the west sunset facility. project facilities in golden gate park and i'll cover phase one and phase two. phase one which is the action before you, that's located on the far right side of the map. it's located south of overlook drive, and east of the overlook drive middle drive west intersection. and we'd install one mile of pipeline along the roadways in the park. construction of the pipelines would use the cut and cover or trenching method and we anticipate would progress at a rate of 600 feet per week. shown on the left side of the map are the phase two facilities as previously mentioned. they're existing irrigation wells, there's the north lake wells facility

amtrak's sunset limited is the country's only remaining tra transcontinental train. >> sunset limited has an interesting history, it kind of dates back to the romantic time of train travel when it was very elegant and posh to travel by train. >> on september 20, 1993, trudy justin and her husband, larry, boarded the sunset limited in deming, new mexico, headed for florida. >> and i could sit there and look and talk to other people, but the best part is going to the dining car. we went to the dining car three times a day. and you just trot back there and they were really nice to you. >> after dinner, trudy and larry returned to their seats to rest. the train stopped briefly in new orleans to fix a broken air conditioner. by 2:30 a.m., it was running about 33 minutes behind schedule. it stopped in mobile, alabama, where the engineer waited until a freight train cleared the bridge up ahead. then, the sunset limited started on the last leg of its trip, 750 miles to miami. the train throttled up to a cruising speed of 72 miles an hour, but visibility was hindered by fog. shortly before 3:0

(applause) >> so, megan is the executive director currently at the sunset neighborhood beacon center and today she is joined by her parents, her aunt and uncle. so, welcome to the board chamber, as well as staff members from msnbc chris and ruby. so, today i'm really honored to present a commendation to megan. she embodied character, commitment, and courage at msnbc, it offers numerous free high quality program to youth and adults in san francisco's west side every year [speaker not understood]. and in addition to my remarks, we did prepare a few photos to show you some of the work that snbc has engaged in. if sfgov-tv can head over to the laptop, that would be great. thank you. since 2002 megan has served in numerous roles at msnbc as their safety network community organizer, director of community programs, deputy director and for the past three years as the executive director. msnbc's mission is to provide support and opportunities for youth and adults to ensure their healthy development. they worked really hard to connect people to their passion, potential, and community. under me

how about that sunset, gang? it's sunset, when you look at the sun, it isn't white anymore. how many would say, "well, it's sort of like an orange, "but there's probably no reason for that. it's just characteristic of sunsets and sunups to be orange. how many already see why it is that the sun is kind of orange at sunset? let's take a look. there's the earth there. here, you're out standing right here. here's the sun at noon. somehow, light comes down, hits the air, scatters off to your eye, scatters off to your eye, and you're seeing what? what mostly scattered as blue, so you look up and you see blue all around. but you look directly at the sun, that white light-- [makes noise] --overwhelms, a little bit scattering going on, and you see a white sun, whitish, okay? so at noontime, boom, you see the sun whitish, huh? how about at sunset? what happens at sunset? can we do this next week and do this experimentally? we can do this experimentally. i tell you what? let's just do it right here. here's the atmosphere of the world right here. here's the atmosphere of the world, huh.

heinicke said particularly on the inner sunset. they have been phenomenal and interest and their passion and the interest they have shown and the collaborative approach. your staff, shawn kennedy, tanner, they have all been phenomenal and they really deserve a great deal of thanks. they are doing the lord's work and as the director heinicke said this is an effort to make the system more efficient for the 700,000 people that use it everyday and we are very supportive of what you and the staff have done and the inner city heights have done. thank you for hearing us out and thank you for all the work you are doing. >> thank you. we have a motion and second for item 6. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> motion approved. for item 7. >> motion and a second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. item 8.? we have a motion and a second. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. that is approved. this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, t

right now the originate sunset surrounds the middle school and parks. at the same time as our office is asking for the expansion we're continuing to work on alternative solution for the people vehicle housed and we're working with the many community advocates about the pilot programs in other cities in san francisco and we look forward to a report that's been in progress between students from the university of southern california and project hope. we've had an impact on the easter sunset i want to thank sftv and other folks. we're committed to work collaboratively with all stakeholders on this issue. so thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker (calling names). >> good afternoon mr. johnson. >> i'm mr. johnson legislation aid to supervisor breed in district 5. i'll reiterate what we said at the board of supervisors hearing and the mta meeting. there are unique unique circumstances in the panhandle the park is frequented by bicyclists and dog-walkers and pedestrian see. the path is often overflowing and there's discussions about creating an addition

