i'm with the united players and i am soma respect. resident. you urge you to support this request.ow could we not stop and ask how did we did. as we receive another 45 million, it's important that we look at what has happened to improve upon the processes, the investments to make sure that we are getting the most impact as possible. thank you so much. >> madam chair, there are no other callers in the queue. >> public comment is closed. i would like to make a motion with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, a role call vote, please. (role call). >> there are three ayes. >> can you please call item number 6. >> resolution approving modification to contracts, project management support services for the san francisco international airport, three connector projects with pgh, long and partners to increase the amount by 7.5 million for a new -- (indiscernible). >> members of the public who wish to comment should call (415)655-0001, access code and then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have rais

i'm with the united players and i am soma respect. resident. you urge you to support this request. could we not stop and ask how did we did. as we receive another 45 million, it's important that we look at what has happened to improve upon the processes, the investments to make sure that we are getting the most impact as possible. thank you so much. >> madam chair, there are no other callers in the queue. >> public comment is closed. i would like to make a motion with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, a role call vote, please. (role call). >> there are three ayes. >> can you please call item number 6. >> resolution approving modification to contracts, project management support services for the san francisco international airport, three connector projects with pgh, long and partners to increase the amount by 7.5 million for a new -- (indiscernible). >> members of the public who wish to comment should call (415)655-0001, access code and then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised

i'm with soma filipinas. [inaudible] >> we are very concerned that even before the pandemic, there were already proposed cuts for mohcd towards filipino organizations. [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. hello, caller? >> hi. my name is lenna, i am still in my unit because tenant right groups came knocking on my building's door, when my landlord, one of the largest san francisco landlords in the city was trying to get us out with misleading information and even harassment. at risk tenants are tricked into moving out if they do not get the correct information, and that is why i believe that outreach is very, very important. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katrina, and i'm an attorney at the filipino community center. i am born and raised in district nine. with the covid-19 pandemic, s.c.c. and other organizations had to make drastic adjustments to be able to work remotely. every day, we conducted wellness checked over the phone to contin

know that the soma filipina yet doesn't have land use controls, however, i -- with the recent -- with the recent decision that we have earlier, i am more compelled not to support this project. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: yeah, i have some questions for staff about the b.m.r. requirements. i am truly bothered by the notion that someone who submitted an e.e. application 13 years ago is exempt from current requirements and gets to take advantage of a lower b.m.r. -- lower affordability requirement. so my first question is staff is, have you poured over 415.3 and are you absolutely convinced that there is no way to require current affordability requirements to be imposed on this project? have you discussed it with the city attorney's office, as welwel well? >> good evening, commissioner diamond. during the 2017 inclusionary overhaul, we did have weekly meetings with the city attorney about our implication of 415, and how the inclusionary would apply to different projects because the e.e. was so important to the inclusionary rate itself. there were t

i'm with soma filipinas. [inaudible] >> we are very concerned that even before the pandemic, there were already proposed cuts for mohcd towards filipino organizations. [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. hello, caller? >> hi. my name is lenna, i am still in my unit because tenant right groups came knocking on my building's door, when my landlord, one of the largest san francisco landlords in the city was trying to get us out with misleading information and even harassment. at risk tenants are tricked into moving out if they do not get the correct information, and that is why i believe that outreach is very, very important. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katrina, and i'm an attorney at the filipino community center. i am born and raised in district nine. with the covid-19 pandemic, s.c.c. and other organizations had to make drastic adjustments to be able to work remotely. every day, we conducted wellness checked over the phone to contin

