they spend 8 months volunteering at parks in southeast san francisco.it's a really great program i know many of you commissioners are familiar with it but it's an important part of the rec and park department program. so the applications again are due on march 28, 2014. the applicants will be interviewed and the decisions by friday march 25. i can't building it's the third annual. next on my list commissioners is to let you know, we don't have enough agenda items for our march 8th meeting so it will be a blessing to cancel our regular meeting on april 8th and have our regular you meeting on april 24th. all right. next it's my pleasure to a briefly introduce our new chief building inspector. the former retired and we've been lucky enough to steal away neil friedman. he's had a trembling long career. neil can stand up and wave part of the evaporating any white he joined the city ♪ the 200 these he joined in the mayor's office of community development during the administration and provided cellular grant cooperation and moved over to the building inspector

nadine burke harris and katie albright came to us with a vision they knew the childrening in southeast san francisco were grouping without the resources they need to be safe. violence was a campaign occurrence in the homes of those on the streets and in poverty. there were 3 pediatricians serving kids in bayview and the 3 resources were spread out and hard to access for protecting famed. so when katie and a nadine came to us with their vision and i might add they're two of our top leaders in our protocol they put forth a plan to team up with c mc and create a one stop center for families. when they told us about that we were excited. at the tip bent 95 folks came together and raised money in one night to launch this initiative. those names have been scrolling but lisa with whom we couldn't have done this and membrane i didn't haas. so today, i'm proud to stand at the grand opening the center of this building under one roof we have 3 things happening pediatric services and bayview child center providing high that he hadic care of families regardless of their ability to pay they use an early understan

and then the issue about opening up other zoning district most of them are on the southeast side of san francisco. many of them are industrial areas might be an area that makes sense and makes it easier for people to get there and one speaker early on t said it might be an area with more problems with certain issues and having the attempts of a lot of cash so long as their policed i don't see the problem i want to hear with the people in the areas i didn't hear people talking about whether or not they want it to be brought out there. the second floor should be fine it doesn't make a difference security is essential and whether a buffer we expand to change the school policy or expand other districts 5 hundred feet between dispensaries make sense instead of having them right next to each other. so those are my main comments and i'll see what the other commissioners have to say >> thank you commissioner hillis. >> first of all, i want to agree with the commenters who said what they said so thank you, mr. star if he start a department of mc d i nominate you open the president. i'm in supportive of ex

san francisco yard. in 1940 the iron works was purchased in the southeast and it built the complex its referred to as the new yard what we was responsible for the anti aircraft. by world war ii the shipyard reached full build out and employed 10 thousand men and women working on the bay ships and in usa let and the shipyard closed after world war ii but it's the only tunly operating shipyard in the country. because of the rich history it is significant for the period 1884 to 1905 it is significant for its roles in the shipbuilding industry it's built with a architecture for the architect during the 60 year period. the district has 44 contributing resources that reflect the period and in addition they include the richest hill significant landscape feature. other 2rib89 resources include slip 4 with its cranes 14 and thirty and the slips between crane coffee park and iron fencing along 20th street and pier 68 within the bae shipyard. the district contains 10 non-containing faevenz like wafers and lip ways they no longer are there they've been accommodated by deration. a names process has involved numerous

pathways, new overlook in the southeast corner, improved irrigation and eda access and yes the much celebrated and acclaimed p-pod. these are made thanks to san francisco voters who approved the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood bonds and $13.2 million is dedicated to dolores park. if you haven't been there, the fences are up and the construction is underway. so understand you can't eat in a kitchen you're renovating. be mindful we have a large construction project out there and while the south phase of the park remains open for now, we ask for people's extra patience and understandinging during the construction process. just a few quick personnel items and i'll conclude one is a sad note and i actually many going to read a brief letter from the park collaborative. dear commissioners, on february 17th, claron lost frank. he was a mac claron park stewart and we feel his loss. he was the public face for many years and president of thumb. in this position he attended public meetings. he was a champions and created funding for his park. he led nature hikes throughout the park. he liked bringing new people to discover mac claron park. he talked about his chi

