be in the sunset surrounded by other families. this is a chance for families and individuals to build a great foundation and i urge you to supportthe maximum number of units at 2550 irving . >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: i just want to voice my support for this project. san francisco has been doing an okay job on the east side but a poor job on the west side and it's unfair because on the east side there's lotsof highways and stuff and it's not the same so i'd like to see more housing on the west side and this is of course the first encouragement . >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: i live at 26th avenue twohouses away and i want to do a reality check . there is pce contamination at 2550 irving. at present nobody knows how much it will cost to remediate the land to make it safe. the presence oftoxins should reduce the purchase price instead of doubling it to $9 million . nobody disputes the need for affordable housing. the problems arise when you look at the details of this project . the immediate neighborshave

be in the sunset surrounded by other families. this is a chance for families and individuals to build a great foundation and i urge you to supportthe maximum number of units at 2550 irving . >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: i just want to voice my support for this project. san francisco has been doing an okay job on the east side but a poor job on the west side and it's unfair because on the east side there's lotsof highways and stuff and it's not the same so i'd like to see more housing on the west side and this is of course the first encouragement . >> clerk: next speaker please. >> caller: i live at 26th avenue twohouses away and i want to do a reality check . there is pce contamination at 2550 irving. at present nobody knows how much it will cost to remediate the land to make it safe. the presence oftoxins should reduce the purchase price instead of doubling it to $9 million . nobody disputes the need for affordable housing. the problems arise when you look at the details of this project . the immediate neighborshave

the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

the neighborhood parks, south sunset and west sunset and further to sunset boulevard and stern grove. this image focuses on the sunset and district 7, which has golden gate park to the north and the zoo and lake merced to the south and connects regularly in the -- into the existing bike network and flow streets, further increasing safe access to park spaces throughout and in between the neighborhoods. one way to characterize our open space by looking at how frequently average users use the space and how far they're willing to walk or travel. on the bottom right of this matrix that looks at district 4 and distribution 7 are amenitis that people want to use every day or every couple of days and want as close to home as possible. these increased can community gardens, playgrounds, dog play areas,etc. in the upper left are areas that users are willing to travel further to and may use less frequently like group picnic size. looking at the facilities and all the [inaudible]. those districts connect with the great highway. there are opportunities to recreate but few performance spaces and no

sunset and without much disruption. it obviously has the disadvantage that it has vehicles traveling through the park. you would certainly need to do something if you're going to try to have path of travel from middle all the way through m.l.k. and to the beach, to find an alternate solution. and there are any number of solutions you could potentially consider. we don't explore those in any detail, but note that this is a way very simply. probably the biggest advantage of this solution, while being kind of non-standard and not expected, it is extremely low-cost and it is something that could be tried very easily. let me turn to the southern part of this study area, where we identified where there is a lot of additional traffic on lake merced boulevard. here what we're proposing is to add some turning movement capacity and restriped this intersection. this this intersection has an area not used for vehicles. you could consider closing this section of the intersection, consolidating all of the travel movement here, and th

sunset is backlogged. golden gate park does not have -- it has all this extra greenhouse emissions and is less enjoyable for those who are enjoying golden gate park. traffic has been pushed in. nineteenth street is a disaster. and to lock in residence, if there was an emergency, they would have no way to get out. people talk about being able to enjoy this. there's already a beach and a walkway. there's plenty of room for everyone. please reopen the great highway. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> yes, i am a long-term resident of the sunset. i use the great esplanade several times a week for in-line skating -- in-line skating. it's one of the few flat roads in san francisco that is closed to traffic were you don't worry about getting hit by a car or facing steep hills and bad pavement. keeping both lanes open to pedestrians improves safety by keeping the flow of people in the same direction. opening the highway to pedestrians makes it a more desirable neighborhood t

a lot of people in the sunset at risk of being priced out. people making minimum wage can qualify for this and it helps people stay in the city and we can keep the existing resident in the sunset. this project will help the san francisco goals for fair housing. we know that nearly all affordable housing is built on the east side of san francisco. it is great to have more affordable housing and high opportunity neighborhoods. you know, if you are for affordable housing you need to be for the apartments. if you cannot find a place in the neighborhood where you want affordable housing you are pushed to somebody else. it doesn't make sense. the high price tag is because of costs like lawsuits and things they are promising to do against this. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi, i am a resident of district for a few blocks away from the site calling to express it looking like the lack of diligence going on with this proposal and lack of diligence. lack of community interaction for this as well which is odd considering they are

