the second biggest use is pledged tax increment. as a reminder, increment that's generated either in mission bay north, mission bay south, or the state owned parcels in transbay, very small amount in south beach harbor and this year it's very exciting to report, we just got the first property tax distribution from the controller in january, and we have over $150,000 generated in pledge property tax income in shipyard 1. so that means there is starting to be some there, and it's an indication that redevelopment works. we have worked really hard to put development out in that area and it's now generating property tax which is showing up on the rolls and generating revenue for future development, which is what redevelopment is supposed to do, so that's really exciting. and so our next steps are to hear your commentary and feedback, integrate that into the rops, and then go back for oversight board approval on january 22nd, and then submit an improved rops before february 1st. and if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer them. >> are there any speaker cards, madam secretary? >> no, madam chair, there are no speaker cards. >> i will close public comments since there are no speaker car

it was commendable the hard work and dedication exhibited by local groups such as south beach rincon hill mission bay neighborhood association and the mission bay citizen advisory committee whose voices helped shape this project. with their input and commitment to a better san francisco along with civic leaders, social interest groups, and other political leaders citywide, the mission project is a model development. it is a win-win for all. the reverend arnold townsend said something at the port commission hearing january -- >> thank you. and as the timer comes up, you're welcome to finish your sentence, so if we can allow people to do that, thank you. thank you. >> hi. my name is stephanie mueller. i'm here to represent delancey street neighborhood. i agree we've been friends and partners of the giants with at&t park and the entire building of the community, and we are so looking forward to the possibility of jobs, the possibility of some affordable housing. just as an aside, you know, as you know better than anyone here, delancey street's dedicated to helping people change their liv

i think you've got -- you've got the south beach marina, you've got the cruising, the special events, you've got the ship building, and missing one. >> harbor services. >> harbor services. we've always known that it's a hodgepodge of things, but i think we should be rethinking our maritime strategies. it's supposed to be a priority of this port, and we want to make sure that we're not just swimming upstream. >> it is absolutely a priority, and i've already been speaking to our chief operating officer about the cruise strategy and how the port can grow in cruise. we know we'll be receiving bigger ships, but where are our berths to welcome bigger ships, and i think it would be something great to put on the calendar so you can hear some of our bigger thinking on how to grow in the cruise business and also to stablize the business that we have. we know cruise is cyclical, and when there is a recession, definitely, cruise declines, but we want to stablize a certain volume of trips to san francisco, so we can ensure a profit to our cruise investment in pier 27, so i think it would be excell

central and eastern scotland, central and eastern part of england but some showers may even if the south beachd with those bass riddled with dolly wins. the better 3—7. it stays cold as we head through the course of sunday night first thing on monday, further snow showers across the north and west and the temperature is below freezing for many, certainly out of town we will see a risk of ice to greet us first thing monday morning. watch out about heading out early, you will certainly have to scrap your part in many places. wintry showers across england and on the whole, not a bad day for monday, a lot of dry weather, plenty of sunshine, the winds will be lighter than the one area of high pressure. behind the u can see the next with a front which will be moving in off the atlantic and without increasing wind, coming in from the south—west on the gal forces around some irish sea coast was yvonne simms the cold air, some snow on its leading edge and certainly over the high ground, northern england and scotland, a fairamount of northern england and scotland, a fair amount of snow and in fact furth

and south -- >> and what was the reason for doing that? >> south beach had some infrastructure issues and we just decided to merge forces. >> share expenses and what not? >> yes. >> do we have public comment on item number 7? seeing none, closed. >> item 8, news business, new items for future consideration by the commission. >> i want to suggest we revisit an actually spend time researching the concept of helping small businesses purchase their store fronts. a number of business i know have done this and i feel like this is really the ultimate way to protect a small business from being evicted, is if they own their store front. some folks are doing it through a tic and i think with the crisis we're in right now, we really need to look at this seriously. >> i'm glad you brought that up, i agree with you 110%. this is probably before mark's time and yours, but we did this 6-7 years ago and we had success with this. you're right, now the is the time, because some of the people we helped own their store front now and they're here and doing good. >> i know so

the neighborhood itself. in many local precincts in south beach, south of market and mission bay, residents voted in favor of the project at a rate of more than 80% and in some precincts, 90% in favor of mission rock. this is a remarkable feat given that they mostly receive negative i am put. we are ang cut to get started -- anxious to get started. we worked hard to achieve the objectives. this project doesn't displace anyone. but replaces a giant surface parking lot with new parks, homes, jobs, and helps bring a greater sense of community and vibrancy to mission bay. and, of course, it builds housing, 40% of which is affordable to low and middle income families fighting to remain in our great city. >> the foundation of our planning process has been rooted in public spaces. >> excuse me. can you please identify yourself. >> my name is fran weld, i'm senior vice president of development for the giants delighted to be with you all today. thank you for having me. the foundation of our planning process has been rooted in public space and creating 8 acres of parks and open space. this network will connect a neighb

