getting a replacement of a fire station, you are getting a more modern fire station. it is state of the art. it has equipment we have not seen in a long time and i like to idea that it has a generator that in case that big one hits you have three days there to really help us recover quickly. you have a number of other things, i was going to make a joke about mr. swab and i maybe testing each other on the pole, but i think you are going to beat me because you are in better shape than i am. but, again it's just a testament that we do value our fire department and leadership and all the men and with i am -- women that serve it and this gift is another reflection of that. having said that, i want to pay attribute that this would not have happened but for the incredible expansion that the museum is doing and that expansion comes with another recognition of the fisher family and their incredible collection of art which this city really still needs to talk about it's deserving of it. i know that the effort that is being made by mr. swab and all the trustees that have made th

take a look at the station and we will perform great work for you out of this station. thanks for your attention. 3, 2, 1. [ cheering and applauding ] [ cheering and applauding ] >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> hi, thank you all for coming here today. i am the costume and textiles creator here at the fine arts museum. it is make great honor to introduce, to present this program today. just a few things come out of respect, photography is allowed, but no flash photography. we will be taking questions from the audience, and you can submit your questions either through twitter or e-mail, and we also handed out cards to you when you arrived. the questions will happen at the end of the program. if you are not planning to tweet or e-mail, please turn your cellphone off. again, it is my great honor to have this program and conversation between susie and jean paul gaultier. i feel very fortunate at the fine arts museum because in fact susie mencus' son lives in the bay area and she comes frequently to visit the family. it is always my favorite time of in the exhibition, when she comes a

take a look at the station and we will perform great work for you out of this station. thanks for your attention. 3, 2, 1. [ cheering and applauding ] [ cheering and applauding ] >>> >>> >> >> >> >>

the gas station. my top reasons are [speaker not understood], pollution, and decrease our property value. third of all, noise from 19th avenue and lincoln way have caused a big problem from our daily lives already. we can't rest and sleep well every day. if they build car wash and the gas station, the problem gets even worse. secondly, i don't want -- i don't know what type of code they use to clean the car and how they store the water. we have seniors who live in the same neighborhood and [speaker not understood]. get this only for car wash and a big convenience store directly into our property value, behind the gas station, especially if it's the last [speaker not understood]. therefore i strongly disagree with this project. thank you. >> thank you. let me call a few more name. [speaker not understood]. katia n. lou. and xhi [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon. i live on 19th avenue, i came to support this project with the car wash. we don't have too many car washes in the city and we alway

a gas station. [speaker not understood], i'm prepared to answer any questions. >> okay. thank you. opening up for public comment. >> there is an organized opposition to this. >> so, we'll call that organized group first and open it up to individual public comment. and this organized group has 15 minutes. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood], i'm the vice president of the mid sunset neighborhood association and i appreciate having a chance to speak today. i'd like to start off by saying as an organization, we have a large number of our members here today. we are not against new merchants. we are not against car washes. we are not against capitalism. what we are concerned about because we live and breathe and we have our children in this neighborhood, is our concerned about j., we're concerned about quality of life. and these are three issues, when you heard all of us, we will address. in order for you to kind of have to listen to no repetition, each of us will discuss one particular issue.

the gas station. the sfm will try to ease congestion and increase safety. i have given you that information in a letter in your packet. the design of this project is in direct constudy. virtually ensuring parking issues [speaker not understood], and cars lined up waiting for the car washes. it is a perfect storm of road rage to come, honking horns to create issues with local residents. traffic city notes it's [speaker not understood] and fails to mention they have two additional longer car wash options as well. the city legislation that was passed to allow a project such as this serve the gas owners have to make [speaker not understood]. interesting the staff would recommend approving this because it would be a hardship for the neighborhood. [speaker not understood] and four gas stationses within four blocks. not having a car within 2-1/2 miles hardly constitutes a hardship. my question is do they have the right to increase their revenue, our quality of life for all the local residents, small business

and then two stations which will actually be taking down station 5 on turk and webster and station 16 on greenwich. the other piece of easter, there was three components to it, fire departmental indication, the public safety building, and the third piece was the awss which used to be under the fire department and is now under the puc. so, just to assure you we're working very closely with our partner the puc to make sure the awss funding is getting managed very well, which it is. also like to highlight that it's not in the slide, but there will be several new sis teshvxes to augment our current water supply system in the event of a large-scale emergency, particularly residents that are not as well served with scaling points of water will have new sis terns built. we'll see a lot of that construction beginning next month. that concludes my formal presentation. with regard to the budget analyst report, i'd like to report that we will continue to work with the budget analyst. there is some work to be done, and we're doing some further analysis. i also and i should have at the beginning o

