there is a lot less green environment in southeast san francisco compared fought presidio, compared to sunset where there is golden gate park. most of the parks are in presidio as well. i want to say that and thank you for the time. thank you. president buell: thank you. >> hello, commissioners. my name is miguel molina. i'm 16 years old. i go to school in the city. i was raised in the city for four years, but due to rising cost of housing in the city my family moved out. so i know how important the housing that's going to built on the other side of this lot. it's for all these families coming in. what i'm here for, i'm here to ask you guys to take responsibility for this lot so that we can take responsibility and really turn it into something that families in this area can use which will be a park. and as a lot of people have come up and said, the mission only has like 1% of the park in the entire city. and i find that to be rather ridiculous considering how dense the, you know, the population is there. and when i'm walking around the city with all my friends, i'm walking around seein

progress on environmental cleanup in the areas of san francisco where that is a growing concern. >> you know, in san francisco, specifically in the southeast quadrant, san francisco is the industrial armpit. we have got the two major toxic sites, we have the shipyard and the lock site. both of those toxic chemicals that are still in the ground are from earlier activities, business activities. we also have the puc, the water treatment plant, in the district. for me, the quality of the environment is very important. it is a direct relationship with the high breast cancer rates, a cancer rates in particular, but also breast cancer, and to some degree childhood obesity, there's a correlation between the environment people are growing up in. when we talk about my legislative priorities, the environment is also on that list of priorities. minimizing asthma, maintaining the asman task force, that we will keep implementing that my predecessors started, educating people on healthy lifestyles, exercise, healthy diet. we talked about the environment. it is about the food we are taking into our body, our stress level, and a component that is not often

san francisco and ca. -- san francisco and t a -- san francisco mta. supervisor cohen: i just want to put on the record that i am frustrated. once again, southeaster neighborhoods are left off the table, no discussion, no consideration and i will not be voting for this. supervisor mar: i just pulled up the city car share map and it does seem that the southeast sector is willfully -- woefully misrepresented and park side has almost nothing. i also saying around park merced -- it is the southwest part of the city and my hope as you work with the supervisors to look at citywide -- at least in the richmond district, you have six or seven sites, but not in that outer richmond. my hope is by looking a pilot projects like this you can help figure out how to expand and raise the awareness in other areas of the city and not just central areas you currently are located late. i appreciate supervisor cohen's comments. my understanding is with the pilot program, four of them are in district 3 areas where there is clear demand and the others are chosen in areas where there is clear demand for city car share, but that is my understanding. pfft supervisor cohen:

everyone is caring -- everyone is considerate and compassionate about the people here in the southeast part of san francisco. and i especially would like to say thank you to assembly men tom ammiano. thank you so much for being here today. it's an honor to see you. i'm very excited and extremely optimistic about all of the wonderful things that c.y.c. is going to be -- programs they're going to be putting forward along the third street quarter as well as bay view. i have one request, i hope we will be able to get language classes here, just basic classes. i see some of my community leaders in here, i say walton and vivian. wouldn't it be to see jackson on the mic saying ni hao ma. i think that would be wonderful for members in the community to be welcoming and this is the world -- the world is becoming smaller as we listen to the news and how technology connected us, and it's our humanism and it's our human compassion that connects us. and i'm looking forward to the culture exchange we will have, vivian. i will be looking for you to hold some dance classes here. i hope to see you next year -- doing the lion

. >>> weatherwise, we are looking to the southeast, downtown san francisco. see the clouds hanging out there. we have a little drizzle to c contend with. cooler than average temperatures. >> i'm sue hall. we had a big rig accident at sunnyvale. >> carry extra change if you ride a.c. transit. fares are going up. 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. topping the news today, richmond police are trying to find a gunman who opened fire on two people last night, killing one person. this caps an exceptionally violent month for the city and pushes the homicide count all of last year's. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> a woman was killed here, kristen. some of her family members are here staring in disbelief. they tell me she was 26 years old and they just saw her at church yesterday. they are here hoping to get answers. the police don't know much at this time. they are still gathering evidence. this happened at the apartment complex where the woman lives. but there is a car crashed in the apartment parking

san francisco. look at livermore, only 79 today. same story in san jose. we had southeast winds pulling at the cool air from the south. very cool afternoon around the bay area. cool evening, at least seeing sun in san jose, different story from oakland to san francisco. 63 degrees in oakland and 60 in san francisco. again, what's really jumping out on this map is is the fact that livermore is 9 degrees right now at 6:00 on a mid-august evening. it's hard to believe, that's that ocean air conditioning blasting inland. it's good for wind power. you can see northwest winds at 17 miles per hour, and strong winds reaching into fairfield as well. we're going to see low clouds surging inland. which means areas of drizzle. i wouldn't rule out light rain around the coast and peninsula as you get an extra left to the cloud cover. afternoon sunshine tomrow and eventually warmer temperatures for inland valleys tuesday and wednesday. the low clouds obviously over san francisco and oakland. all day long hanging out in santa cruz. sunday looks to be the same, we're not going to see much