san francisco for the month of february. i want to take a few moments to acknowledge that of our southeast center has been a leader in the black community to get education and jobs for students. i had the pleasure when southeast opened up and showed the redevelopment program of meeting one of the most beautiful spirits in our community, doctor jackson. give it up for her. she's been a fighter for education, a fighter for education in san francisco for so many years and she's going to be one of more best friends for the next several years as we make a difference. i also want to acknowledge doctor greer and also long time tenure professor, doctor shirley haskins, recently retired from biology. i'm sorry, and veronica, there you are. doctor veronica honeycut. we are open at city college of san francisco, we are enrolling students, we know that many of our kids and the african american community drop out in the tenth grade. we also know that we don't send our kids to a place, we send them to a person so i want to acknowledge that if you want your community members or students on our campus at city college, all you have to do is te

san francisco, abc7 news. >>> aftershocks continue to rattle southern california. more than 100 aftershocks rumbled through the area, the latest a 2.720 miles southeast of los angeles. the number of aftershocks are formal. seismologists say that magnitude 7.5 earthquake along the same fault could prove more catastrophic than one along the san andreas fault. >>> we're getting a break today from a series of storms bringing rain to the bay area. a spring storm yesterday soaked san francisco with three-quarters of an inch of rain. the rain caused a number of problems, including knocking down a large tree branch into power lines in burlingame. the sky looks nice. some clouds there. there are were two inches of rain that fell there yesterday and more wet weather is coming. let's check in with meteorologist leigh glaser with the live doppler 7hd. >> has been a nice break today. everybody drying out. as you notice the clouds are starting to increase a bit across the bay area. live doppler 7hd not picking up any moisture here locally, although the higher elevations between morgan hill and gilroy, picking up little there, and in the high country, picked up close to two feet

not new to the city of san francisco by what i heard from the city manager is an exhaust report about what's going on in the community. we need to communities that to the southeast community as a whole people can't afford to come her. but i know there are 33 thousand 9 hundred and 76 residents according to the update and the wonderful zip code we need to send a message from the commission as what you've stated many people are not aware of what you're putting out there and the agenda you're having and at the end of the day you're not getting credit not that your seek it but as a public agency i've never seen this type of efforts go out to one community and justly so given the horrendous way this community has been treated but we have an opportunity to say we've heard you and number 2 we're acting upon it it didn't take that much money to send the message out number one to educate the community and number 2 to hold us accountable so once the promises are made they're kept and this general manager has been a part of >> thank you, commissioner well said. >> any other comments from commissioners. i will now call. sir you've been standing there so i'm going to call yo

san francisco black human rights leadership council. and i don't know julia the way a lot of the people in the audience spoke about julia. i met julia through the southeast facility that is -- thats was given to the community for taking in the solid waste that came to bayview hunters point. that facility was given to the community about 1982. and my acquaintance with her now is she is part of the team that is coming in to reclaim that facility back to the puc. only thing i ask is if you all under what we are living with on a day-to-day basis with that, with that solid waste facility out there and the kind words you're saying about julia, please talk to her about our situation that we he living in out there where we got that solid waste ~ facility out there and we get the smell out there. only thing we're saying is that sensitivity that you are giving her, pass that over to her so she can pass it over to us. we need that out there. and i did not come to bury julia. i came here to ask for your help and talk with julia about our needs out there in terms of what we need out there because, number one, that facility out there was given to the community through

san francisco, pretty beautiful shot. it's not at least reducing visibility too much. the current rainfall. roadways are slick, winds out of the southeastmiles per hour. current storm system has at least the bulk continuing as we head throughout this evening. again, if you're headed anywhere throughout tonight, dinner plans, take it slow, plan extra time and remember that umbrella. let's go ahead and get you in here until 11:00. scattered showers left, try valley and san jose and then we'll hold on to possibly a little bit of moisture by about 5:00 and 6:00. not showing too much but the lower levels will be most enough to have drizzle at 6:00 a.m. by the afternoon, yes, it does look like sun in here for partly sunny skies. it won't be a full sunny day but a break and we're not expecting a totally rainy day for tomorrow. it's going to be a mixed bag for us. here is what you can expect. the highest rainfall totals, a quarter to a half inch. winds out of the south 10 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow morning and the largest hazard with the saturated ground with four to five inches of rain last week. we'll have minor ponding on the roadways we'

