these are directly taken from the park residential design guidelines adopted by the san francisco planning commission on october 21, 1999. page after page of the park residential design guidelines adopted by the san francisco planning commission speaks to the intent of view as a major feature of the homes. the guidelines clearly state quote lower rooflines and story set backs are a part of the view preservation fo for neighbors ed quote. number 15 is an example of lower rooflines to preserve light, ventilation and view of number 19. i would like to direct your view to this picture on the overhead. this is number 19. this is number 15, my neighbor. you can see that number 15, the top story is set back to line with the rear edge of my home, and there is a corner window here, corner window picks up the morning sun and illuminates my living room. this addition will end that altogether. number 19 and number 15 el seren necourt were constructed at the same time 19 in 1939 and completed in 1940. number 15 was completed in 1941. both homes were planned and constructed at the same time. it is no accident that

. >>> the san francisco planning commission has approved a housing development project in the excelsiort. the housing complex was built near cayuga and washington avenues. half of the units will be rented at affordable rates. in existing building would need to be torn down. >>> a small child in washington state recovering after falling out of a sixth or apartment window. it was a 20-month-old child who fell almost 60 feet, landing on top of the car. investigators say that the window was low to the floor and the child propped himself up against it and fell out. the child was alive and crying by the time police arrived. >> it was around 60 to 70 feet. if the car had not been there, this would be a completely different story. the denting on top of the car suggests that it absorbed a lot of the impact from the child landing on it. >> that is amazing. the window was cracked open and the child was alone in the room. the child was taken to the hospital and listed in serious but stable condition. >>> coming up, pot shops, even the cities that do not want them. we will break down the proposal in

. >> the san francisco planning commission has reportedly approved a housing development project in theier district. the planning commission says half of the units would be rented at affordable rates. an existing building would need to be torn down before construction can begin. >>> time is now 7:37. a new study says jewelle cigarettes have a higher levels of nicotine. research team from uc river side and portland state university found the nicotine concentrations are high enough to damage living cells. the researchers say the results are especially concerning because the e-cigarettes are more popular, especially among teenagers. they say it could lead to a new generation of young people addicted to nicotine. we did try to reach out to san francisco base jewel for a statement. we'll bring it to you if we get it. >> a new study finds pregnant women are more likely to have complications when giving birth by cesarean section. the study reported in the canadian medical association journal found that women who have c-sections were 80% more likely to have complications. while cesarean section

the government of san francisco embodies such as the planning commission supposed to represent the current residents of san francisco. not just affluent people who don't even live here why the and not wealthy developers. i feel the project proposed for 344 14th street exhibit all the symptom this project will make my commute more dangerous. building projects like this will either housing crises. i know it's not the planning commission's mandate to single handled solve the housing crises. you play an important role in that process. i urge you to do everything within your power to consider the neighbors. thank you. >> i'm born and raise in the mission district. i'm here to speak in opposition to project. for one thing, we've heard lot of issues here. things relatedded to public health, socioeconomic issues, transportation, infrastructure, sewage and the ability for this part of this building to be feeds believe o -- feasible on e site. this is highlighted by this developer has completely stonewalled the entire community. all these things could have addressed ahead of time instead of wasting

majority of people in san francisco favor taking over pg& e electrical infrastructure within the city limits. the san francisco public utilities commission has shown interest since pg&e plans to file for bankruptcy. the california-based research firm found that the 6% of those polled said they would favor san francisco purchase of the pg&e powerlines and other equipment with the goal of becoming energy independent. 22% said they are opposing the idea and 22% were not sure. >>> a teenage passenger recovering in the hospital after crash at mount tamalpais state park that killed the driver. the vehicle plunged off a cliff on ridgecrest boulevard yesterday afternoon. investigators say there was heavy fog at the time of the accident. >>> santa cruz, 21-year-old man facing charges for allegedly recording video of female students during a swim meet. mark lawrence arrested last thursday near the pool area at santa cruz high school. investigators say he was taking video of female students on the pool deck from inside a nearby porta potty. further investigation found that he had been filming young girls in various public areas throughout santa cruz. >>> and elderly san jose man reco