there are four of them in the sunset, created during the pandemic. so those are all existing treatments, i guess, or designs, that we can draw on. the district 4 network will be design, and the specific elements of it, with robust input from the neighborhood. i did want to emphasize that. again, what we're adopting today -- and i would like to make the motion that we do adopt the district 4 mobility study report. it is just a report, including analysis and some recommendations created by the t.a. staff, but we're not adopting any specific project or proposal. >> chairman: thank you, cons commissioner mar. you have moved item 8. is there a second? >> seconded. >> chairman: seconded by melgar. madam clerk, please call the role. [roll call taken] >> clerk: we have 10 ayes, the item has approval on its first reading. >> chairman: thank you. thanks, everyone. madam clerk, please call item 9. >> clerk: san francisco municipal transportation agency transit recovery plan update. this is an information item, and we received approximately two comments for this

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

well, i'm not in the outer sunset. i am in the inner sunset. and i teach schools in the outer richmond. and pre pandemic, my path to the outer richmond was chain of lakes. every school day and often on weekends as well, i travel north to south and south to north on chain of lakes. and i'm really surprised to hear some comments because i'm there and the morning and i'm there at lunchtime and i'm there in the evenings and i'm surprised to hear people say 30 to 45 minutes to get across the park on channel lakes. i, since i've been a member of the commission, which is about nine months now, every time i take that path north or south, i time my travel time and the longest it has taken me was 12 minutes and that was a case in the extreme. for the most part, it's five, six, seven minutes to go from town to. i travel it often and it has not impacted me in a negative way. with sundays being shut down to vehicular traffic and i do think that it will be discussed widely by the commission this summer and i know that one of the proposals may be to go from a

before we continue to allow this to go on without a sunset date. it's the reason why i would like to make the motion to amend item 36, and my amendments, which i believe my staff has shared with you, that on page 1, line 22, to remove the leading and at revising, add back the sections 12.5, sunset provision, starting on page 1, line 23, through page 2, line 4, and make the expiration date december 7, 2021, and that is the second to the last of our board meeting to the winter recess which allow us to have the -- the m.o.u., i do not believe, needs to come to -- for approval, but i think it would be a good piece of information before we further allowing this -- this legislation ordinance to go on with or without a sunset date, that we should really have the m.o.u. in our hand to better inform us to make that decision. with this amendment, i want to be clear, we're not holding off rec and park doing what they're doing right now. it's just that they can continue with their flex pricing admission and return to the board in december with an m.o.u. thank

before we continue to allow this to go on without a sunset date. it's the reason why i would like to make the motion to amend item 36, and my amendments, which i believe my staff has shared with you, that on page 1, line 22, to remove the leading and at revising, add back the sections 12.5, sunset provision, starting on page 1, line 23, through page 2, line 4, and make the expiration date december 7, 2021, and that is the second to the last of our board meeting to the winter recess which allow us to have the -- the m.o.u., i do not believe, needs to come to -- for approval, but i think it would be a good piece of information before we further allowing this -- this legislation ordinance to go on with or without a sunset date, that we should really have the m.o.u. in our hand to better inform us to make that decision. with this amendment, i want to be clear, we're not holding off rec and park doing what they're doing right now. it's just that they can continue with their flex pricing admission and return to the board in december with an m.o.u. thank

we saw that yesterday, especially around sunset. the light shades of blue showing a moderate amount of smoke coming in for many of the microclimates especially for parts of the east bay and north bay and part of the tri-valley. we do have some clearing in the coast this afternoon but we have patches of the smoke coming through for today. once again, it's all because we are dixie fire to the tapl arak fire. as we take a look at where we are headed for today, some upper 60s for san francisco. oakland reaching 74. 97 today in concord. mike, you were spotting a possible fire reported? >> yeah, here in the chp report, 280 around saratoga. i believe it's just a little encampment just off the freeway. over here in fremont area, a closure around the tunnel. still cannot make the connection between 680 and that junction so use 680 and mission to get around. we'll track that more if it's an issue. and then all the way into concord, easy flow of traffic moving nicely amongst all those lanes. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," time to ma

