and so item number 6 is a bond issuance resolution for 490 south van ness, this is an 100% affordablehousing contract that serves up to 60% of the median income and one manager's unit. and the board approved our acquisition of the property back in 2015 and we selected mission housing development corporation and bridge housing as the developers of the project. this resolution authorizes to execute up to $35,715,000 in multifamily to finance the project. and the proposed issuance will be conduit financing and not require the city to pledge any of its funds for the retainment of the bond. and item number 7 is a ground lease approval for the same project and the term of the ground lease is 75 years with an option to extend for 24 years. and the annual base rent of the ground lease is $15,000. and we did not seek a recent appraisal of -- to assess the fair market value of the lease because this is for the purpose of affordable housing. as such we're requesting the following amendment to item number 7 to include this finding in the resolution: whereas the purpose of this lease is to solely

charles, 713 south vanness, just about a block away from this project.oned that fire at 16th and shotwell, i know one of those families that got displaced. as we see this gentrification process, when i heard about this business being proposed, it sounds like something that would properly be on valencia street, and i can think of a few places on that street where they need a tenant. this idea in general, and i think of valencia street kind of spreading to mission. and for me getting involved in these kinds of issues goes back to a few years where you see this kind of process coming down the mission, and then, you had a huge fire around 22nd, a couple fires around 22nd, mission, in that area, and really woke me up to this issue of gentrification. and maybe an overall strategy for our city of a business like this does harm to the neighborhood, which is gentrification. we can be fair in, say,er

they're like $3-400 classes to the project on 20th and south van ness, which has 75 units, they use the state density bonus. lingerie, high class coffee shop. the one is that of concern is in the middle of the district, 24 and sought van ness, where we have two murals that depict carnivale, so we need to protect that area. thank you for your time. >> hello again, land use attorney. i want to speak to use it or lose it. it's been ten years since our great recession of 2008, we're beginning to perhaps forget about it. but the economy can crash quickly. it doesn't go back to normal very quickly. i remember the days after 2008 when the planning department would call people like myself and say, please, where are your clients' projects, please bring them in? and there was legislation to entice people to build their projects. that could happen again. and i'm afraid i haven't read the use it or lose it provision, but if it provides, it's automatic that it's not through a vote of the planning commission, that is if the revocation is not through a hearing at the planning commission, i really beli

sensitive to that, knowing the history of the mission, especially the segment between church and south vaness. so we'll continue to work with your group on those measures. >> commissioner dooley: with the new plan, will it be mission street where there will be no longer the ability to turn left anywhere? >> can you repeat that? >> commissioner dooley: will this project incorporate what they did on mission street, which they don't allow any left-hand turns? >> there are subtlies and differences between the mission street corridor and 16th street corridor. on mission, there were some forced right turns. there are no forced right turns on the 16th street project. there will be no left turn restrictio restrictions. many of those are in place and many are for safety reasons. it's a high-injury corridor. so we're rolooking to installed no-left turns and many already have them. >> vice-president dwight: is there a process in place for assessing business impact of these projects and process for deploying relief funds? >> no. there is not an absolute set process in place. i know that oawd is workin

traffic lanes on van ness and south van ness avenues between mission and mccallster streets will be shiftedghtly. mta officials say all of this is part of the $360 million van ness improvement project. >> by removing left turn lanes, we're making pedestrians trying the street. left turns are one of the leading causes for collisions for pedestrians. and als goingo help us install our new transit, vrt, and that will put buses in the stra lanes and boarding islands there. that will speed things up by 32%. >> mta officials say traffic signals will also be retimed with a goal of improving the flow of vehicles. that doesn't mean drivers are welcoming the change. >> i like to go around and come back. i'm just going to add maybe seven to ten minutes in rush hours with the traffic. >> get used to the construction. the project is expected to be completed by 2020. in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> the alameda county fire wrapping up this weekend in pleasanton. today there's a very special attraction there. >> that's michael finney of course. 7 on your side, michael finney, live at the fai

