gate bridge, 55. at the coast, gusts to 56, and los gatos, gusts to 57. how much longer will rain be with us? the forecast is coming up. >> ama: from mudslidesslides tor outages, the storm caused dam all over the area. the mass roman is live in hayward. >> the storm caused a poweroutage downtown. most of the power has been restored. while this wasn't a major storm, it sure did take its toll. >> high winds knocked down a powerline that caused an outage at 7:30. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy wet saturday night. this restaurant says they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off, lights come back on ten minutes later. going to try to stay open, but -- >> the theater closed for the night and other

i am a resident of san francisco, lived here about 30 years. i have had a slip in the marina for 30 years also. i am in active sailor, racer. two or three times a month. i participate in most of the races on the bay area or offshore. these rules and regulations, we could go over this point by point and it would take us all day. we need to step back and really take -- i mean, not just say we have had community input, but maybe respond and give some good reasons as to why things went the way they went. for example, just changing this thing from a leased to a license, despite what park and rec representatives said, that is a major, major, major change. i pay and insert -- and secured property taxes on my lease. the loans in the grant to the city from the state say the collateral for those loans and grants are leases. suddenly you're changing them into licenses. i would like to see the city attorney explain why you have not subjected -- what you have not damaged the collateral on a loan you first got. none of this makes any sense, and it has not been explained very well to anybod

the bay bridge right now getting wet, wet pavement there some just moved through the marina district in san francisco. there's the livermore valley area. dalton avenue, a little cell making wet pavement there. and also we have a little bit of rain as well picking up between gilroy and holster. now, let's take a look at rainfall totals. this system has so much wind, and check out this gusts. golden gate bridge 55. at the coast, gusts to 56, and los gatos, gusts to 57. how much longer will rain be with us? the forecast is coming up. >> ama: from mudslidesslides to power outages, the storm caused dam all over the area. the mass roman is live in hayward. >> the storm caused a poweroutage downtown. most of the power has been restored. while this wasn't a major storm it sure did take its toll. >> high winds knocked down a powerline that caused an outage at 7:30. many stores and businesses were forced to close on a normally busy wet saturday night. this restaurant says they had to close early and lose business. >> lights off, lights come back on ten minutes later. going to try to stay open, but -- >> the th

there's a meeting on monday 16 16th and marina district there's going to be a meeting on monday 23rd. >> one note to stress drivers will be able to get san francisco over the golden gate bridge they'll have to take highway 1 in and out instead of coming into city's marina district. it's still set to be completed in 2013. ktvu channel 2 news. it's causing an up roar. meeting underway to discuss cal tran's plan to put strips along ten miles of highway 1. the plan hazardous to them and could damage their bikes. stretch of highway between davenport is popular then it's part of several race routes. >>> the golden state warriors have declined an offer to build an arena tex to at&t park. last week we reported how the giants unvailed their new projects which include apartment shops. they were opening to incorporating a new arena but it appears the basketball team is going at it alone. >>> some people are dealing with appease problem. >>> the road into digging into the neighborhood which could threaten stability. but hundreds of homeowners was near the levy are worried about flooding. >> we're worried about anything that can come from integrity of our leve

san francisco. it all starts at 8:00 tonight when caltrans will shut down doyle drive, shutting down until 5:00 monday morning, the road will be closed at marina and lombard streets in san francisco. highway 1 and the golden gate bridge will remain open. but caltran is warning of gridlock. avoid this area if you can this weekend. doyle drive is coming down to make way for the new $1.1 billion parkway. it's a partial lip tunnelled approach to the golden gate bridge that is not expected to open until 2016. a much-needed improvement over doyle drive. doyle drive 1/2 mile stretch of elevated roadway that became too old and dangerous. >> doyle drive is from 1936. it's old, it's seismically unsafe, and this has been a project to rebuild it. it's been under construction a little over a year. >> so, again, shutting down at 8:00 tonight, they say it'll be open 5:00 monday morning. of course, in time for a commute, you'll have a shifted roadway. you might have seen that on the graphic that caltrans provided with us. if you're wondering, boy, this weather is nice, i want to get to the city to see the giants play, what do i do? ask mike. >> well, you can

san francisco. after passing through a tunnel the road curves before heading toward the marina. there will be warning signs and a lower speed limit. >> very safe alignment. there are no issues even with the curves. people will have to get adjusted to it. and that takes time. >> michael dolan got a chance to take a test drive on the ban ban -- bypass using this simulator. >> driving the simulator is cool. it's going to feel like a celebration of the city. >> reporter: under the contract, all of this debris belongs to the contract. it will be crushed right here on site. the metal separated from the concrete, and then hauled off over the next two months and used for various projects anywhere in the country. this road is supposed to be open tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> alan: sky 7hd flew the new route you have to take tomorrow coming off the bridge. you can see how you head isn't off the judge through the new tunnel, which will run both directions until the project is complete in 2015. after you come out of the tunnel, you veer to the left and