of sunset yearly. this is going to be supposed to be you going to tell me about some new career or marble. i don't know about the buyout. if you're trying to yield something or, or like gold leave them. i often think you see trumps bad a trump tower. but they must have a little persian in it because when it goes into that bad every, i'm shelly, she has a best friend or a deck, someone in his life is purged. we're having a great time with my new best friend reservoir and you know, i'm from the reality series. shaws of sunset and brother, you've got to come up with this memoir. now ours is still in is memoirs of a gauge? shaw is it, is it in the pipeline or is it out only it's, it's totally in the pipeline, although i'm super ambitious and i think i can do everything. i did get a ghostwriter so i wouldn't be like one long run on sentence. and we had many sessions, i gave her all of my proposals and everything, but i jotted down interviews with my mom and stuff. and she's, you know, trying to compile it i

>> no, that would not be substantive, but if i may, i would like to like to add on why that sunset date is there. and that's because under the board's rules, there are rules about regular meetings of subordinate bodies and the rules say the ellening legislation shall also include the qualifications of each member, the length of terms of appointments and the sunset clause not to exceed three years. so that is in the bortd's rules of order. of course, the board may be ordinance exceed that limit, but it is really what we use as a default and where the board seeks to establish a body that will extend for more than three years. this body shall exist for a longer period than three years. so that is a policy choice, but i wanted to give that background for why that default deadline exists. >> so supervisor safai, based on the recommendations of the task force, i would so that everybody can concentrate on the work at hand and not have to go before the board two years earlier. the good thing is it forces a conversation, but i don't think that given all of the focus that that we need to focus th

they can only go left and they can just go down sunset. i think more thoughtfulness has to go into picking which streets become the slow streets, whatever. i think you need community involvement. i echo the idea that surveys should be mailed so everyone can get a copy. last point is, i think that other streets have similar problems that i just said. i believe that until we can do more studies that these slow streets should be shut down, temporarily, until the studies occur, we see what the traffic patterns are. thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: thank you. there are no more callers. please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 6. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. approval on its first reading. >> chair mandelman: thank you. please call item 7. >> clerk: award 15-month professional service contract with an option to extend for additional six months for e.m.c. research in an amount not to exceed $100,000 for voter opinion survey. this is an action time. >> good morning, chair and commissioners. this item relates to develop a new trans

the sunset has been a beacon for working and middle class families, a place to attend a good school, start a small business, and enjoy the open parks and spaces -- small spaces. but in fiscal year 19-20, there were 4,430 applications for affordable housing for my constituents, over 3,000 in the 94122 zip code, where 2550 irving is located. only 30 applicants were placed in affordable housing, and because we have underinvested in affordable housing, they all moved out of the sunset. it's quite literally like winning the lottery. this is a case for all of our city's affordable housing developments, and we need the courage to do better for our communities. last year, we conducted a community needs assessment as part of sunset forward, our neighborhood community planning process, which aims to stabilize low and moderate income families and seniors in the sunset. we learned that 64% of residents think that housing in the sunset is unaffordable, and 40% their think few -- think their future housing needs will not be met. district 4 has the lowest cumulative housing balance in the housing b

they can only go left and they can just go down sunset. i think more thoughtfulness has to go into picking which streets become the slow streets, whatever. i think you need community involvement. i echo the idea that surveys should be mailed so everyone can get a copy. last point is, i think that other streets have similar problems that i just said. i believe that until we can do more studies that these slow streets should be shut down, temporarily, until the studies occur, we see what the traffic patterns are. thank you very much for your time. >> clerk: thank you. there are no more callers. please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 6. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. approval on its first reading. >> chair mandelman: thank you. please call item 7. >> clerk: award 15-month professional service contract with an option to extend for additional six months for e.m.c. research in an amount not to exceed $100,000 for voter opinion survey. this is an action time. >> good morning, chair and commissioners. this item relates to develop a new trans