san francisco. according to the examiner the city's planning commission are expected to here about a $20 million projectoday. if approve a seven-story building will be built along 14th street transforming it from a parking lot. the project also includes plans for an adjacent three-story building with high-end production space. community advocates are pushing back saying it only ofrds a bare minimum of affordable housing. >>> new dooelds details. california is struggling with the cost of recent destructive wildfires. lawmakers say one potential option is to dip into a state rainy day fund. the massive wildfires in 2017 and 2018 prompted the creation of a 5-member board that will work to decide who should pay for the damage. board members have until july to make their recommendations. >>> a little more than 24 hours giants fans will celebrate the team's home opener at oracle park. between now and then they have to contemplate what might have been. last night against the rival dodgers the dodgers had the lead in the seventh inning but the dodgers' david frees had a two-run double. giant fans, i want you to

plans to address the statewide housing crisis in sacramento. the bill would force cities to allow the construction of small and medium-size apartment -- >>> in san francisco, the port commissionans for a homeless navigation center on the embarcadero and police officers will patrol the block. >>> the sharks rallied from a three goal deficit forcing an overtime win against the knights and they'll face the colorado avalanche in the second round. >>> oakland raiders running back lynch is reportedly hanging up his cleats according to espn adam and the oakland native will announce his retirement after playing the last two seasons in his hometown. >>> all right. let's take a look at our traffic at the san mateo bridge. we're starting to see a backup. there's an accident as you're getting on there. so give yourself extra time. and just be aware because you're going to see brake lights moving westward. taking a look at the bay bridge, and metering lights are on. it's backed up into the maze and same thing with the richmond-san raphael bridge. making your way westbound, your drive time is no longer in the green. those coming through the altamont pass through the e-shore freeway is the

. >>> in san francisco, the port commission has unanimously approved plans for a homeless navigation embarcadero and officers will patrol the area everyday. >>> oakland raiders running down lynch. he's reportedly hanging up his cleats. according to espn -- >>> news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website, kpix.com. at ross. yes for less. ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> good morning, we have some trouble spots out there this morning at 7:28. one is on the san mateo bridge and things are slow and go across the span. this is an accident -- this is heavier than normal traffic. we do have an issue getting onto the bay bridge. headed towards the maze, there's an accident in powell and that's backing everything up passed the maze onto the e-shore freeway making your drive slow, but at least it's under a sunny sky, mary. >>> a beautiful day ahead and plenty of sunshine. warm to hot daytime high temperatures

san francisco. according to examiner, the city's planning commission are expected to hear about a $20 million project today. if approved, a seven-story building will be built along 14th street transforming it from a parking lot. the project includes plans for an ad giant three-story building with high end construction space. advocates push back saying it offers a bare minimum of affordable housing. >>> the aclu is throwing its support filed by a silicon executive, that says sfo customs agents threatened him and mistreated him after he returned from overseas. this passenger says agents tried to intimidate him. he refused to unlock his computer and iphone. they say agents flagged him for an interview moving through customs and asked to him show his flight iten rear itinerarii. he refused and that's when he says the situation got tense. >> he started getting very angry and saying no, you have no right to see inside my phone. >> the idea that if someone is going to search your person or your longings, they have to have reasonable suspicion to base the search on. as you know, your telephone and your compu

more condos are coming to the mission district in san francisco, according to examiner, the city's planning commission expected to hear about a 20 million project today f. approved a seven-story building will be built along 14th street, transforming it from a parking lot. it includes plans for an ad jace ent -- adjacent three-story building. saying it provides on a bare minimum of housing. the. >>> the jack rose libation house closed, the well known cocktail bar and restaurant is shut down. it opened up four years ago next to saratoga on highway 9 formerly hacienda, the address was bought back. the community recently approved 36 single family homes in a hymnside preserve at that location. >>> well, superstar steph curry is working to help younger players, many they per share under looked. >> it's a part of the under rated tour. once in their sneakers, curvy hoping to inspire these kids to keep going and never give up on their dreams. >> everybody sees the finished product of nba players. they don't get to see or hear about or understand the journey. >> as a teen, he was ignored, a as recruit, he was g

plan. >>> now, this is san francisco port property. the port commissionust approve a lease agreement with the city of san francisco for the navigation center to move forward. the commission will consider that at a meeting later this month and that meeting is also expected to be very emotional. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> okay, jean, thank you. no sun in the forecast. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. a chance of rain tomorrow and stronger storm headed our way. >> yes, everything is lining up for the wet weather chances to stay with us. certainly through the next two days. you'll see right now storm ranger mobile doppler radar we're dry right now, but we do have spotty showers offshore. it's part of a disturbance we'll see move in tomorrow, but then again, back behind that would be our better bet of rainfall. i want to give you a quick look at the rain time line on this. here are the scattered showers we'll be dealing with. pretty much the same thing here by 5:00 p.m. with a better bet in the north bay and

