any time you get the yellow and the orange, and oakland over the daily city and out to parts of the east bay, low 70s, livermore 70, upper 60s, mid- 60s and santa rosa 60. half moon bay, it's balmy for them. they'll see that weather and probably all the way through the evening. the factor of the humidity will go through the roof. possible of thunderstorms, very warm lows, and if anybody will break through that cloud deck it will be very warm. 60, 70s and even 80s. >>> light rain for the commute. >> we'll see slow traffic if that happens even if it's still wet on the road, steve. we're looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's not very slow at all. a little later it might be. right now it looks good if you want to get that early drive into the city. driving on 880 north and southbound, the traffic here does look good, but you can tell just by looking at the reflection of the lights. that sometimes leaves plex for the commute. on the peninsula, highway 881, everything looks good, road centers are showing at the speed limit traffic. 4:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> there are some o

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we are watching the daily city commute. s been an accident, two right lanes shut down northbound approaching john daly. a big rig overturned into a ditch. traffic beginning to slow down just as you approach the accident scene. i-80 is going to be very slow. the commute direction westbound, an accident blocking the left lane has traffic backed up beyond the highway to the interchange. one of the big slow spots this morning would be the bay bridge toll plaza. that is your kcbs traffic. now to michelle. >>> just one win away. the warriors are on the verge of an nba title after a thrilling win in game five of the finals. >> steph curry fires away. >> steph curry came up big in the fourth quarter. he scored 17 of his 37 points in the final period. the warriors pulled away late and won 104-91 to take a 3-2 series lead. >>> the win has bay area basketball fans fired up for the very real potential of an nba title. oracle arena was packed with excited fans last night. >> reporter: the first 1000 fans who checked in on facebook got th

trains were delayed as much as 45 minutes on the daily city line. and air conditioning unit broke down causing an electronic system to malfunction, which falsely detected trains o the tracks. >>> san jose's airport, meantime, went into emergency mode after passengers reported a strange nose on an arriving flight. you see the emergency vehicles that greeted the plane as it arrived from the dallas/ft. worth airport. you can see cws checking the landing gear. the plane will have to be inspecte >>> apple fans on the edges of their seat as ceo tim cook walkedn stage at the developers' conference. among the ne was the paid music streaming business. >> we havene more thing. >> repter: apple always saves the best for last. >> today, we're announcing, apple music the next chapter in music. and i know you are going toove it. >> reporter: apple brought on interscope records co-founder to come up with this streaming service. >> technology and art can work together. at least at apple. >> reporter: while spotify, goog and pandora credit their ail galgorithm algori

. >>> we are going to talk about this accident that just came up in the daily city area involving a big rig along 280 northbound. this big rig may have struck some debris. we have two right lanes blocked with debris along northbound 280. fortunately not delaying any of the traffic through there. 880 is wide open as it rolls to and through the oakland area. no problems as of yet. if you need to catch a flight over at the oakland airport 880 is a great way to get there. no delays. >>> lisa thank you. part of a busy road in san francisco will be closed starting today. crews have to remove huge mounds of sand piled up along the highway. the southbound lanes between lincoln way and stowe boulevard will be closed. it could take up to five days. >>> investigators in san diego county are reviewing video of a deputy using a taser on a 13- year-old boy. we want to warn you, the video is graphic. the deputy was looking for the boy after a woman reported her son was missing. he found him behind a store, but the woman says the boy resisted and the deputy used a taser on his back. >> it is not a chok

there was also delays on the daily city line because of equipment problems. high temperatures led to emergency road repair work. cal tran crews spent 6.5 hours repairing the marin side. cal tran said the road had been degraded by a diesel spill. the record heat made the road warp. traffic was backed up for miles. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors due to vote on whether to require health warnings on sugary drinks. and it would not allow city money to be spent but some businesses say the laws are scapegoating an entire industry. >>> massive man hunt continues for the two convicted murders. the female worker investigators are now focusing on who may have helped the men break free. >> plus some uber riders may be -- up next why an nfl defensive tackle is moonlighting as an uber driver. >>> right now in the east bay we're looking at a decent commute so far on the sunol grade. we'll tell you a little bit more about this in some of the other commutes. >> after a scorcher the other day we have big changes today. back. we'll have your tuesday forecast coming up.

