i was the chair of the south beach cac redevelopment. i have been involved in this project since its inception. i am excited to see it before you. we hit some bumps in the road, but i would like to commend staff that worked so hard to bring this forward. i would like to thank staff for pushing this bond measure on to the ballot a couple of years ago. i feel like we are almost there. i would encourage you to adopt a resolution to do what is necessary to move this project forward. hopefully, we will be able to complete this project in time for the america's cup, with that the desired end needed green space and beautiful elements added to the south beach communities for a long time coming. it will be appreciated. it is looking great. i am excited that we are at this point now. thank you very much. >> are there any other public comments? commissioner? >> i support the resolution. i wanted to speak to staff about the next steps, since there were many comments about historical preservation. will there be challenges as we continue forward? what

the work will define the center of the south beach neighborhood. for a better product history, in the year of 2000, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission all working with the port amended their special area plans for the san francisco waterfront. changes made to this plan and in the port's waterfront land use plan remove a longstanding bcdc 50% rule which effectively prevented the redevelopment of many of the historic sheds. with the adoption of these documents, projects such as the exploratory more able to move forward. as part of the negotiations for this, the court agreed to construct two as a given space as eleanor the waterfront. the northeast were plaza, which is the new public space proposed by the area in front of the cruise terminal, and thebrannon street wharf. these spaces are both described in detail in size and of the uses and the port agreed to build the space is within a 20- year period from the time the plan was adopted. to implement this, the port began in 2001 working with some of the members -- i see a cou

. >> you may recognize him as the author of the south beach diet books. but he's also the inventor of the coronary calcium scan. that's the test i'm having done. he doesn't make any money from it. we all know plaque is bad. it blocks your blood vessels. plaque is formed by ldl cholesterol in the blood. the bad cholesterol. think of it as l, for lousy. building up on the walls of your arteries forming plaque. it can accumulate slowly, over time, narrowing the blood vessels like something building up inside a pipe. this narrowing in the blood vessels leading to your heart can cause chest pain, called angina. it can also cause a heart attack. did you ever wonder how seemingly healthy people can have a heart attack? this may surprise you. most heart attacks happen in people with no symptoms. in people whose arteries are less than 50% blocked. here's how. cholesterol can cause unstable bubbles or blisters of plaque to form in your arteries. these can be incredibly dangerous. most are covered by a cap, but inflammation and stress can cause the cap to thin and r

south beach toward oakland. you see the breaking of the clouds on the right of the screen. we'll take a look at one more area. and show you sunshine. down in san jose. definitely one of the first spots to see the sunshine today. that's the case for the next couple of days. take a look from the top down at the satellite. you can see the clouds quickly racing from most of the neighborhoods. still tough around the monterey bay and around san francisco. again, an hour or so. we'll see nine here. also, the temperatures are responding to the sun. look where we are in the 70s already. east bay valley and south bay. los gatos. still in the 60s around the bay shore and up to the north bay valleys. still 55 in san francisco. 59 at half moon bay. upper 50s around santa cruz and monterey. sunshine around watsonville. salinas, mid-60s. already 73 degrees with sunshine in gilroy. highlights, three things for this forecast. sunshine, warmer temperatures today. away from the coast. warm inland again tomorrow and cooler weather spread from inland across the bay as we head through frida satu

you can see the financial district looking northbound from south beach. still a lot of clouds, as we talked about there would be. the strong sea breeze, and clouds linger. you won't be totally socked in this afternoon. where the winds are fastest is where we have the coolest weather. oakland is three degrees cooler. hayward, five. con card and san jose six degrees cooler than yesterday. the temperatures are running in the 50s along the coast and san francisco. 60s for the rest of us. the sun came out first. antioch, san jose, los gatos. low to mid-70s. cloudy around the monterey bay with the low to mid-60s there. inland, starting to see sunshine. it's cloudy and drizzling and we have it tonight, but we measured hundredth of an inch of drizzle in the city. it's cooler than average. we have almost 14 hours of sunshine before setting at 8:15. look at the east bay valley. tough warmest weather. look how much cooler it is. look at the clouds on the east bay shore. fremont, 71. everybody else in mid-to-upper 60s. it's only 78 in los gatos today. you can see the

kicking up places to live after i was in therapy, we came to the south beach marina apartments.sked my parents if the noise from the freeway bothered them. they were in their 60's and said what noise. i closed the dining room doors and it was ok. i have been there 22.5 years. i would like to stay longer, but who knows. six years ago, my rent went up 8%. the following year, 10%. the following year, 10%. this year, almost 9%. i do not know how much time i have. the first part of those years of being in a wheelchair, people would say the cup is half full and half empty. the decided in a little bit of time when people would ask me that -- take your favorite coffee mug and throw it against a wall and glue it and take it back together again, and drink out of that cut for a week. then tell me if your cup is half full or half empty. it is not a question of half full and half empty. if it holds a precious few drops, it is worth it. one of those precious few drops -- i believe the city response position right now is inadequate. this is a good moment. it will not cost the city. it can enha