the central waterfront advisory committee, the south beach rincon neighborhood association, and their chair, and the advisory committee, alice rogers, toby levine and of course i want to recognize the project sponsor, the san francisco giants for really truly committing to a project that works for san francisco. their very mucher that lives in san in -- developer lives in san francisco. they're going to see us every day. i think it really matters a lot to have developers that are committed to working through very difficult conversations to figure out how we can come up with a project that works for all of us. of course, i want to also acknowledge the port and our director along with the office of economic workforce development, the planning department, the mayor's office and the city attorney. i will hand over the presentation to the port. i saw -- >> supervisor, before we move into the presentation, there are other members of the board that would like to make comments as well. >> before we bring up the port to speak, we have members of the board that would like to make opening commen

want to show you a live picture from the south beach camera. it's a gorgeous view. high clouds are passing through the bay area. in the 50s from san francisco to oakland. mountain view, san jose. feels like winter. a beautiful view from the sutro camera as we look at the temperatures, low to mid-50s. concord at 58 degrees. one more live picture from the golden gate bridge camera. mix of sun and clouds and windy and chilly chance of a wintry precipitation tomorrow. snow level down to 1800 feet. it's coming down even lower. as a cold system comes in. tomorrow morning when you combine the wind and the chill, expect it to feel colder than it has been. upper 20s for the coldest inland valleys to the north. about low 40s in san francisco. definitely need the jackets when you get going. your kids will need to be bundled up. tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be chilly. upper 40s to the 50s. windy with a potential for showers mixing in with snow. just like the system that came through this morning, it was a few showers and a little bit of snow over the higher terrain, that's

a live look from the south beach camera. you can see a little bit of color in the sky as the sun comes up behind the bay bridge. >>> 6:30. welcome to thursday, february 15th. >> it is 6:29. we have a lot to get to, including updates on the shoot not guilty flori -- shooting in florida. here's meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >> one of your least concerns today. a nice day out there. it's going to be a pleasant day. how about that. hi everybody. a look at live doppler 7. it is dry out there. i know we desperately need the rain. it's not coming. here's my 12-hour planner. microclimates this morning from 35 inland to 42 at the coast. homogenized air mass by noon. 58 to 59. check out the temperatures after the 4:00. 56 for you at the coast. the rest of us around 63. a pretty nice evening. 49 at the coast. 52 to 55 for the rest of us. take a look at your weekend forecast. big changes coming u we'll see you then. here's frances. how is it going? >> there's a big rig accident. eastbound 80 approaching lagoon vall valley r

beach of the san mateo coach -- coast all the way to the supreme court. sun microsystems cofounder has been battling surfers and others over access to martin's beach south of half moon bay. last august the appeals court ruled he violated the california coastal act by locking a gate on his 89 acre property locking public access to the beach.>>> golden gate park a coast guard rescue helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing on the outfield grass of a baseball field. rob rawls talk to the pilot about her decision to put the chopper down.>> reporter: the

in the south bay, heading to the beach, santa cruz going to be packed look at these temperatures.e'll in the 50s around 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. up to tomorrow in concord. 76, pleasonton. oaklan 74 degrees. great to enjoy lunar new year celebrations. head out to the oakland asian enjoy that. lookin gorgeous. back towards peninsula, 70 in half mbay. 75 in redwood city. strang out there. my extended forecast shows dry weathe san francisco the next seven days as you can see, we'll begin to cool down into next week and for the inland valley we'll stay with the trend of low to mid-70s through rainfa chances aren't looking that great. in they're kind of backing off. so will continue to monitor that and for the super bowl, we gave he a few extra seconds. 6 degrees on sunday for the super bowl. so coldest ever outside for fans it's been. >> but the game thankfully will >> exactly. >> still got to bundle up. >> soon, we need janelle's progre kags. my -- she may not get it back, but she'll be getting the next extra careful, you can record so you don't miss a thing. we're in a momentthe company bo