it impacted the daily city and east bay directions around 11:00 last night. sed red pepper spray, which bart riders mistook for blood. paramedics were dispatched to the station, but an investigation eventually determined no one was stabbed. >>> now to oakley where an argument over a broken car window led to a shooting in the church parking lot. it happened at the church of latter day saints. at least 20 people were fighting, 2 were shot, another was hit with a hammer. everyone is expected to survive. >>> developing news, santa clara county supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike form. the county will ask a judge to stop the strike. contracts expire for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. they voted last week to walk off the job. >>> 6:35 now, three alleged sexual assault victims plan to file a title ix lawsuit against l university of california board of regents this morning. the three were all students at cal when they claimed they were sexually assaulted. the school didn't

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the south bay. san jose 83 degrees. 79 degrees in redwood city. still cool in daily city at 62 degrees. 71 in south san francisco. the north bay going to be in the mid-80s to upper 90s in some places. for the most part low to mid-70s for the east bay. that's where we're seeing the warmer conditions. lows for tonight mild conditions and some increasing cloud cover. my seven-day forecast, looking at temperatures 104 degrees. don't need to rub your eyes. 104 expected inland. 102 by wednesday. then it cools down as we head towards the weekend. let's talk about some traffic now as we take a look at the san mateo bridge and traffic is speedy in both directions. no construction to get in our way. we're looking quite slow over the pass. 19 miles per hour. it jumps up just a little at 51 miles per hour. back on the brakes 58 minutes now. we're still clear through daily city. >> thank you. straight ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >>> also music greats chime in on what president obama's touching renditions of amazing grace. >>> and yet he's back. arnold schwa

a major delay on bart on the daily city line and sfo direction because of an equipment problem on a traint said specifically what the issue as a. we will keep you posted on breaking news. >> pam: way across the bay area kron 4 weathercaster says no records records broken but has gotten awfully close in the east bay. and coming up tonight at 6 how to keep cool during this hot spell and those folks already finding a way to chill. after a tough overtime loss the wires are cleveland's preparing for game three of the nba finals a lot of talk following last night's game for the sunset carrots going out of him to a structure is here and at that game was thinking about you and your son there's an old adage of the ball doesn't on the baskets hard when care you never do that again but kerr was five for 23 last night doris' shooting game of his career or is just couldn't recover from the standpoint of winning the game now cleveland and a bronze in shoe much better here is around 30% and little matthew is beloved of killing of retirement calves in the eyes of a shark the lawyers last night one more t

at 6:00 ryan takeo takes us to the cities with the best and worst road conditions. >> i feel pretty much every bump i hit. >> reporter: nicole feels her car's pain daily. she drives in to larkspur, the city tied for the worst bay area roads. her jag's low profile means it's at high risk for trouble on bumpy roads. >> i'll hit a bump and i'm like i hope there's no damage to the car. >> reporter: larkspur, st. helena and petaluma make up the bottom of the list. the best in the bay area, head to the east bay. brentwood comes in at number 1 followed by dublin and el cerrito. john of the metropolitan transportation commission says early action separates the best from the worst, fixing small problems before they snowball. >> that's going to require major rehabilitation to be brought up to a state of good repair. >> in brentwood that's not the case. work crews spend their days doing minor repairs a sort of preventative maintenance. >> by filling up these cracks right now it saves a lot of money later. it would be five times as expensive if this street needed to be dug up and repaved. >> reporter: that's why the streets are so smooth. speed bumps seem to be t

