mission bay area since 1989 been specially in south beach mission bay since 2005 and worked with hundreds of people renting purchasing in the area and here to support the progress and growth i know that change is difficult i believe witnessing and attending meetings and talking to the people are supportive of responsible growth in place in the city not having heavy traffic i live in a neighborhood with retail that comes with pros and cons but the vision for this neighborhood moved here knowing this change was inevitable the owner if people collaborate what about positive for the entire city in the just maintaining thank you for taking the time to listen to everybody with all their opinions thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm steve on i'm a person in the city but obtain a pro bono business i'm 50 years old and i was 10-year-old when the warriors won the companionship that made me happy as a young child and got me interested in the warriors i'm 50 and still existed about what they brought to the bay area i would like to say when the giants came to talk abo

my name is ger a pergairs and resident of south beach and proud volunteer of the past 10 years of neighborhood maerns response team. supervisor kate tang. i'm here with volunteers to say thank you. taunk for 2 reasons. first thank you for your continued support of the 93rd program which is celebrating the 25th year in existence and still the only organization in san francisco offering free on hands on emergency preparedness training to anyone who lives and works in the city. the instructors are san francisco fire fighters so the program can't exist without the support hof fire department and during a disaster we support the fire department as first responders in the neighborhood by being eyes and ears. the second thank you is for thetown r continued support of the fire department. thank you for recognizing the city and residence deserve a strong and well staffed department. u.s. census figures from 2014 show the sit eas over 850 thousand residence and the [inaudible] reaches 1.2 million continuing to grow. jun 1 of mayor lees plan to increase fire department budget to hire more fire fightersch

excited to get this facility that is red-tagged and not open to public use rehabbed and opened to the south beacheighborhood and with voter powerful on the height increases now headed to the ballot to really improve the areas and more housing awhile rehabilitating historic resources for the port so it concludes in my report i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> colleagues, any questions or comments i won thing i'd like to ask one thing eave by an talking about ms. moyer the alcatraz ferry know that is not directly recommended to the budget can you give us a status update. >> the port is very committed to retaining the national park service and the ferry property we've been in negotiations with the services our preference is 31 half it is a good location in terms of the public accessibility and really the alcatraz landing is leading into our businesses we're stymied on the business terms and n t s times to take on capital responsibilities and we're logan for the significant revenue that comes from the service to pay for those capital expenses we're held up and ironing out. >> what's the next s

. >> i want to take my talents to south beach. >> reporter: those heartbreaking words, a devastating betrayal from the hometown hero they rooted for since he was a boy. the superstar young phenom from akron, ohio gracing the cover of "sports illustrated" before he could even vote. >> oh, what a move by james! we've got a three-point ball game! >> reporter: his journey to state championships and the pros chronicled in the documentary "more than a game." a team performing under the pressure of bright lights and a big stage. and reveling in every second of it. >> number 6! >> reporter: which is why his decision to bolt for the sandy beaches and palm trees of south florida cut so deep with cleveland fans. >> i don't blame the cleveland cavalier fans. i probably would have felt the exact same way. so i get it. >> what does this mean for cleveland? >> we're in trouble. big trouble. >> it's cleveland, we're used to disappointment. >> reporter: the backlash so intense, lebron and his key endorser nike thought they needed to do damage control. >> what should i do? >> reporter: releasing this

. >> here is a le view from the south beach camera and these are the forecast features. you may see spotty drizzle and a coolish pattern. with that chance of showers this weekend, here is what is happening in the atmosphere, an upper level low that brought us unsettle un unsettled weather. we are still going to have this on shore pattern for the remainder of the we it may not be chilly but the temperatures will b below average. let's drop down to the pacific. where storms are swirling, you have hurricane canandrei, and the good news is it's far away from populated areas tropical storm blanca is expected to be a categorythree. this could pose problems for the west coast of mexico by the weekend and then moisture from then fizzle storm andreie, could produce rainfall in had the san diego area by saturday and some of that moisture could work its way with up in to the bay area late saturday in to sunday and could produce the next chance of showers that would be sunday morning and perhaps lingering a bit in to monday. on we dogo to bay area overnight it could be mild and spot