want to welcome the city administrator back to the chamber, with departments at 49 south vanness to create a one-stop permit center, and it's necessary to have a level of position with the skill set to work with department heads at building inspection, the fire department, city planning, the department of public health behavioral -- not behavioral health, environmental health services to make sure we have a true stream lined one stop permit center spot for everyone to go to. we would still like to reject the 18 -- the deletion of the 1822 administrative analyst position. i know this position has been sitting vacant for some while, but it is to work on a mandate for -- that the 14(b) local business enterprise ordinance is asking us to come up with a prompt payment program for our small l.b.e.'s who actually do work, but invoices are submitted two months later in flying to help them float cash flow in order to pay their workers, and it is a program that has been befuddling to us, quite frankly. we're trying to come up with programs -- low interest programs work with our now market tax credit

but this is verizon atop 1 south van avenue. and thi we're trying to facilite the relocation off the donut shop at one oak. it's a 10-year deal with two five-year options subject to approval. $60,000 a year accrued to the city. any questions? >> supervisor kim: i do not see any questions from committee members and we appreciate your very brief presentation. so seeing no other presenters or questions or comments from committee members we will open up for public comment. seeing no public comment public comment is now closed. colleagues can we take a motion. >> supervisor peskin: i move to the full board with recommendations. >> supervisor kim: we have a motion and a second and we can do that without objection. mr. clerk, call the next item. >> clerk: agenda item number 6 authorizing the sublease of 19,975 square feet at 1735 mission street with healthright 360, a california non-profit corporation to implement a new electronic health record initiative for the department of public health for a three and a half term to commence july

friendly, and also to change the physical infrastructure so when they go to this new facility at 49 south vanness they'll have a one stop shopping center for permitting where they can go in and talk to each of the respective departments that is easier to navigate. whereas now, people have to go and figure out the byzantine process themselves, going to each department and trying to walk-through all of the different contingent permits for each of these processes. so we ask that you keep this at an 0933 level which is necessary to negotiate with the departmentive heads with those respective departments to facilitate the changes to this permitting process. >> madam chair? >> supervisor cohen: yes. >> so typically, a manager -- in this particular case, this manager 5 is going to supervise three positions. typically, in the city, a manager 5 manages a large -- much larger organization than just supervising three positions. that was the basis of our recommendation to make it a lower level -- we're not -- we're not saying they don't need the position, we're just saying it should not be a manager 5 positi

technology, especially technological accessibility, to consider attending on july 23rd, 5:30 to 7:30, one south van ness, south floor atrium. and just a few more announcements here. okay, and the next one i want to highlight is the transportation authority is also looking for community feedback on improving street safety at 10 intersections on the south of market neighborhood where there are freeway off-ramps that meet the city streets. there will be an opportunity for -- to hear about these projects and the mayor's office on disability will be in attendance and the public is encouraged to attend as well. the vision zero phase two open house which is tuesday july 31st, another evening opportunity, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., in the 1010 mission street which is near sixth street so i would like to encourage you to participate in that. and to have a voice in our street safety process. and, finally, as an update to our senate bill 1376, which is the transportation network company accessibility for all act that is being proposed at the state legislative level, the bill will be heard once again in appropria

a really impressive round from the south african van rooyen.we we re african van rooyen. rory mcilroy, as we were saying, with two under par today, three shots off the lead. tiger woods is currently at 2—under. jordan spieth will be disappointed with how his opening round faded on 1—over. sergio garcia on 3—over, playing one shot on the tenth, from the water. dustinjohnson, the world number one, 5—over. he took seven shots on his last hole. it's hugely disappointing opening round from dustinjohnson. david leadbetter, working with five live, nick fellows‘s former coach. but the weather, the course is playing quite tough. a lot of bounces but it is tough. a lot of bounces but it is tough conditions, isn't it? yes, you would have thought that these benign conditions would produce low scores. this golf course, even though conditions are easy, it is not an easy course. 0ne conditions are easy, it is not an easy course. one of the factors to look at is the bounce and roll. not normally what they have two content with. i will let you catch your breath

