of refer to it at the full commission meeting with artist and professor cristobal martinez for at sfmoma about sort of deep listening and storytelling through sound and it's his group is called post commodity and we are actually going to have a live performance of the seven collaborators who are creating this on march 22nd and march 23rd at sfmoma. so i'm very excited about that. and then i also had announced at the full commission meeting i don't have dates yet but my pieces that were sculptural renditions of areas around the san francisco art institute are created as snow globes are going to be exhibited this summer at an exhibition celebrating the art institute. i just want to i was fortunate to go out to the fort mason as a fog event and it's been as if art week in san francisco so all of the venues across the city were activated with artists and art dealers and art collectors and so it was packed at fort mason. >> and i really want to applaud our arts community a lot of our the for profit arts, the galleries around town that show artists work and support our artists businesses and k

tours and storytimes with children's fairyland, and a special family film screening right there at sfmoma. so be sure to check those things out. well, a bart car full of oakland students got a surprise visit over nba all-star weekend from a golden state warrior. kevon looney shocking. a train filled with students from claremont middle school on saturday at the west oakland bart station. bart today, sharing the moment that looney rode with the students all the way to san francisco as he signed autographs, posed for selfies, and joined the kids shooting baskets near chase center at a fan activation with a hoop bus, a nonprofit focused on bringing basketball to underserved communities. quite an experience for those students. a north bay developer just got approved to build the very first new marina on san francisco bay in almost 25 years. kenwood investments, based in sonoma, plans to spend $25 million to build an expanded marina in clipper cove, which separates treasure island and yerba buena island. the new marina will replace aging docks and is designed to accommodate all sizes of vessels

so this project was selected in collaboration with sfmoma and the arts commission. so as part of the second street project which went in i think in 2017 2018 they i have a photo of it here i can show i don't know if you could see it on my screen. >> it's in the top. it's on the top right. i don't know if you see it but that's the transit center and that's natoma. and so what we did is we created a fully raised up pavement and we put integral color alternating color concrete. so that is basically the exit out of transit center and that connects directly into our project and the site was chosen because how successful that alley was and its connection to moma from the transit center we thought was a really good opportunity to implement these different art elements. a lot of people in the area come to the area because of the art you know sfmoma the first thursdays as i mentioned it surrounds that entire area so that's how this project was selected. we're expecting a lot more westward lead foot traffic from the transit center and so we are extending sidewalks. there's al

include walking tours and story times with children's fairyland and a special family film screening at sfmoma. it's one of several events around the bay area celebrating black history month. >> the napa county board of supervisors has approved an emergency proclamation to help the county recover following heavy rainfall. the storm earlier this month caused flooding, landslides, toppled trees, and damaged roads and bridges in the area. now, the board allocated $9.5 million for cleanup operations, and the proclamation will help the county receive reimbursement for some of those costs from the state and federal government. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. bill, some light rain today. i was telling you earlier that i remembered you saying it's not going to be enough to change your plans. so it did not change my plans. >> yeah. it kind of detoured me a couple moments to this morning, but i got back in the game when the sun came out after a couple of hours and the rainfall was very light. i mean, a 10th of an inch in la honda, in the santa cruz, in the santa cruz mountains near san mat

you can challenge world champion foosball player dana mar at sfmoma and across the bay tonight at seven is the hbcu alumni cocktail party at oak stop in oakland. mayor daniel lurie is hoping this weekend will show that san francisco is open for business. that was his message at chase center last night. the bay area host committee organized the event that included hundreds of people interested in not just the nba all star game, but the other events coming to the bay area. that includes an 11 year old soccer enthusiast and poet who read her poem to the crowd. >> 630 in the morning, it's game day. i rushed out of bed. can't wait to play. but right now my dreams come true. i am soccer, i am a girl. i love playing the beautiful game. thank you. >> officials expect hundreds of thousands of people from 34 countries to pack san francisco this weekend. >> oakland is hosting a few of the all star weekend events this morning. interim mayor kevin jenkins, alongside volunteers from multiple organizations, are hosting a community cleanup to prepare for festivities. security is a top priority. the nba

and the sfmoma. francisco or want to make the trip across the bay, they have a special family film screening and special exhibits again, all for you to check out. thanks again doctor. really appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> okay, let's turn things over now to roberta for a check on your forecast. >> and i give you my word the weather will be better than ever for the parade on sunday. >> you do that, roberta. >> okay. no rain on that parade. but we did have some rain today. up to a 10th in la honda, petaluma and san francisco. under a 10th in the same story. castro valley. but that's okay. wasn't much, but we'll take it. every raindrop does count. now, this was a very fast moving, anemic cold front blasting through the bay area. it did provide plenty of rain showers from crescent city through humboldt, trinity, and also mendocino county this morning, and even a few snowflakes atop mount shasta as it blasted through the bay area. that's when you saw that 10th of an inch of rain righ

you can challenge world champion foosball player dana mar at the sfmoma and across the bay tonight at seven is the hbcu alumni cocktail party at oak stop in oakland. mayor daniel lurie is hoping this weekend will show that san francisco is open for business again. that was his message at chase center last night. the bay area host committee organized the event that included hundreds of people interested in not just the nba all star game, but the other events coming to the bay area. that included an 11 year old soccer enthusiast and poet who read her poem to the crowd. >> 630 in the morning, it's game day. i rushed out of bed. can't wait to play. but right now my dreams come true. i am soccer, i am a girl. i love playing the beautiful game. thank you. >> officials expect hundreds of thousands of people from 34 countries to pack san francisco this weekend. >> oakland is hosting a few of the all star weekend events this morning. interim mayor kevin jenkins, alongside volunteers from multiple organizations, are hosting a community cleanup tore get ready. security, of course, a top priority

jesse is a founding artist of the minnesota street project artist studios sfmoma seca award finalistand the 2018 and 2020 artist fellow of the nea japan u.s. friendship commission. he's also has very close ties with a number of projects that are focused in this neighborhood commercial and otherwise just close connections to the to the community itself. >> the work was installed in two mobilizations by outdoor fine art services and is permitted through a use agreement with recreation and parks as owners of the sidewalk zone at lower grade highway and a major encroachment permit with public works as owners of the judah and 43rd avenue sidewalk. >> a few words about the artwork itself. pacific transit evokes san francisco's unique western edge where the geometry of the urban grid meets the wild openness of the shoreline and the ocean. the work is composed of concrete pedestals supporting organic forms cast in bronze from found objects are carved from stone quarried in the california foothills. each object bears traces of movement and transformation like wave tossed driftwood or stones w