we have seen the slogan, sunset during previous years, because you, if you look at these concrete political parties, then they are very different. some parties are very pro ration, some are very much against russia. some part these wants to very strong involvement of the state in the economy. us some other part this, they don't want. so that in subs from substance actually they are very, very different. and it also has been the reason why so far they didn't manage to unite their forces. so that's one of the things that i'd like them. one of the things that does unite them is the issue of migrants, which has been particularly divisive for the you. and i think that actually the majority of citizens in europe, they are very worried about the migration issues starting from this that why people all have to leave data data homeland in the sunsets. it's very human and in lots of cases human tragedy. so that i guess the majority of people in europe in distance don't want to see that people will have to leave their homes and then start the life of g. i'm not only about to say yes, miss denied. perha

the outer sunset reaches into the upper 50s. and mill valley will see highs in the mid-70s and some mid-80s for sonoma. as we go through the next several days, we still get an ocean breeze and a lot of fog near the coast. monsoonal moisture still staying well to the east of us, but notice how as we go into early next week, we could start to see that returning to the sierra. that means we could feel a little bit of that humidity and see those high clouds moving by. and we'll once again have to watch out for those lightning strikes. and we're really excited about the opening ceremony of the olympics. just wanted to check out the weather in tokyo and see what's going on there. we've been hearing a lot of complaints about the heat and humidity. well, this is why. because the air temperature is reaching into the low 90s over the next few days, and the humidity is not what we're used to. it's very high. so here we had the dry heat and some temperatures reaching into the upper 80s here. it's going to feel much more comfortable than wha

the project would include 100 rental units, 40 of which would be set aside for current sunset residentse loan agreement now heads to the full board of supervisor there's for a vote. the town of danville is trying to challenge requirements on how many units of housing it needs to build the association of bay area governments has mandated that more than 2200 housing units need to be built in danville in the next decade. cities are bound by obligations on how much housing they need to build in order to alleviate the housing crisis. the town of danville is appealing, accusing the government council of using the wrong methods. to calculate those numbers. realtors in the sierra are seeing a new trend in buyers. they called them hybrid residents when many people in the tech industry started working remotely, they moved to their vacation homes near lake tahoe, and now that they're being told to come back to the office. many of those workers have returned to the bay area, but not full time. they're also living part time in the sierra. that's creating a housing crunch for people who are long term

moose call off pierre went, chasing the moose into the sunset.e sights, sounds and smells of the canadian wilderness. next up, we're off to the philippines and the island of negros, made famous by a local sport that has attracted thousands of thrillseekers from all over the world, including our very own henry golding. we don't recommend you try this at home. cheering that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! laughter on something that's... it's a unique thing. it might look like a few bits of bamboo strung together with wheels, but that is pretty much what it is! add a hill and a few obstacles, you've got a sport that will definitely get the adrenaline going. it all started when local environmentalist nicky decided to ramp up a children's game and turn it into a heart—stopping adventure sport. it could be described as an extreme sport. an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends! cheering he is still alive. so, missing about 15 trees on the way down, ok? that is important. oh, dear. oh, dear! gaining speed! yeah

it's only about nine o'clock sunsets right about 8 35 these days so you can see by, uh, sunset and intowill have the clowns back, stopping it for you at midnight and even a little bit of drizzle there along the coastline and perhaps. in our hills tomorrow morning temperatures will be a relatively cool not too bad, though. 51 degrees in santa rosa anne accurate 61 along the peninsula 56 in redwood city clouds patchy drizzle breaking away to afternoon sun and temperatures a little bit cool, especially for inland cities for this time of year. take a look at livermore 10 degrees below the seasonal average. 79 expected for you there. we'll go 70 in oakland mid sixties for san francisco 84 in santa rosa and a mile 76 over san jose. i'd better look at some of these highs for tomorrow. how about 73 sam matteo for the inner east bay 82 conquered and in the north based 79 expected over san rafel temperatures will begin to heat up especially far inland cities getting close to 100 degrees later in the week. better details on this coming up in just a little bit. all right, rosemary. thank you so muc

the board of supervisors votes on whether to buy this building in the sunset district. currently, it's the temporary home of a police credit union. in an online news conference, activists say nearly 5,000 sunset residents applied for affordable housing and nearly two thirds were asian-americans >> this is an underutilized lot which is a prime location next to the park in the community where we can build housing for families. from tomorrow the board of supervisor also vote on when to approve a $14 million loan to acquire the site. >>> a call for care tonight from caregivers' labor union in oak rand. care givers are demanding $4 billion investment. they say the pandemic hit the community really hard. >> many of us provided care for others during covid, without having health care for ourselves or our families. so i ask you, isn't a caregiver deserving of care? >> they're also asking for a path to citizenship. >>> inflation jumped over 3%. but nationally, inflation is rising at its fastest pace in almost 13 year accord together labor department. the consumer price index inc