the delays impacted daily city and east bay sdrexs around 11:00 last night. someone used red pepper which mistook for blood. an investigation e eventually determined that no one had been stabbed. >>> now police believe an argument over a broken car window led to a brawl and shooting in a church parking lot. it happened yesterday afternoon at the church of lather day saints. 20 people were fighting, two men got shot another got hit with a hammer. everyone is expected to survive. >>> three sexual assault victims plan to file a civil suit against the university of california board of regents this morning. they were all students at cal when they claim they were sexually assaulted. the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix requiring universities to combat gender based violence as a way to ensure that all students get equal access to education. >>> supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike tomorrow. contracts expire tomorrow for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. uni

the peninsula 88 redwood city. 68 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 72 degrees today. 66 for daily city. overdale. into the east bay 81 oakland. 89 union city. 90 in fremont. 86 in hercules. inland, here we go. a scorcher. lots of sunshine. anywhere from 101 to 105. accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat holds on before a cooldown into the weekend. saturday, fine for the fourth. >> drew, thanks. 6:51. we're back with seven things to know before you kb. >>> first, abc 7 news now looking at the bay bridge toll plaza area where leyla is reporting on that fire. we'll continue you to keep you posted with wea mmmm yoplait hello, everybody. milk cow here with an important announcement about how yoplait original now has 25% less of the sugar. less sugar?? yes. but don't worry it still tastes good. oh that is great news, milk cow. enjoy! i will. mmmmmmmm! it tastes good! i know. yoplait! >>> good morning. 6:53. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog. traffic, the headlights moving well into san francisco. >>> whether just joining us or heading out the door, seven thin

of talk on the train and educate and to work this morning the problems also want to continue the daily city systemwide this is earlier loss of before heading into san francisco backed up into the macarthur maze is looking at a 20 to 25 minute drive times getting into downtown san francisco the san mateo bridge is still packed as well westbound objections, i reckon the way to foster city that a 22 minute drive time for you fans across the span when i come back i will have some more east the drive times and also give you the latest on the board situation. >>anny hong >>michelle apon: if you're on the more for today is one to be a hard one to the edge of will warm up into the mid '70s that is in the next hour or by the lunch hour mid '80s and then will quickly give up ride around 90 degrees lead on today dislikes to feel more comfortable than what we are expecting for tomorrow plan also triple digit heat or maybe even some upper 90s mid '80s to the to slow the fall to the upper seven is around dinnertime here is what looks like outside of a fun time out their winds are light and comparable. >>

so they had to move to the cow palace in daily city. you can get a ticket for just $nine. r star was berry. it was a great year for other oakland sports as well. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. raiders best in the afc west but no selfies from fans back then. microsoft was founded and a prto type created in 1975. california became notorious for two attempts to asassin yat president ford. two women tried and failed. newspaper heiress patty hearst was arrested nearly a year after she was kidnapped and later accused of robbing a bank. watching over that history? jerry brown. >> look at him in that picture. warriors sweeping the washington bullets, and we're pulling for them to do the same this year. >> we are. okay. thank you. >> a weekend heat up is on the way. here is a look outsi >> we're heading home on 880 northbound near industrial boulevard. you can see we're backed up a little bit now. so 880 right now not looking good. >> thank you. >> tonight yahoo takes steps to stream line it's offerings. at the end of the month, the company well shut down it's yahoo maps feature. >

so they had to mve to the cow palace in daily city. you can get a ticket for just $nine. r star was berry. it was a gre year for other oakld sports as well. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. raiders best in the afc west but no selfies from fans back then. microsoft was founded and a prto ty created in 1975. californiabecame notorious for two attempts to asassin yat presiden ford. two women tried and failed. newspaper heiress patty hearst wa arrested nearly a year after she was kidnapped andater accused of robbing a bank. watching over that history? jerry brown. >> look at him in that picture. warriorssweeping the washingto bullets, and we're pulling for them to do the same this year. >> we are. okay. thank you. >> a weekend heat up is on the way. re is a lookutside >> we're heading home on 880 northbound near industrial boulevard. you can see we're backed up a little bit now. so 880 right now not looking good. >> thank you. tonight yahoo takes steps to stream line it's offerings. at the end of the month, the company well shut down it's yahoo maps fture. >> yahoo will focus o