they are showing up here at the station at the el cerrito station, turned away by police officers on the perimeter and we are working to get more information and will get that to you as soon as possible. ktvu channel 2 news. >> keira, any sense about how long this closure may last? does it look like they are going to be there for a while? >> we certainly see quite a few officers here. they have got markers in the road and they look like they are just getting the investigation so it certainly looks like it could be some time but we will try to nail down more of these details and get them to you at the end of the newscast. >> the people trying to get to the station and are not able to use that bart station there, what are they doing? are they going to another station nearby like the el cerrito del northe? >> that is what i believe they are doing, we saw them upset, some people rushing to catch a train not realizing they are not stopping here now so they are forced to go to near by stations. >> all right, car a lou and these are photos of the el sear rita station and if we get more info

and so they will be the neighboring station to our new station here. and we are also joined by our ambulance unit, medic 77, thank you for being here. and i am very proud of the men and women, all of you standing behind me but i want to acknowledge the command staff as well as the commission representative steven, and commissioner since 1996, so thank you for being here. [ applause ] >> we are very excited about this project behind us and we will have a brand new fire station in the mission bay neighborhood and it is very much needed as evidenced by what supervisor kim told you a growth of 25,000 residents in ten years. and we have seen tremendous growth both commercially and residentially and it is fitting that we will be able to proside a neighborhood fire house for this growing neighborhood and so we are grateful for that and i should also point out that it is the first of its kind where we get along very well in this town as police and fire departments, but this is the first time that we will be sharing space together and i am looking forward to th

awarding contract 1300 -- station surface station surfacetrack - (reading item 11, regular calendar) >> chair nolan: mr. fungi? >> good afternoon, john fungi central subway program director. item 11 request to award contract no. 1300 to tutor perini corporation and the amount not to exceed 839,676,400 and authorize the director of test addition to exercise 490,000 in optional work and further authorized director of transportation to prove up to 20 million dollars in contract amendments. contract 1300 presents the final contract award for the separate program under percent of the work for chinatown subway station, union station market street station, essentially everything to bring it into revenue service which is currently projected at the end - of december, 2018. under this contract that you will be reviewing today, is scheduled to be completed prior to april thirtieth of 2018. central subject construction began in 2010, and it is scheduled to be completed in early 2018. the first two advanced utility relocation contract has been let and completed; preliminary work under the tunneli

i do at a gas station. [laughter] >> even if it's not [speaker not understood], i park wherever and run in the store or just leave it at the pump station and walk in, as commissioner moore was talking about. but i'm not too worried about it. it will just add to the congestion. it's an awfully congested intersection to be adding, i think attraction, more attractive stuff like the convenience store and the car wash. not too enamored making it worse than it is especially since there are two [speaker not understood] in froth of the station. can i ask the project sponsor a question? in your experience -- how long have you run the station? so far? ~ >>> [speaker not understood]. >> in your experience, do the muni buses block your driveway? >>> occasionally. >> 20% of the time, 5% of the time? >>> yeah. can't do the calculation, but it's happened. >> i'm just asking. you know, it continues to add more stuff. so, i'm not sure if i'm supportive or not supportive. i think we're adding even more problems to this parti

but aside from that she owners a gas station and there are two other gas stations on ocean avenue so the remove of one gas station won't impact the neighborhood one bit. bus the impact of this building is the well-being of the neighborhood it's a incentive to the businesses to the very vitality of the city particle when the city t is crying for development. we're going to put 15 - i'm not involved by the way. she's going to put - i'm not involved in any way because i think this lady's project is a worthwhile project. i think commissioners you should really give this a thought and vote for this worthwhile development. thank you very much >> thank you. is there any other public comment? >> if you haven't already spoken. >> i think you've spoken i'm sorry everyone gets. >> i want to say one of the speakers came from the parks association. >> if it's a written comment you can leave it there. any other speakers who have not spoken yet? >> i'll try this again. good afternoon, commissioners. i've spent thirty years operating service stations in san francisco wrenching on cars and pumping ga