one of the problems is that the soma grid is used for queueing to the bay bridge, so that soma grid is not movement. it's not congestion because people are trying to move through the soma grid. it's just people waiting in line to get on a bay bridge that's exceeded its capacity. >> any other questions among directors? >> yes, thank you. so the idea of tolling both directions of the bay bridge, the authority of that lies with bata, the bay area toll authority. and technology wise, could that be a relatively quick fix within a couple of few months or is that all -- would that also need legislative relief outside of batas authority? [please stand by] >> it's inclusive of the central freeway on ramp which solves the problem of back up. the previous speakers have spoken to. >> so, sorry, one more question, do we think that the downturn in the economy makes congestion pricing more or less likely? are people going to feel one way or the other rather it based on the fact the economy is slowing down? >> this was the concern. we did a congestion pricing survey in 2008 and it died in that recessi

i'm with soma filipinas. [inaudible] >> we are very concerned that even before the pandemic, there were already proposed cuts for mohcd towards filipino organizations. [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. hello, caller? >> hi. my name is lenna, i am still in my unit because tenant right groups came knocking on my building's door, when my landlord, one of the largest san francisco landlords in the city was trying to get us out with misleading information and even harassment. at risk tenants are tricked into moving out if they do not get the correct information, and that is why i believe that outreach is very, very important. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katrina, and i'm an attorney at the filipino community center. i am born and raised in district nine. with the covid-19 pandemic, s.c.c. and other organizations had to make drastic adjustments to be able to work remotely. every day, we conducted wellness checked over the phone to contin

i'm with the united players and i am soma respect. resident. you urge you to support this request. could we not stop and ask how did we did. as we receive another 45 million, it's important that we look at what has happened to improve upon the processes, the investments to make sure that we are getting the most impact as possible. thank you so much. >> madam chair, there are no other callers in the queue. >> public comment is closed. i would like to make a motion with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, a role call vote, please. (role call). >> there are three ayes. >> can you please call item number 6. >> resolution approving modification to contracts, project management support services for the san francisco international airport, three connector projects with pgh, long and partners to increase the amount by 7.5 million for a new -- (indiscernible). >> members of the public who wish to comment should call (415)655-0001, access code and then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have raised

we have the soma hotel, which will be open in early 2021, and the uber headquarters which will also open later this year. that is the budget and work plan for mission bay, and up next is sally orth to discuss transbay. >> thank you, mark. good afternoon, commissioners. this is sally orth, deputy director, and i'll be presenting the transbay budget portion. so the budget is approximately $51 million for the next fiscal year, and that can really be broken-down in three categories. first, $27 million is going to costs related to various infrastructure projects like the fulsom state-owned project. and then, finally, the remaining $3 million is other costs for transbay's portion of staffing, operating costs, consu consultants, and various legal services. so here's another cut of the same expenditures but really shown by the revenue source, and the developer payments and the property tax columns represent the new funding that would be coming in in the year. you can see the majority of the property tax will be the pledged increment to the transbay joint powers authority, but the remaining funds

. >> my name is peter and i live i have two kids and i bike with one to school in soma and first, you mentioned that the idea of philanthropy and free bikes so you don't have to reinvent the wheel there's a vehicle called the bike match network and you can google it and the system and tock knowledge hatechnology hasf there are donors, bikes that you are aware of, this relatively new bike match network could be the great vehicle to make it happen and i want to highlight the walk sf recommendations and second, i urge sfmta to quick build a city wide connected and protected network of bike lanes and intersections and director equal on pointed out beer not there yet as for the map that she asked for, if you go to change.org/sfbikelanes, i just have this petition up last week and it contains one idea of what that connected and protected city wide network looked like. and if you go to the san francisco streets blog and look up my last name, belden, you will see an op-ed from a month ago about that network. the fabulous slow streets network could be part of this and to me slow streets are pr

it's one thing when we hear from neighbors in soma like we did earlier today with their concerns about height limits, they're concerned about access to open space but it's another thing we have rich exclusive red line neighborhoods saying i don't want any housing in my neighborhood. that is not san francisco charter and it's not what we're doing here and we should up zone the west side and up zone ceqa. thank you. >> you have three questions remaining. >> hi, my name is joel and i live in district 5 and i'm very sickened about these rich people that want to restore their house. they should not be allowed to knockdown an existing home to build another one. work with what you've got. it's funny how the rich people are all about making their houses look fancy and bigger but when it comes to affordable housing, they do wan don't wantn their neighborhood. how about we knock your house down and have affordable housing or market rate housing. it's stupid and i think it's dumb that these rich ass holes wants to review the house and i yield my time. >> you have two questions remaining. i will a