. >>> well, san francisco mayor london breed's plans for a homeless navigation center is one step closer to reality despite strong opposition from neighbors. the san francisco port commission approved leasing some of its land on the embarcadero to the city for a shelter. more than 130 people signed up to speak to commissioners before they took the vote and a large crowd but filled with brightly colored cards showing which side of the opposition they are taking. supporters held pink cards saying hate has no home. opponents had orange cards. >> this has made me more compassionate. what is unsafe, however, is sleeping outdoors. >> the port commission listened to speakers for almost five hours before unanimously voting to approve the lease for the navigation center. city leaders say that is a victory and they hope to have the center running by october but opponents are promising to turn to legal action if that is what it takes and that could delay the center's opening. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors approved a plan for people living in rvs or car as safe place to go. the overnight safe parking pilot program. people at designated locations will have access to shower

san francisco. i presented the signatures to the planning commission on multiple occasions. we have been able to find -- unable to find one example of a restaurant moving in next to an existing established historic church, and we do believe that is probably for good reason. so what we are asking is to demonstrate requests to be considered in planning commissions that directly impact the well-being of our community. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, commissioners. thank you for the opportunity. i will make this quick. i live at 201,919th avenue, two doors down from the street. i would like to point out a couple comments about the disingenuous proponents. the rendering conveniently removed a bus stop and a garbage can, which was directly in front of the market. that is an active bus stop, and he proposes to put seating for a restaurant in front of a bus stop which has, it is expressed, limited, and it is a regular stop. this is not a location for a restaurant. the community uniformly supports the market, and we will assist the market and going forward, a

productive solutions embarcadero residents say the plan homeless navigation center in their san francisco neighborhood is being rushed through the port commissioneorologist says some sizzling temperatures are on the way these temperatures really get cooking. by a stranger, a teen girl forced to hide after the scare is follow her. bay area

plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. the examiner reports that the small business commission voted to oppose the ban. the commission chair suggests that the measure is the latest sign of a so-called nanny state. and a ban of e-cigarette sayles would hurt small businesses the worst. they care more about the health of young people than profit margins. they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. >>> city leaders may be considering a big revamp for muni leadership. muni has been taking big hits publicly, including a massive outing that left many commuters stranded. supervisors apparently looking at a lot of possibilities up to and including ousting mta leaders. the changes may be structural to allow for approved oversight. so far it is only in the talking stages. there is no timetable for concrete action. >> a city supervisor and community members plan to fight for more housing for seniors in san francisco today. some are calling what's expected to hit the city's housing market a silver tsunami. according to supporters, senior citizens make up nearly 25% of the people in the city under the

the san francisco for commission voted unanimously tonight to approve a new homeless center in a waterfront neighborhood. >>san francisco mayor london be propose a plan and has been criticized by some for not engaging the concerned citizens in out before pushing the plan people against the navigation center say there's no way the site along the embarcadero is the proper location for such a center they worry it will attract more crime however, on center w help get homeless people already along the embarcadero off of the streets and give them hope is well san francisco's skate borders say they are devastated tonight after one of their own was struck and killed by a truck. >>the accident happened on howard and 7 streets in the south of market neighborhood just a block from where a bicyclist was hit and killed 6 weeks ago on for noah bellow talk was of some of the people who knew the 26 year-old skateboarder. >>hearts are just very heavy here tonight in soma friends of pablo ramirez tell me he was just simply too good for this world his life was cut short around 12 15 this afternoon. >>is like a lifeline for some kids you know it. >>all day long skate bo

san francisco favor a takeover of pg&e's electrical infrastructure within the city limits. san francisco's public utilities commission has shown interest in the idea since pg&e announced plansresearch firm found that 56% of those surveyed favored the city buying pg&e's power lines and other equipment with a goal of becoming energy-independent. 22% oppose the idea. 22% were just not sure. >>> the time is 5:54. a teenaged passenger is recovering this morning after a crash at a state park that killed the driver. police say the car plunged off a cliff on ridgecrest boulevard yesterday afternoon. investigators say there was heavy fog at the time of the accident. we don't know the names of the victims. >>> in santa cruz a 21-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly recording video of female students during a swim meet. mark lawrence was arrested last thursday near the pool area of santa cruz high school. investigators say he was taking video of female student on the pool deck from inside a nearby porta-potty. police say further investigation found lawrence had been filming young girls in various public areas throughout santa cruz. >>> the time is 5:55. an elderly san jose man