potential locations all over the city for the cannabis there is is the sunset and norway yeg street and park side and north beach and marine a and they've had troubles locating in those large number of locations i seem it's because on pearl street there was a lot of opposition but f this is a run around the operations if there's a need for cannabis dispensary in the sunset then somehow or another it should be okay to put one in the green zones. i don't understand why we need to increase the green zones >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm stephanie i'm here to express any granulated to the department and to aaron star for this very, very involved thoughtful you community process and i am really pleased to see this report. if anything, it gives a clear picture of what a cannabis looks like in san francisco. i one hundred percent expand the green zone i have concerned about taking the thousand feet to one thousand feet around schools i ask to lift the recreational use in the facilities. however, i do think there needs to be further analysis on how to ge

i've been living in the inner sunset for 4 seven years. the control of public plaza to nonprofit organizations is a major shift in public policy and contrary to what was explained it will privatize public spaces the words ancillary and assessor are artifical from my point of view to allow the commercial venture on public space which the city doesn't want to maintains are the technical amendments appear to be substantive to promote and facilitate stunning private land to public entities this will prevent the p zone space. activities that are currently disallowed on p zone will be permitted. isn't it private hissing tiger's the city space the city didn't want to maintain and it proposes to privatize properties. and san francisco plaza program proposes activating surfaces to bring in toekz folks to get revenue. it's prim and what will limit the size and scale of the public entertainment. allow the public respond. to whom will they express their objections. this expands the streetscape from the restaurants tables and chairs to full blown opera

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i'm jonathan i live in the sunset. i want to say one thing about unit when the unit gain status the protection will be in place if i'm not mistaken. i want to say briefly this is a win-win situation store san francisco. i think for tenants its definitely going to bring up the safety standards of the unit. it is also going to bring the unit off the shadow market and allow more people to rent them and provide people with legal protections with rental agreements is. for landlord they're going to get out from underneath the fear of prosecution and blackmail from neighbors and attempt and one thing it will allow them to insure their building for the number of people and buildings. in san francisco will particularly benefit because sfoos san francisco has benefited for years with the tens of thousands of housing units which are legal. i think it's in everyone's best interest that san francisco not rely on the practice that currently is illegal for the housing resources. also, of course, it's going to bring up the safety stan

the sunset district. there is a big vote expected at the state capitol today as a result of his corruption arrest. we will get to that story in a moment. it is friday, march 28th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. steve is off but we have rosemary. >> yes, good morning to you. we are giving you a look at the satellite and radar. a little bit of drizzle out there in the

what a gorgeous sunset we had. we still have a little bit of color of the sunset.k about your current temperatures outside. things are getting pretty dark pretty quickly. next week, remember we are springing forward. starting sunday, sunsets after 7:30. san francisco checking in at 59. santa rosa 60. it doesn't feel that warm around here. 6:45 at night, mardi gras new orleans right now 38 degrees. we continue to have a very mild winter, especially compared to the rest of the country. we're scanning the skies with high def doppler. we are coming updraw. by this tame in the evening, the rain could be moving into the north bay. 40s for lows. napa 52. san francisco 5. sunrise 6 a. the sup is coming upper -- 6:35. sun rise will be once again after 7:00. high pressure exactly where we want it. if it is down to the south, storms hit the rim, go up and over the ridge and look where they are going. right into the bay area. will continue to happen over the next couple storms. we get a flansing blow. that will leak about a quarter of an inch of rainfall. rain coming back tomo

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let's move ahead, dramatic view of the post sunset sky. lots of clouds around. and 60 degrees in oakland. 60 san jose. here is another great view of the western sky. wow. temperatures 61 in santa rosa. 64 san rafael. low 60s in concord and livermore. another live view, all views are dramatic this evening. rain into thursday morning. a stream of moisture moving into our direction. assorted layers and coming our way, more rainfall into thursday morning we'll see rain north around into the north bay spreading towards bolden gate and beyond. and by beginning rush hour, the rain winding down but there will be wet spots left on the pavement so that could slow down morning commute thursday. by 8:00 totals will be probably no greater than a quarter inch. rainfall is still severe. you can see many locations need over ten inches of rain. it will be mild and humid lows into mid-50s tomorrow, cloudy with showers developing up north and moving south ward later in the day. and here here is the accu-weather forecast. cloudier sunday. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings

spring forward one how, our new sun vise will be at 7:30 on sunday and sunset around 7:00. an extra hour of daylight but you lose an extra hour of sleep. the next chance of rain moves in sunday night into monday and that will be really good news for us. you may have heard that el nino popped back into the headlines, and we're in an el nino watch. so in the next few months we will be watching for the strength of this and it will decide if next winter will bring us more rain than the past winter, and that means a bitter chance of rain for the winter. so for the spring and summer months we'll continue to follow this. but hey, more rain for the bay area, great news. we'll take it, guys, back to you. >> all right, anthony. we all know that jim harbaugh knows football, but does he know basketball? >>> sports fans hoping to experience a game at the new stadium don't have to break the bank. >> tickets for the second annual soccer match go on sale on thursday. it will cost more to go to it for a football game. >>> just watch it on the nbc bay area. speaking of the niners, jim harbau

we will go to sunset avenue, again mid-might to. to sign up. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have more information about local events where you can get health registering for today's healthcare deadline. you can go to our went site -- website and find a link for hot topics. >>> they are following a 5.1 magnitude quake over the weekend. they were red tagged after large cracks had been reteemed home and they are also closed because they are down. >>> the program trains community members on disaster response skills including small fire suppression and light search and rescue. training requires 25 hours of hands on experience followed by a field day and you have to complete all of the classes to complete this san. >>> last night the theater hosted it's biggest crowd in years for a final showing of raiders of the loft arc. some people came hours ahead of time to making sure they had good seats from that show, the nathan, following jurassic park. >> this is the place to come. this is the last night. >>> fans of th

you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunsetround and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about m

numerous reports in the sunset district. hail at twin peeks.the rain has started here in the and there has been heavy rain in mill valley. everything is shaping up here. again send me the information if you are getting heavy rain or hail had one report there. talked about twin peaks. and around san pablo. maybe hercules, rodeo picking up rain as well. it has been it will up over mill valley. right there. right there. so things are really showing itself. not too bad yet for those that use highway 4 out toward okay oakley. not too bad south bay yet but the rain is beginning to move into san jose into santa cruz mountains. 40s and 50s on the temps. look for a rainy, sometimes heavy at times morning. cloudy with rain heavy at times. here is sal. >>> the rain you talked about is moving through the area and it's effecting the commute or looking at some of the these pictures westbound bay bridge the traffic is slow here as it normally would be at this time of the morning. backed up for a 45 minute delay. san mateo bridge the same thing goes. it is rai

let's move ahead, dramatic view of the post sunset sky. lots of clouds around. and 60 degrees in oakland. 60 san jose. here is another great view of the western sky. wow. temperatures 61 in santa rosa. 64 san rafael. low 60s in concord and livermore. another live view, all views are dramatic this evening. rain into thursday morning. a stream of moisture moving into our direction. assorted layers and coming our way, more rainfall into morning we'll see rain north around into the north bay spreading towards bolden gate and beyond. and by beginning rush hour, the rain winding down but there will be wet spots left on the pavement so that could slow down morning commute thursday. by 8:00 totals will be probably no greater than a quarter inch. rainfall is still severe. you can see many locations need over ten inches of rain. it will be mild and humid lows into mid-50s tomorrow, cloudy with showers developing up north and moving south ward later in the day. and here here is the accu-weather forecast. cloudier sunday. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings time. and

you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunsetd and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ >> roll call, please. >> miss maufas. >> here. >> miss mendoza mcdonald, dr. murase. >> present. >> miss norton? >> here. >> miss wynns >> here >> and miss fewer. >> here. >> miss wei. >> here. mr. logan? >> here. pledge of allegiance? >> we are voting on the regular board minutes of february 25, 2014, do i have a motion. >> motion. >> second. >> any corrections? any none, roll call. >> miss wei. >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> we. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> and miss fewer? >> yes. >> wynns. >> yes. >>

sunset around 7:10 in the evening. so, you have to think about work this week.etting out of work likely driving home with a couple of hours of daylight to enjoy. so, here what happens you can expect. tomorrow cooler, nice day. plenty of sunshine. temperatures still in a few degrees above average tomorrow. all in aum, as we look to upcoming week, temperatures, they won't be too bad. 4 out of 7 days will have temperatures at or above our average high, 54 degrees. tuesday, it's going to be the warmest day. thursday, it will be the coolest. and that's because we'll have rain on wednesday. that will bring cooler temperatures for our thursday. wait until you see the temperature change on this seven-day. right now, pretty amazing where temperatures are. relative to where we have been. 49 is the temperature in washington. 46 over in winchester, down in culpepper. at 41 degrees in frederick. cloudy skies across the area. we can't rule out a shower or two moving through overnight tonight. you can see for the most part, the d.c. metro area's dry. rain up around baltimore.

