so this is actually happening now and once again, the inner sunset park neighbor and merchants are at the tables saying we'll work with you and this is the only way i like to work because i came as a neighbor activist and i didn't like it when people did things in my naked an neighborhood andt when i walked out the door that it was done. so thank you to everyone for being here today. i'm really excited for all of the work that's done. it's amazing. and should i bring up naomi? naomi! so now i would like to introduce naomi kelly, a city administrator. this was her baby to manage, all of the different people to make sure it was done right. and so naomi. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, supervisor brown and mayor breed and director of public works. this project has more meaning to me because i live in the neighborhood. i spend so much time here on these corners, going to amazing fantasy with my kids, burn sf, jamba juice, you name it, so i live through the construction and understand the merchants and the pain you went through. but boy, did this turn out beautiful! i've

for the past two years, they've been working together to make crucial improvements to the inner sunsett scape and nearby transit services that not only make the area more vibrant and more accessible, safe and reliable. when you look around the surrounding streets, you see the vibrant landscapes that add to the neighborhood's charm, improve seating, as you can see, visitor striving, new street trees. all of this creates a healthy environment and a great carbon footprint. what many do not see are the upgraded traffic signals, the repaved roads and all of the help to improve thed safety and transit service. there's many components to this project that has not been seen. we have improvements to the underground sewer line and improvements to our water lines, our firefightings were upgraded or replaced, all to increase capacity and to minimize any destructions that will provide more reliable service to the community. also, as a part of this project, there's more than 3,000 feet of pipe that was installed for the department of technology for future fiber optic cables and this is a great partn

. >>> the sunset is getting earlier and earlier. 725 with the official time for sunset. we get to show you colors in the sky during this broadcast. you won't see fog that much over the next few days. i will explain why, coming up. >>> in the housing crisis, living in an rv is the only affordable option peer >>> one city is selling a longtime rv park that it has to go. for years, and antioch man allowed rvs on his lot. the rent is low, and they have power, sewer, and water hookups. the city says the property is not zoned for rv dwelling, and fails to meet state regulations. all of the residents here must leave by october 1, or the owner will define $14,000 per week. >>> i understand they wanted to be rv, stay certified, or whatever. that is understandable. it don't have to be black and white. we don't have to be back out on the street. select a homeless encampment task force will present ideas for how to fix the situation at tonight city council meeting. >>> two professional teams are leaving oakland, beast mode is coming back. don ford on how marshawn lynch want to keep

this is my first neighborhood in sunset. i lived here for eight years and still know most of my neighbors. and tiff run into some of them, our children went to the same day ericas together, small village. i have a long history in this neighborhood. to be very quick, the reason why i'm running is because all of my children are millennials. they range in age from 11, 19, 23. the oldest being savannah, graduating in pre-law and computer science. when our children graduated, come out of school, they can't afford to pay the rent here. and it's just not my children affected. any child of college age, 18 years old or millennials cannot. that's the main reason i'm running. prioritize housing, expand housing. improve the performance index in public schools. that's just some of the matters. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. preston. >> thank you. haney, everyone. i'm dean preston. i'm running for supervisor because the status quo in san francisco is just not working. with the least affordable city in the entire country, with s

like brandon, i am myself is a sunset district native. while i've never moved to the philippines, i spent a lot of time and organizing and the labor movement. and fighting alongside working class filipinos trying to survive. fighting for basic rights and. i want to thank supervisors mar, haney and yee for putting that s resolution together. -- such as throwing fundraisers and sharing his gofundme page and having the city to contribute to his life-saving medical costs that continue to incur while he is receiving urgent and needy care in the philippines. thank you. >> i am a friend, and i want to thank the supervisors for putting this resolution together. brandon represents the best of san francisco. and he's a wonderful friend and we visited the filipinos together and we were able to visit farmer peasants being displaced and workers dealing with abuse and this is why i continue to do his service for the people there. he's a great father and he's a loving husband to his wife. he cared about defending indigenous people. we had about -- about