. >>> hang today, a controversial plan for a new navigation center in san francisco will be put to a vote. >> the port commission will decide whether to build a lot. before that happens, a public comment will take place. the navigation center will open. it rorg nalley called for 225 beds and it got down sized by concerns. >>> they put a staggering price tag on ending $12.7 billion. in theory, that's enough to build a $400,000 house for each of the people reported as homeless in all nine bay counties. >>> in the east bay, the a county board will look at the as to give them a back-up site in case their new ballpark plan doesn't happen. they are pushing for two bills to allow the as to build a stadium at howard terminal, where development is heavily regulated. the team hopes the privately financed stadium will be built by 2023. >>> building a better bay area involves making sure challenges are met with the right solutions. since september, we are told you about a project to improve cyclists safety if downtown san jose. we examine whether those changes have helped or hindered the commute. >> reporter: changes made l

listening to hours of public comment tonight, the san francisco port commission voted to approve a land deal. that deal allows the city to move ahead with plans to build a homeless navigation center in a parking lot along the waterfront. a lot of people living near the site have been fighting the shelter for weeks. helter for weeks. >> reporter: absolutely. strong opposition. hundreds of people attended the meeting held here at the ferry building. it is a victory for city leaders and supporters of the navigation center. but they say it may be a difficult road ahead. >> all in favor of resolution no. 1959 say aye. passed unanimous. >> reporter: the san francco park commission voted unanimously to approve the navigation center that is proposed to be built in a parking lot along the waterfront. >> completely disappoint bud not surprised. there may even be pickets and things like that. >> we have to keep fighting. we have to take these incremental steps to get as much homeless housing as possible. so yeah, there's gonna be more setbacks, legal actions. the city is gonna win. but it will be long. ill be long. >> reporter: before the meeting starte

served as health commission vice president, the chair of laguna joint conference committee, the chair of the finance and planning committee, and as a member of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital joint conference and represented the health commission on the san francisco general hospital foundation. and, whereas, at each health commission meeting that he attended, dr. sanchez provided enthusiastic support for the san francisco department of public health, with particular interest around issues related to diversity, seniors and veterans. and, whereas, he was a dedicated advocate and leader within san francisco for decades, even before joining the health commission, serving as president of the police commission and president of the board of education. and was also a member of the community college board, the san francisco foundation board of directors, and the california commission on aging. and, whereas, dr. sanchez devoted most of his professional career as a university of -- at the university of california as professor and a valued member of their administration, helping to connect the san francisco general hospital campus to the community, through developmen

. >>> happening today, a controversial plan in san francisco will be put to a vote. >> the port commissionthat happens, a public comment session is going to take place. if this is passed, the navigation center will open with 130 beds. the original plan called for 225 beds. it got downsized after neighbors voiced concerns. >>> listen to this recent report by the bay area economic institute. it puts a staggering price on ending homelessness $12.7 billion. in theory, that's enough money to build a $450,000 house for each of the 28,000 people reported as homeless in all nine bay area counties. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better area. >> some advocates like the catholic charities organization is combating the problem with prevention to keep vulnerable people housed. the residential care facilities have been stream lined if san francisco at three access points. their goal the to keep people out of the she wanters by helping with rent, dwibting housing subsidies and other services funding by city, state and donation dollars. >> when there is an opportunity for someone to remain hous

snag in the plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. a commission voted to oppose the ban.ssion chair suggests the mission is the latest sign of a stake. it would hurt small businesses the most. they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. >> some fear the first fully job line community college went get off on time. according to the chronicle, there are several big obstacles. the school needs to set up three online programs for three professional certificates. they need to write a business plan, explain student recruiting practices, and find a way to recognize students' prior academic experience. all the steps need to be completed by july 1st. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. will the president's attorney general talk to congress? >> and what happens if he doesn't? big questions this week, scott. >> yeah. attorney general bill barr scheduled to testify before the house and the senate later this week. they want to ask why the summary he gave americans about the mueller report in some instances did not match what mueller report or, have he very least, left out impo

