tom, south beach marina apartments. let's see what we have got here. we are stepping out of my neighborhood. i do not get around to much -- too much, as much as i would like. that looks more like san francisco and south beach. victorians and what we have got here is it could be the haze, could be west portal. what we have got here are three fans. these are industrial fans. there is a yellow bar up top. it is to a garage. the driveway goes south. here is a better idea of it. those industrial fans, if you want to hear what an aircraft carrier sounds like or if you know of a punk band that once music for their crashing guitars to go in and out of, those fans do a wonderful job. they work during operating hours during the daytime. this is mission street, where the driveway comes out of. this is across the street. that is what it bounces into. it must come up to near 70 decibels. it goes up the block to lexington. it is at 18th in the mission. it takes the noise of the mission and makes more noise, throwing it up to san carlos. then it goes up to lexington.

the south beach marina apartment. they have got lights. the other has an elevator in light -- an alliance. these create norway's. it hits the other building across the street. a refrigerator that never went quiet. that is about the sound of what would be happening in your apartment across the street. what creates the noise is a fan and a motor. the motor is tied to the electric grid. the electric grid is tied to something that looks like that. in the bayview. some of this is happening. president chiu: thank you very much. >> thank you for my time. two minutes goes fast. >> good afternoon, supervisors. stop the rape of the public library. do not support the friends of the public library. it should be obvious by various public comments today on various aspects of the same problem, which is the destruction of the democracy and destruction of our public assets, which are independent. influence peddling -- peddling, and it has been said that sunshine is the best of disinfectants. how was it possible to protect democracy where money can provide

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

also ocean beach, any westerly face beach primarily to the north around portugese beach and to the south towards marina. and that beach area there in monterey, up to 15 feet swells. so please exercise a lot of caution. all right. around the state, for your getaway friday, triple digits in throughout the central valley. 82 on the south shore. meanwhile, our temperatures gradually coming down inland. we are talking about 48 in san jose, 78 in -- 84 degrees in san jose, 72 in fremont. and east of the bay pretty much in the mid-90s, still. north bay numbers stacking up from 52 in bodega bay to 86 degrees in novato. the extended forecast does call for -- there's your big relief and cooldown and that will occur on saturday inland. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. and all the way to about thursday, we will see temperatures up and down here in the bay area. >> so you're going to be needing your coat and star of some days and some days not. >> along the coast. autumn officially arrives tomorrow. >> like a flip switches and all the leaves start it fall. >> there you go. >>> it happens to women too.

beach, marina 62. inner richmond 63. financial district 65. south of marketson and china basin says you can't touch me. 66 degrees. that is warm. 50s and 60s for many. already low 60s for some. mid-50s in the north bay. they're running about 4 to 5 degrees warmer on the low. they'll be in the warm category as well. some of the higher elevations are close to 80 degrees. by that i mean up around 2500, 3,000 feet so there's warm air. there's no sea breeze. very mild conditions and it's going to be a warm to hot day. today looks to be the warmest of the week. not only coast, bay and inland because tomorrow we'll start to see fog coming back to the coast. it will come back slowly but it will be cooler by the coast tomorrow. today it will be sunny and warm. lots of sunshine. hazy sunshine, though, so low mid-90s for some. 80s for others. but everyone is going to be pretty close. there will be some really warm conditions as we see high pressure win out today. tomorrow still warm to hot inland. could get about a 20-degree drop by friday. the weekend it will