and on the peninsula, pretty nice here in palo alto and redwood city upper 70s, san mateo, 74. looks like we'll have that fog and the low clouds from the sunset to dailya nice afternoon. sonoma, 82 degrees. closer to the water it will be a little breezy, san rafael, 80 there. 84 in santa rosa. near eastbound, oakland 70 degrees. and union city should come in at about 75 at 3:00 this afternoon. you head inland upper 80s for concord. 89 in livermore, with 92 in antioch. some 90s today, in our inland eastbound. tomorrow will be cooler, by about 5 degrees or so, parts of our inland valleys and around the bay and by monday very pleasant, but tuesday we'll warm it up again. wednesday, thursday, friday more 90s arrive inland. so, summer will be cooler the beginning of it anyway. >> and another week with no rain. lisa, thanks. >>> turning to sports now, it's l.a. versus the bay area in baseball, as the as take on the angels and then some. here's nbc 7 sports anchor rick kwan with the highlights. >> good morning, when the giants last played the dodgers, the san francisco pitching staff shut out the men in blue three straight games. but that scoreless streak fi

centel parts of western san francisco region there gets most of the fog as well some detailed daily city of the areas with the fog and nothing really out of the ordinary with that location there afternoon highs tomorrow 878 and 27 pleasanton 89 nevermore really that's the '90s the see the low 90s for for further out in an east bay shoreline 72 oakland 76 a word 57 richmond bohai tomorrow a. ayers said francisco peninsula area looking more like an upper 60s general and here's the 74 cast one more day of the cloud cover in place many start heating things up pretty quickly. and once more and 90 wednesday and friday plenty of sunshine ninth. again and he returns 95 saturday and father's day first of summer 97 degrees. >> pam: gap is making some big changes the closing clothing chain says its closing 175 stores united states will lay off 250 employees from symptoms as the headquarters the based company also is closing undisclosed number of stores in europe the shutdowns do not affect other brands which the gap owns including banana republic old navy. no. let stores and today the announcement

the bay. upper 60s in pacificca daily city as well low 60s for the most part. district 64 in san francisco. seasonal high mid 80s and low 80s in napa through son yoma. we do have temperatures on the rise and you look at those 90s to the north in clover dale pretty much in the high 80s around most of our inland locations but not a rain drop in sight. >> good morning everybody. unfortunately we do have our first accident of the morning on 85 in san jose in the southbound direction as you approach camden avenue. a car apparently trying to avoid hitting a deer ending up down a ditch so we do have this accident off to the shoulder of southbound 85. no lanes are shut down but certainly may slow things down later this morning as they don't clear it up as folks check it out in the southbound direction of highway 85. bay bridge commuting problems overnight with an accident on the span. that's long gone now. westbound 80 looking good for the drive out of oakland heading into san francisco. all other commutes are moving well including the peninsula drive for north 101 the usual 18 minutes. northbound

in the the coast here san francisco daily cities and mattel was the cloud covers.center fell scattered clouds and increase to about 12:00 p.m. afternoon there any see scattered all over on the high close for vallejo napper a fairfield oakland. still plans to sunshine getting daytime heating the cloud cover will make it feel like i hotter than normal there and cloud cover by 4:00 a.m. wednesday off the coast there and some patchy flow on the peninsula in san francisco regions and great have hundreds a handful of them can full of hundreds for a pleasant to areas livermore will reach a hundred as well easily any act at 98 under for fairfield and pre mild temperatures averaging about mid-70s even low eighties for hayward fremont and san francisco peninsula more like the upper 60s '70s some safety tips covered approachable days here with 100 degree mark drink plenty of water where it sunscreen if you have to be outdoors station area and please check and other real relatives and it should do this, can teach a course to not ever leave your children or pets in the car with