but that station couldn't be any different than this station under this captain, he deserves all the credit he's getting tonight. [ applause ] . >> the left -- needs more accountant and more community activist in the san francisco police department, more quiet, calm, rational, transparent leaders and you will have a better department. that's how you build trust in the police department, is having officers like him in charge and promoted. not officers, you know who i mention every time, i won't mention this week. i do have a list. i brought my little handout. you should have a copy. it's a synopsis of the speeches that i mentioned three weeks ago by police chief williams, nickname is tony fer ar in rialto. i can't get a copy of the full thesis but the synopsis is available for you. i encourage you to put cameras on all of your officers especially the ones in the mission station to track what they are up to whatever their shifts are every second they are on shift especially the people in the lgbt community outreach. you know who they are. i have a list here and i will go down it. no. 1

from the south hayward or bay fair stations. hayward station will likely be shut down for another hour, but again, trains are running in both directions with some delays. >>> only on 2, an oakland man who hired a private investigator when he felt he wasn't getting enough attention from police may have now uncovered a much larger crime. ktvu talked with the man when he first hired the p.i. tonight, eric is back live in oakland where the man is telling you that he hit another roadblock. >> reporter: right, gasia. he is frustrated police have not made an arrest. as you mentioned, we first talked to this victim when he hired a private investigator to follow up on the robbery because he couldn't get enough of a response from police. now oakland pd is on the case that is growing by the day. >> i feel i have given them everything they need to make an arrest right now. displr he is not showing his face, but this man hired a private investigator for $1500 when he couldn't get answers from police after two men robbed him at gunpoint. on t

it's great having the recruits at the station being a training station because what ends up happening is the person training them in the field training officer, their partner gedz -- gets freed up to be able to do other thing and we dress in plainclothes to address the issues that go on at night. we have been trying to address some of the problems that occur at night that happen during the hours of darkness. we have been able to put a dent in some of the auto boosting. and we have officers that speak different languages. we have 12 spanish speakers, we have 4 cantonese, 2 mandarin and tagalog. i mentioned the fact that we are hiring and if you want why you are police department to reflect the community you live in, then people in your community should apply to the police department. i try to express to young people that this is a great career. i was an accountant for seven years before i joined the police department and jumping ship from accounting to being a police officer is the best decision. it's really a great career. if you know any young people who are service on riented and wa

if you need to get to the hayward station, you can get off at one of the nearby stations and take a bus. to clarify, the hayward station at the moment is closed, but trains are running in both directions. they are just not stopping at the hayward station. >> as i said, temperatures today bottomed out. as cool as it will be all week with numbers mostly in the 60s and 70s and the current numbers reflect that. these are the numbers right now, fairfield 70 degrees. so, that's down a good 10, 15 degrees from what you might expect to see this time of year. this time of day. so, coolest day of the week right now. tomorrow, temperatures climb out a little bit. but it's still going to be on the mild side. this low pressure center to the north will bring rain and snow to the southwest. but this is enough to trigger our cooling. so that low stays around a little bit tomorrow and so temperatures will warm slightly. but as long as that low is close, we can expect breeze and temperatures tomorrow, mostly in the 70s. upper 70s, might be a couple low 80s out there. so here's how that breaks down. it wa

why don't we now call upon our police station captain, captain moser of the mission station. the police department is a very important player when something happens they are the first agency this they interact with. and i see sergeant [inaudible] is here who has a long history of serving or lgtb community well, not only in the department, but throughout the city. i'll turn it over to you captain, but the question that has come up for me in terms of the police department is what's the level of sensitivity to this community. what we have heard repeatedly is that they feel there is a disconnect, that there isn't a level of understanding that makes many of them feel welcome to move forward and to come forward and report a hate crime and that at times when a crime is reported, it is not treated as a hate crime. and that of course, this creates disincentives for many of these women to come forward. you know you care deeply about all of our residents and i wan to thank you for always being proactive and so those are the kinds of questions that i think need to be /tkeuls cussed as we