palace of fine arts in the marina district of san francisco this morning. warmer temperatures as you head out the door. some a creeping in a little early. we'll find out. 5:38 right now. >> i like the sound of that. for the latest news, traffic, and weather, check us out. see what's on your mind.c men nb arbay .eand join in on nbc bay area. >>> welcome back, everybody. yes, a mystic look. feels like gotham city out there. that's san francisco. we p don't know if bruce wayne or batman's hanging out today. hopefully a little bit of both. that means it'll be exciting. it's 5:40. >> secret service could use some help these days. three agents out of a job this morning as a result of a growing prostitution scandal in colombia. tracie potts is live on capitol hill where congress is demanding more answers from the head of the agency. good morning. >> hey, laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. and we also now know the head of the agency is getting rid of three of those agents. one retired, one resigned, and one in the process of being fired for cause. the "ne

san francisco. going to be on the cool side if you hit the marina. should be beautiful, glassy with light winds. 67, that's the beach, santa cruz looking comfortable there. we have a ballgame, baseball weather, starting to really feel nice out there. at&t park, giants back at it, taking on the phillies, 7:15 game time. 58 degrees. i don't think weather will come into play all that much, because winds will be light out of the west, 5 to 15 miles per hour. really just getting clear conditions at that point. good news if you have tickets to that game. we have that game wednesday night here on nbc bay area. high pressure is in control for now. it will boost the storm track to the north the next 48 hours. for us, it means a few more clouds drift in as that tracks just to the north. still situated over northern california. by wednesday, a light shower, overall, nice and mild, plenty of 70s. not just today, tomorrow and wednesday, holding on to the 70s inland. then things change. winds are driven offshore, push the marine layer back to sea. for us, that's a

san francisco. the back up reaches to marina boulevard and backed up all along doyle.. all the way to 19th ave. it is even back then through golden gate park. this may give you an idea of what to expect this weekend. southbound traffic is still backed up to the richard simmons bay bridge. that back up will likely cleared out more quickly. as we mentioned the northbound ride is backed up all the way down to save the system. you could go east on the bay bridge across the richmond san rafael bridge. the westbound brighten the bay bridge toll runs -- -- the bay bridge toll plaza. the golden gate problem is the only problem we've tracked this morning. erica. >>erica: heirs say a lot of cloud cover. we will see some partial clearing a streak going to the afternoon. as looks like we will see warmer conditions in the afternoon. we will have to wait wet weather will be back up tomorrow morning and then there's a afternoon in the raid should stop and go into a sunny dry weekend. >>mark: the store there were falling at the oakland. a gunbattle happened at 98 and holly street arou

marina alviso... ---el departamento de bomberos finalmente logro rescatarlos... cu ---en san franciscola policia busca a dos sospechosos vinculados a un par de delitos motivados por el odio... take vo ---la madrugada del pasado 29 de marzo, los sujetos agredieron a una persona en la cuadra 400 de la calle castro... ---y la noche del pasado siete de abril, golpearon a otra persona cerca de la esquina de las calles market y gough.. ---de acuerdo a la policia, durante ambos ataques, los sospechosos gritaron comentarios homofobicos a las victimas... cu ---el fiscal general de san francisco informo que tiene planes de acusar formalmente al ciclista que atropello mortalmente a un anciano en esa ciudad el mes pasado... take vo ---algunos testigos aseguran que chris bucchere conducia demasiado rapido su bicicleta y que incluso hasta no respeto algunos semaforos en rojo y altos cuando atropello a stuchi hui de 71 aÑos en la esquina de la market y la castro... ---el fiscal george gascon dijo que el ciclista actuo con negligencia y podria ser acusado de homicidio vehicular. cu - anchor ---es la n

at preliminary numbers of what was spent in 2010 on luxuries hotels places like marina del ray in california. san francisco napa wine country second to the las vegas conference that we talked about so much about was the intern conference in palm springs, california where it appears at least that $66,000 were spent on hotel rooms alone, leading congressman john mica to this conclusion. >> smelled a rat. and we asked for data because if you look at the budget and expenditures for the public buildings commissioner, they went from $2.9 million in 2007 to 9 million. >> another leading lawmaker today threatened to rip the gsa apart if lawmakers didn't start getting straight answers. shep. >> shepard: well, the investigators were watching that gsa administrator jeff neeley and jeff neeley knew they were watching him and he just kept traveling. >> that's right. as recently as february and march of this year, as recently as a month ago, he kept traveling on the taxpayer dime. bottom line is the gsa inspector general says it was the magnitude of the problem. >> we turned over every stone and every time we turned ove