i'm a third generation san franciscoian 20 year resident of south beach and president of the hoa port side and i have two kids 4th generation san franciscoians i'm here for address the need for cbd everybody knows how hot the real estate market is and the for games at night. but there are high pr file that brought residence -- that are neighborhood serving are still having a tough time it's because it's not a welcoming atmosphere. when the sun goes down people don't want to park cars there they get broken into the streets are dirty people go to other parts of the city from there to go out to dinner to shop. there needs to be a cbd to form a neighborhood identity and provide some mechanism and forum to address the kind of issues that a village if you will needs to address. currently everybody lives in isolated islands in the sty that's not how you build a neighborhood the cbd notes not to exist for mechanical issues to clean the streets and the rest it needs to be the local you know village meeting place if you will for issues. so again really support the creation of the cbd i think it

commissioners thank you for being here today, i'm allen low a member of the south beach with the association i'm here to state my opposition

we'll take you live outside the south beach camera showing you the view from downtown san francisco. the easterly wind has been overachieving, pushing the marine layer further inland today. that's having an affect on temperatures. a cooling affect around the immediate bay. 56 in oakland same in san mateo, 67 in hayward. once you get away from the cool east breeze off the ocean water where it's 80 in antioch, san jose, 74. so live doppler 7hd along with satellite, here's the bigger picture. high pressure acting as a heat pump yesterday is wakening and the heat is really going to ease especially inland on sunday. then right on the heels we'll track the cold front. a weak and quick-moving piece of energy. it will bring more clouds and even cooler temperatures on monday. take a look at san jose, for example. i should say lows overnight tonight. mainly clear skies inland, cloud cover right along the coast mid-50s so a rather comfortable night around the bay, even warmer inland, and south bay locations where temperatures will only bottom out in the low 60s. overnight tonight highs, san jos

commissioners thank you for being here today, i'm allen low a member of the south beach with the association i'm here to state my opposition to 45 las vegas worst through turk street i've been a resident of the district 6 for 18 years and the tenderloin 9 years i've lost my rent control flarldz to the general plan seriously i've wondered about the need for group housing in tenderloin and it's associated with the 38 unit and the community doesn't have that type of income this is a project of opportunity we need to work our way through the house crisis i ask you reject this proposal for housing today. >> good afternoon commission i'm here representing the gray water technology called aqua sell a native san franciscan i understand affordable housing and the concepts behind it and understand the drought we're involved in we don't need to rehash that this project addresses that the original vision needs to incorporate some metrics there will be 3 thousand hetch hetchy water that will be saved in excess over one million gallons that was a partnering we see it as a successful project that can with

we'll take you live outside the south beach camera showing you the view from dotown san francisco.terly wind has been overachieving, pushing the marine layer further inland toy. that's having an affect on temperatures. a cooling affect around the immediate bay. 56 in oland same in san mateo, 67 in hayward. once you get away from the cool eastbreeze off the ocean water where it's 80 in antioch, san jose, 74. so live doppler 7hd along with satellite, here's the bigger picture. high pressure acting as a heat pump yesterday is wakening and the heat is really going to ease especially inland on sunday. then right on the heels we'll track the cold ont. a weak and quick-moving piece of energy. it will bringore clouds and even cooler temperatures on monday. take a look at san jose, for example. i should say lows overnight tonight. mainly clear skies inland, cloud cover right along the coast mid-50s so a rather comfortable night around the bay, even warmer inland, and uth bay locations where temperatures will only bottom out in the low 60s. overnight tonight highs, san jose, 80 degrees tomor

commissioners thank you for being here today, i'm allen low a member of the south beach with the association i'm here to state my opposition to 45 las vegas worst through turk street i've been a resident of the district 6 for 18 years and the tenderloin 9 years i've lost my rent control flarldz to the general plan seriously i've wondered about the need for group housing in tenderloin and it's associated with the 38 unit and

i'm a third generation san franciscoian 20 year resident of south beach and president of the

and the second the adjacent neighborhood we have more of on industrial feel and low rise feel to south beach so more industrial materials and masonry the multi industrial fashion and thirdly we thought was for the juncture while challenging acute iron corners and architecture opportunity that didn't come along we felt when a was important to exploit and growing improper you implore the idea that is the most solid mass dealing with the noise and pollution from the off-ramp and once you clear that podium you have a more mass that looks at over the freeway and facing harrison street and do you only a more portion which relates back to rincon hill and the downtown in general so future investigations of those materials led us to a conclusion that was presented to the planning department responded positively to the solid podium piece on the building and explore more elevation we integrated the language we relied the language to the slope on harrison street and started to look at the building as a low masonry building rather than the glassy turns over of rincon hill this is how the masonry have you