first of all, supervisor kim they have illegally done the room that is typically in sunset and richmondf they've done the room it means the electrical work and thing only the kitchen so long as you know they r have a good contractor applying those will be easy to convert the priced compared they don't have a ceiling height like 6 feet or they don't have a legal light and air situation that might cause problems but to answer our question very simple the kitchen only they have already legalized >> they can do that today without the legislation. >> still they need to do it because of parking the parking is the issue. >> i see it's not the kitchen that's the issue but the parking the independent but i see you're saying those i guess i'm asking about the in law units that are already legal i assume that the planning code allows the legal code i didn't understand the kitchen issue will this elective help with the kitchen issue and how it will help. >> oh, because you have a kitchen but a illegal there our building department give them the right to move the kitchen and . >> why would you have

all right the sunset tonight at 7:14. it looks like we will see a beautiful sunset. as we look toward the next few days high pressure in control may weaken slightly. but over the weekend we could see temperatures soring back up into the 80s. and hey guys it has been nice. who are you guys? yeah. they are yet great. thank you for visiting here with us today. we'll have more news when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> and have jesus a nice texture. not too much. now open up inside. look how beautiful they are. when you bring them home, simply store them on the counter. not in a refrigerator. that way at room temperature they will get nice and soft. and i'm your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> we've been telling you kpix 5 is proud bo sponsor the spelling bee. it is time for our word of the day. >> i have gotten the last three right. >> i have. >> i have not had a lot of luck at noon. my english teacher has been spending me e-mails. >> saying? >> saying you really need to work. >> yes. you need to come back to the classroom. here we

that observation period was last year chiefly in the sunset district we were working with the station wagon and the nature of this as an overnight parking restriction they don't have standard patrols open duty and the officers are left to enforce this so it requires coordination with the police department. so we came to you in november with our recommendations and made a report to the board of supervisors gao committee. the elevation report is on line i encourage members of the public who is interested in this topic to look at the evaluation where the restriction use was effective in discouraging the inappropriately parked vehicles, however, likewise, the concerns of the phone number folks who might be living in the vehicles we didn't track and monitor where necessary went we didn't follow them so we don't know where everyone ended up. we can't telling me tell you about other parking controls. it is a parking control measure and the notion of folks who are adapting to say it beyond the scope. the issues of homelessness they have concerns and we've been trying to he keep them informed

sunset is 6:10.the sunset will be 11 minutes after 7:00. losing the hour in the morning but gaining it in the evening. we'll gain a few degrees coming up tomorrow. the ridge of high pressure that gave us sunny mild day today will be closer and even stronger coming up tomorrow so saturday widespread 70s away from the water san rafael 75 today, maybe up to 77 tomorrow. so that strong ridge hangs around for saturday. the rain stays up to the north. by sunday, that ridge just moves maybe 100 miles, 150 miles to the south but profound impacts on our weather because we'll go cloudy all day, we'll be a couple of degrees cooler and rain moves into the north bay as soon as sunday afternoon and we all get rain sunday even and sunday night. so that ridge has been dictating the weather for months. when it moves away we get rainfall and it moves away sunday night. tonight clear, chilly, 30s north bay with dense fog in the north bay valleys and along the coast. tomorrow, sunny and even warmer with cloud cover incr

look at you with the sunset. who took that picture? it is not a selfie, obviously. >> no. >> i don't know took that or when. looking wind blown. is that what you're calling our sunset picture. >> this is another one. just the sunset without you in front of it. i saw that one. that is it. >> we were alone all weekend. who took that. there are satellites in the sky. did a fun thing -- had a little reception, we'll talk about in a little bit, friday night at our place down there. the next morning, my dear friend emily wirda -- >> she changed her name? >> no, people go, it is weird that your name is weirda, she's been put ing on something down at ocean reef called feed my starving children and i've never done it before, never been there before when they were doing it. there we all are in our lovely -- that's emily in the -- in that beautiful -- >> green. >> sort of an aqua color. that's me way in the back. >> holding up something. >> bunch of us there. we packed over 100,000 meals in a day. i was only there for one of the sessions. my frie