city, 71. danville, 75. walnut creek, the same. concord, 76 tying with pleasant hill. oakland you are going to get to 67. san francisco, 61. dailyy, 57. and up in the north bay along the coast, both 58 degrees today. so a cooling trend both today and tomorrow. these temperatures a little bit below average for this time of year. and it's going to warm up a little bit come tuesday and by wednesday, thursday, we could see 90s inland but it will stay cool along the coast. >> all right. >>> on to the donald. he's flirted with the idea for years and now donald trump finally taking the plunge. the outspoken billionaire on his bid for the white house. >>> a real estate mogul and tv personalty, donald trump, the latest presidential candidate to throw his hat in the ring. he made it official in new york city earlier this week. trump is the 12th republican to enter the 2016 race. >> all right. and he is a character. some saying he's just a self- promoting clown. but given the way the presidential races are overly scripted f donald trump didn't exist, we might have to invent him. >> we've definitely would. and he's just, so important to the

will cool down to and 63 degrees, we will see some sunshine, some clouds, if you are towards the coast, daily citycifica, you will hold on to mostly cloudy conditions for all of this sunday. when i come back,ly let you know how long the cooling conditions last before another warm up comes this way a little bit later. >>> we will check in with you in 15 minutes. another news, important news, the warriors chased for a championship continues tonight. golden state will taken to cavaliers on game 5 of the mba finals. best of 7 is died 2-2. let's get you caught up on what has happened. after winning a close game, losing two close games, warrior coach, steve cur, shook up the line up in game four and beat the calves by 21 points. andre started for r the first time this season. 22 points, lebron had his worst performance. we saw a lot more double teaming from the warriors, he took that terrible spill, losing his balance and crashed in to a tv camera. he was not seriously hurt. he will be back in the game. both teams were getting it on at the warriors practice facility, we sent jeff to watch to see if he c

the south bay. lots of sunshine, 82 los gatos. 77 59 for half moon bay, up to 71 red wood city, downtown san francisco tomorrow cool daily city up to 58, clouds in the north bay. 69 petaluma, 73, sonoma 79 in vallejo, 56 and cooler tomorrow than we were today. no 90s 78 concord, 81 pittsburg, 82 the high in antioch. here is the seven-day forecast, you do notice we have summer officially beginning tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. cool start to the season, also the longest day of the year. then you can see the cooling trend only lingers for two days. and we're 100 degrees inland. father's day, shaping up to be okay. >> and i'm sorry which is the longest day of the year? >> tomorrow 15 hours of daylight. >> i shall sleep. thank you, drew. >>> a group we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lo

the city's daily $200 daily fines have added up to $15,000 since march.just livestock control. >>> only one more race to win before american pharoah can be declared the triple crown winner. the belmont stakes runs tomorrow night. we're right in the middle of the action. hey, anna. >> reporter: hey, good morning to all of you at home. you guys came to me at just the right time. we've got a horse coming by right now. the horses are stretching their legs today and then the big belmont stakes that everybody is watching is tomorrow night when folks are hoping that american pharoah will be able to the triple crown and many folks are hoping that his four hooves will be here in the winner's track. it's a one and a half mile track, the most grueling of the races, the kentucky derby and the preakness. many are wondering should the rules be changed at steve coburn the winner of last year's race thinking this is not a fair playing field. he says in my lifetime i'll never see another triple crown winner because of the way they do. if you have a horse that runs run the

been a lot of fighting, the houthis controlled two-thirds of the city, and two-thirds of that city has been forced over. and in those areas people struggle to get water on a daily basis because the water infrastructure was hit by airstrikes or sabotaged in the fighting. getting access to food, i met with families there. their only water source was collecting water from dripping pipes. their only food, they've been living on business cuts and rice for two months. in other parts of the city it's incredibly difficult to get access to healthcare because moving across the city you have to move across the front lines. that is incredibly dangerous. when you're in search of healthcare or when hospitals are forced to close because of the fighting. it's every aspect of daily life is a struggle. that's why people have fled not just their homes but the city as well and have gone as far as the horn of africa or the east of the country not just because of the fighting, but because of the lack of food and lack of services as well. >> when you're up against such situation like this, for most people it's really impossible to imagine politics seems almost like an irrelevance. wh