most of that crowd slowly advanced here to soma in the san francisco hall of justice. and that is where we are right now. about 30 minutes to go before the curfew takes effect in the city of san francisco. i could hear choppers above and the protesters here once again. this is a very well organized group. on social media, they set up their page just about seven days ago and made the announcement that they would have this protest here today. more than 9,000 followers, so a massive showing here in san francisco today. back to you. >> it's remarkable to see those students. thanks kenny. and thank you for watching tonight at 7:00. live pictures of the san francisco protest continue streaming right now on cbsn bay area. >> and we'll be right back here for you at 11:00 tonight. stay safe and announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: [indistinct]. how y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," stharve

. >> reporter: so, as you can see, people are making their way slowly toward soma. we hear that they are going to go to the hall of justice there and make their way back toward the mission district. you can see the crowd and hear the crowd right behind me chanting black lives matter. they wan this to be peaceful. they say they are certainly aware that there is a curfew tonight. they sa that they are not going to direct the crowd if they choose to stay out here. we will have much more throughout the newscast. i'm kenny choi live in the mission. >> the mayor tweeted that the curfew in san francisco will end tomorrow morning at 5:00. she also said "the protests that we have seen in the city and across the country are for an important cause, and the city will continue to facilitate any and all peaceful demonstrations. >> there is another protest underway in san ramon. a crowd of protesters gathered on the ground there. our crew tells us more appear to be gathering at this hour. as a safety precaution, many businesses in the area boardedup glass windows. community member

one of the problems is that the soma grid is used for queueing to the bay bridge, so that soma grid is not movement. it's not congestion because people are trying to move through the soma grid. it's just people waiting in line to get on a bay bridge that's exceeded its capacity. >> any other questions among directors? >> yes, thank you. so the idea of tolling both directions of the bay bridge, the authority of that lies with bata, the bay area toll authority. and technology wise, could that be a relatively quick fix within a couple of few months or is that all -- would that also need legislative relief outside of batas authority? [please stand by] >> it's inclusive of the central freeway on ramp which solves the problem of back up. the previous speakers have spoken to. >> so, sorry, one more question, do we think that the downturn in the economy makes congestion pricing more or less likely? are people going to feel one way or the other rather it based on the fact the economy is slowing down? >> this was the concern. we did a congestion pricing survey in 2008 and it died in that recessi

the site is .45-acre site in western soma with a light industrial with residential, commercial as envisioned by the area plan and the future park site was selected for acquisition to serve the growing population of the emerging and park neighborhood with the understanding of the up zoning changes and incoming growth of residential development. the proposed project would result in net new shadow on the future park site adding .18% annually above current shadow load bringing the total annual shadow load to 22.27%. new shadow would occur late afternoon early evening for a daily average of 15 minutes between may 4 and august 8. net new shadow on the western portion of the park dates of maximum necessary new shadow june 14 and june 28. largest shadow on june 7 and july 5 at 7:00 p.m. to cover 4595 square feet. that is the conclusion of the individual park sites impacted by the 98 franklin project. sheeonslide 15 this. is depicted in blue from light to dark. light is less frequent and dark is more frequent shadows. the shadow is immediately around the project footprint in orange and gets lighter a

we heard reports some of the protesters are planning to heard toward soma at 8th and bryant and make their way back to the police station at the mission district. we will see where this crowd takes us. but you have seen the shots from our chopper 5 giving you a view of the thousands that showed up today. there was a mother and a child from san francisco as well as a mother and child from berkeley. they plan to be out of this park and area in an hour. there is a curfew at 8:00 tonight. i asked the organizers about that. they said they are aware of the curfew, but will not direct anyone at the protest to leave if they choose to stay. so, we'll see what happens to the crowd. once again, right now, right behind me, we have mission high school. we have most of the park cleared out. still thousands of people here. a majority of the crowd have left. and we have seen movement within the last ten minutes. we'll check back in with you later in the broadcast. >> all right kenny, thank you. we are now going to kpix5's andria borba live on the rooftop above those protesters right now. >> reporter

