. >> welcome back to 49 south van ness. we are excited to show you around today as we have now topped out and we are well underway for construction. >> early in june this year, we had a topping out ceremony. it was the very last steel beam that was placed at the roof penthouse level. we had a number of speakers who came to join us. >> it was a great event and we can't wait to show you what is going on inside. [♪] >> what has happened in the last year is steel construction is now topped out at the top. down below us, as you can see, as a full foundation. the basement is almost complete. we have concrete, we have steel, we have framing, we have a little bit of everything. to get started, i would love to walk you through what we call the form. it is a really exciting new way to get from here into 49 south then ness. >> it is a new public open space that cuts through the walking allows people to walk through there and gives the civic building three or more ways to be connected to this really big block. [♪] >> we are in the pavi

she mentioned t city's purchase on south van ness and mission which will be permanent affordable care act housing. emergency rental insurance as well and a right to counsel so if people are getting victimized, they'll have proper legal representation. >>> a review of the 49ers after a scary situation involving a fan. >>> with daylight saving time a few hours away, you're old iphone might not work by tomorrow am what you need to do to make sure that doesn't happen. >>> people in the north bay were rattled by earthquakes this morning. it hit just after 7:00 this morning. that quake was centered near the guysers on the northern perimeter of the kincade fire. then three and a half hours later a smaller 2.9 quake struck just west of cob cobb. >>> the 49ers are reviewing how they use fireworks after a fan was injured during a game. te national anthem fireworks and a couple, a gol ball-sized piece of debris hit a fan on the shoulder. part, quote, red minor injuries. while this has been described to us as a rare incident, the safety of our patrons is our ultimate priority. we will continue to

they asked us to articulate what's happening at 49 south van ness, at the one-stop permitting center. a feeling that our ncds seem out out of date. they asked how can they be reflective of today's needs. and they asked for a better and more proactive communication. they said that they don't know what we're doing, they don't know what resources exist. and they feel like they've given each department their contact info, yet none of us know how to get in touch with them. they want more resources from us. they don't need technical assistance, they don't need money. they need to understand how to comply. they need to understand what tools we have, so that they can just continue to operate. so these are commitments back to the community. if you are operating a business, our goal is to simplify and reduce your payments, to make compliance easier, to improve communication, to create new resources for your business, and to allow for business model flexibility. if you're a new business our goal is to reduce the time it takes to open, provide clear pathways from idea, when you come to the office

and then successful execution of opening the o.s.b., oewd space at 49 south van ness, the one-stop permitting center. goal four is advocating for san francisco's small businesses through involvement in policy discussions and legislative process. and so that -- what i have identified is initiate policy analysis by the way of policy papers. and the small business commission's resolutions. recommendations from economic -- from the economic mitigation working group for small tobacco retail permit holders, are successfully adopted and successful adoption of new massage regulations. so those are the key highlights. and so these have worked out with the commission president and vice president, can discuss it with you. this is open for discussion, in case you see that there are other things to be added. you want to strike something and add something else. so i will open it up to questions for you. >> commissioner riley. >> yes. you have five goals here. what are the percentage? are they equally weighted, like 20%, 20%? >> per the -- i would say at this point they're equally weighted, based upon the d

to be added for academy use al these are along the van ness corridor with two for institutional use and the other for student housing. going from south to north they are 1142 van ness a private community facility, 1948 van ness former retail and 2550 former a hotel. and just to reiterate that there are nine properties being withdrawn from academy use. perhaps notable of which is 1055 pine street which contains residential rooms and cannot be used as student housing moving forward. i know that is a brief overview of the properties involved and the work to be performed. so if there are any questions about specific properties you may have myself and other members of the department are happy to answer those. very quickly, i want to touch on the you public comment that has been received with regard to the development agreement and applications. commissioners i provided you with copies of via e-mail and a hard copy. largely received after publishing of the staff report. staff received 51 e-mails from neighbors in the vicinity of 1900 jackson street opposed to the finance of this building. staff received a letter from the van ness corridor

commute here but the alert is a little farther south from the dumbarton bridge, good news, muni metro, the flooding issue has been resolved between church and van ness, getting back to schedule there. we'll talk about what else you can expect with what our forecast looks like for traffic. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. it's quarter to 7:00 right now. >>> breaking overnight, a large police presence in the east bay. police in lafayette spent the overnight hours combing in the area near happy valley road off of highway 24. it's not clear yet exactly what happened, but we're hearing reports it may have been a home invasion. our crew on the scene spotted at least one ambulance near that scene. we've got several calls to authorities in to find out more. lafayette police chief is expected to release an update at some point this morning. >>> deputies in contra costa county are looking for whomever shot and killed a 17-year-old boy. the victim was found in front of a store along market avenue in north richmond yesterday morning. deputies immediately started cpr but he was pronounced dead after arriving at the hospital. investigators are asking you to call