our reporter has been in a box park in south london watching the van's excitement during the game andssional footballers to get their reaction. the weather has been goodin their reaction. the weather has been good in atmosphere has been read dunn electric. we get reaction from two former footballers to get there —— you predicted it would be a 2—0 victory for england. i was optimistic and i was right, so it is brilliant. when you look back at the match itself, the game, did anything stand out for you in terms of highlights? i think our goalie again, fantastic, do you know what i mean? great saves. but i think collectively we are a bit more confident and we were going for it more and driving for it and getting into the right areas to get something happen. and i think that was a big percentage of the game. we have one former furball or in one former chelsea player, who is also here, and! former chelsea player, who is also here, and i saw at one point with your hands on your head. the near misses, how intense was this game? it was very intense and you want the goalie, and in the game with

reviewed copies of dave van ronk albums south made sure that wrong was kept from review renu in his merchant marine union membership questioned his neighbors tapped his phone and eventually put him on the f.b.i.'s security and x. division rock folk musician a guitar player was put on a list that at the time meant in the event of a national emergency his arrest and detention would be required what makes this case so important is that it's a silly story of our past but a precursor to our present journalists are being put on a list by the department of homeland security prisons will claim ownership of an inmate's are to bury it when they are criticizes the prison system american censorship is alive and well in two thousand and eighteen just as it was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three when folk music iconoclasts dave van ronk was sipping whiskey a teddy bear picnics and apparently scaring the pants off the f.b.i. with lyrics like excuse me ladies and gentlemen would you kindly let me pass on the slip and slide yes yes yes. you know you fellows. do. you know it is music to. my mind and we

close behind, three south africans. erik van rooyen, finishing on four under par.ormer masters champion, and two under par. looking to recapture that form that saw him won the masters in 2016. rory mcilroy is still out there, and kevin kisner at the top, tiger woods, i can tell you. the crowd is keeping a close eye on tiger after a hugely impressive return in his early stages of the opening round. thank you so much. geraint thomas has extended his lead at the tour de france with a thrilling victory on stage 12, on top of alpe d'huez. the battle for the yellow jersey had gone all the way to the top of one of cycling's most iconic mountains. 0n the final bend, the welshman sprinted clear of chris froome and tom dumoulin, for his second stage win in two days. so he's now one minute and 39 seconds ahead of froome — but says he's still riding for his team leader. right — before we go — holly hamilton is with us here ahead of sportsday at 6.30. so what have we got to look forward to? sarah, it is a packed show, if that wasn't enough to whet your appetite, john will be li

south, east-west. let's start with van ness, which is under construction, and tagged to be completed by 2020. then the lombard street project recently awarded is set to start construction this summer and will take over a year to complete, almost two years to complete. after that, we're talking about resurfacing lombard. it's a much-needed improvement. that street needs some resurfacing there. we have to implement the best traffic management strategies. and department of public works is working to gain approvals to move the construction in early 2019. and it will take about a year plus for that work. and then once again, caltrans has the money and project to resurface all of 19th avenue from lake street to juniper. one project you may not have heard much about, but the highway 101 decree policement. the deck replacement needs to be replaced. we're working with the state to establish and better understand the potential temporary highway closures and traffic diversions for that project. we'll come back with a lot are details in the fall of this year. the intent is to move that project to constru

soldiers and four civilians are among the dead after a van exploded at a military checkpoint in a town city and bustle and province the area is just south of mindanao island where there's been decades of conflict between government forces and armed fighters and dugan has more from the philippine capital manila. it happened early choose the morning when a van coming from the hinterlands of bustle and drove and stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in bus eleven upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger that to needed the bomb if left several members of the living forces of the military dead and their dependents according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in basilan over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the lone happy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he moved to morrow week to launch a war there against the philippine military however the philippine military now says this attack has been launched and led by anot

boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was it is an clouf right-of-way a set of pedestrians will cross from the sidewalk to the middle of the street a. >> to move the reliable along the corridor with this travel time had been signifying reduced we think the ripped will go from 16 thousand a day