. >> reporter: soma says they are actively working to resolve the issue and condemn violent acts, aggressionoward any residents, discrimination and harassment. they cited tenant rights and privacy, but high photographer noticed the couple appearing to load up their car. and asked their side of the story. >> i asked him nicely. >> he lives here. >> reporter: he pressed beasley on accusations of racial profiling. >> for those saying that maybe you're racist, what would you say, is that not true? >> completely not true. why are you attacking me? >> reporter: asked if michael was satisfied with the building's response, he said that he is grateful for those who tried to intervene and proud of how far he's come. >> i've always been poor, low income family, and it struck me hard. >> reporter: and he is empowered by the responsibility to speak out for minorities who may not feel like they have a voice. >> someone that had been violence in return, what would have happened. >> reporter: apex systems where beasley was employed issued a statement saying they condition ductsed -- conducted an internal re

i'm with soma filipinas. [inaudible] >> we are very concerned that even before the pandemic, there were already proposed cuts for mohcd towards filipino organizations. [inaudible] >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. hello, caller? >> hi. my name is lenna, i am still in my unit because tenant right groups came knocking on my building's door, when my landlord, one of the largest san francisco landlords in the city was trying to get us out with misleading information and even harassment. at risk tenants are tricked into moving out if they do not get the correct information, and that is why i believe that outreach is very, very important. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is katrina, and i'm an attorney at the filipino community center. i am born and raised in district nine. with the covid-19 pandemic, s.c.c. and other organizations had to make drastic adjustments to be able to work remotely. every day, we conducted wellness checked over the phone to contin

>>and counselors supervisor matt haney whose district includes the tenderloin civic center in soma where many of these issues are concentrated agrees. but says right now the reforms listen are big in need concrete solutions and what i fear is we get to a point where we're just cutting and we're not creating real solutions and what my district means is real solutions. we need people were professionals. mental health professionals, we're out there on the street immediate responding 24 7. and getting people help in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>california's biggest police lobby groups is getting involved in the federal conversation about changing police forces nationwide our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala spoke with one of the leaders. >>the peace officers research association of california also known as por act is speaking out as several proposed changes to policing across the state and country surface think the public and all are. >>this week porec provided testimony to the house judiciary committee on setting a national standard for when police can use deadly force f

this is in the soma district. the driver then said the man looked back and called him a, quote, criminal and said he would not let him in. he explained he had a garage key fob, but the man got aggressive and called police. the woman intervened as the fight broke out. >> even though it wasn't racism, the level of aggression and violence was exuded by him, it's not okay. it would have been a completely different situation had i just been asked, do you live here. >> the driver of the suv was identified on social media as william beasley. his linked in profile said he worked at apex systems which confirmed it did terminate an employee over an incident and will not tolerate racist behavior. beasley was not charged with any crime. >> new concerns, new testing, but the same problem? our investigative unit has exposed apparent fraud in the clean up of decades old radiation at the navy's hunters point. the navy did investigation. critics say the navy's new effort may be just fraud. >> reporter: here across from what was on

many of us are working from home, and that will have a huge impact on restaurants in soma and the financialistrict. >> these restaurants will have a difficult time in serving restaurant lunch patrons, the lunch crowd. it's so important right now that we focus on keeping big, medium and small businesses in san francisco. the big businesses and medium businesses provide those customers for all those sandwich shops. >> he says also if you want to keep small businesses going, it's important to support all businesses on all levels. >>> one of the bay area's biggest malls is getting ready to reopen. westfield valley fair in santa clara will welcome customers next monday with modified hours. masks are required, and social distancing protocols will be in place. the sun valley shopping center in concord will reopen this thursday. not all stores. mall officials say it will be a gradual rollout. tenants will over time return to normal operations. >>> and how about this? if you want to get away this weekend, you finally can. santa cruz and monterey counties are lifting restrictions on hotels and vacati