. >> good afternoon my name is pat i'm the vice president of the south beach mission bay merchants association i live in the neighborhood and work in the neighborhood that picture is where i pend most of my days and a couple of things are important about this arena first of all we support the development thought it being done as quickly as possible a couple of things important both from the merchant prospective the significant amateur of additional retail and the attention to the neighborhood helps how e all merchants in the area with the additional retail that didn't relate to an event non-retail will be great for the neighborhood and helps others merchant i think there is significant points 40 of the project that are worth repeating again which is there's been a significant effort to work on a transit first plan for this project which is important again the merchants and for people that live in the neighborhood the more people we get walker and taking transmitted and getting potato people out of cars is better for people that live there and for the merchants as well we're excited about the n

. >> here is a live view from the south beach camera and these are the forecast features. you may see spotty drizzle and a coolish pattern. with that chance of showers this weekend, here is what is happening in the atmosphere, an upper level low that brought us unsettle un unsettled weather. we are still going to have this on shore pattern for the remainder of the week it may not be chilly but the temperatures will be below average. let's drop down to the pacific. where storms are swirling, you have hurricane can andrei, and the good news is it's far away from populated areas tropical storm blanca is expected to be a category three. this could pose problems for the west coast of mexico by the weekend and then moisture from then fizzle storm andreie, could produce rainfall in had the san diego area by saturday and some of that moisture could work its way with up in to the bay area late saturday in to sunday and could produce the next chance of showers that would be sunday morning and perhaps lingering a bit in to monday. on we dogo to bay area overnight it could be mild and

of them is a >> i wish i can solve our weather problems i can deliver a time lapse view from our south beachking towards south southwest. low clouds, mid level clouds continuing to travel er the bay. it's a mainly blue s right here. tomorrow statewide, looking for warm conditions in the state with highs in mid-80s or upper 80s from chico to sacramento, fresno. down south looking for highs of 96 tomorrow, and scattered showers across thenorthernmost part of the state. no swers expected tomorrow just hazy sunshine with high temperatures from about 60s on the coast to upper 60s around the bay. upper 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we may have a drizzle thursday morning. spotty, and won' be very wide spread or heavy. you might need a wishield wiper. into the weekend a warming trend takes highs in mid to upper 08s inland by mony and tuesday feeling like summer. >> yes. all right. now that we're in june. >> thank you. >> we can spring foo sports. >> i like th. >> yes. >> oh! >> he practiced today, took his concussion test as wel one of the nba finals, sports is coming up next. on hi

> good afternoon commissioners i'm kim i'm a potrero hill residents and small business owner in south beach'm also the co-president of the mission bay business association

. >> and definitely there's an active group in the south beach that's been feeding and doing internal surveys what the residents and again on the great great community that chipped in and creating the place. >> all your sites are spoken for no available sites left. >> currently all the private privately oerndz owned ones are purchased and have active designed approved or uber comes in front of you and that's the last one for the warriors and the housing is the last parcels that have ownership and people working on this. >> i know you mentioned a public school but any private group might want to put a privacy. >> most likely they'll go into one of the incremental buildings. >> okay. >> it is a secondary use of the site and they'll have to make sure it meets requirements then a typical vp. >> they'll have to partner with a incremental building okay. that's interesting and my final question is about the transportation which we've discussed with the warriors in case central subway will be finished and the present n n t line along the waterfront and to feed in there will be people coming f

of them is a >> i wish i can solve our weather problems i can deliver a time lapse view from our south beacha here looking towards south southwest. low clouds, mid level clouds continuing to travel over the bay. it's a mainly blue sky right here. tomorrow statewide, looking for warm conditions in the state with highs in mid-80s or upper 80s from chico to sacramento, fresno. down south looking for highs of 96 tomorrow, and scattered showers across the northernmost part of the state. no showers expected tomorrow just hazy sunshine with high temperatures from about 60s on the coast to upper 60s around the bay. upper 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we may have a drizzle thursday morning. spotty, and won't be very wide spread or heavy. you might need a windshield wiper. into the weekend a warming trend takes highs into mid to upper 08s inland by monday and tuesday feeling like summer. >> yes. all right. now that we're in june. >> thank you. >> we can spring foo sports. >> i like that. >> yes. >> oh! >> he practiced today, took his concussion test as well. one of the nba finals, spo