san francisco. in march, the planning staff prepared a great memo. it showed that sb 50 will up-zone 95% of san francisco, will allowed increase heights close to transit. now our leaders, including this commission, need to know how many people can live here under the sb 50 provisions. how many transit capacity do we need? and how quickly can we build it? how much infrastructure, especially water, sewers, schools, do we need? we need to know what is the city's ability to absorb this kind of population growth. you've done very thoughtful work to keep pace with the city's current growth. and conducted environmental impact analysis for the eastern neighborhoods, the affordable housing bonus program among others. and today the pipeline report shows that the city has entitled 70,000 units. 15,000 are fully permitted and ready to go. that accommodates 100,000 more san franciscans, however the embarcadero analysis of paloalitio said it will trigger 3x growth. that is going to put us at 2.7 million people. so how much -- what is the development capacity? how many units does sb 5050 unlock in the city? how much population will that add? how much more affordable housing will we need that shows that .35 un

san francisco. significant incidents, chief's report limited to a brief description of the specific incidents. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether the calendar any commission. provide a summary of planned activity and events occurring since the previous meeting. this will include a brief overview of any unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities, the chief describes women be wie limited tor a future meeting and presentation of early intervention system, eis, fourth quarter, 2018 report. >> good evening, chief. >> good evening, president and commission and chief of staff. sarah hawkins, sorry. good evening, everybody. i'll start off today with the crime statistics' update. please report again overall violent crimes down 17% and total violent crimes -- i'm sorry part one violate crimes down 17% and total violent crimes down 19% and homicides are down and we had eight this time last year as opposed to five last year to date. our last homicide reported over a month ago. four out of five homicide cases have been cleared. and respect to gun violence, we have had a 25% reduction in gun v

before this commission was established, we had a sustainability planning program and process, community process here in san francisco of which he was the major play or for energy. this was back in a time when we didn't have the bue committee bl committee room like this or a meeting room of any kind. hearing his family speak reminded me of a meeting we had at my house. we had these meetings at bars or houses or some place that we could find space. as happened in the shared flat i lived in, our power went out so cal wanted to know what the situation was with the power and i said oh it's a problem and so we went down in the basement and opened up the fuse box and he said well this is a mess. this cannot remain like this. you got to get this fixed. i said well you know, wore tenants here. he said who owns your building and he said i'll speak with them. and he did. and they fixed our wiring. [laughter] so he just was an extraordinary person and a fountain of ideas as everyone has mentioned. you can never have known him without that being the first thing that comes to mind. he was just a lovely, lovely guy. a heard a coup

. >>> new tonight, the san francisco port commission has unanimously approved a homeless navigational center to be built on the embarcadero, it is a controversial plan. to say the least. public comment is going on for four hours, from both sides. residence in the area feel the homeless shelter will make the tourist driven area dirty and dangerous, while my maryland and breeden homeless advocates believe this center is necessary to address the city's growing homeless crisis. >> what you are not seeing which i feel the need to call out, is a 19-year-old lgbt person kicked out of their home. you are not seeing the shift worker, who can no longer afford and srl or affordable housing, who was working and caught serving. >> am a 26 year resident, i am one of the people who got a death threat. we have some concerns, and if we have concerns, maybe it is because we have been chased down the street. >> is the navigation center is approved for a two-year term, with an option to renew. the address to address the safety concerns of residents, police officers will be staffed now to patrol the block every day of the week. >> tonight, the mayor says we simply need

san francisco. already being proposed is with the city's best interest in mind and in addition this project has already been approved by the parks and rec department and the planning commission. i hope everyone on this panel trusts those members that voted previously. please think about this project and what and who it is going to help. you in charge of san francisco is giving san franciscans a chance to improve the quality of their life. it's in your hands. please don't let us down. >> hello, i'm a resident of the city. i asked to please support the project and reject the appeal. we are in housing crisis and you have a great project before you. the shadow is only after 6 p.m. and i would like to quote what everybody else i saying about the shadow. it is only 0.38, less than one half of 1%. we do a lot of high rise in china and san francisco. and we do the shadow study. i can understand the concern of the neighborhoods, but if they are in the practice, they would understand this is very insignificant. i hope you support the project. thank you. >> okay. i think -- no, you've spoken. any other person want to make comment that haven't made it yet? okay. then i will -- i see nob