the ground there either. here's a look at south beach from south beach at the west side of the bay bridge. mass transit, it's going to be cold again this morning. roads, there's a chance of spotty showers and not as bright if we're out on the bay today. here's a look at san francisco. we're going to be stuck in the 40s until noon. low 50s from 2:00 to 4:00. back in the 40s by 6:00. notice, a lot of cloud cover today. down in the south bay, a little more sunshine early. but the clouds will come in. you'll be in the 40s through 10:00. 53 at noon. and then mid to upper 50s from 2:00 to 4:00. back in the 40s by 8:00. we'll take a look around the state today. if you're headed to the sierra, a snowstorm is brewing there and another chance for us to get wintry showers in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> no metering lights obviously yet. but we have a little backup for those folks paying cash in the right and left hand lanes. otherwise, the middle lanes are the fastrakers and they're on the fastrak. you will see a little bit of slowing, the red sensors. roadwork northbound 13 for 20 minutes o

it's almost now we're in the west on platinum on south beach. the water here is quite calm because the beach is protected from the wind and ocean currents by the ports in and island of it. it's a pleasure than not that it only goes there are no waves here it's perfect for swimming and everyone comes here to enjoy a dip in the water. nothing wonderful now we're on the eastern side of the peninsula at the playa proud the wild the beach which is exposed to the winds from the atlantic ocean or you can more than that today there are no waves when there are it's preferred by surfers and windsurfers we said. i get everything this is also where you'll find a symbol of point to the last stage of the fingers or the hand which by a chilean sculptor has become a national icon to. lend a hand to one of the most visited streets is cash advantage a prime fashion location with many international labels. that's where the city has fifteen thousand residents in addition half a million tourists come here in summer so there are lots of hotels. and they're all booked

we think this moderate activity would continue to the south impacting near the beaches heading through 3:39 for tonight. i want to take us into our forecast 4ediheading into tomor. sunshine and clouds mixed in. it will be a cool start. you still need the jacket. the early chill in the t tri-valley at 38. we'll be watching for showers to move close by here to san francisco and also the north bay. it's another disturbance in the atmosphere that, again, could fire off activity as we head throughout your thursday. so let's go ahead and get you the timeline on this. by 9:30 in the morning, we'll see showers approaching santa rosa. point reyes. also close to san francisco. it's likely around 1:00 in the afternoon, we see the showers move quickly to the south bay with maybe even low snow for mt. ma'am i will ton. it's a scattered rainfall situation for thursday's forecast. keep the umbrella handy and the light jacket. we'll dry out once we hit 7:30 at night. the microclimate forecast throughout tomorrow. temperatures really not going to budge a lot. this will put us at 56 in san jose. also no

mid- to upper 50s for the south bay along the beaches temperatures in the low 50s. over in the east bay walnut creek 55 for your afternoon high. 57 in dublin and pleasanton. and oakland also 57 degrees. temperatures around the bay in the mid-50s. daly city low 50s. then further up north it's a bit cooler in the low 50s for clearlake and lakeport. st. helena almost getting closer and closer to 60 degrees. jaclyn? >> and we are taking a live look along 101 in millbrae. you can see sfo on the back right side of your screen there and so those headlights southbound you've clear shot along 101 right now in both directions. speeds moving right at the limit so if you are heading to sfo for your friday getaway, you're good to go as far as the freeway goes. back over to you, anne. >>> inspectors today are expected to revisit marin county's civic center where the cafe has been closed because of vermin. droppings and other evidence of rodents were discovered at the civic center cafe in san rafael during a routine inspection february ninth. the eatery opened a few days later but

the latest on a cliff rescue here in san francisco. three people taken to safety just about an hour ago. >> this happened at marshall's beach south of the golden gate bridge. wayne freedman is there live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, dan, it has been quite an average here at marshals beach and you, as you can see, just south of the golden gate bridge, three hikers who went for a stroll, it didn't wind up as a stroll, it wound up as a drama, as you can see here, they were not saying much when it ended. that was the after math and here is the main event. you're looking at sky 7 this afternoon as the san francisco fire department rescued three young hikers stranded above the beach. a precarious spot on a slippery slope according to temporary battalion chief derek thompson. >> we had some teenagers that were going down the easy trail, and they decided to go down and got trapped halfway up the hill. >> reporter: the hardest part of this was locating the hikers, after having done so, they lowered the ropes and began the extry indication, they ticketed the trio for causing a hazardous condition. their level of gratitude, we assume th