the council actually were part of the fund and the daily the coalition is working to put this measure on the 2016 ballot and it dedicated 2 percent of city's property tax approximately $29 million a year to be used for critical services for older adults and people with disabilities and veterans those are the populations as we all know who face the unstable futures living in san francisco and citywide poll found extremely strong support for this bond measure that coalition we'll be continuing that work those are the 3 presentations that the council was presented so any questions? >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thank you is the kathy restraining order so we have no report president talk. >> case report. >> good morning, commissioners director hinton representing case and our case membership had a meeting in may with the advocacy efforts moving our focus from the mayor's office down to our board of supervisors and educating about the need for the tasks we have we'll be declining working with the process as we made headway at the mayor's office but didn't get all we were looking for we want to let everyone in the audience and the commissi

the daily news. also on the cover of the daily news. the city's crime crisis is out of control.or two about fighting crime. you look at the stats. murder is up currently here in new york city close to 20%. shooting victims up 9%. and shooting incidents as well. here's one of the second texts paragraphs. it says more people are getting shot more people are getting killed and fewer people are being stopped and frisked. >> well i mean this is what mayor bloomberg, commissioner kelly and i, the judge, we all were involved in a case to try to stop this overview of the police department. i started it with bill bratton. it goes back 20 years. and whatever you think of it it prevents crime, particularly gun crime. >> right. >> chicago has less than half the population of new york and two and a half times the number of murders per capita. we both have the same gun control laws. we seize the guns aggressively, they do not. >> we used to. >> preventive policing. >> the minute you stop seizing guns&0b and those people carrying guns think they can walk out of the housing development and airy

up to ten, there say bin that says bring your textiles i thought, is this a program, it's daily city right at the conner line do we have something similar? it seems to me that textile -- recapturing textiles, away from landfills, and resues has a lot of components there, i remember coming back to the staff saying yeah, i got a photo of it nobody had heard of it it was like something p happening at a pony ride. so that's why i asked about coordinating that around textiles, we know textiles is a big part of the last 20% to get to 0 it seems to be great there's coordination happening >> and the website, recycle where.org, has the locations, it covers the boxes and instore drop off locations like goodwill, everything. >> thanks alexa, public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, any further comments colleagues? thoughts? all right. all those in favor of approval please say aye >>-a- >> all opposed say no grants are approved. thank you everybody. [applause] >> thank you. >> all right. we can move to the next item please monica? >> approval of proposed amended guidelines for the

so we can do the work it take frz the ones who need it most the & who the cities needs the most >> we welcome back former supervisor chris daily back to chakeber >> my name is chris daily. some may know i was evicted from my mission district apartment in 1997 in the early dot com boom. last week ed lee acuds me of not doing enough for affordable housing during my tenure at city hall. yeah, he said that. what mr. buckley said is true but when it comes to aforedsable housing this board of supervisors in the entire ed lee administration is guilty of willful neglect. supervisors you heard passionate appeals from a proud community, a community for decades on end is home to immigrants working class renters mom and pop owners [inaudible] a community with social qu political activism but we find had mission, the heart of san francisco in the cross hairs of a epic real estate land grab and we know about the associative displacement and gent fiication. i know many on the board would rather not hear all this and not be here dool dealing with this. get it. non billion budget. [inaudible] party like it is 1999. the politics in the building

additional officers so our hotel guests can can feel safe ear one of the things we wrestle with daily they tell us they love our city they love the restaurants and being here but they're not coming back because they're concerned about the safety for themselves or their families they will tell us that and post it on social media when they're on the streets the things we witness every day they're witnessing also that is strong and the fact that would look at getting us not only up to the mandated level is beyond that is something that we feel strongly about we think it's important for the residents and employees alike to support this initiative >> mr. car roll you are saying that the people are filling up our hotels in san francisco are there for the very first time >> not necessarily but what they experience in san francisco -- >> you said they don't want to come back it sounds like they are >> people do come back to the city but they post it out there. next >> next speaker please? >> afternoon supervisors thank you so kindly for convening this meeting my name is ann dejesus i'm a member of day view residents improvi

