to everybody, it's on the web and it's a materials database and we've populated it with san francisco-specific data will tell you where you can buy it and if you can't find it in san francisco, it will tell you different areas in the bay area where you can find it. >> so here it is www.builditgreen.org. or you can call laura. here's her number. >> and there are a couple of fliers in the back that have information mr. build it green, also. -- about build i it green. >> noise is an environmental quality issue. noise, we have this broind hum in our lives that i'm always working hard to reduce. can you hear it and it's developing. >> and i think the one thing with noise with green building, one of the design strategies that we're seeing is that to have more open spaces, there aren't the walls, you're loud to bring the -- allowed to bring the natural day light in. you need to mitigate that with carpet or furniture, be sensitive to the fact that by removing some of the materials in your home you may cause another problem. >> okay. we're going to move along real fast because we're going to run out of time

data specific to certain neighborhoods. they'll also discuss crime trends and recap the end of the year stats. >>> if ground breaking for the warriors' new arena in san francisco is happening today. >> there are a loft questions about where they're going to play until that facility opens. lonnie is live in mission bay this morning. >> reporter: the ground breaking is private and it will be held here on these grounds for the chase center at san francisco's mission bay. scheduled for noon today. now, this arena will be 18,000 seats, and it will sit on 11 acres that include restaurants, cafes, and will play host to concerts and special events. it wouldn't be finished until 2019 at the earliest, so the team needs to figure out where their going to play next season. well, today, the oakland city council will be holding a closed session to discuss extending the team's lease and an interesting twis yesterday, the joint powers authority said if oakland didn't work out, that the team could be looking for san jose as an option. they didn't say where, but it could be the shark tank. the warriors had a soldout crowd at last night's game, fans had this to say about the mov

specific input on the way a system would work in san francisco. they have provided us with quite detailed template language relating to system impact and use report and what would be included relative to data collection, use, retention and access. so, we have been working to incorporate those suggestions. in addition, balancing that we are continuing to hear and take input on equity issues around how a program would be administered if and when we have authorization to use a automated system in san francisco. on the other side, we have also worked to incorporate input from the motor ist perspective, aaa what that looks like in the context of the bill is a specific criteria where the systems could be used in san francisco with a very specific emphasize on a nexus to speed related injuries and fatalities. so, overall i would say we are making progress getting a bill that can be considered a true balancing act of the input we have taken. not going to make everybody happy because it is reflection of incompromise but that where we start. the session started but spesk to see activity in the 2017 legislative session. i think what will be really important going forward is the launch of the families

specific input on the way a system would work in san francisco. they have provided us with quite detailed template language relating to system impact and use report and what would be included relative to data collection, use, retention and access. so, we have been working to incorporate those suggestions. in addition, balancing that we are continuing to hear and take input on equity issues around how a program would be administered if and when we have authorization to use a automated system in san francisco. on the other side, we have also worked to incorporate input from the motor ist perspective, aaa what that looks like in the context of the bill is a specific criteria where the systems could be used in san francisco with a very specific emphasize on a nexus to speed related injuries and fatalities. so, overall i would say we are making progress getting a bill that can be considered a true balancing act of the input we have taken. not going to make everybody happy because it is reflection of incompromise but that where we start. the session started but spesk to see activity in the 2017 legislative session. i think what will be really important going forward is the launch of the families

city leaders criticizing the company, the san francisco company will share information about traffic patterns on specific routes at certain times of the day. the data comes from its drivers and the routes they drive. it will all be on a free website called movement open to anyone starting next month. it would help city officials make better decisions about road closures and other transit programs. >>> mini vans start testing in california and arizona later this month. the company was originally part of google's self-driving project. they're not building actual cars but has partnered to add self-driving technology to mini vans. they have figured out a way to cut technology by 90%. >>> a braisen shooting, police still have no leads on a suspect. 19 year old car loss rivera was killed on a train near oakland. it sparked controversy because it was not caught on surveillance camera. bart revealed a majority of trains had decoy cameras. here's the man they're looking for. bart still has not installed cameras on all trains but the agency said that should happen sometime this year. >>> coming up on mornings on two, elvis pressly would have celebrated his 8