. >> it's important that this not just be in the castro or in the soma, that it be in the marina and laurel heights and presidio heights and pacific heights and for people who need to be woke can read it and see that this is okay. >> reporter: the woman in the video has been identified as lisa alexander, the ceo of a skin care company called laface. at least one company, birch box, which had been associated with her brand, has already denounced her actions, writing in a tweet in part, we have not worked with laface for several years. and as a result of the ceo's actions today, have officially cut ties with them. i've actually tried contacting lisa a couple different times, a few different times actually today and have not had any return phone calls from her. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sergio. >>> protests continue in the bay area today. this one here in san francisco organized by mission high school students. people marched all the way from the high skpochool down to city hall, demanding the city defund police and that justice

whi, you know, as a movement, was considered to be somewhat radical or controversial in soma s for athletes, until recently, at which point things have flipped around a little bit. a nd athletes who hanot said that they support the movement have come under criticism for tt. so there's been thihuge change in athletes' approach to activism, particularly among, i think, striking, white, and ther non-black athletes. and you've seen organizations not only rush to embrace their athletes, but also rush to emace this movement. in some cases, reversing previous stances that they ha had on sending political messages or allowing their athletes to protest. so you're really seeing a-- sort of a repositioning of all of ese brands, the individu brands and the team brands, and at the same time, they're under pressure to deliver on what that actlly means, in practice. so i think what you're seeing in election day is the first tgible policy change coming from any ornization tha aligned itself with black lives m>atter. > reporter: it seems like it is a positive step for these teams to be doing this. but, like

i'm with soma filipinas, filipino cultural heritage district. i just want to give -- soma filipinas is in full support of supervisor peskin's legislation. thank you for introducing it. the filipino community has faced waves of historical displachl, from the igrant hotel to -- displacement, from the igrand hotel to landlord tycoons, so we support this. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is kathrin -- [inaudible] >> -- to multiple pathways. [inaudible] >> -- decreathank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. >> yeah, hi. my name is carrie -- i'm sorry. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, i can hear you. >> my name is carrie. i'm a district 5 resident, and i'm also an sfusd teacher? i'm calling in support of this legislation? i think it would be immoral of our city to leave such a huge part of our community behind at this time. i do hear all of the landlords that have called in, and i obviously support any measures that need to be taken to also ensure that landlords can be stable and be made whole. that

as you know, soma filipinas is an organization of children, youth, families and seniors. remember, one source of discomfort and shame is the state of our streets. it's not only for our visitors, as the previous caller, you know, mentioned that, you know, it's a concern for people we're trying to draw into the neighborhood, but it's also quality of life issue when our kids 18 years have to watch every step they take. and then also, in this time, it's a public health issue, and we have to worry about bringing disease into our home. having a separate sanitation department would help this problem, and i appreciate supervisor haney's initiative. having a separate department focused on keeping our streets clean could make a huge difference. it's also important to make sure that there's no self-dealing, to have more transparency over issues and contracts, but i think it's also an issue of equity when not all neighborhoods get the same level of street cleaning as we deserve. and as we know in san francisco, the more affluent neighborhoods have better conditions on the streets. so