we'll call for partly cloudy skies for the east bay at sunset, which is cost about 8 20 these days. here's a look at what's going on over the sierra, though. notice the change here. we've got some thunderstorm activity not only for today, but the chance will linger into the weekend. if you do have plans. ahead to the sierra be prepared for this. we've got some not picking up on any thunderstorms, but that could change we get into the afternoon with the afternoon heat, and there is a flash flood watch that started at noontime today and we'll go until this evening, not only for the tahoe area, take a look. it also includes areas like mammoth as well as yosemite. so again, something to be aware of. it's a little bit too interesting whether going on over the sierra today and into the weekend for us again. we've got the partly the sunset is moving into the bay temperature wise right about average for most of us 85 degrees. santa rosa today will go 65 in san francisco low seventies oakland, 94 livermore3 better look at som to 78 for the inner east bay going to be another warm one going to

members of the sunset's asian-american community lobbied to approve the plan. allow 98 families to stay and work in the city. >> i think that in itself is a very powerful, overdue opportunity that we should be celebrating. >> today's vote approves a $14 million loan to acquire the site. next in the process is the design process. opponents do worry it will look out of place among the district's single-family homes. >>> you know, it hadn't been the torch relay we've been accustomed to, but it continues to the opening ceremony nonetheless. we'll take the unique approach today when we come back. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, we're digging deeper into a troubling report made about the man behind the mass shooting at the vta and why local authorities were never informed. >>> plus, what does it take to get to tokyo? mike tirico is in quarantine ahead of the games. these conversations and more in our 7:00 newscast. >>> but first on nightly news with lester holt, some experts say a tidal wave of new infections is coming for people who aren't vaccinated. lester looks in

and item number four is an ordinance amending the code the sunset date of the food security task force assisting with the department of public health, food security and equity report. i believe there's a request for a committee report on all three of these items. >> chairman: that is correct. these three items have been brought to us by supervisor safai. supervisor safai, welcome, and good morning. >> supervisor safai: hi everyone. good morning. so, colleagues, as the supervisor said and chair peskin said. i'm bringing three ordinances all in one. in our efforts to reimagine how we distribute food and food related services to our most vulnerable residents here in san francisco. these three ordinances build off one another. the food security task force was first created by former supervisor sophie maxwell in 2005. for 16 years, the department of health under the fundamental leadership of ms. paula jones and susie smith community based organization silos. as our city begins to recover from the covid-19 pandemic, the role of security passport has become even more important. and more certa

. >>> san francisco leaders approved affordable housing development for the city sunset neighborhood.many people pressed hard for this plan which will level this building on irving street. members of the sunset asian-american community lobbied the city to approve these multi story plan with zoom meetings and a petition drive. today's vote approved a $14 million loan to acquire this site. opponents will look out of place among the district's single family homes. >>> the people who live in rvs escalated today with a lawsuit. voters passed a parking ban. groups including the aclu are suing the city on behalf of six people who live in rvs. those are the plaintiffs, they claim their mountain view residents who have tied to the city through work or their children's school. the city of mountain view says it is evaluating that lawsuit. >>> more road closures coming this weekend as caltran continues to do major road work on 242. the closure begins at 10:00 p.m. and continues until monday at 10:00 a.m. northbound lanes will be closed over night but one lane will be reopened during the daytime.

