i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. the academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are a

sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. the item before you is a jurisdiction request on a notice of the violation issued for the property at 150 1501 tennessee street. i don't see any city error that would lead to justifying granting the jurisdiction request. it's my understanding from staff that a requesting thought it was 15 business days, not 15 calendar days and it's easy to file and appeal and really no reason is needed when the appeal is filed and often, that's how appeals are filed without any stated reason. there's a briefing schedule established through the appeal process where all of the arguments can come in at a later time. and i would note that from the history here, it goes back to a building department complaint from 2017 that has continued to the process. i think they're at an order of abatement for that complaint and 2018, the requester here submitted a letter of determination request ages, askg this question, is this use allowed. and the answer is, this use is not allowed. while it may have been allowed a

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. the academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are a

scott sanchez, planning department. from the previous hearing there was several issues raise and a couple of items highlighted about inconsistency and inaccuracy on the plans. what has come ba about in the last two months is identifying and honing in on two issues with the budget permits. in the in addition to the inaccuracies present in the plans, the irn shoes with the legal and no clear permit evidence of it, although the structure had existed in that and the current configuration for some time and several decades and so in reviewing that matter more thoroughly and inspector duffy issued a notice of violation requiring them to demonstrate evidence of the legality and today is no evidence of the legality of the structure is provided and they have been very responsive in working with d.b.i. and planning and they have indicated that they would restore the rear portion to the previous legal condition rather than seeking to legalize it and did commit plans that included that scope of work but a second issue is identified

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. the academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are a

sanchez. scott, are you there? >> i'm here. >> i'm sorry. >> it's all right. >> i'm looking at this code again, and i just want to make sure i understand something. how many playgrounds can someone have under 136-d? >> it does not establish a numberical limit under 136-d-20. >> and what about a gazebo? >> so under -- >> they're under 60 square feet of land. so could you have multiple gazebos under c-22? >> it doesn't establish a height or area limitation there. there's also landscaping and gardening furniture. you know, what establishes the limits is the garden structures. let's see...under c-23, i think we would apply the interpretation of no more than one structure to 22 and 23, as well, because -- yes c-23 is where this is. anything that's going to be subject to the area limitation, you're limited to covering that amount of area, and no more. so you could have a garden structure that is no more than 60 area feet, plus, you could have a gardening -- a greenhouse that is 100 square feet, that would be allowed, but

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are all i

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. the academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are a

we'll be joined from the city department presenting for the board this evening, scott sanchez, deput

sanchez. >>> and i'm scott mcgrew. obviously laura and marcus have the day off but, kari, we need to you work today because you have to tell us how it's going to -- how hot it's going to get and when it will cool down. >>> yes, it's going to be very hot again today. we still have this excessive heat warning that was basically issued over the weekend. it continues intoholiday, and we're even going to see some coastal areas heating up again today. we had numerous reports set for yesterday afternoon and today we're looking at high temperatures still unbearably hot reaching 103 degrees in napa. 102 in san jose. as hot as 112 today in ukiah. and look at san francisco reaching into the upper 80s. heading out on the roads this morning if you are driving we're taking a look at 580 coming through dublin, a steady flow of traffic this morning. mike takes the day off as well. we're looking at our overall drive across the bay area. just a couple of minor issues. i've seen some crashes popping up on 880 north of hayward that may st

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. good morning to you, mike. welcome back. kari, you have been a very busy lady. so many different weather stories coming in. >>> right, we've had the heat, the poor air quality, and now the fire danger. we're starting out this morning with some cooler temperatures. yesterday at this point we were in the progress here. but take a look at these wind speeds around fairfield we are already seeing gusts at 30 miles an hour and the high winds will be the issue as we go into today as our temperatures once again stay pretty hot reaching into the 90s and up to 103 degrees today. i'll continue to monitor this and we'll talk about the fire danger as well. mike, you've been watching the roads. how is it looking? >>> it's looking great right now, kari. things are moving smoothly on the freeways despite a crash. we'll take you out. green sensors and the crash approaching the benicia breaks affects industrial, the off ramp, but not the freeway heading to 780 and the bridge itself. a live look at the palo alto shows you the span through 101

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus both have the day off. kris andry laboring as is kari. normally i turn the air conditioning off when i'm going to be on

sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus both have the day off. kris andry laboring as is kari. kari, normally i turn the air conditioning off when i'm going to be on air, but you'll have to put up with the whoosh because it's already really hot. >>> i was thinking the same thing, scott. every now and then the air conditioner has been kicking on this morning, so if you hear something that sounds like a washing machine it gets magnified by our microphones that are on. let's talk about our heat today as it continues for this afternoon and we're going to see still that unhealthy air quality as the spare the air alert continues today. we'll also have winds increasing tonight and that high fire danger as well. now we are also watching out for the potential of some power outages because of those high winds that will increase later this evening. as we look at our high temperatures for today we are still looking at a lot of triple digits here and we're going to continue to have some hot weather in the forecast. as we get you out on the roads this morning as we take a live look outside i

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences.n part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are all in this together.