this video from sky fox shows them skating from the ferry building to the soma skate park.e showed you video last week. in this case a flyer of the event went out saying kicking and pushing is something that units us as skateboarders, let's use them as tools to unite the rest of the world. >>> there's a push underway in congress to make june 19th a emotional holiday. a growing number of people feel this date is worthy of that honor. each year in june, many african- americans gather tomia and sing songs of pain, progress and pride. celebrations have marked juneteenth america's other independence day. >> when you're black, being joyful is an action of resistance. >> those works speak to wounds two centuries old. all u.s. slaves weren't freed null gordon granger landed in galveston in 1965. >> reason to celebrate independence until 1865 when they found out that they were free. >> social scientist says the juneteenth holiday started gaining national attention with the black power and pride movement of the 60s. >> now all americans can celebrate the freedom of all meshes, not ju

districts and the tenderloin and the northern part of the mission and the residential district and soma, and these are extremely dense areas with over 20 to 30,000 persons per square mile. they're also the model of intensity. in other words, mixed use with local services and shops that people can walk and bicycle to. despite that, if you look at this map, they are disproportionately exposed to particulate matter, traffic noise and all myriad of the private automobiles and the private entities. >> yes? >> you have 20 seconds left to address the board. >> oi kay. so i wanted to bring this social equity to what we are thinking about how to move forward of the impacts of the private automobility. thank you for your conversation. >> you have zero questions remaining. with no one left on the line, we will move on from the makers report and there is no citizens advisory count today. item nine is general public comment to address within the jurisdiction of the sfmta members and not on today's agenda. if the moderator can open the phone line. >> the transportation recovery plan is item 1 # 1 and

the central soma plan highlights how the plan is harmful to the communities. community-based planning processes must be funded and supported by the planning department and commission. this includes the strengthening and expanding of the existing youth and special-use district in the soma, under the direction of community organizations and residents. i asked the resolution be included to include formal metrics to look at projects, obviously as all of the our callers addressed. i hope that we can refine the definition and shift funding to community-based balancing. having said that as well, please choose to reevaluate mission street. a planning project that prioritizes luxury housing in light of this resolution. i'm in full support and ask for all amendments proposed by community organizations to be included in the resolution as well. it's crucial that on the ground railroad organizations representing these very communities of color have a hand in creating the resolution, if it is to be meaningful and effective. it's crucial that we give our people of color the

i'm with the united players and i am soma respect. resident. you urge you to support this request. how could we not stop and ask how did we did. as we receive another 45 million, it's important that we look at what has happened to improve upon the processes, the investments to make sure that we are getting the most impact as possible. thank you so much. >> madam chair, there are no other callers in the queue. >> public comment is closed. i would like to make a motion with a positive recommendation. madam clerk, a role call vote, please. (role call). >> there are three ayes. >> can you please call item number 6. >> resolution approving modification to contracts, project management support services for the san francisco international airport, three connector projects with pgh, long and partners to increase the amount by 7.5 million for a new -- (indiscernible). >> members of the public who wish to comment should call (415)655-0001, access code and then press pound twice. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate you have ra

held up against t compensator cy films like "the help," or "soma."s helped us view the african-american experience. but to deny viewers this classic film that in 1989 the library of congress designated as put it on the national film legacy because of its artistic merits, i don't know how you do that to future generations. >> laura: raymond, again, this all takes your breath away? she was one of the most beautifully graceful and gracious and talented actresses of that whole quarter-century. amazing, amazing person. talk about a trailblazer. now you can't be a trailblazer apparently. >> i am a "godfather" guy. my wife and i love "gone with the wind," but there is no doubt a lot of people do give a damn about this statement. when they return the film to hbo max, it'll return with a discussion of historical context. they go on and say that theyt. will present an originally created to do otherwise wouldlde the same as claiming these prejudices never existed. if we are to create a more just, equitable, inclusive future, we first must acknowledge and unders

i'm with soma filipinas, filipino cultural heritage district. i just want to give -- soma filipinas is in full support of supervisor peskin's legislation. thank you for introducing it. the filipino community has faced waves of historical displachl, from the igrant hotel to -- displacement, from the igrand hotel to landlord tycoons, so we support this. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is kathrin -- [inaudible] >> -- to multiple pathways. [inaudible] >> -- decreathank you. >> clerk: thank you. next caller, please. >> yeah, hi. my name is carrie -- i'm sorry. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, i can hear you. >> my name is carrie. i'm a district 5 resident, and i'm also an sfusd teacher? i'm calling in support of this legislation? i think it would be immoral of our city to leave such a huge part of our community behind at this time. i do hear all of the landlords that have called in, and i obviously support any measures that need to be taken to also ensure that landlords can be stable and be made whole. that