the city never removed it from the beach? >> yeah, that's the reason while why. we have a permit. >> reporter: that's not the only one along the beach. there are several others south of the pier, but they say those are the city and county of san francisco's responsibility. >> i mean, it's not being used and just rotting away. >> reporter: the city says it will make repairs to this pipe but didn't give us a specific date. >>> a pit bull attack on an east bay 6-year-old child by a 7-year-old pit bull. he bit the girl in the abdomen and the pit bull in quarantine this morning. she's expected to recover. >>> we now know more about the north bay family accused of running brothels. david roseburg and his mother are under arrest for human sex trafficking. police say they were in business for more than 10 years and had 150 women working for them. the son would post ads online and then take a cut. both mother and son are being held on $250,000 bail. >> reporter: overnight a shooting leaves two dead. we are gathering details and we'll bring you the latest ahead. >> and two local athletes heading to south korea. we'll take a look at the sendoff. and i'm kenny choi. let's sta

beach to the u.s. supreme court. he owns martins beach and land around it south of half moon bay. e used the beach for nearly a century, but he bought it in 2008 and says he shouldn't be allowed to force public access. he says a federal appeals court was wrong ruling against him last august, and he claims state officials are violating his property rights. the nation's highest court will decide in the next few months if it will take the case. >>> tonight a state lawmaker facing sexual misconduct allegations is out. senator tony mendoza faced expulsion, but instead of that he resigned. >> i felt i didn't have an opportunity to present my side of the story to my colleagues deciding my fate. i think that was shameful and not fair to me. >> tony mendoza is accused of making unwanted advances towards six women, including several subordinates. >> if we're serious about changing the culture and holding our people accountable for their conduct, we must start here and must start now. >> mendoza's picture is now removed from the capitol wall. >> the two choices my colleagues were facing were

correspondent dana jacobson is in south korea known for coffee lovers. >> reporter: this beach in the south koreanit to beautiful views and a aromaic blend. coffee's the beverage of choice here with 30 coffee shops alo seang side strip known as coffee street. the java boom here began long before the t town about 20 years ago, when coffee vending machines,e cafes. >> it is actually not just coffee ts here is men for its coffee, one recent estimate said that by 350 people and that is in the city about 214,000 residents. the coffee is one of the jus a few miles down the road, it is . coffee relics, dating back centuries. many credit park chew for the ea calls it good timing, originally from japan he roaster, opening up, bohemianro. as for increased coffee consumption here he says it is for a simple reason. >> i think people are drinking , coffee because they want to be happy. >> reporter: and no matter where people find that happ iness, park e chew said they should not look for the perfect cup. >> the perfect coffee always tastes bad. i think coffee has to be imperfect, that taste of cof

he started the season on south beach. then was in south philly, now here he is, at the super bowl. this post-season has been a work horse, 39 total touches. and he's doing that in a running back by committee situation. and he talked about that this week. >> remember, the keys, remember whatever the plays are, you know, obviously everyone is hungry, everyone wants to be that guy that's out there, making plays, and it is about just being a competitor for myself. i believe i'm true competitor, so i'm always hungry to make big plays and help this team so whenever my number is called that's why i'm always just, always readyo happen. >> and you can expect his number to be called quite a bit. jay ajayi, big part of this rushing attack, and the patriots just 20th against the rush. jd,ack to you. >> all right, don, thanks so much. we found couple of eagles fans while you were talking, this is bill and billy from south jersey, right? >> yes. >> check out billy's hair, spin around for everybody. >> tell us little bit about that inspiration. >> coming to the super bowl is like once in a lifeti

we're not going to show you the temperatures, but if you can trust me on this one, it is going to get colder. here's a live look from our south beach camera, the sun is shining, it's a great day to be out on the bay, 58 degrees in san francisco, it's in the low 60s, oakland, mountain view, san jose, currently 54 degrees in half moon bay. milder day today no doubt from our abc7 news exploratorium camera you can just see bright blue skies. in the lorewer 60s from sanfordo napa. a clear and chilly overnight tonight, warming trend through saturday, and then it is going to turn blustery and colder on sunday, it's going to be a big change in our weather that's going to happen suddenly. so i wanted to show you our temperatures, anywhere from the low to mid 30s in our coldest inland valleys to the 40s on the bay and along the coast. for the afternoon, a mild day, a little bit milder than today. in the south bay, low to mid 60s from redwood city to palo alto. 62 half moon bay. downtown san francisco, it's going to be sunny, 63 degrees, and as you take a look at the north bay, temperatures anywhere from the low to upper 60s, so milder than w

