point out under the files, according to the analysis from the economic planning systems, the treasure island first 20 years are projected to generate $270 million in gross general fund revenues in cost. a net estimated general fund revenue totaled of approximately $80 million. and then, under file 110289, subsidies of at least $12,750,000 would go to tie dye to develop a low rate market for parcels in the treasure island community development. under 110290, committing funds with interest and additional consideration for conveyance of the property. over all these are four files that have fiscal impact out of 11 before the board. the other seven did not have direct fiscal impact and we consider these to be policy members for the supervisors. supervisor chu: without questions at this moment, let's open this up for public comment. i know that i have a number of speaker cards. [reads cards] please come up and line up in the center aisle if you have heard your name. you can use that microphone. let's we are a member of tied died -- >> we are a member of tied died. it has been a home for a number of vete

the seed. >> im a representative of carpenter's. i do not normally come to reminisce, but when i hear treasure island, i always think of good things. the first time i was about 10, and that was for the cub scouts. i had not gone back until just recently, and not knocking anything or anyone who lives out there or has any kind of job out there, but it is almost like a ghost town, and what i am hearing tonight, what this island of nevis, what san francisco needs, and what the board of supervisors need to do and what we urge you to do it is the ninth -- is to deny the appeal, to approve the eir. let's make treasure island a treasure once again. let's put people back to work. let's provide them with jobs and security. we can get it done. thank you. >> i appear to be the last speaker, so i will be briefer than intended. i am here on behalf of 30,000 creditors -- carpenters and their families to urge you to approve this project. we understand the only jobs that will be created by this are jobs for attorneys tomorrow morning, but construction is in a depression. give us some hope for this project and for the future. allow the state to move forward.

the islands. i was just really heartened to see that small business was considered as part of the treasure island development plan, and i think that is really significant. this is the first day of operation. it is a really well thought out mix of food and beverage service. i have actually included in my report for the commission a copy of the current business opportunities at terminal 3, the national terminal cost and part of the retail mix, and i think considering tonight's conversation began looking at neighborhood retail and looking at the entire regional picture in a neighborhood, if you look at terminal two, which is an amazing place, and if you have the good luck to fly out of it, it is just beautiful. it is a signature plates, and the retail mix is so well thought out and really honors the small-business community of san francisco. there are several local businesses to have something there, and that is why i am including it in my report. thank you. president o'brien: thank you. commissioner dooley? commissioner dooley: i will be brief. i attended the meeting about the cvs pharmacy is, and

the proposed treasure island/yerba buena . you all have copies. the procedure that we will proceed with debate, first we will hear from the appellants who will have up to 15 minutes in total. we will then take public comment from individuals who wish to speak on behalf of the appellants. each speaker will left up to two counts to speak. we will then hear from the planning department who will have up to 15 minutes about the final eir. final the presentation, 50 minutes to present, and then we will hear from individuals who wish to speak on behalf of the parties of interest, the project sponsor. each speaker will have up to two minutes, and then finally, the appellate will have up to five minutes for rebuttal. colleagues, any objections or comments about proceeding in this way? ok, i understand that the court reporter needs a few minutes to set up. do you know how long? colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, our court reporter needs a few minutes to set up, so we will recess for five minutes and start fresh at 6:00. [gavel]

the committee is adjourned. [applause] >> thank you. first of all, i want to welcome everyone here today to this great event, the final papers to really implement our new treasure island. all of the people behind me, i want to spend the time thinking them and everyone involved. when you have a project that has lasted decades, where you are working with federal agencies, the navy, all the funding that we did not have, developers that we had to make sure were together time and again with us, residents and had the confidence that our city could not only treat them well but also plan for their future, with them, working with them. groups such as the homeless, those on the lower end of our housing affordability. all of that has come together over decades of hard work. right up until last week, that work continued at the highest level in order to make this happen. i need to spend a moment thinking the people who have been before me in this position and other federal positions. they have their history marked in many years of essential contributions to this plan, and to the workings of the island, to the vision that is being presented today. first off, senator feinstein. i wa

the causeway. all of this will not happen because of funding. even though we talk about it well, talk about it being dead without finances, you know what is happening on treasure island. let us first fix our roads that are there so that the people that would travel on them can get their safety concerns addressed. i hope that the thousands and millions of dollars given to you regionally, you will first address the safety of the constituents of the region. we now have thousands of people taking the roads inside rather than using the highway. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you. and the other speakers on item number 7? the item is closed. we have a motion to approve this item. ok, that will be done without objection. item number eight, please. >> item #8. fiscal year 2011/12 prop k annual call for projects. >> thank you to your -- thank you for your patience and to the sponsors that are here. this item begins on page 161 of your packet. what you have before you is the annual call for prop k projects. sponsors can make requests for prop k funding at any time during the year, when the projects are ready to go. the fiscal year starts on july 1. this also reminds me that it