trying to breathe slow and have eight soma exide he would not get too high on me.e and i could feel my color sweat coming off the side of my face. have to always ask joe what he was thinking. we looked at each other and both of us looked at the counter at the same time. >> we started to walk toward the counter, without a single word. that's how it happened. ♪ and we took our seats. ♪ >> almost instantaneously after sitting down on a simple dumb stool, i felt so relieved. i felt so clean. and i felt as though i had gained a little bit of my -- by a bicycle act. simple act. each otherooked at without saying a word, absolutely not a word. maybe 40s about seconds or a minute later, it seems like a lifetime, that the people behind the counter acknowledged that we were sitting. and the waitress approached us. what do you boys want? we said we would like to be served, plays. -- please. now, you boys know that we do not serve colored people here, why don't you get up? and he pointed her -- she pointed her finger to the lunch counter over there. said you do serve people her

. >> it's important that this not just be in the castro or in the soma, that it's in the marina and pacificts for people who need to be woke. >> it's a subtle form of racism. not that vicious but still shows us about how far we have to go. >> and that was john newmeyer who co-owns the home. the woman has been identified as lisa alexander, the own of a skin care company. at least one company, which had been associated with her brand already has denounced her actions. >>> investigators believe they have the man who started six brushfires in the span of just hours in the north bay. the fires burned in corte madera and lark spur friday night. some were close to homes. police arrested a 61-year-old man after someone saw him near one of the fires. no one was hurt. no homes damaged. >>> it is 6:29. coming up on "today in the bay," a celebration perhaps more important now than ever. how a bay area city is finding a way to celebrate juneteenth despite the limitations of the coronavirus pandemic. that is coming up on try day, juneteenth. we will have that and your top stories along with rob mayeda's

i believe it is allowed in central soma, for example.equivalent options of meeting section 415 requirements instead of providing on site or off site units or paying a fee, the public sponsor has the option to dedicate the property in fee title to the city. they don't have the obligation to construct on that property. the land will be conveyed to the city for the purpose of constructing affordable housing in the future. the site to be dedicated would need to be shown to accommodate 35% of the units in the development project. the development project has 966 units. >> is this going to be a developer that is going to dedicate the monster in the mission? i don't know the street address. >> i believe that is a site being considered. it is not the time sell eye -- final selection of the site. they have 180 days to obtain a letter from the mayor's department of housing and development. they can finalize the site selection following the planning commission approval. that is one of the sites being considered. >> six months after planning approval

so if this is the same animal, it has now made its way into soma.my hollyfield is headed to the scene and we'll keep an eye to see what we see, but liz, if it is the same one, we saw it just outsi outside tstudio earlier this week. and so we know one is in the area. hasn't hurt anyone. >> very active, making its way around the city. taking in all the he hopefully is found and rescued safely. >>> moving on, a new proposal in california could make racially motivated 911 calls a hate crime. an assemblyman will introduce legislation aimed at stopping calls motivated by race, religion, sex or any other protected class. several recent videos have caused outrage. right now it is illegal to make a false police report, but the law does not address discrimination. >>> new details about the next season of the bachelor and bachelorette and how it will all go down. let's begin with claire. her season is going to shoot first in about a month. the vice president alter 23 ter programming say that it will all take place at one location, probably some sort of resort.