when lebron broke up with cleveland -- >> going to take my talents to south beach. >> reporter: -- betrayedans spilled into the streets to trash his flame and torch his jersey. dominic franklin's son held out hope, commissioning this mural for a south cleveland barber shop. >> he wanted him to come back and play here and finish his career here. >> reporter: lebron listened to fans and returned to a rustbelt city on the cusp of its own comeback. republicans announced they'd hold their 2016 national convention here. boarded up blight and rampant poverty slowly being replaced by signs of progress. still, not a major sports team has won a title here in 51 years. >> we haven't had a champion here in -- who knows how long. >> reporter: sure, they're starving in cleveland, but they're pretty hungry here, as well. that's because golden state has not hoisted a championship trophy in 40 years. gary liss was here the last time of he's been a season ticket holder for 54 years. >> we had a couple really bad ones, yes, but i still came. >> this is home for me. this is -- i got warrior blood. >> reporter:

south beach camera showing a blue sky to match the blue bay.peratures mid 80s around santa rosa. 81 napa. currently upper 90s concord so still baking. showing you the fog that is starting to develop in patches around ocean beach and the breeze is starting to pick up. cooling begins tomorrow because of the factors. much cooler this weekend and heating up again next week. don't get too used to the idea of lower temperatures. high pressure allows for the heat to peak today as the ridge weakens we see the cooler air moving in on friday. i want to show you the temperature trend for friday. you will notice that the fog has increased along the coast. triple digit heat retreats. 90s for our hottest inland valleys tomorrow and cooler and cloudier as we head towards saturday down thoot the 80s and will feel much more comfortable for those of you living inland or heading towards the area. 60s along the coast line. temperature first thing in the morning in the 50s and 60s a pretty good night for sleeping especially for those of you who do not have air cond

my second question is a small one and asked at the last community meeting at south beach harbor and wasa concern about placing trees between parking lots as a way of widening side walks on [inaudible] >> if i can get the lap top >> the concern is the city has nerve done this before. i believe we have but just want to clarify that >> the city has done this before and one example is [inaudible] in glenpark has trees in the parking lane and so-this is a image from there original plan. the original plan was written before the better streets plan so there was no shared street and the upidate added shared streets. all we did is lift up the cur when we updated the plan. there is a president in glen park and the better streets plan itself adopted by the board in 2007ish. that has a whole typology and call frd trees in the parking lane as a strategy and in the cities tool kit >> the concern raised is a, the trees would get hit a lot and how do we protect them with the cars parking between and the second is-i don't have the answer, but whether the roots would come up about the side walk and impac

another live picture sunshine from our owe south beach camera oking towards the bay. is a slight chance of showers here is the area of low pressure may set off the possibility of some of that thunderstorm activity. this is going to pull up moisture from former hurricane blanca. so tonight the clouds start to increase by 10:00 a.m . isated showers a possibility. we'll see isolated chances and to wednesday, could see damp areas to continue a chance throughout the lchtime north and tomorrow morning mid-50s to mid-60s. degrees in san jose. a far cry from today. 82 in gilroy. peninsula, looking at upper 70s for redwood city. and 62 in daily city. upper 80s in napa. inland spots a warm day. 88 in livermore. accu-weather forecast a slight ance of showers or thunderstorms next couple days. it's cooler tuesday and wednesday. down to 50s. friday, saturday hottest days with midnight mid-60s and a wide range coming up. >> thank you. >> cing up next a big payoff fo gun violence kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from u-verse t

. >> here is a live view from the south beach camera and these are the forecast features.you may see spotty drizzle and a coolish pattern. with that chance of showers this weekend, here is what is happening in the atmosphere, an upper level low that brought us unsettle un unsettled weather. we are still going to have this on shore pattern for the remainder of the week it may not be chilly but the temperatures will be below average. let's drop down to the pacific. where storms are swirling, you have hurricane can andrei, and the good news is it's far away from populated areas tropical storm blanca is expected to be a category three. this could pose problems for the west coast of mexico by the weekend and then moisture from then fizzle storm andreie, could produce rainfall in had the san diego area by saturday and some of that moisture could work its way with up in to the bay area late saturday in to sunday and could produce the next chance of showers that would be sunday morning and perhaps lingering a bit in to monday. on we dogo to bay area overnight it could be mild and