the giants took their talent to south beach for the second straight start. and just like saturday, the giants lose 2-1. they are now two games behind arizona. the a's won three starts in a row, but he allowed six runs in tiger double bogies 11 and 12 and then the ball went in the water. he finished at 12 over for the tournament. i always do that. among the few members, ten members into the basketball hall of fame. >> i got the buzzer. >> you know what else you don't know about loe beth? it's her birthday sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we've got all you need for back to school with low prices every day on everything. backed by our ad match guarantee. save money. live better. walmart.

. >> you may recognize him as the author of the south beach diet books. but he's also the inventor of the coronary scan. he doesn't make any money from it. we all know plaque is bad. it blocks your blood vessels. plaque is formed by ldl cholesterol in the blood. the bad cholesterol. think of it as l, for lousy. building up on the walls of your arteries forming plaque. it can accumulate slowly, over time, narrowing the blood vessels like something building up inside a pipe. this narrowing in the blood vessels leading to your heart can cause chest pain, called angina. it can also cause a heart attack. did you ever wonder how seemingly healthy people can have a heart attack? this may surprise you. most heart attacks happen in people with no symptoms. in people whose arteries are less than 15% blocked. here's how. cholesterol can cause unstable bubbles or blisters of plaque to form in your arteries. these can be incredibly dangerous. most are covered by a cap, but inflammation and stress can cause the cap to thin and rupture resulting in a clot that blocks th

you can see the financial district looking northbound from south beach. lot of clouds, as we talked about there would be. the strong sea breeze, and clouds linger. you won't be totally socked in this afternoon. where the winds are fastest is where we have the coolest weather. oakland is three degrees cooler. hayward, five. con card and san jose six degrees cooler than yesterday. the temperatures are running in the 50s along the coast and san francisco. 60s for the rest of us. the sun came out first. antioch, san jose, los gatos. low to mid-70s. cloudy around the monterey bay with the low to mid-60s there. inland, starting to see sunshine. it's cloudy and drizzling and we have it tonight, but we measured hundredth of an inch of drizzle in the city. it's cooler than average. we have almost 14 hours of sunshine before setting at 8:15. look at the east bay valley. tough warmest weather. look how much cooler it is. look at the clouds on the east bay shore. fremont, 71. everybody else in mid-to-upper 60s. it's only 78 in los gatos today. you can see the clouds

south beach toward oakland. you see the breaking of the clouds on the right of the screen. we'll take a look at one more area. and show you sunshine. down in san jose. definitely one of the first spots to see the sunshine today. that's the case for the next couple of days. take a look from the top down at the satellite. you can see the clouds quickly racing from most of the neighborhoods. still tough around the monterey bay and around san francisco. again, an hour or so. we'll see nine here. also, the temperatures are responding to the sun. look where we are in the 70s already. east bay valley and south bay. los gatos. still in the 60s around the bay shore and up to the north bay valleys. still 55 in san francisco. 59 at half moon bay. upper 50s around santa cruz and monterey. sunshine around watsonville. salinas, mid-60s. already 73 degrees with sunshine in gilroy. highlights, three things for this forecast. sunshine, warmer temperatures today. away from the coast. warm inland again tomorrow and cooler weather spread from inland across the bay as we head through friday, sa

ahead towards the labor day holiday and by wednesday some large swells are arriving from the south so any beach facing the south will have some very dangerous rip currents and very large surf. look for advisories to be issued, even the possibility of watches and warnings all associated with the storm way over there in the southern hemisphere and so anything from big sur through santa cruz perhaps twin lakes beach, that faces the south, stinson beach, marin county, those beaches will have high surf arriving by wednesday through the holiday. another thing arriving, the marine layer. right now we'll be able to see that sunset but until then, we do have pretty much clear skies until about this time tomorrow. we will definitely see temperatures drop as a result of the cooler conditions. now, temperatures -- oh, that marine layer, i should say. temperatures from the 50s, 60s beaches to the mid-80s inland and we will feature seven-day outlook straight ahead. dana? >> roberta, thank you. >>> the winds are changing on the altamont pass. nearly half of the 4,000 giant turbines you see that churn out powe