van avamart couldn't beatjohn degenkolb but extended his overall lead. everyone behind them, simply happy to have made it across the line. southica's brandon stone has won the scottish open golf thanks to an almost record—breaking round of 60. if this had gone in, on the final hole, it would have been the first 59 in european tour history. but still a course record though. stone finished ahead of england's eddie pepperell, who had led late on the last day. both of them qualify to play in the open at carnoustie next week. let's get back to the main event moscow, the world cup and olly foster. main event all over, wonderful final, dishing out a few other awards, kylian mbappe, young player of the tournament, french teenager, luka modric, of the tournament, french teenager, lu ka modric, croatia of the tournament, french teenager, luka modric, croatia captain, player of the tournament. golden ball. golden globes, best goalkeeper, thibaut courtois, belgian, and harry will get the golden boot for his six goals with england, and the french held aloft the greatest prize of all. -- held aloft the greatest prize of all. —— golden glove

during the korean war arriving from north korea at a south korean military base today. 55 small boxes draped in u.n. flags were carried to waiting vans. they will soon go to ha t be identified. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the abc news exclusive. after the fbi joined the search for that missing college student, tonight we now hear from the mother whose daughter disappeared. she is breaking her silence amid a time line now emerging and what we have now learned tonight. >>> the carjacking escape. a 10-year-old boy running from the car. the suspect driving off though with his 5-year-old brother still inside. what we know about this. >>> and tonight, the longest lunar eclipse of the century. the spectacular blood moon seen around the world. matt gutman is standing by to show you tonight, and it's really something. omething. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a

it is little—known erik van rooyen from south africa.m. he tees off at carnoustie at 7:15pm. he overcame cerebral palsy as a child. he took up golf to aid with his balance and he qualified for the open just a few weeks ago. this is his first major tournament. it was difficult growing up tournament. it was difficult growing up obviously. i got diagnosed with a mild form of cerebral palsy when i was young and the first thing the doctors thought was that i might not be able to walk properly. i was too young to remember any of it, which is probably for the best. i started doing physio and my dad thought i should practice my balance and so i got into golf and i loved it from them. good luck to him. this is the leaderboard as it stands. very early stages with four rounds to play and erik van rooyen leading by one from danny willet. sandy lyle, the former winner, it still going for it, 60 yea rs winner, it still going for it, 60 years old, winner, it still going for it, 60 yea rs old, two winner, it still going for it, 60 years old, two under p

its corresponding glenjohnson had arranged the bbc‘s attendance in their vans with south yorkshire policetioned but never arrested or charged. he sued south yorkshire police and the bbc for breach of privacy. the four settled its case and apologised to the staff or that show circulation caused by disclosing his private information to the bbc stopped we. the court understood they had an unreasonable level of suspicion and if it did, there was an overriding public interest in its coverage of the investigation and search. the judgement is likely to give clear guidance on whether any suspect can lawfully be identified by the media before they are charged. it has massive implications for the coverage of police investigations. clive coleman, bbc news. video streaming services such as netflix and amazon now have more subscribers in the uk than traditional pay tv services, like sky and virgin, that's according to new data from ofcom. the media regulator says the change marks a major shift in viewing habits and british tv will have to change the way it operates to compete with the internet giants.

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south bay. the streets of san jose's neighborhoods were littered this morning with debris. one resident said the explosives damaged her van. >> simulate one upside down and damaged my van over there . but, i guess these things happen. >> the activity came despite san jose's efforts to crackdown on illegal fireworks. the city website allows residents to report offenders online. >>> in san francisco, the search is on for a driver who threw fireworks at a woman last night. it happened around 8 pm in the cities panhandle. police say the victim was standing at the corner when a man pulled up the car, and lobbed those fireworks at her. and, they went off. the driver then got away. police say the fireworks caused the blast injury to the woman's foot. >>> clandestine firework workshop blew up in mexico killing 20 people. the buildings were reduced to wreckage north of mexico city. the initial blast drew an emergency response, then a second wave of explosions killed four firefighters and two police officers. one child is also among the 19 dead. authorities say it all started in a single unauthorized workshop, and then spread to ot