i think as we get a little bit closer to sunset, we'll see the clouds move back across the bay and alongnshore breeze, you can see sfo reporting wind gusts to 30 mph right now. oakland sustained or i should say, hey, were sustained at 12 and livermore right about 13 relative humidity is up. that is definitely some good news with this type of pattern, the onshore breeze the deep marine layer. oakland north reporting relative humidity 63% here in the late afternoon, so that's helping out as far as you know the fire danger that we have the drought concerns that we have at least this pattern helps us out in that sense, but the deep marine layer is going to stick with us tomorrow morning and a little bit of patchy drizzle to go along with it. and here's the time stamp that reads seven a.m. notices in the north bay, the east bay portions of the south bay, perhaps even through the delta in a little bit over areas of the sacramento valley. it pulls back once again will be mostly sunny away from the coastline into the afternoon and look at your temperatures for tomorrow morning. how about 48 degr

to move back across the bay in time for sunset and beyond., we've got the low clouds along the coastline, even drizzle reported at times throughout especially the morning hours, even some accumulation reported in the last couple of days and getting into the next couple of days. things aren't going to change much as the phone right now reporting an onshore breeze at 22 mph. livermore reporting 14. here's a look at the future cast again getting into the evening hours. just about sunset notice across the east bay. we've got the clouds back in play. entering into the north bay as well. tomorrow morning filled in pretty good to start the day and then it'll pull back once again, only to return tomorrow night. and this is the pattern we are going to see, also for fourth of july, so with that said, well call for partly sunny. partly cloudy skies around the bay and mostly clear skies for inland cities. if you do plan on heading to san francisco for the fireworks show, do expect those low clouds to be in place and the breezy conditions which could make

it's beautiful sunset. it's gonna be a beautiful sunset. the fog came back to the coast who has gone most of the day. beaches got up in the mid sixties for a time. tomorrow's gonna be a lot like today, except i think we'll see a lot less or feel a lot less of the humidity. um as we go into it, so when we get back here, i'll talk about the five day forecast will look into concerns for fire, danger and thunderstorms and all that when i see you next. bill c n a bit. thank you. california's electric grid operator is once again asking people to conserve energy. within the last two hours, calista has issued a statewide flex alert for tomorrow between four and nine pm no flex alert was called for tonight. calyx so issued the alert due to heat and tight supply conditions. customers are asked to avoid using large appliances and to take other steps to save power. want to get you an update now on the breaking news we've been covering in the south bay today. that's where brush fire is burning in coyote creek near the san jose milpitas border, ktvu is a

going to see a few high clouds coming in towards sunset time. could make for a nice sunset around the bay area, but the rain producing moisture likely staying off to our east. moving forward. hazy skies behind me. more on that coming up in our weather forecast when we might begin to see a little bit of that upper level smoke moving into the bay area. cooler finish to the weekend as well. a closer look at your sunday forecast coming up in >>> a fund-raiser is planned tonight in guerneville for a man now some questioning times of the event after such emotional testimony after capitol police at a house committee the event press winery in guerneville. tickets are $100 according to the event posting online. he allegedly filmed himself at entrance of the u.s. capitol building along way mob of people rushing to get inside. arrested in nebraska and now faces several federal charges. he's sets to appear in court next month. >>> over in heyward today an exciting day as the community dream becomes a reality. >> get ready for the stack center coming to sout

but if you got tonight, about 45 minutes after sunset and look low in the west, you will see the viewthe western part of the horizon. if you would go toward the west, mars and venus will be so close together that there almost touching. venus will be the really bright one and mars will be the red one and just a little bit above it to the left is a beautiful crescent moon, so it will be hard to mrs. if you have a view to the west. as long as it is not foggy or cloudy like it is in much of san francisco. >> how frequently might we get this view? i'm trying to way that when i decide if i should go out there and look. >> it will be good tomorrow night so if you miss it tonight, tomorrow night at 9:15, you will see the same view with the moon further away. the next time they will be this close will be 2034. you might want to try to see it this time if you are an astronomy fan. through binoculars you should be able to see it very nicely. if you have a pair of inoculates, grab them and go out right after sunset tonight, looking low in the west. >> all right, professor andrew fraknoi. thank yo

how to star gaze and learn >>> the next in-person sunset science is august 27.e book tickets if you are interested. the current event is sold-out. lisa, let's get one final check of the weather. >>> a nice view of the full moon the past few nights but right now it is clear, 55 in san jose, another 27 degrees of warming keeps you in the low 80s again today. so, we are looking at a hot forecast for our inland valleys. increasing clouds tomorrow through monday and tuesday. that comes with a slight chance of dry thunderstorms. 90s return, mid-90s by the delta, 93 in livermore, 76 in san mateo, 84 in san rafael. today is the sunnier and warmer day out of the weekend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling, higher humidity tomorrow and monday and tuesday we are watching for dry lightning. it gets hot tuesday to wednesday, especially inland. even thursday we will see upper 90s inland. >> all right, lisa. we will continue to track that. thank you. >>> and thank you all for joining us here on abc7 mornings. i am liz kreutz alal argen. abc7 continues at 9:00 a.m. w