going to feel like summer around here as temperatures soar up into mid-90s, a live look from our south beachamera, you can see bay bridge where sun is shining now. most areas running warmer today. and it's going to get warmer tomorrow. from our cameras looking down on sausalito, you can see how shallow that marine layer is. it was 2000 feet deep this morning. there is some drizzle along the coastline z now, it's down to about a thousand feet just a sign of what is still to come. that marine layer is compressing. that means we're going to heat up inland, tomorrow, take a look at current readings, number as longt coastline, low 60s, inland areas into mid to upper 80s, highlights, low clouds, warmer in areas tomorrow. and warm days will return this weekend. i don't think you've seen an accu-weather forecast like this in a while. 90s into warmest locations for seven days. you'll see it here in just a moment. low clouds, fog just limited in coverage over the bay. along the coastline, first thing in the morning looking for very shallow fog along the coast. temperatures will be into 50s, much like

the high definition south beach camera, you can see the marine layer deepening. the sutro tower is becoming obscured over twin peeks area as that fog started to move in. and tonight the fog has made its way up to the north bay. santa rosa is reporting gray skies right now. 50s across the north bay. san francisco, oakland. most of the rest of the bay area in the 60s right now. the fog, coast and bay, cooler days through friday. but it is going to be a little warmer as we head into the weekend. look at the water vapor imagery. an area of low pressure approaching. all of these low pressures -- low-pressure systems will merge. and then it will be a cooler pattern. a deepening marine layer and it will mean you will feel the dropoff in the temperatures tomorrow as well. dropping down to the 50s and the low 60s overnight tonight. mild inland in places like antioch and livermore. tomorrow afternoon, coastal eddy is low to mid60s. inland areas you will see upper 80s to low 90s so still warm inland. 73 in santa cruz, 88 inland and morgan hill. here is the accu accu-weather

here is a live picture from our high definition south beach camera. way in the distance, it's not visible tonight. we have a 2400 foot marine layer. it's deep tonight that. has helped drive temperatures down. san jose, enjoying sun. is been a mild day. numbers into 70s. let me show you current temperatures. you'll see there are 50s along the coastline. 80s into warmest locations, most areas down. fairfield down 11. you can see here down one degree. half moon bay, not much changing. san francisco down two degrees. we're going to slip away heading into weekend. wide spread low clouds tonight. cool patterns continue saturday. and not to worry. warmer weather expected next week. so you'll see slightly warmer conditions coming but not yet. the clouds will extend well inland tomorrow morning. we're going to see valley locations starting out with gray skies like this morning. and in the morning we will see spotty drizzle. with this deep marine layer. temperatures from upper 40s to the upper 50s in places like antioch. looking at what is bringing about cool w

off the switzerland suppose some report a disappointing results it's by the senate though it is south beach people it is declining around two and a half is that this is the proving investment to expand the cold night in colombia . in moscow very similar picture that's the scene the reason to buy with all that gloom coming from europe there's a lot of selling on profit taking after a positive session on wednesday lower oil prices are not providing much support either so if you look at some of the main movers on the market energy shares like gas problem on down of course on the lower oil prices financials like burbank also losing two point three percent therefore that stock their pricing in the recent decline in futures for the s. and p. five hundred electricity stocks bit different picture there would you. one generating company is climbing around three percent after a massive sell off in the previous months. gold is on the rise for a fourth day as uncertainty about the global economy is pushing investors back to a safe haven stocks spot price is now at around seven hundred ninety seven doll

for the pier 30-32 project down in south beach, a huge capital expense, that is the maritime element there. and what was recognized is that with the change of the whole rest of the city across the street, it used to also be industrial. it used to be what was the working waterfront extended inland. and that's turned into new neighborhoods that the need for commercial services and neighborhood retail services or tourist or visitor oriented activities, or new parks and public access, which have nothing to do with the working waterfront per se, all of those have to be incorporated to respond to the current priorities that our citizenry now expects for an urban waterfront. not necessarily a maritime working water front. so the answer to your question is a little more complex. we're always looking at some maritime related objective that isn't able to pay for itself. we are always incorporating public access. we are always on the pier side going after the historic preservation objectives as well. all of which are things that need money, don't pay for themselves, and so the rest of these, in

twin lakes beach, it is a south-facing beach. stinson and big sir coast. some very high waves developing. will continue to build. and also a high risk of dangerous rip currents. the holiday forecast will be partly sunny at the seashore with the waves 3 to 5 feet land coach working that small craft advisory as well. we do have an area of low pressure. deepening trough, has been enhancing our marine layer. high pressure due east n had provide us with warmer conditions but until then below average temperatures. pretty much what we experienced today we will still again tomorrow. 50s at the coast. 60s around the bay. 70s as we reach out toward the inland areas. outside number will be 84 degrees. concord, livermore, fairfield. bumping up the temperatures. summertime in the bay area for the labor day hospital. keep your photos coming at cbs55.com. my favorite part of the show. it is the good question with ken bastida. and it is up next. ,, only they're not vultures. they're seagulls. >>> if you is been to a ballgame you know by the 8th inning they are swamping in