22 at san francisco international airport, the winds are going to begin to change the weather around here. ball game tonight 56 degrees. a's and the giants. south west wind. southwest. not southeastast is that way. okay. the weather system moves in tonight, tomorrow morning. it pushes through. we will see heavy rain at times over night and sunday cool air settles in. and partly cloudy skies a. sunday is the best day with temperatures into the 60s. tonight, late, midnight. showers in santa rosa. saturday, 5:00 a.m. there it is. front is on us. cloudy. wet. 7:00 a.m. heavy rain in oakland. heavy rain by oakland. free-mind. san jose. 10:00 a.m. at 4:00 a.m. now -- or 4:00 p.m. clouds in here. we could see scattered showers in there. we will track that for you. tomorrow, forecast highs, because of the cloud cover and showers, instead of 80s, we are looking at mid-60s. cloudy all day. most rain before noon. the five-day forecast shakes out like this. rain, friday night, saturday morning. a break here. sunday looks okay. lights up again on monday with thundershowers monday night into tuesday. winter weather pattern is visiting us. good news, you know, rain is good. every bit we get wil

san francisco at 56. 53 in salt lake city. >> higher elevations, snow, but that has subsided. we will make our way further today east. we have showers and storms flaring up across the southeast. atlanta climbing to 75 degrees out there today in new orleans, 73. we make our way further toward the north, it's fairly comfortable in the northeast as well. temperatures in new york city going to reach in the 60s today, but unfortunately, when you factor in the cloud cover and winds that are gusting up to 31 miles per hour, it feels just a little bit chillier across portions of the northeast. back into the midwest and across the plains, high temperatures in the 20s from minneapolis toward billings only reaching 26 in billings today. when you factor in that wind, the lack of sunshine and those temperatures, it feels like it's 1 degree in fargo right now, 13 until bismarck and only 6 in minneapolis. this cold air is going to continue to travel towards the south and towards the coastline and it's going to make its way toward the northeast as we track on into later on this week. generally speaking, saturday, high temperatures across the north central plains and the midwest will be abou

southeast and atlantic coast. icy in the upper midwest, mississippi river valley. >>> 8:08 now. taking a live look at beautiful san franciscolouds quickly. your camera shows a little bit of a shake to it. a bit of a windchill factor to it. our temperatures climb out of the 50s into the 60s and 70s. upper 60s today this the south bay. cool ocean breeze in san francisco. 64 degrees there. 71 out in the tri-valley. 65 in the east bay today. whoeve whoever. last your latest weather. where's this cake from? >> what flavor is it? vanilla and chocolate cake. >> how does that sound enrique fox you like the sound of that cake? i think he likes it. >> i'm going to give it to hip. >> you're going to give him the cake fox there you go. it's enrique's favorite. >>> are you good at guessing fox you'll have the chance to turn your college basketball bracket into a million. >>> and we'll have the "mice and men" when we catch up with them. >> enrique will perform live. he's got a special plan for fans. all that coming up on our concert stage. first, these messages. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it'

southeast and out west, as well. that's what's going on a >>> good morning, going to be a cool day across the day today. looking out towards san franciscothbound mid 60s but a good deal of cloud cover today so keep the jackets handy. more rain arrives late tomorrow afternoon. san jose showers arrive for thursday as well and into san francisco showers tomorrow as well. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks a lot. >>> get ready to mark your calendars, one of the best and biggest music festivals about to kick off down in texas. >>> post oscars movies rolling out from "the muppets" to [ male announcer ] never before. in the history of mankind. has one march. meant. so. much. your quicken loans college basketball bracket picks could change your life...forever. ♪ the quicken loans billion dollar bracket challenge with yahoo sports. pick a perfect bracket. win a billion dollars. enter today at quickenloansbracket.com. after their new artisan grilled chicken ciabatta sandwich goes down, productivity goes up. they can't guarantee the quality of the productivity... but they can guarantee a better afternoon. alright. over 20