so sun rise tomorrow right around 7:30, and then sunset, we're all looking forward to this. i know chris and i are a lot. sun set at 7:09, so sure sign spring is right around the corner. also temperatures today, we're trying to shake winter's grip and move into the warmer months. now tomorrow, like i said, it is going to be cooler, but it's still going to be nice, we're going to have plenty of sunshine, highs tomorrow around 50 degrees, in fact for the upcoming week, overall, pleasant temperatures will prevail, four of the seven days will be at or above our average a high, which is now 54 degrees, notice thursday, that will be the coolest day for next week. tuesday being the warmest. wait until you see the numbers on the seven-day, we are looking at range, just rain, not really a great chance of snow on wednesday. temperatures right now, still amazing, 63 in washington, 59 in camp springs, we're at 59 in leesberg, fantastic evening. expect temperatures in the 40s, if you're going out, a light jacket will be just fine. washington only cools to a low of 39, the suburbs cool to

i live on tenth avenue in the sunset for 41 years.ight up the block there's a serial vooeks evict our she bought the house building last year and she's done this 6 times 5 of them in district 5. she's allowed to get away with this and she augment u ought to be strung up. the mom and pop concern we've heard today from my point of view that's a thin i didn't valid version to have mom and pop on the same level as spafrlts. speculation a rapid cancer in our city. i fully support the legislation one concern that is the two years rental relocation fee maybe too small to dissuade the speculators. they know how to crunch numbers and they know what to write off. when i went to the convention the federal law is 4 years of convention fee if our real intention is to stop the speculation if we're only going to slow it down that's not enough i urge you to not delay and get what you need to do and move the speculation. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am not going through an ellis act but encouraged by supervisor campos office to sp

my name is joseph saber i live right in the middle of the inner sunset. this is in reference to the paving project. in particular, the intersection at 9th avenue and irving. the proposal to block two lanes on irving street at 8th avenue would not enhance the timeline and could cause increased traffic and pedestrian safety hazard. inbound train coming off 9th avenue has to come due to traffic on irving and before turning out to irving and stopping at 8th avenue again then it would have to stop. an alternative on the screen to the inbound on the southeast corner, about the sidewalk expand the sidewalk from irving to the parking public parking driveway, this would allow one 1/2 cars to be loaded directly this would make it three stops. the time savings would be realized. additionally it would free up parking spaces on that northern side. that would have been eliminated by putting in the expanded sidewalk. a side comment. >> your time is up. next speaker. >> good morning. this you for the opportunity to publically comment. my name is andrea jad win. i'm one o

program is not about making new placing happening only more moing them and the example in the inner sunset i imagine go to mta and the board of supervisors i haven't researched this after the traffic studies and everything were dealt with then we would say this is a candidate for the program but we're dlooibl staying away from the decisions we're not involved in closing the streets >> it's important to note that the different if you have a steward and those agreements you can't what can be at a later date so the food trucks in jane warner park that would be specified in the agreement that no imperil activity if you put out our beverages there's problems. >> right now there's one universal limitation no more than 8 days a year for private events and other limthdz people want us to consider so no more than other universal limitations and below that every neighborhood can all that. >> so formula retail. >> i have no problem. >> well this answers a lot of questions i think people are generally on the same page as generally where this is going. i want to see this continued by long-range a week

so that sunset, look at the way late at 7:11 p.m. on a sunday. we talk about more clouds and a chance of shower, especially by sunday night, that could last into sunday morning so weekend plans at this point and clear winner with lots of sunshine with some warm as well. >> always thinking weekend labs. thank you, mark. >>> san diego woman is arrested after spending 15 hours stranded in monterey bay. the woman went out in a boat to watch tuesday's sunset over pacific grow when the motor fell off and fog swept in. she was stranded for 15 hours until someone in a fishing boat happened to see her and call for help. >> came last night and didn't know where she was or where to go. >> the woman set off flares but no one saw them in a heavy fog. >> the invitation from a teacher to a popular actor and comedian that's gaining a lot of attention. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, load up on your favorite coke products.

sunset today will be at 7:11.now showing you just a few sprinkles around the bay area. mainly the higher elevations, but as we get a little further north you can see towards ukiah, clear lake, cloverdale, reporting a few sprinkles, and all in advance of a very weak cold front to the north of us, and this will slowly -- slowly sag to the south and this is definitely what will bring us the rain overnight. beautiful shot from the mt. tamalpais camera. here's a look at current readings. a nice day. redwood city, 71. 79 right now in san jose. 80 in los gatos. that's where the sun has been today. half moon bay, 63. speaking of san jose, milky sky as the high clouds are over you. santa rosa right now, 69, 67 in concord. livermore, 72. all righty, gang. sunset today, thanks to returning to daylight saving time. 7:11. rain returns overnight. a few morning showers will a lot of clearing monday afternoon, and after that get ready for a nice warming trend, right into the end of our work week. here's a look at our pacific sate