what a gorgeous sunset we have outside. sunset 7:05 pm.sing 2 1/2 minutes of daylight per day. sunset will be before 7 pm before the week is over. we made it to 91 concorde. 90 napa. san jose 84. three my 80. 77 san francisco. everybody warmer tomorrow after a warm night tonight. redwood city 62. pollen count lowering. even with the offshore winds the pollen count staying below a six. and lowering as we headed towards thursday and friday. it is still pollen season until we get steady rainfall. i don't see that happening anytime soon. why do we warm up in the fall? it is all about the wind direction. offshore wind is a northeast wind coming from other parts of california as opposed to the pacific ocean. we need a ridge off to the west or north. we also typically need to get strong winds and high fire danger. pretty good storm going to the east. we have two of them. some tropical moisture. we have both things. that will give us a strong north to south gradient. strong north winds. no clouds at all tomorrow. sunny and warm even at the beach.

that sunset has happened. the need is still there as ms. gomez indicated. we committed over half a billion dollars to make our center competitive like las vegas and orlando. this only applies to large hotels, not small hotels. as ms. gomez indicated, once we hit a baseline inventory of 40,000 large hotel rooms, there would be a process for conversion of existing large hotel rooms. i do have some amendments which i really just spoken to that are before you, which would reenact section 41f, delete the sunset provisions, and allow for conversion once we hit 40,000 rooms. it is set forth in the ordinance to be presided over in the m planning department. i'm here to answer any questions you have. >> thank you supervisor peskin. you know, it is so frustrating how out of whack we are in this city. we know that we need more housing, yet we're converting houses and apartment buildings into hotel rooms and then hotel rooms into condos. it's all out of whack. it makes no sense. i 100% support this. if i could be added as a co-sponsor, i would appreciate that. thank yo

sunsets tonight at 7:00. it's your final dere in d.c. of the sunseting at or bend 7 p.m.nto tomorrow we get pre7:00 sun sets. so signs of fall there just not in the temperature department because des the cool start, yes, it's cool out there and yous need long sl as you get day started by afternoon and lunchtime hours snderunny bright, and kiue s temperatures close temperatures should ab rounds 80 ande into th afternoon after school, after wo temperatures peaking about 84, 8le 5 degrees in the district later today. all right, tropics still active, jerry down graded this morning post tropical storm now. windsles an hour an hours d onew loational weather service does stildropping rain on puerto rico. it tries to get the way out to sea and maybe stops. changes direction and made over potentiallyt towards of crib yap and tries to squeeze its way to g wf late nexteek. that will be one things to n watch ie united states and other thantihatll even though we have active tropics nothing there watch-out u.s. quite yet. we'll keep an eye on t. 5 outsid d.c. and 91 is tomorrow. down t

we're looking cool numbers pla the winds along the coastline, 61 in the sunset about 61 degrees and daly city 59 degrees in pacifica lot of 60's inside the bay and moving further south the 60's about all we can do is you head to the south bay numbers generally in the 60's there as well keeping a mild 69 degrees in livermore 65 in dublin 69 in walnut creek 67 in berkeley. if the idea these temperatures running well below the average and those winds up pretty blustery out toward the coast. thanks lawrence, a former dallas police officer took the stand% in her own defefee today. >>she's on trial for murder. >>last year amber guyger says she accidentally entered the wrong apartment and killed 26 year-old botham jean who she thought was an intruder, not ramiro takes us inside the car. >>inconsolable shaking and saw the former dallas police officer amber guyger testified in her own defense while facing a murder charge. geiger says after work on 9/6/2018 she was tired and confused. 1578, but that night she went in to unlock department 1478, the home of accountant john. geiger says she also thou

it has become a high priority for me and my constituents as well, given the fact that the entire sunset district is currently unprotected and vulnerable in the case of a major earthquake and major fire as a result of an earthquake. i wanted to thank the civil grand jury for choosing this issue and bring -- elevating this issue and coming up with such strong recommendations. mr. harvey? >> good morning, everyone. i'm rashay harvey, and i'm the foreperson on the 2018/2019 civil grand jury. i would like to thank the supervisors for calling this hearing on three out of four of our reports. so we have one more report scheduled for another hearing. and i would like to thank the committee clerk and the legislative aide for helping us schedule this hearing. before i get into my brief remarks today, i do want to acknowledge and thank my civil grand jury team. so if you're in the audience, could you please stand. [applause] >> i would also like to thank city leaders, community members, and experts who provided insights into our investigation topics. so the goal of the 2018 2018/2012019 report is