now you can take this $26 million and spend it in cleveland or you can spend your $26 million on south beach $26 million [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, that's what i'm saying. i was happy for him. you know, you got a couple rings and stuff. >> jimmy: then he came back. >> then he came back. i wouldn't have came back. they was throwing rocks at his mama's house and spitting on his kids and all this. i would have never came back. i would have kept going. >> jimmy: what do you think will happen -- how will the city of cleveland react if the cavaliers win this? >> okay. two things. first of all, there will be such disbelief that you can film a zombie movie because we're going to be walking around just damn we ain't going to believe it and the rest of it, we're just going to set the damn city on fire. >> jimmy: it does sound like a zombie movie. >> we're going to set a fire in cleveland. it's going to be nice. >> jimmy: have you ever coached a team? i think you would be a good coach. >> i did. i coached a basketball team. rocksboro junior high in cleveland ohio for one season. >> jimmy: one sea

another live picture sunshine from our owe south beach camera looking towards the bay. there is a slight chance of showers here is the area of low pressure may set off the possibility of some of that thunderstorm activity. this is going to pull up moisture from former hurricane blanca. so tonight the clouds start to increase by 10:00 a.m . isolated showers a possibility. we'll see isolated chances and to wednesday, could see damp areas to continue a chance throughout the lunchtime north and tomorrow morning mid-50 s to mid-60s. 84 degrees in san jose. a far cry from today. 82 in gilroy. peninsula, looking at upper 70s for redwood city. and 62 in daily city. upper 80s in napa. inland spots a warm day. 88 in livermore. accu-weather forecast a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms next couple days. it's cooler tuesday and wednesday. down to 50s. friday, saturday hottest days with midnight mid-60s and a wide range coming up. >> thank you. >> coming up next a big payoff for gun violence mmm, red white and blue pancakes. it's patriotism on a plate. i bet washington and je

a lovely view from the south beach camera showing you low clouds and sun. 63 in oakland. 69 in san joseg a break from the hot weather. 57 in half moon bay. emeryville camera shows you what you'll wake up to tomorrow morning along the coast and the bay. temperatures mid-70s in santa rosa, 79, napa. you're feeling the breeze low 80s, fairfield, concord. east bay hills camera, you see a lovely picture of our marine layer there. morning low clouds, coast and bay, a little warmer the next few days. triple digits inland by thursday. it's not going to last very long. here's a look at the water vapor imagery. area of low pressure near british columbia speepkeeping the onshore flow going here. that's allowed many areas to drop a few more degrees today. we're going to start to notice things turn around as we head towards the next few days. tonight, clouds near the coast will start to push in over the bay. so tomorrow morning, we wake up to gray once again. maybe some patchy drizzle for the start of the commute. you might need to use your windshield wipers as you're driving to work. temperatures b

here's a nice view looking along the bay bridge from our south beach camera mainly blue skies over theight now. 74 in santa rosa, 68 in napa an petaluma. fairfield checking in at 77. 73 at concord and livermore. and as we look at the western sky from emeryville here's a look also at our forecast features. we'll see clouds moving yenland tonight. that's happen right now in patches. warmer in most areas tomorrow and we'll have a big warmup at the end of the week going into the weekend. here's one reason for the warmup. looking at the satellite image you see a large ridge of high pressure developing and that's going to generate a warmer pattern that will continue this woke and right on into the end of the week. here's how the seven-day high temperature trend looks for downtown livermore this week. livermore will have a high of about 90 by wednesday. temperatures will drop a few degrees on thursday and then bounce back as we hit the weekend, peaking on saturday with about 94 in livermore. this is the pattern most of our inland areas will see in terms of high temperatures over the next seve

. >> this fall i'm going to take my talents to south beach. >> reporter: that left the city shocked, angered enough to burn his jersey. and curry, the league mvp, whose whose faith, philanthropy and family keep him grounded. his wife? >> yeah she isn't a basketball fan. >> reporter: and his daughter riley. >> dada help me. ah! >> reporter: your daughter is going to be unimpressed, probably? >> she'll probably shake her head. >> reporter: different sides of the court and now both trying to bring championships to their championship-starved city. golden state's had a dry spell since 1975. and believe land hasn't won anything since the 1964 browns. and tickets to see these guys in action are hot. one fan paying roughly $37,000 for one courtside seat for tonight's game. david? >> wow. paula, thank you. game one of the nba finals tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> and one image tonight, beau biden who died of brain cancer last weekend, laid in honor in delaware. the vice president holding back tears today, the flag-draped casket right there. mourners paying their respects f