south santa rosa. you can see in this video -- dozens of cars, trucks, vans, r-vs, and trailers are lining apollo way there -- looking for a quiet and safe place to park. (vicki)> (vicki) the city and other social service groups say they are working to find housing for the homeless. (grant) federal agents served search and arrest warrants at multiple locations in san mateo this morning. officials say several people were taken into custody but the reason for the raids - is áástill unclear. one man says he was awaken by the raids and saw officers with guns drawn when he looked outside his window. he says he was released from jail yesterday and believes that could have played a factor in his family's aparment getting searched. some neighbors reported hearing what sounded like gunfire... but the san mateo police department says those were actually distractionary devi

van dam. >> dave and christine, the same threat of storms moves to the south and east.ction center has indicated a moderate risk of severe storms from southern indiana, western kentucky and northwestern tennessee. that severe threat extends from mississippi to alabama and the great lakes. look at the storms firing up later this afternoon and evening once we get the daytime heating from the sun. the other big story we are monitoring is extreme heat from texas to the west coast. look how it builds through the course of the weekend and into early next week. triple digit heat from los angeles to dallas. in fact, the national weather service issued extreme heat warnings from dallas to shreveport. that includes southern oklahoma and southern arkansas. temperatures easily breaking triple digits from oklahoma to little rock. comfortable along the east coast. daytime highs for new york city is 82. cooling off with chances of rain through the weekend. back to you. >>> thanks, derek. >> the president's invitation for vladimir putin to washington did not just shock the director of

van vassing the neighborhood. if you have any information, in san francisco, in the south bay, san jose police investigating a shooting that left two men dead. near east san antonio street responding officers found the woman suffering from one gunshot wound so far no known motive and no arrests have been made. >>> four teenagers now in connection with a brutal attack on memorial day weekend left one of the victims a 17 year old boy in a coma. his mother says he's starting to recover from a severe brain injury he suffered in that beating. she's grateful authorities in suspects, one is 15 and the others are 16. investigators say the suspects broke into a capital home and used hammers to savagely beat three teenager boys. >> i'm glad they found people and it makes you feel a little more safe i think knowing who is responsible is not riding around. >> investigators say they believe the motive was money and drugs. authorities say one of the victims had earlier posted video on social media advertising marijuana for sale. one suspect faces attempted murder charges and another teen booked on assault with a deadly weapon while

cnn witnessed children moved in vans to immigration customs enforcement facilities where the reunions took place in arizona and south texas. the reunions were mandated by a federal judge and the trump administration will not meet the deadline. in all, the department of homeland security says it can reunite 38 of the 102 children under the age of 5 it's currently holding but a federal judge says the government should be able to reunite 63 by the end of the day. a department of homeland security official defended the agency's efforts to reunite these families. >> children. >> reporter: say the reunions have been delayed by efforts to verify that the detained adults are the biological parents of the children. an example they point to, officials say, three adults facing a dna test admitted they weren't tests and activists say it's a crisis created by the federal government and should be resolved much faster. >> all kinds of resources into separating them. could we double those resources back to reunite them? this is a huge nation with great resources. we could have done this in a flash and we can still do it. >> reporte

new south parking has contributed to the center and they've gone above and beyond by holding job fairs at the clinic during an annual christmas toy drive and even donating a new van in order to provide access to the clinic for those who are not mobile. in conclusion i'm excited about my future and my partnership with new south parking. thank you, supervisors, for your time and consideration. >> supervisor cohen: how did you become acquainted with new south parking? >> through colleagues in the parking business. >> supervisor cohen: and how long have you been working together? >> since 2012. >> supervisor cohen: all right, thank you. could i speak to the representative of new south parking. mr. newman, you're the attorney for the company? >> i'm their lobbyist, honorable supervisor. >> supervisor cohen: okay. and i'm wonder figure you happen to have their business license with you? >> i do. >> supervisor cohen: could you submit it so we can have it in the record with the clerk. one of the points of discrepancy in last week's committee meeting is whether or not it was a san francisco-based -- yes, san francisco-based company and when it became a san francisco-based