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mild in sunset district, low 70s, north bay, 84 in san rafael, sausalito, 76, mid-80s to napa.ice. 78 in oakland, 82 in castro valley, fremont. 88 concord, 86 accuweather seven-day forecast, low 70s at beaches, cooldown sunday followed by autumn and just in time, winds will turn around, looking at gusty offshore winds, higher fire danger. on tuesday the heat holds on wednesday, mid-70s to mid-90s and cooling will arrive on thursday. >> thank you sandhya. >>> isn't your ordinary clock tower, go inside this dream home for salem san francisco. >> live in that? >> apparently. >>> to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. >>> commuters may recognize this clock tower

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mild in sunset district, low 70s, north bay, 84 in san rafael, sausalito, 76, mid-80s to napa.y, nice. 78 in oakland, 82 in castro valley, fremont. 88 concord, 86 accuweather seven-day forecast, low 70s at beaches, cooldown sunday followed by autumn and just in time, winds will turn around, looking at gusty offshore winds, higher fire danger. on tuesday the heat holds on wednesday, mid-70s to mid-90s and cooling will arrive on thursday. >> thank you sandhya. >>> isn't your ordinary clock tower, go inside this dream home for salem san francisco. >> live in that? >> apparently. >>> find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you find? >>> commuters may recognize this clock tower as first thing they see coming into san francisco on the bay bridge. now it could be your dream home. the clock tower penthouse in south beach was just put on the market. two bedroom, two bath, 3,000 square foot home, wraparound balcony, views of the ci

there is a very nice feel looking west toward the fog, toward the sunset. highs today, 80s in concord and santa rosa. san jose, 76. oakland, only 72. what a difference two years makes. first six days of september 2017. we had the all-time record high mixed and. the average high in san francisco was 86 degrees. this september, first six is 67 degrees. nearly a 20 degree difference. so september can be chilly and it can be hot in the past couple of years, we have had th tres. thll extremely high. we will remain that way. we are looking at a pollen count between a 7 and 9. antonio brown player, will be play or not? i don't know. 7:20 kickoff monday night in oakland. 67 degrees at kickoff. there is a stiff ocean breeze outside. it is about a 4 on a 10 scale right now. it will be jacked up to a seven or eight tomorrow. a storm will pass by into the pacific northwest. because of the counterclockwise flow of air, it is giving us a strong flow from the ocean and we are looking at temperatures and staying down because the air above the chilly ocean is also chilly an

goldengate, golden sunset, harmony. 96 in santa rosa. concord is 96. above-average but not that much above-average. san francisco is 88. way above average. half moon bay is 75. hotter tomorrow. oakland is 61 and tonight is not been 61. animal pictures. the bay area pet festival sponsored by kpix 5 . the fairgrounds this weekend. down to 80 degrees and a cooling trend coming after tomorrow and the mill valley fall arts festival at the park will be beautiful down to the upper 70s by sunday. a lot of changes coming. the change today was the warmer weather. it is not the ocean warmed up but the flow from the ocean is gone. today and tomorrow we will get no flow from the ocean. not the offshore wind. minimal push from the ocean keeping us very warm for 24 hours. zero ocean breeze been active to the north. severe thunderstorm warnings for western washington. some of the active weather will move to washington and oregon into northern california by monday giving us our first widespread shower chance in four months. one third of the year we will get hot and wet

this is moving along sunset 7:22. a few clouds pass through. and made for a glory yous sunset tonight. we saw the temperatures rise today. it's going to get hotter in land towards tomorrow. i want to show you how the temperatures are faring tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. in the 70s and 80s. lunch hour it will be hot. go inside. by 4:00 p.m. the temperatures will be in the 90s and nearing 100 degrees for some parts of the bay area. it is going to be sweltering. a lovely view of downtown san francisco tonight. showing nothing but clear skies and temperatures are in the 60s and 70s everywhere. except half-moon bay it's 57. we're hanging onto the warmth from earlier in the day. look at this stunning shot. across the bay. triple digit heat tomorrow. coastal cooling on saturday. and it is going to be much cooler for all areas sunday through tuesday. air quality will continue to suffer. we have another spare the air alert for friday. notice moderate to poor air quality. the computer models want to bring in a few patches of fog. it will be clearnd mild tomorro