going to see more sunshine to start off the morning around san jose, just patchy clouds, 57, southeast wind at 60 miles an hour. san francisco a different story because the france america tower is holding up the low clouds this morning. 56 degrees. we have that sea breeze pumping in low clouds. in fact dense fog in around parts of the north bay. novato actually seeing visibility down to a half mile. use caution. 56 in fairfield, 55 in livermore, good healthy sea breeze blowing in low clouds across inner bay and north bay down through san jose but not quite as far inland. the altamont pass in dublin this morning seeing less in the way of patchy clouds. earlier start to the giants game, hopefully a different finish. first pitch temperatures in the mid-60s, cooling through the game with patchy low clouds. good air quality. here is the benefit of that strong sea breeze. typically talk about spare the air days not the case with the mild pattern in place for the bay area. actually looking good if you're going to head to the sierra for a change. last five days some pretty big thunderstorms, most of that moisture should stay east of

. >>> muni ambassadors in the southeast part of san francisco, well, they are here to say. the 12-member team of ambassadors finished a year- long pilot program to improve the safety along the third street at number 9 san bruno bus lines. now, yesterday mayor ed lee announced a new funding partnership to continue this program. the ambassadors help translate safety information to non- english speaking riders. they are also watching out for a report of any illegal activity to the police. >> just to have the presence of 12 more people arock this coreydy -- along this corridor in areas where people feel a little more isolated is extremely important. >> now, the c.a.p. program is paid for by at&t and the lenar corporation. >>> it's 7:07. we want to check in with sal taking a look at traffic in the east bay. sal? >> that's right. we're looking at traffic in the valley. i got a tweet saying southbound vasco road is a little busier. livermore traffic itself is busy coming over the valley. by the time you reach the dublin area, the danville, san ramon traffic. as we move to antioch,

san jose, some patches of low clouds but not too bad. currently sitting at 60 degrees. a southeast wind at 9 miles per hour. in oakland, 58 degrees. around san franciscostarting to see a few interesting changes. we had a lot of low clouds earlier in the evening. 56 degrees, and actually a little bit of clearing around the coastline, up in the north bay as north winds start to work their way down the coast. the first sign they're about to see a pattern change taking place, leading to temperatures coming up. 50s and 60s outside. by tomorrow morning as the skis clear, upper 40s around nevado and santa rosa for the morning. there you see the sea breeze reaching into fairfield. as that backs off, that's the reason why come thursday and friday, temperature also start to jump on up. tomorrow morning, a light jacket or sweatshirt will be fine. then in the afternoon, 70s and 80s. it's thursday and friday when we'll see the numbers really come up. friday looks to be the warmest day of the week ahead. tomorrow morning in terms of the future cast for the fog, not as widespread as we had this afternoon. during the day tomorrow, look what it's doing, clearing out t

san francisco. looking to the southeast. seeing the clouds that are hanging around.expecting flight arrival delays in sfo. and more clouds and cooler weather on the way to the forecast. >> good morning. i'm sue hall in the abc7 news traffic center. we have sig-alert in effect for north day. we have details in the next ten minutes. >> oakland neighbors take back the streets for one night. the city held a record 559 block parties for national night out. hope they got a good night's sleep. thank you for joining us at 5:30. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm terry mcsweeney in for eric thomas. the prosecutor who put jaycee dugard's kidnappers away want to take on the patrol system that failed her. armed with a just-released video of the kidnappers in action. abc7's amy hollyfield joins us live from antioch where the garrido held jaycee dugard for years hidden away from parol agents. amy? >> reporter: according to the report, garridos would come to parks like this one and video children without them knowing it. they would use a hidden camera. the report released yesterday says syste

program emerged during the time of crisis in san francisco last year in 2010 when a series of attacks on seniors occurred at muni stations here in the southeast. chinese for affirmative action, along with our partners, including dr. joe marshall, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, others who came together to really address the concerns of residents. we stood together and demanded change. the city responded. you want to thank and lee, now mayor ed lee, and our supervisors for their big ship and support. many hours were spent collaborating. not only amongst advocates and service providers, but the residents themselves. every day we hear from residents the openly -- they openly expressed their struggles being limited in this profession and how difficult language is to services and knowing their rights. language access is critical, and we will continue to work to make the city as accessible to all residents. now it is time for our communities to heal. we know that when communities come together to work toward positive change, the more understanding results. as a city, we can not become complacent. it is through programs like the community ambassadors t

mayor would like to see other san francisco hotels reach out to other visitors such as southeast asia, japan and south america to make them feel more welcome. >>> that stolen rembrandt worth a quarter of a million dollars was found in a church 20 miles away from where it was stolen in southern california. it was found there and we don't know how it got there. the police showd it off at a news conference today. the framed drawing was on an easel in the lobby of the ritz carlton in marina del rey when it was stolen over the weekend. the print is part of an exhibit sponsored by san francisco's linearis program. >>> and now you can reed notes and drawing of davinci now on the i pad. they are written in the mirror writing, left handed and moving from right to left. this is the first work that the british library has launched in its e-book treasure series. there will be 75 titles over the next two years. next up is alice's adventures underground, that's the original version of alice's adventures in wonderland. >>> passengers, protestors and bart workers share their frustrations in the wake