san francisco. the port commission approved it to be built on the embarcadero. it's a controversial planith public comment going on for four hours last night from both sides and residents in the area fear the homeless shelter will make the tourist driven area dirty and more dangerous. while mayor breed and homeless advocates believe this center is necessary to address the city's growing homeless crisis. >> what you're not seeing, which i feel the need to callout, is a 19-year-old lgbtq person kicked out of their home. you're not seeing the shift worker who can no longer afford affordable >> i'm a 26 year resident. i'm one of the people who got a death threat. we have concerns and if we have concerns, maybe it's because we've been chased down the street. >> the n to renew to address the safety concerns. police officers will be staffed to patrol the block everyday of the week and mayor added saying quote we need more navigation centers if we are going to change the conditions on our streets and help those in need. >>> a teenager is suing apple for a 1 billions. he claims facial recognition

plan to ban all vaping products in san francisco. the examiner reporting that the small business commission voted to oppose the ban.air suggests that the measure is the latest science of a so-called state. a total ban would hurt small businesses the most. supervisors have said they care more about the health of young people than profit margins. they are supposed to vote sometime in the next few weeks. >>> one of the largest hotel chains has a new strategy for taking on part-time rentals. marriott will launch its own version of airbnb who say a recent trial run in europe worked well and will serve as their model. marriott would be the first company to create a home rental platform. >>> 6:44. vallejo police department is under fire and the city is making a new push for community relations. all of this in the wake of a recent string of controversial incidents, including a deadly police shooting in february that can killed a local rap artist. the city manager is inviting the dodge community relations team to help turn things around. so far the police department has not issued a response. >> 6:44. will the president's a

productive solutions embarcadero residents say the plan homeless navigation center in their san francisco neighborhood is being rushed through the port commission. get ready to swell to prime gore's chief meteorologist says some sizzling temperatures are on the way these temperatures really get cooking. by a stranger, a teen girl forced to hide after the scare is follow her. bay area >>should the port of san francisco approved plans for a waterfront navigation center for the homeless says the question a lot of people who live and work along the embarcadero in the city are wondering tonight. good evening, i'm ken why and i pay a more the port commission is expected to vote tomorrow to least 46,000 square feet of land to the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing. >>but a lot of people feel that plan is flawed well boys noel biello joins us live from along the embarcadero tonight where that propose navigation center would be bill noel. >>and deeply flawed and rushed can and am that's what opponents of the safe navigation center here at embarcadero are feeling, they say even though the city is proposing that it be just temporary

san francisco favor a takeover of pg&e electrical infrastructure within san francisco. the public utilities commission has shown interest in the idea since pg&e announced plans to file for bankruptcy. a research firm found 56% of those who were polled favored the city buying pg&e power lines and other equipment with a goal of becoming energy independent. 22% oppose the idea. >>> the golden state warriors are close to clinching number one after a blowout in los angeles against the lakers. steph curry had seven points last night but that pass to kevin tarrant was the play of the night. demarcus cousins led the team went 21 points. the warriors are back home today to play cleveland. while thousands of people commute across the bay bridge every day steph curry says now that his office is moving to san francisco his family might move there too. he and his wife live in the east bay with their children. they have owned homes in many different places but because the warriors are moving to the do building in san francisco they are considering living in san francisco as well. steph curry talked about the move on his youtube series recently. >> there is nothing like a parade in do

. >>> the san francisco port commission will vote on the proposed navigation center on the embarcadero. the meeting is going on right now with people for and against the plan sharing their views. residence of recon hill, south beach and other waterfront neighborhoods staunchly opposed the plan and they believe a navigation center will turn the taurus heavy embarcadero into a dirty and dangerous place. meanwhile, the mayor and homeless advocates say it is needed to address the city's growing homeless problem. >>> two brothers who say that they helped jussie smollett states that he'd come against himself are now suing the actors attorneys protect information. the suit filed on behalf of the brothers named the law firm as defendant and accuses them of making public statements that they lead a criminally homophobic violent racist attack against him even though they knew it was not true. >> is will be the first step in showing not only the citizens of chicago but the nation and internationally that the nation is not what they were traded to be. they hope this will be the first step in curing the wrongs that clients. >> small it continues to maintain his is in a