after the new policy is implemented. >>> another stunning sunset tonight. we have been keeping track of the forecast.'s will heat up. >> temperatures are going up tomorrow. temperatures going down saturday sunday. and it ends with showers. castro valley tomorrow will be 90. not crazy. but it will be 10-15 degrees warmer than average starting tomorrow. we have lost the ocean breeze and it is my. san jose 68. we will fall to the upper 50s tonight. livermore at 59. napa, 59. it has been cooler than average the past several days. we hopped up to 84 today and warming backup to normal. very stormy in the pacific northwest. that will continue. between storms the ridge of high pressure will be close to us. the water is cool and the air above it is cool but we have no forcing mechanism to get the cold air from here over us. the push from the ocean is gone. the ocean influence is minimized. very little cloud cover. temperatures will rise. future cast has nothing ever the bay area tomorrow morning. nothing in the afternoon. more of the same on friday. monday temperatu

her mother was born and raised in sunset and is currently a returning student at city college, while working as a message therapist. i am pleased she is present today as we recognize her incredible daughter. angelica's years were spent in district four neighborhood schools and thanks to support of teachers she was able to attend lowell high school. during her time she was involved in the jrotc program where she acquired a desire to help others in need and began to develop as a leader. in her time at lowell she participated in learning projects from cleanups at ocean beach to teaching a junior achievement class at the dye ane feinstein elementary. she has been a strong ally for the lgbq students. she is a worker at the queer resource center. she works for access to technology. while an employee she was one of a handful of community members working to implement a food program on campus to address food insecurity at city college students. as advocate for safe errands more accessible bathrooms she is working with various student organizations to ensure the college addresses this need. cu

the latest fad is the sunset strip.d for southern california's mobile, restless teenagers. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-ups that sort of looked down on kids to kids leading. >> it is the creation of the teenager, and the revolution begins. ♪ ♪ i got a light on you, babe >> the los angeles county sheriff's office has begun foot patrol on the sunset strip to cope with the growing influx of youngsters. >> the notion of teenagers who had a culture of their own, that weren't listening to their parents' music, kind of opens up this giant space for rebellions large and small. >> at least 10% of the students have used and are using marijuana. also, probably a very significant thing is that acceptance is gaining steadily and the usage is really increasing very rapidly. >> in l.a., we were all kind of, you know, smoking god's herb, whereas up in san franci

i lived in sunset for 40 years. i think sunset needs housing now because the children are growing up and family is expanding, and we need more, you know, housing, actually. the kids are growing up, they have married and have children. we need places for children to sleep. i believe the project is really good for the new people coming, you know, for our children around grandchildren. i don't have grandchildren yet. my son is getting married. i think, you know, eventually i might need to expand my house for my grandchildren. right now i don't. i am thinking about that in the future. thank you. i support this project. >> thank you. okay. if there is no further public comment is now closed. commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: i have to say i respect you, and i want to thank you. every time you come and it is tantamount for demolition you go through the process and after seeing the last one and the ones before it i may not agree with the designs you are a man of integrity for advising your client to go throu

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. >>> sunset is in one minute. it will sunset on a beautiful day before it rises tomorrow on another one. how warm we are going to get this weekend. i will tell you in just a moment. >>> we are following the breaking news for you happening at san jose state. police are investigating reports of shots fired near the library. you see one window so far. some shattered glass. university has been sending alerts to students. they are asking everyone to stay out of the area. the university tweeting this moments ago asking people to stay away from san fernando and forth. this is happening today mlk library. taking a look at the window. it appears to have been shot out. no reports of injuries. no word about a possible suspect. we are continuing to follow this. he will bring you more as we get it. >>> josh turner is scheduled to play in the north bay despite a deadly crash involving his road crew bus. a crew member was killed and several others injured. when that bus crash on highway 46 in the town of shannon. turner was not

