. >> it can happen in the san francisco mint, it can happen in a park, it can happen in a street park, it can happen in a tech campus. it's basically where we bring the hardware, the culture, the operating system. >> so right now, i'm eating something that brings me back to every filipino party from my childhood. it's really cool to be part of the community and reconnect with the neighborhood. >> one of our largest challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigon, there's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in

a lot of will soon start selling the their homes in san francisco to these newly minted millionaires. jean elle is in the city. what it means for the entire housing market. >> reporter: homeowners here are paying close attention to the ipo. many say they don't plan to put their homes up for sale until they believe the new millionaires are ready to buy. uber's ipo is expected to turn them into millionaires, millionaires hoping to buy a home in san francisco. compass real estate agent says they won't jump in right away. >> i actually looked at title records for facebook and twitter. and it took a year and a half to two years for those guys to start buying properties. >> reporter: they'll be paying top dollar. and he says the demand for a limited number of homes will drive prices up in san francisco, creating a ripple effect in other cities. >> when we talk about these places, we're talking about engineers. what about the service industry? peopleho c w't necessarily afproperty. aree already feeling the pinch. >> i'm actually thinking of moving out of california. it's just getting too cra

zone forecast for you marty ok a tesla was damaged after it caught on fire inside a garage in san francisco mintfriday at the home in this is at a home in the city's son said that neighborhood. >>investigators say the car was not plugged in at the time of the fire and it did start by the rear right tire fire crews still investigating the cause but they don't think it's suspicious. it left the car with some moderate damage of the home was not damaged and no one was hurt. now to the north bay where a glider pilot was injured in a-crash landing a sonoma county sheriffs say they first heard about the accident. but 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. the pilot was headed for the sonoma sky park airport when suddenly a overshot the runway and ended up in that field that you see part of the wing ended up closing the street there. a claim that close roads for a in the area for a couple of hours or so we don't have any word on the extent of the pilot's injuries this morning. the hills above san anselmo and marin county are being manicured by a big herd of goats it's part of an effort to prevent wildfires usin

"today in the bay" pete suratos live in san francisco where the newly minted millionaires may soon be just strolling around the bay area. >> reporter: yeah. that's correct. good morning to you, marcus and laura. we saw a number of those employees walking into uber headquarters with a lot of happy faces. uber is expected to price $45 a share. that being the lower part of the targeted range they have of $44 to $50. some of the drivers logged off the app for 12 hours. unclear what impact it had. of course the company said in the past it worked to improve driver experience with more consistent earnings and insurance protections, among other things. they are calling for 1.5% tax on stock options. that would raise $200 million for education and homeless programs. not to mention home prices could surge across the entire bay area due to the new millionaires from this ipo. we had a chance to speak to an uber driver who took part wednesday. here's what she had to say about this morning's news. >> it's not that i'm not happy with the news that they're going public today. i think that uber has be

pete suratos live for us in san francisco where the newly minted millionaires may be tooling around town>> reporter: yeah. that's right. good morning to you, marcus and laura. the big ipo announcement in an hour when the markets open on the east coast. there has been a lot of discussion, debate leading into this ipo. in fact, here's where things stand leading into that announcement in an hour. uber is expected to be priced at $45 per share. that's on the lower end of the target range, between $44 and $50. that market value is still at more than $80 billion. that's five times more than the closest competitor lyft. some did take part in a strike by logging off 12 hours. unclear what kind of impact it had. they were calling for better wages and transparency for uber. the company said in the past it worked to improve the driver experience with insurance protections among other things. let's talk about the local impact in the bay area. in san francisco, the board of supervisors, members calling for 1.5% tax on the stock options companies give to employees. it would raise between $100 million

san francisco zoo. >> i'm going to give folks a mint t minute to exit the roo, and then we'll... >> okay -- oh, no, wait a minute. i thought they were -- okay, we're ready to move forward. >> okay. >> chairwoman: or not? >> thank you, commissioners. we also have a power point accompanying this reporter. i'd like to start my report recapping our zoofest celebration, and thank you, commissioner harrison, for your comments about zoofest, and thank you commissioner minucommissionermcdonald for at. this was a great event. we particularly highlighted our 90th anniversary. we had 400 people in attendance. we celebrated our long time board member ted oaks and his wife, and we celebrated tonya peterson's 10 years at the zoo. and we had supervisor yee issue commendations, and mayor breed declared zoo day on april 12th, so it was a great event. one of the highlights in the next slide was our live auction and our animal nameings. namings. they raised about $200,000 for animal care and conservation of the species in the wild. and we're hoping that the sumattran tiger will breed soon, since there are only about 400 l

mint hill. we see their building and you raised my family. i'm offended that san francisco has been laying down and letting corporations do as they seem. yes, we don't have underground wiring in our neighborhood. to call it junkie kind of hurts me little bit. we live in a historic district. all the victorians in our neighborhood have an esthetic to us, have an esthetic to the city. extending that pole for an antenna, it would ruin my view. it would ruin other neighbor's view because we're up on the hill and looking down. we're just talking esthetickings. esthetics. no one talking health. other cities have 5g power. we can talk about esthetics. i'm not for this. i'm sad i wasn't here earlier to voice my opinion and other neighbors feel the same way. hopefully you receive for emails to that effect. i would urge you to side with the appellant. thank you. >> president swig: i should use the word clutter instead of junk. >> there are wires. it is clot -- clutter. it doesn't matter. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none, we'll move t

the bay area and its newly minted millionaires hunting for new apartments thanks to the boom we have seen. robert gray out in san francisco? >> hey, connell, that's right. we did see sales soften a built earlier this year -- soften a bit earlier this year, but as you mentioned this wave of ipo san francisco based companies expected to create some 5,000 new millionaires, combine that with lower interest rates expect to see the softening trend reverse itself. the median sales price already up some 50% in the past five years to about 1.4 million bucks. and some experts see it going even higher. >> over the next five years, i expect rent prices and home prices to appreciate at least 50%. 100% is also plausible. and we're looking at a much more expensive city. >> and speaking of much more expensive city, you think long island is a bit crazy. take a look across the street from here, this shack, a mere 2 1/2 million dollars teardown. we had access to go inside and take a look out back. this gives new meaning to the term open house. it's wide open in the back. the reason it is so valuable the realtor who has the listing telling u

fascinator i went to a owntown san francisco with my friends rivian kiki and yet such a great time they got to go on a while i has feathers and pearls it was a lot of for the mintwell i don't but i'm sure they are day to into loves let's take a look at your forecast out there this afternoon day time highs slightly below average and as you can see we're going to continue that cooling trend even through your sunday as well so storm tracker for. >>right now keeping on dense low and high clouds right off along the coastline. and it's all because of this upper level level low right now in the pacific making its way closer to the bay area and it's going to impact us starting sunday night even during the overnight hours early monday morning as well. but don't let all of the screen for you, i'm just writing about a 10th of an inch of rain or less with the threat of some pop up thunderstorms as well the chances are minimal t still there is a threat until we start to dry out by monday afternoon as the atmosphere stabilizes as that storm system exits the bay area but. >>from now until then already tracking those changes cooler and cloudier weather tonight even for the 2nd