.>>> a san francisco port commission expected to vote on the proposed navigation center on the embarcadero. the meeting is going on right now, people for and against the plan are sharing their views, neighbors staunchly are opposing the plant because they believe a navigation center will turn the taurus had the embarcadero into a dangerous place. meanwhile, mayor london and homeless advocates believe that it is needed to address the growing homeless problem. we are keeping an eye on the meeting and we will have the vote as soon as it comes in. >>> san jose's mayor is projecting a proposed pay raise. the proposed salary voted to raise his salary $58,000 bring it to 190,000. but, in a memo today, he suggested limiting current and future increases to a maximum of 3% annually. that is the typical increase amount for most city employees. he also cited designs of budget challenges i had. even with the proposed raise, he would earn much less of that san francisco mayor london brady who makes more than $326,000. it would also earn less then libby shafter brings in about 203,000. >>> checking with paul deanno life outside of the shark tank, it looks toasty down the

plan that would forgo protocols. some experts say that five years is impossible to achieve. >>> san francisco small business commission is against the ban on e-cigarettes sales calling it a nanny state measure. the proposal would ban the sale of e-cigarettes until the fda evaluates the impact on public health and improves their marketing. the commission voted 6-1 against the band. the board of supervisors will vote in coming weeks. >>> board members for the national rifle association will meet after their president said he will not serve a second term. there is a bitter fight between oliver north. north threatened to release damaging information about the nra. the nra wrapped up their meeting and this year it included a concealed carry fashion show. it combined the world of clothing, accessories, and guns. >> when i got into the military i couldn't find anything that was practical. >> concealed carry fashion includes purses with large pockets for guns. >>> the san francisco house known as the home of the tanner family and full houses set to go on the market this week. the inside was never used for their show or its sp

the san francisco recreation of park commission concurred with this conclusion on december 20, 2018 when it adopted a resolution recommending to the planningommission that new shadow cast by the project at 1052 to 1060 folsom would not have impact only the v.m.d. we received a letter from the appellant this afternoon. it brings up an old project tonight the site located at 190 russ street which the department issued a community-planned evaluation in march of 2014. the project at 190 russ street was disapproved by the recreation and park commission in january 2015. the letter questions why the 190 russ street project was not discussed in this pc -- c.p.e. today. the recreation of park commission reviewed the shadow study and concurred with our determination that the new shadow on the park will be less than significant. moreover, the c.p.e. issued for the project as we're discussing today, both concluded that project specific shadow impacts would be less than significant. the determinations were based on substantial evidence in the record. the department recognizes that the proposed project will result in new shadow on v.m.d. park. the amoun

missed, the san francisco port commission is expected to vote on the proposed navigation center on the embarcadero any time now. the meeting is happening where people for and against the plan are sharing their views. neighbors oppose the plan because they believe in navigation center will turn the tourist heavy embarcadero into a dangerous place meanwhile, the mayor and homeless advocates believe that it is needed to address the city's growing homeless problem. we are keeping an eye on this meeting and will have a boat as soon as it comes in. tonight in san jose, burglars appear to be targeting the popular vietnam town shopping center. >> reporter: i'm glenn ramirez and in san jose's little saigon neighborhood, several of the burglaries were caught on camera. t life has been hit twice in the past two weeks and the latest was easter night. the place was ransacked and some electronics were stolen, similar break-ins are also happening at nearby restaurants and a clothing shop in the last month, merchants say at least seven shops at the vietnam town had been broken into. >> i worry every day. >> reporter: this mall has not had security guards on site 24 seven and now, a manage

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the san francisco port commission is due to vote on the fate of a new homeless navigation center along the embarcadero which is now in a parking lot. the mayor scaled back the plan from 200 beds to 130 beds but that number could go up over time. the mayor made concessions after strong pushback from people who live in the water front neighborhood. those who support the center hope it is approved today. >> the question is are they going to punt and add more time, add more delay. it is embarrassing. we are abandoning our fellow citizens on the street. >> i'm sorry. london breed is not going to come in and magically build a wall and solve a problem. >> the board meeting is expected to last for hours. so many people have strong feelings about this, critics have raised $100,000 to block it. but supporters are still fighting for the city's most vulnerable people. >>> a shooting at a tire shop in pittsburgh left one man dead on willow past road yesterday morning. police say the man who was shot went to the location to confront 39-year-old jason posy on a personal dispute. they argued before posy fired shots at the other man. he tried to drive away in his truck but someo