. >>> and bruce bochy riding off into the sunset. the way the giants leader was celebrated after his historic career in the bay area. >>> and happening now, dog owners if you have any performance dog frozen raw pet food you are urged to throw it out. the fda said it tesd positive for salmonella and listeria and it was sold in two-pound frozen pouchs and if you purchased them after july 22nd you should throw it out. we'll be back with more right after the break. >>> we take a look at our te team -- our team always on social media. spending the weekend at a barbecue event in willow glen and they got third place with the chicken. follow kris on facebook, twitter and instagram. >> and now she needs to -- [ inaudible ]. >> ready to go. so if you know some giants fans you might want to forgive them because they might be melancholy. >> bruce bochy ridden off into the sunset after a rousing sendoff into oracle park. >> your manager, bruce bochy. >> he retired yesterday. >> you have taught me to look beyond impossible. to never say die and ne

beautiful sunset tonight.d towards tomorrow morning, can't rule out a patch or two of fog. right now on live doppler 7 we do have a little bit right near point reyes. temperatures at this hour pretty mild across most areas with the exception of half moon bay. it's in the 60s. and the 70s. now tomorrow morning you're going to notice that it starts out pretty mild in places on the peninsula and in the inland east bay. so we'll take a look at two temperatures. mountain view and concord in the mid 60s as we head into the lunch hour. it's already warm in the 80s, and by the afternoon we're looking at upper 80s in mountain view. mid 90s in concord. and getting even hotter than that a little bit more so later on in the day. from our mount tamalpais camera the city by the bay is absolutely stunning because of the clear skies. here is an equally gorgeous view from our sutro tower camera clr skie for mtha mildni ahd. cooler weather sunday through tuesday. air quality is declining, so we have a spare the air alert in eff

>>there's cool for report dot com beautiful sunset there too. right we're looking live right now. san francisco's embarcadero and looks like it's pretty windy after her trees. undulating in crease they oh yeah, this is a it's amazing and so yeah go for >>the hottest of hot. uh it's a little below normal dreamy at. >>i mean what extreme changes from 24 hours ago watch this rarely you see this happen to this is what goes on we see a little switch in the wind. that's all that it takes go from the offshore breezes of any of that on shore flow and why now look at that 31 degrees cooler today in santa rosa 23 degrees cooler in novato 21 degrees cooler in cocker 23 degrees cooler in hayward extreme change in temperatures just because the winds switching in that cooler air right off the ocean water so today. i stopped out still in the 70's in the san francisco's comfortable. remember just yesterday it was 94 81 degrees in oakland today, 83 in san jose 87 in livermore 82 degrees in conquer but look at santa rosa. they were up in the 100 yesterday today c

we get people living in the sunset per se, they could be living in the sunset, these people that have moved onto the waterfront. that is an important action we need to continue, just to understand where people are coming from and building that connection. we've been projecting for a while, it's not just about the neighborhood, it's about the whole city connecting to the waterfront. >> absolutely. one of the thing you mention, i don't know that we've ever see the whole length ourselves area if you are not planning to come i just want to encourage, and i think you probably have, if you please develop an executive summary it is much easier, for not just us as commission members, the people in general who want to go through it quickly, understand the key takeaways of the changes. the only other thing i want to also mention relative to the references that we always use a detailed letter from one of our very concerned constituents. he represents a lot of things going back to 1990. i just want to make a comment that, you know, this is 30 years later, the city has changed dramatically in many

a few minutes before official sunset. it is going to warm up but you have to be patient, we will let you know when it will warm up, next. >>> tonight, a south bay city plan to honor former president barack obama is facing pushback from its own mayor. >> but he says it has nothing to do with politics the former commander in chief was in san francisco today giving the keynote speech at the splunk tech conference. last night the city of milpitas voted to rename a street after him. what is the problem. well, dixon landing road ends at the newby island landfill out near the bay. and the mayor isn't having it. he is worried the street will become a national joke. possibly even targeted by president trump on twitter. or, earning monikers like obama landfill road and so on. some residents see the name change as an honor. >> dixon landing road cannot be the barack obama boulevard or bdo boulevard. next to the landfill into silicon valley, absolutely not. >> it is a good idea. he landfill part doesn't bother you. >> i don't think s