universidad estatal de san francisco, donde los militares demostraron que se pueden superar los retos de la vida y tenerÉxito.--entre los graduados, destacan dos infantes de marinan. miguel vargas/veteranodaniel mendoza/veterano >> soy el primero de mi familia de estudiar en una universidad. >> todo lo que hize para llegar a este lugar. >> al sur del estado se comprobó que el perro sigue siendo el mejor

marina at this hour. we have a crew headed to the scene. >>> also happening now, police in san francisco, are in the ocean view neighborhood, at the scene of a deadly shooting at san francisco university. witnesses say the man was shot in the head and was found on the sidewalk. he was rushed to the hospital in very serious condition. police are asking for anyone with information to call them. >>> an emotional milestone in san bruno. deciding what to do with that pipeline that exploded. no longer operating. but it runs under the neighborhood that it destroyed, unnerving residents to this very day. hoping the city council decision will help that community move forward. >> reporter: for people who lived through the deadly pg&e gas line explosion here in san bruno, the line of 132 is an emotional topic. complete removal will mean a lot of work and disruption. >> everybody around there is suffering in one another or another. want to get things back to normal. >> reporter: dennis lives near the explosion zone in san bruno. the deadly blast site is a construction zone. and the work is another reminder of what ha

has a profound appreciation for the san francisco botanical garden and the striving arboretum and was a key contributor to the planned upgrades to the department's marina. and whereas the recreational park commissioner of the department have been fortunate to have a deputy city attorney with such intelligence, patience, and knowledge, counseling, and advising them for more than 10 years, and whereas virginia will be sorely missed. i repeat that, sorely missed, as well her input and expertise on issues now. therefore be it resolved that members of the recreational park commission, on behalf of the employees and citizens of the city of san francisco, do hereby agree fully recognize v irginia's contributions and express great appreciation for her high quality and a passionate work in which -- and wish her success in all their future endeavors. a little applause, thank you. [applause] and we have a little something to present her, but i am going to ask the general manager to please continue. >> thank you, mr. president. it is a great honor to join the commission in this resolution thanking and commending virginia. i have had a very distinct pleasure of bei

marina, let's say, did it impact you? no, very low impact. but it happens quite often in san francisco. sizing up, looking at incendiary explosive events, primary danger is obvious. biological chemical -- let's get back here. can you see? biological, radio logical event may take place there. biological, thinking about anthrax, plague, don't really worry about prairie dog colonies here in san francisco. botulism. routes, you notice we've talked about that before, how would these agents get into our body system? inhaling it, ingesting, eating it or skin absorption, coming in contact with it. nuclear device, there's different types, there's nuclear dirty bombs radioactive release. incendiary incident, any kind of mechanical or electrical device used to start a fire. different nerve factors. the department of transportation, explosive devices take place, some indicators in environment, are you looking for any type of unattended packages or boxes in high risk areas, liquids, mist -- this is going to be a biological or chemical release. numerous sick or dead animals or birds. any objects that

marina boulevard instead they will need to access it from highway 1. just look for the doyle drive tab right on our front page. >>> san francisco police are investigating two apparent hate crimes. they assaulted several people they thought were gay. the second happened near market and got. in each case, the men attacked them punching and yelling home phobic slurs. they are described as wide and latino. if you reb nice this map call san francisco police. >>> david blackwell faces kidnapping and human traffic charges. he is accused of holding a 17- year-old girl at gunpoint at his home and offering her on an adult escort website. >>> and scamming the elderly by selling them fake gold bars, investigators released this photo of the man dressed in hospital scrubs who they believe is behind the scam. he say he says he needs money to take care of a sick relative. the person is then taken to their bank, they withdraw the money and the person gets the cash, they get the gold bar, the gold bar is fake and worthless and the person is scammed out of that money. >> the same person is using the fake gold bars a in san mateo and other areas as well. >>> we have an up

traffic on the new road which takes drivers heading into san francisco through a tunnel near the field then the road will curve before heading into the marinatelligible ] the limit is 35 miles per hour watch out. so far, so good for the drivers. >>> pg&e is telling customers they have until tomorrow to decide if they want to opt-out of having a smart meter that has created confusion among several customers who want to opt-out but can't afford to do so right now. pg&e is charging a $75 up-front fee plus $10 per month for any customer who wants to opt-out. after several complaints, the utility says may 1st, is not an actual firm deadline. customers can opt-out any time they say. critics have questioned the accuracy and safety of smart meters. >>> the street party that kicks off the city's pride parade every year will look different. organizers of pink saturday say they are replacing the normal dance party with food trucks. the event celebrating the community is scheduled for june 23rd. organizers have scaled back in recent years after several vents turned violent. -- several events turned violent. >>> state lawmakers will hold a hearing. midd