chasing the moose into the sunset.s of the canadian wilderness. next up, we're off to the philippines and the island of nag ross, made famous by a local sport that has attracted thousands of thrillseekers from all over the world, including our very own henry golding. we don't recommend you try this at home. —— island of negros. that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! _ that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! on _ that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! on something. | about 30 feet! 0n something. it's a unique thing. it about 30 feet! on something. it's a unique thing.— it's a unique thing. it might look like — it's a unique thing. it might look like a _ it's a unique thing. it might look like a few— it's a unique thing. it might look like a few bits - it's a unique thing. it might look like a few bits of - it's a unique thing. it might i look like a few bits of bamboo strung together with wheels, but, that is pretty much what it is! at a but, that is pretty much what it is! ata hill but, that is p

standstill inside. marian no, i disagree so far its own this logan, since we have seen the slogan sunset during previous years, because you, if you look at these concrete political parties, then they are very different. some part, these are very progression, some are very much against russia, some parties once to a very strong involvement of the state in economy or some other part this they don't want. so that in subs from substance actually they are very, very different. and it also has been the reason why so far they didn't manage to unite the forces. so that's one of the things. one of the things that does unite them is the issue of migrants, which has been particularly devices for the you. and i think that's actually majority of citizens in europe. they are very worried about the migration issues starting from this that why people don't have to leave data data homeland in the sunsets. it's very human and in lots of cases human tragedy. so that i guess the majority of people in europe in distance don't want to see that people will have to leave their homes and then start the life of g

we have seen the slogan, sunset during previous years, because you, if you look at these concrete political parties, then they are very different. some parties are very pro russian, some are very much against russia. some part these wants to very strong involvement of the state in economy. it's some other part this they don't want. so that in subs from substance actually they are very, very different. and it also has been the reason why so far they didn't manage to unite their forces. so that one of the things, one of the things that does unite them is the issue of migrants which has been particularly divisive for the you. and i think that actually majority of citizens in europe, they are very worried about migration issues starting from dish that white people all have to leave their homeland in the sunsets. it's very human and in lots of cases, human friendship. so that, i guess, but the majority of people in europe in distance don't want to see that people will have to leave their homes and start the life of g. i'm not only about to say yes, miss denied. perhaps the most disappointing asp

and along the east space shore in time for sunset.omorrow morning, we wake up the clouds along the coastline just inside the bay, perhaps along the east bank and a very nice pattern settling in for the days ahead. the afternoon highs for today we'll go 85 for santa rosa 66 in san francisco, low seventies in oakland, a low nineties for livermore in san jose, right about 82, as you can see with that comparison there right about average for this time of year along the peninsula this afternoon 82 for you read with city in the north. people go 82 in napa and for the inner east bay, one of the warmer spots. 94 degrees expected over areas of an attack will go 94 for fairfield. i'll have a look at the extended forecast all the way into next weekend coming up. and just a little bit. and still to come at noon. the u. s is blasting china, calling beijing's actions in cyberspace eye opening and surprising how the u. s is blaming china for wide reaching cyber today transft detainee out of the wartime prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. the moroccan ma

here's a look at what we expect a little bit closer to sunset. moving into the east bay into our east bay hills and into the north bay as well. then, as we get into the evening hours, perhaps even a little bit of patchy drizzle. once again along the coastline and in our hills temperatures tomorrow morning, arranging from the low fifties to low sixties 55 in san francisco low sixties in antioch. and then as we get into the afternoon, these temperatures even a little bit cooler than today and below average in most areas, just by a little bit. san francisco 65 70 for you there. livermore typically 89 tomorrow, your action in high going to be 80 76 expected over san jose, we're going to hold on to this mild pattern, at least for a few days, but then we're going to really heat it up in time for the back end of the week. i have better details coming up in just a little bit. all right, rosemary. thank you. l a county firefighters are on the scene of a wildfire on the grapevine along i five near gorman. the tumbleweed fire has burned about 1000 acres and