this is the view from our south beach camera. we have upper 40s at novato. these are our forecast features. rain will arrive tomorrow afternoon continuing into the evening. that storm will intensify thursday morning and then on friday and saturday, a wintry mix of cold rain and high elevation snow. so a lot of different weather elements coming our way. the storm arriving tomorrow will rank one on the storm impact scale. producing a lot of intensity. brief downpour with the storms. and tomorrow 12-hour planner looks like this. calm and bright early in the morning with increasing clouds midday. chance of showers developing by late afternoon. it will be windy. we will see gusts by 3:00 a.m. thursday up to 30 miles per hour on the coast and around san francisco in fact even higher at times so, rainy storm and a windy storm which will intensify to a level 2. moderate to heavy rainfall. start the forecast animation 1:00 scattered showers. by 6:00 more wide spread rain. it will be wet in other spots. and then a wide spread moderate to heavy rainfall by midnight. the

the only lane with left over flurries in south jersey from surf city to atlantic city. we go in tighter on street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see the snow showers and beach haven just to the west of that region and south of lower bank and things start to clear out and a left over flurry or two is pressing to the north and east of hammonton and we are dry as we gh the rest of the afternoon and it's cold this weekend and we show what is going on outside in spring mountain montgomery county. there are snow showers on the slopes earlier today and enjoying the afternoon in philadelphia. 28 degrees and dew point at 10 and winds from the northwest at 21 miles per hour with higher gusts so we have a bit of a windchill to factor in right now the pressure is 30.12 and windchill at 15 21 tore slatington and cute town and media 24 steer 28ns for lake har bethlehem. and 30 in tuckahoe and brigantine 29 and claymont 4. the windchill feels like the teens in philade digits to the north and west and poconos minus 5 and cape may 22. and there is that frontal t moves through late last night and this morning. and with the strong northwesterly wins you snow showers currently

the coast, 43 in cape may, 45 in beach haven. we saw arrows, direction of the wind is like this, out of the south east and with temperatures close to 40 in the atlantic that mild ocean air will be pouring in land over the next let's say 24 to 48 hours and with no blocking high up here to the north, no source of cold air that means whatever cold you are seeing right now will evaporate and lift north up in canada and retreats. looking at the wide view all this moisture through here will just stream north right up the appalachians and see low pressure developing along this front here and everything moms from south to north over the next, one to two days here , pockets of heavier rain expected, some locations, could exceed 2 inches of rain by sunday afternoon. forecast for today we are starting off with cloudy skies , very mild morning, see how quickly numbers will jump here by 4:00, 52. by 7:00, 50 degrees. numbers pulled down toward evening, rain develop between one and 3:00 this afternoon. the big concern is going to be sunday morning with some locations still seeing that frozen ground, and these heavy drenching downpours we will

drawn from the residence of south beach, mission bay and mission rock, a new inclusive, energetic neighborhood will spring forth with a town square feel inviting people to linger and explore. new friendships and relationships will develop. the very backbone of community. we all know about the tangible benefits that evolve because of this project. the 40% affordable housing, eight acres of dedicated open space. but equally important is a nontangible psychic effect that cannot be measured, a sense of pride where we live. finally, it's important to remember all the untold man-hours that have gone into this project for at least the last ten years. through meetings and open dialogue, the giants and the public have crafted a plan that all san francisco can be proud of. one that includes all walks of life intermingling with one another, a shining example of a possible -- [bell rings] when all interested parties feel they have a voice and input. indeed commendable achievement the entire region can be proud of. please, i beg you, we, who live there and the citywide yearn for this. do not delay ten year

this is the view from our south beach camera. we have upper 40s at napa and novato. these are our forecast features. rain will arrive tomorrow afternoon continuing into the evening. that storm will intensify thursday morning and then on friday and saturday, a wintry mix of cold rain and high elevation snow. so a lot of different weather elements coming our way. the storm arriving tomorrow will rank one on the storm impact scale. producing a lot of intensity. brief downpour with the storms. and tomorrow 12-hour planner looks like this. calm and bright early in the morning with increasing clouds midday. chance of showers developing by late afternoon. it will be windy. we will see gusts by 3:00 a.m. thursday up to 30 miles per hour on the coast and around san francisco in fact even higher at times so, rainy storm and a windy storm which will intensify to a level 2. moderate to heavy rainfall. start the forecast animation 1:00 scattered showers. by 6:00 more wide spread rain. it will be wet in other spots. and then a wide spread moderate to heavy rainfall by midnight. the

the latest on a cliff rescue here in san francisco. three people taken to safety just about an hour ago. >> this happened at marshall's beach south of then gate bridge. wayne freedman is there live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, dan, it has been quite an average here at marshals beach and you, as you can see, just south of the golden gate bridge, three hikers who went for a stroll, it didn't wind up as a stroll, it wound up as a drama, as you can see here, they were not saying much when it ended. that was the after math and here is the main event. you're looking at sky 7 this afternoon as the san francisco fire department rescued three young hikers stranded above the beach. a precarious spot on a spp