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. good morning to you, mike. welcome back. kari, you have been a very busy lady. so many different weather stories coming in. >>> right, we've had the heat, the poor air quality, and

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences.he academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are all

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences. academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are all i

scott sanchez, joseph duffy, and chris buck.

i'm scott sanchez, director of the california academy of sciences.the academy has been part of san francisco since 1853, just three years after california became a state. we care deeply about our city, and we are here to putting all of our cutting edge science to keep our community safe. when we heard that san francisco is so close to hitting an important mask wearing milestone, our organization jumped at the chance to help get the word out. the science is crystal clear, wearing a mask makes a big difference, and we need everyone, especially young people, to mask up. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that wearing a mask, watching your distance, and washing your hands will help crush the covid-19 curve. this campaign, available in four different languages all over san francisco, is asking young people to take one small step that can make a giant difference helping to keep our entire community safe. whether you're missing outside lands or dinner at your favorite restaurant, a giants game or inspirational evening of night life at the academy, we are al

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.oking forward to meteorologist kari hall's forecast because it is starting to trend downward. but we're not out of the woods yet. >>> yeah, it's still going to be hot today, but we will make some progress. in some spots ten degrees lower than yesterday. we can't yet say cooler. as we look at the temperature trend for walnut creek still reaching into the 90s today by 1:00. we know that it's going to be another hot day with some highs over 100 degrees. san jose will reach 95. up to 102 today in ukiah. we'll get a look at our microclimates and talk about the air quality coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >>> well, kari, i thought it was going to say clear but a little bit better for the speed sensors. we still have the alert as we look at the maps. the big view shows no major problems except where i've circled. it's at the top of the screen. west 24 continues to be the worst drive through the caldecott tunnel. things started to move better over to the crash just

sanchez, thank you. >>> more breaking news now on the growing concerns of top health officials about president trump's coronavirus advisor dr. scott atlas. tonight dr. anthony fauci appears to agree with robert redfield's warning that atlas is sharing misleading information with the president. >> cdc director is concerned that dr. scott atlas is sharing misleading information with president trump. are you also concerned about that happening? >> well, yeah. i'm concerned that sometimes things are said that are really taken either out of context or are actually incorrect. you know, i am not one of the people that likes to criticize people. i certainly don't do that publicly. if i have an issue with someone, i'll try and sit down with them and let them know why i differ with them and see if we can come to some sort of resolution. so my differences with dr. atlas, i'm always willing to sit down and talk with him and see if we can resolve the differences. >> these news stories of atlas and redfield, are the voices working together or working against each other? >> well, most are working together. i think, you know what the outlier is.

sanchez, some important questions for the president tomorrow night especially on those tax returns. and dr. anthony fauci is the latest health expert to raise concerns about white house coronavirus task force member dr. scott atlas. listen to what dr. fauci told cnn's brian stelzer a short time ago. >> the bad guy is the virus. the bad guy is not the person on the other side of your opinion. there is so much misinformation during this very divisive time that we're in. and the public really needs to know the facts, some of the media that i deal with really kind of -- i wouldn't say distort things but certainly give opposing perspectives on what seems to be a pretty obvious fact. if you listen to fox news, with all due respect to the fact that they do have some good reporters. some of the things that they report there are outlandish, to be honest with you. i'm concerned that sometimes things are said that are really taken either out of context or are actually incorrect. well, most are working together. i think, you know, my difference is with dr. atlas, i'm always willing to sit down and talk with him and see if we could resolve those differences. >> dr. fauci just a few moments ago and let's get more on the

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we're glad to be laboring with you. kari hall is doing double duty. traffic is light, thank goodness, because you have a lot in your weather report. >>> right, we do. we're still dealing with the unhealthy air quality, heat and tonight we have a red flag warning so a lot of concerns here as we look at our air quality today this is the thing bothering us for thousand. three weeks as we look at unhealthy air quality for the east bay and santa clara valley where we'll still have the drifts of smoke coming in and temperatures will be really hot again today as we could possibly set some new records as we reach over 100 degrees for many of our microclimates and the overall traffic map as you head out on this labor day we're seeing a smooth flow of traffic. no major incidents, good news as of right now for the south bay as we look at the commute direction, not even any yellow sensors which would show some slowing. we are looking pretty good for you on this holiday. kris? >>> let's take you to san francisco and some breaking news. police are investigating a d