. >>> san francisco mayor's plan for a navigation center is one step closer to reality. despite opposition the commissionn the embarcadero to the city for a shelter. more than 100 people signed up to speak last night. the large crowd was filled with people holding placards sharing with side of the argument they were on. opponents said this is san francisco's front yard. >> there is open drug use, those concerns have been ignored. >> it has made me more compassionate. what is unsafe, however, is sleeping outside. >> the commission listened for almost five hours before voting to approve the lease or the center. leaders say it is a victory, they hope to have the center running by the end of october however opponents are promising legal action and say it could delay the opening. >>> san francisco supervisors approved a plan that could give people living in their cars a safe place to go. the board gave the green light to the overnights a parking pilot program. people will have access to showers and bathrooms as well as services to find other housing options. supervisors gave the cities three months to find ou

planned activities and events occurring since the previous meeting. this will include a brief overview of unplanned events or activities occurring in san francisco with an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. staffing and overtime, status of current staffing levels and overtime expenditures to date for fiscal year 2018-19. community engagement highlight, provide overview of recent community engagement activities as well as an update on the chief's advisory forum outlined in the collaborative reform initiative recommendation 48.1. >> thank you. good evening, chief. >> good evening, president hirsch, commissioners, and director henderson. i will start off today's chief's report with a crime friends update. and starting with overall part one crimes, we are down 15%. our total violent crimes were down 17%. and homicides are down 9 from 10 last year. we have a 22% reduction in gun violence of gun-related incidents which we're pleased with that number. and happy to report there were no homicides. we had a business se week two weeks ago, but no homicide to rep

san francisco favor a takeover of pg&e's electrical infrastructure within city limits. the city's public utilities commission has expressed interest in the idea since pg&e announced plansor bankruptcy. the california-based research firm found that 56% of those polled favored the city of the pg&e power lines purchase and other equipment with the goal of becoming an energy- independent city. 22% oppose the idea and 22% you are sure. >>> the time is 6:48. this is for steve paulson. a brand new study seems to confirm what many cat owners already know. cats know their own name. researchers at the you're of japan found evidence that cats can distinguish between different words. they say there is no evidence the cats know what the words mean, but they say cats seem to respond to their names because they of get rewards like food or special attention when they hear that name. >> i didn't know there was a question about that. doings can have a very big vocabulary. i would think cats could, as well. sal, you have cats? >> my cats and doing know their names. they know their names probably because they know they will get food. >> yes. and treat, walk, that sort of stuff. >> yes! >>

plan to pay for its. he will also be committed to reducing the federal prison commission of nonviolent offenders. >> some curious onlookers headed to the san francisco waterfront to check out on a beach elephant seal but animal experts are asking folks to stay away. the condition of the seal of next and the call to onlookers to keep their distance. >>> a warm up across the bay area. what you should expect for your weekend and big changes next week. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> the marine mammal center is asking people head to san francisco's aquatic park to stay away from the beached elephant seal. the seals attracting crowds at the park right near fisherman's wharf. cena says the seal is healthy but losing its codes. marine experts are asking people to keep their distance from the seal for its safety. >>> two people are reported dead following the sev

plan. >> okay. great. thank you. >> president serina: thank you. and one other comment. i've been on the commission a long time, although contrary to public comment, not since san francisco and california were part of mexico. and in that period of time, i have seen the commitment to getting information about the ageing lgbtq community and delivering services to that community grow dramatically. when i joined, i was the first openly gay commissioner serving here, and i advocated, and the response has been extraordinary. and i'm really grateful and want to acknowledge that because it's a huge, huge improvement. thank you. any comments or questions from the public? thank you, cindy and rose. thank you. >> of course. so if i could, just next steps would be if you feel comfortable voting to approve today. if you would like, we can return next month also if you need more time to sit with this. >> president serina: i don't know how the commissioners feel. are you comfortable voting and to approve the report? okay. all right. then call the question. may i have a motion to approve the report? >> i so move. >> second. >> thank you. any further comments or questions? hearing none,