120 and 140 workers there most cannot afford to live in san francisco, they live nr the outer mission or in daily city so they're good at car pooling and sharing housing, they car pool in we give them time to go out and move their cars every two hours so eliminating more parking spaces is really going to be a problem for our workers and the people who visit. i also -- my partner lives in the last block of willis street, she and all the neighbors are considered about all this housing that's coming up there and there's no provisions made for parking at all. now so we ask you to consider this, that is a very congested area already and parking is really a problem. now the fact is that if you're in the first part of your presentation or your plan you want to widen six foot sidewalks, well, we can't oppose that, if that's a handicapped accessibility issue, we're all in favor of it but there's 30 more parking places and we ask you not to eliminate them. thank you. >> nicole ferara, she's the last one who submitted a speaker card on this one. >> nicole with walk san francisco and i want today thank the mta st

updated the surplus property ordinance since 2005 percent to bring it up to speed the city's priorities and strengthen it. we have a finite amount of precious land but to develop in san francisco. on a daily basis this --, residence because they want to continue to live in the city that we should prioritize the production of affordable and middle income housing over luxury housing. the best opportunity sites that we have the are ones we have site control over and that is public land. this initiative would spend the surplus property ordinance existed among priority for publicly owned parcels to include the housing residents making us want 20% [inaudible] at which 6% san francisco residents currently qualify for. the purpose of this legislation is required also departments including enterprise agencies and school districts to reveal potential developable sites increasing the board of supervisor and public transparency of that. second, to strengthen the mayor's office of housing and community moment right of first invitations on any property consider for disposition, third to require minimum affordable housing standards and properties disposed by the city departments if not for 100% affordab

the american flag. people pretending like they have something to be proud, while people people are being murdered daily in the streets. referring to the city where roof is now jailed on nine counts of murder after the church shootings, the writer says i chose charleston because it is most historic city in my state, and at one time had the highest ratio of blacks to whites in the country. the statement also says someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world, and i guess that has to be me. >> dylann he was just like going to shoot the school up. >> christian says he was good friends with roof. roof said he was going to open fire at a charleston college, june 17th, the following wednesday. he said he didn't believe him. when the shootings occurred on the 17th and roof wassism ismwas implicated he was stunned. >> he actually went and did all this stuff he said he was going to do. >> joey meek said he allowed roof to periodically stay in miss mobile home. when he saw roof's picture on a wanted poster he called authorities. >> i identified him by name and identified to a t the exact shirt he was wearing while he did this. >> meek'

if as widely predicted, extremes are the more daily normal events, how do we cope. joining me from studio citynia, is brian holland. director of the climate programme from local and environmental issues, and associations of cities and counties, and they are in washington d.c., brenda, senior science siften tist focused on building a better safer world. are we willing to spend the money it may take to build communities able to withstand some of what mather nature is dishing out. >> yes. it's a good question. you know, it's willingness and necessity. these events are happening now. they are happening at home, and every region of the country, it's a question of do we want to spend money to prepare, to reduce the risks up front and invest in the communities at the same time. or do we want to spend it on the back end, reacting and responding in the aftermath of disasters. researchers show it's cost effective to invest upfront. a lot of cities and counties are doing around the countries. >> it's taking a lot to convince people that it's happening, which may help to make them want to spend money. >>

. >> diane: 53 oakland the before east bayshore on interest to the two degrees for daily city. >> dianeegrees for richmond upper 60s% for cisco and the peninsula. so we have one more day on the crowded conditions in place spirit rising up to the '90s what 93 saturday. 86 for by other state. --father's day >> pam: received more than 2-thousand complaints about illegal fireworks. >> pam: most were about firecrackers and bottle rockets but there is growing concern about the proliferation of more >> pam: powerfull explosives and the threat to public safety. that's why san jose is now >> pam: considering a new ordinance that would help police by permitting city park rangerscommunity service officers to issue citations. the new law also has the support of the fire department >> pam: which believes the new law would help cut down on grass fires caused by illegal fireworks. >> for us as a fire department of the perspective of not only looking at injuries in ems calls but the potential for extra fires and riots where we have a lot of other fires. >> pam: if approved by the city council the new o