i do want to ask about station 5 in particular. i know we have plans to -- i think 2016 to do work there. i know that in the bond it's only for construction, but at the time i know one of the challenges we dealt with with station 5 was the need for fixtures, the need for equipment and other things in order to make sure that the station was made whole. and, so, i'm assuming that that's something that you're going to be anticipating down the line within the next couple of fiscal years because we are going to need -- it's going to be a brand-new station that may not be able to accommodate some of the old equipment or old materials, that we are going to have to look at possibly spending a significant amount of money to make sure that we have what we need in order to make that station completely operable. >> it's an excellent point, supervisor breed. and it is something that is on our mind. we are very good about salvaging what we can to put into the new stations. case in point. when we moved from third and howard, station 1 over to fol

i am the architect for the gas station. i am here today to introduce you to our project, the station's owner is also here, nick and his son, sonny. in addition, a transportation engineer is here. he conducted our traffic study and is available to answer any technical questions about traffic and i expect there to be some. before i take you through the project i'd like to thank planner doug vu. he's been great to work with and his comments through this process has made our project even stronger than it is. we started working on this project in 2010 when the goyals asked us to look at this aging station. it was under performing in a financial sense [speaker not understood]. my charge was to relocate the building, add a car wash and modern convenience store and to design a building that would stand out adds an example of green design on this prominent corner. it's important that you consider the owners are not planning on selling alcohol here. what we've come up with, and if i can show a graphic -- is there anything i need to d

station that this meeting was planned. this was my 1 awareness avenue what's going on. my basic feeling is that the westward park homeowners association and our architectural guidelines basically should expend from flying mouth avenue and keep everything within one or two stories. buildings have been burning down. and the density while from some people from the city and the transit authorities may consider the density for the neighborhood my feeling is >> commissioners. i'm a resident and a business owner own two property part of westward property. so-called westward association. those people i don't know where they come from. i've been running a business for more than 20 years. this project has increased our business significantly. i own a property right across the street from the gas station. i'd rather see some neighborhood business where maybe an ice creme shop or maybe a small bookstore that where parents are waiting for car - kids to come out. i really hope that you approve the project because slowly we're moving tha

. >> reporter: what about fire protection with the station closed? the mayor told me tonight that the city like other cities operates on mutual and automatic aid. that mean this city and surrounding cities always know they're on call if needed. >> have other cities been offered similar grants then? >> reporter: these grants are for fire protection, and other cities have applied for them, and many haven't been granted them. but once you get them, can you maintain the service? and they said they can't. >>> a san francisco couple nicknamed the landlords from hell are heading to prison. a gaping hole cut in the floor, locks glued shut, a mysterious fire. those are just some ever the things prosecutors say led the couple to jump bail and escape to italy. >> reporter: you might think this apartment was haunted! holes appearing in floors, floor joints floating unsuspended in mid-air. but there is a very worldly explanation. >> they hired some contractors to cut in a triangle fashion the beams that are the supporting mechanisms for the floors so that basical

fire station 87 will close july 8th firefighters will be transferred to other stations more than likelyer station will close january, but it is not clear which community will take that hit live in pittsburgh, paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man is recovering after fire crews rescued him from a burning house in walnut creek. a passer by called 911 after seeing black smoke coming from the home. firefighters searched the house and found a man unconscious he later regained consciousness and was take on the hospital with minor burns and smoke inhalation. >>> concerns over potentially deadly air bourn virus prompted a federal judge, to move several thousands inmates they want them moved out of the state prisons both located in the san joaquin valley where the soil can contain fungus that leads to valley fever. african american, filipino and medically at risk inmates are most vulnerable they make up 3200 of the 8,000 inmates at those two prisons. >>> an 11 month old girl is safe and sound but her kidnapper is armed and on the loose. 11 month old justice was reunited with her mother af

fire station 87 will close july 8th firefighters will be transferred to other stations more than likelyer station will close january, but it is not clear which community will take that hit live in pittsburgh, paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man is recovering after fire crews rescued him from a burning house in walnut creek. a passer by called 911 after seeing black smoke coming from the home. firefighters searched the house and found a man unconscious he later regained consciousness and was take on the hospital with minor burns and smoke inhalation. >>> concerns over potentially deadly air bourn virus prompted a federal judge, to move several thousands inmates they want them moved out of the state prisons both located in the san joaquin valley where the soil can contain fungus that leads to valley fever. african american, filipino and medically at risk inmates are most vulnerable they make up 3200 of the 8,000 inmates at those two prisons. >>> an 11 month old girl is safe and sound but her kidnapper is armed and on the loose. 11 month old justice was reunited with her mother af