those properties include the south of market health care center, which is in soma and part of the mixed use housing development which will be under mohcds management, a portion of aaron rogers park in the bayview, and the grocery store at 333 williams. during this past year, ocii transferred assets to mohcd. in summary, progress continues on winding during our obligations and transferring the assets. i would like to turn the presentation back over to nina yu for the portion of the debt presentation. >> thank you. so we'll be spending 118.6 million on our debt program for 2021? our bond portfolio includes about 20 bonds. we have $998.5 million outstanding of which 860 is tax allocation bonds that are secured by property taxes in our redevelopment project areas, and the debt service on this is on average about 100 million a year. our nontap debt includes the issuance of the new shipyard bond of 3.8 million. we have 13.4 million of funds on hand that we will use to pay down our c.f.d. number four bond in mission bay north. we also have hotel taxes that will be used to pay the hotel occupan

. >> one of the most important things to come out of the soma riots was an energetic movement withinularly psychiatric communities to have homosexuality removed from the dsm in 1973. >> overnight, millions of lgbtq people were cured of their mental illness. but it took homosexuality from the realm of the medical establishment into the realm of opinion. and sin. ♪ jesus loves me >> by the late '70s, the growing march for gay acceptance and visibility suddenly hit a roadblock in dade county, florida, when a former miss america decided to use her fame and her faith to repeal a local gay rights ordinance. >> a woman by the name of anita bryant, who was a famous pop singer, particularly famous because she did an orange juice commercial on television for florida orange juice. she was a religious fundamentalist. >> you see, if homosexuals are allowed their civil rights, then so would prostitutes or thieves or anyone else. >> she became the public spokesperson and lead campaigner on a national crusade to quote save our children from homosexuality. and it was a campaign to roll back and preve

it stays in the 60s pretty much all day even when we see spots like soma clearing out for a little whilee fog will be right there hovering over the golden gate bridge that will keep it cool in the city. meantime for the inland areas starting out with some sunshine. as we take a live look outside near pleasant hill we will see those temperatures warming up for those inland areas. but take a look at where we are now. the early hours the best time to get outside for doing some yard work. if you're working outside today try to get as much done as you can before noon, and then our temperatures will go from the upper 50s to the triple digits in a couple of spots. most of us for the inland valleys will be in the 80s and 90s. we're up to 89 degrees in san jose and 92 in concord. san francisco once again stays in the 60s today. we're in this weather pattern with high pressure and a very weak ocean breeze that doesn't make it to the inland areas. and so that's the reason we had these micro climates in full effect. as we go into the weekend, a change in our wind direction and weather system moving

it's one of many films available now for free, including soma, will smith's ali and the heat you givehat is one of the more recent ads. >> i think one of the films that i think most closely touches what is happening in the world right now is about a girl whose childhood friend died at the friend hands of a police officer . she is watching it all and all of the emotions that come with that event. >> netflix just added a new black lives matter collection of films and television shows for subscribers to learn more about racial injustice. >>> steve paulson is back. you will notice a change in this mornings feel in the weather outside. it feels better to me. >> where you are, no doubt about it . where pam is, somewhat. right? >> it does feel it . i can feel it coming in the window. >> when it comes to pulse and there's not much of a change here. that's unusual for my location . it will be cooler . there is some fog there and that was not the case yesterday. it will get here. usually when there is a huge change the wind of change is roaring through here. it's not . it's very calm. a few hig

>>and counselors supervisor matt haney whose district includes the tenderloin civic center in soma where many of these issues are concentrated agrees. but says right now the reforms listen are big in need concrete solutions and what i fear is we get to a point where we're just cutting and we're not creating real solutions and what my district means israel solutions we need people were professionals. >>mental health professionals, we're out there on the street immediate responding 24 7. and getting people help. >>now i also talked to the san francisco chamber of commerce today that represents hundreds of businesses in the city because sfpd response to thousands of non criminal activity calls. they say this reform will be a huge help. they hope it allows police to focus their attention on more serious crimes to their businesses like burglary and robbery ken pam back to you all right, thank you. taylor. after weeks of protests against police brutality the trump administration is considering an executive order on police reform in the wake of the killing of george floyd police departments acr