just yesterday marine experts tagged an eight-footer off chatham's south beach.re attracted the sharks putting swimmers and lifeguards very much on edge. >> yeah, i'd be on edge too. >> just leave nature alone every now and then. just let them be. >> we'll be right back. ♪ follow you wherever you may go ♪ ♪ there isn't an ocean too deep ♪ [ male announcer ] meet r. we asked them to be part of an experiment to prove febreze air effects eliminates tough cooking odors. [ facilitator ] take a deep breath, tell me what you smell. it's grassy. it's green. it smells like fresh wood. like a latte. [ facilitator ] go ahead and take your blindfolds off. oh my goodness. are you serious? wow. i think my nose touched that. [ facilitator ] ok, rachel, annie. wow. [ male announcer ] eliminate tough odors with febreze air effects >>> welcome back, everybyby. now the four-letter word that is causing quite a controversy, and this is a word we can say on tv, d-i-e-t, diet. >> that's not the word i thought you were going to say. >> sorry to disappoint. >> it is the basis of a forthc

the giants took their talents to south beach. for the second straight start.s in first inning. the giants lost the game 2-1. they're now two games behind the diamondbacks. alex mccarty allowed six runs in the second, knocked out in the fourth. >>> tiger woods double bogied 11 and 12 and finished 10 over for the tournament. this one gets a little sand in his eye. rolls down into the water. keegan bradley and jason bradley tied at 5 under. >> there you go, that's your morning sports, congratulations to them, now back to you. >>> we are about 30 minutes away from the big straw poll count in iowa. coming up next: hear from the republicans in the race for the white house. >>> shocked over a wild ride on wall street. what it means for start-ups in the silicon valley? >>> plus: we'll take you behind the scenes of today's outside music festival. ,, the main suspect - her dad. why >>> an amber alert for a 2-year-old girl abducted in sacramento. the main suspect, her father. why police believe they may be in the bay area. >>> family members harsh words with a girl sente

include coney island and manhattan beach in brooklyn and the far rockaway channel in queens and south beach midland beach and other low-lying areas on staten island and battery park and some sections of manhattan and the bronx. as i said before, we are adding a full evacuation of all people living in private homes or apartments in the rockaways, and in addition, you should know that mta service including subways and buses and rail roads will beginb to shutdown tomorrow at noon, and jay walder will describe that in other measures in a moment, deend ping upon the effect of the storm, let me caution you, also, in regards to the mta, service may or may not be restored in time for rush hour monday morn, so i urge the employees to check with their employers regarding business openings on monday. now we have never done a mandatory evacuation before, and we wouldn't be doing it now if we didn't think that this storm had the potential to be very serious. the best outcome would be if the storm veers off to the east and doesn't hit us or hit us hard, but we can't depend on mother nature being so kind.

it is like south beach on an oil rig. >> the only problem is, and it is a big problem, where would you buy your shoes? >> that's the only problem. you nailed. it i need my creature comforts. i need my double half calf lot day and my -- late and my vaccinations. if they are going to have stuff there, i am all over it. >> don't say lawless. there will be basic laws, but just not over regulation. >> exactly. >> they are not saying you can make it up along the way. >> we are over looking a major point here. is it possible to see the mock up of this palace again, this floating zhan gnaw due? -- xanadi? there is a version of what it will really be. that is a better version of what it is going to be. it looks like a floating worcester. that is not a great ad campaign. who did that should be fired. >> it looks like one of those cakes that you get that are supposed to look like ?g else, like a building and you get it because the building was just built. it is an ugly cake. >> that's a hat you would care at the kentucky derby. >> here is the thing i was getting at with lauren, there is something

broad channel in queens, south beach, midland beach and other low-lying areas on staten island.mall sections of the bronx. as i said before, we're also adding a full evacuation of all people living in private homes or apartments in the rockaways. in addition, you should know that mta services will begin to shut down tomorrow at noon and jay walleder will describe that and other measures in a moment. depending on the effect of the storm, let me caution you also in regards to the mta that service may or may not be restored in time for rush hour monday morning. i would urge employees check with their employers regarding business openings on monday. now, we've never done a mandatory evacuation before. and we wouldn't be doing it now if we didn't think this storm had the potential to be very serious. the best outcome could be in the storm veers off to the east and doesn't hit us, doesn't hit us hard. we can't depend on mother nature being so kind. we have to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. just because this is the first time we've had a mandatory evacuation in any part o