we have a couple of stalled vehicles on the bay bridge, the first one on the lower deck as you approach treasure islandt there. they are trying to push this one out of the road. on the upper deck i just heard from chp we have another stalled vehicle. looks like they are also getting this one off the road. here's a live look at the bay bridge. so far we are still seeing nice speeds heading in and out of san francisco or from san francisco into oakland. when you approach the toll plaza, traffic very light. metering lights off. an easy ride off the eastshore freeway. mass transit a good choice right now. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain all right on time. >> looking good. thank you. >>> you like breakfast? >> oh, yeah. >> i know do you. >> love it. >> testing the limits of a familiar deal all you can eat pancakes. would you like that? >> i do. and especially 7 california teens. they found out how many they could eat in one sitting. they ordered the $5 special in denny's in orange county and spent the next 24 hours how long can down on the pancakes. at one point the kitchen ran out of batter. at the end

the treasure island project. >> can we say theeks items same call? supervisor chiu: without objection the resolution adopted. item 27. >> amending the administrative code to -- for the water. supervisor chiu: this ordinance is passed on the first reading. can we take a role call vote on this item? >> i have a couple of questions i wanted to ask the m.t.a. >> through the chair, one of the things i am trying to understand is why the length of the lease is 10 years. my understanding is there is at least a possibility that before the end of that term, you could end up moving out of this proposed location. i am trying to understand why it is that we have a 10-year term for a lease? >> my name is carter >>> ohan, deputy director of the sfmta. two issues. one is the trance bay objection, which i will let him speak to more in depth. but that opportunity does not avail itself at the earliest until perhaps year eight of the lease. but more importantly from the ownership's perspective, because they are providing significant improvement to the building, they need an amount of time to amortize those improvements. really the other thanship is the one driving the 10-year request for release. they have a .1.7 million investment, and they need

the bay bridge. first of all on the lower deck, stalled vehicle approaching treasure island. they are trying to push this one of the out road. upper deck breakdown is off the road. metering lights off of the bay bridge toll plaza. nice ride off the eastshore freeway. coming up a live look at the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a warning for women to watch their purses. a man known as the bluetooth bandit is targeting people all over san francisco. anser hussein has the story. >> reporter: good morning. women who may come for a company of coffee may sit down, put their purse or handbag on the backs of their chair and they could be a target. here's why. this is a picture of the man known as the bluetooth bandit. san francisco police have surveillance video of the man reaching into purses and bags of the victims as they hang on the chair backs and then reaches in and grabs their wallet. he will use his bluetooth to coordinate with his accomplices, who distract the victims as they are being robbed. this is not some small pickpocket operation. they have racked u

the zoning map amendment on first reading. the board could not approve one ordinance related to authorizing the site at the playground and library due to noticing issues, so they continued. treasure island, the appeal and associated approvals was also heard this week. the project had the usual complications related to reusing a former military base, and it was a challenging location. further complicating matters in the process were uncertainties about the future of redevelopment agencies in general and a decision to switch the government and financing to not include redevelopment. the improvements included the sierra club, as well as others. there was considerable uncertainty as to whether the appellate arguments were gaining traction with the board members in the five--- and a five-hour hearing ensued. opponents raised concerns about hazardous materials, sea level rise, tsunami, residual effects, transportation, historic resources, and other issues, which we felt were thoroughly addressed in the eir. based on recent changes as to how the project would be implemented, which now gives greater oversight of the planning department, the appellants argued that the product definition required

first and foremost is the department summary. to remind you, we do staff 46 firehouses. including treasure island, the presidio, and the san francisco international airport. funding comes from the airport. command consists of myself, the chief of the department, two assistant deputy chiefs, and six regional assistant deputy cit -- chiefs. they come from homeland security grants at the airport. the next slide talks about $300 million for an operating budget. $275 million comes from the general fund. dominated by the general fund for our department, the second- largest source comes from the public safety sales tax and fee for services like ambulance transport. accounting for 10% of our resources. earlier at the airport we received reimbursement for staffing down there. regarding usage by typing, as far as budget expenditures go we are heavily limited in terms of 91% of the budget being satisfied by the salary of other budget members with approximately 9% of the budget for all other functions needed including maintenance of our facilities which total 50. utilities, maintenance, repair, but the admin

first bike to work day. [applause] i have the honor of representing district 6, which includes where we're standing today. includes mid-market. it includes second street, south of market, tenderloin, and treasure island, and this is a district doesn't have the best and safest bike lanes in san francisco, and it should have them soon. i grew up a city girl, so i never learn how to buy growing up. i have only been biking twice. i want to thank the coalition members that have dedicated their time teaching me how to ride. peter was my bike coalition tour guide today. we got to see some of the green lanes, the boxes, and we also got to ride in some of the areas where there were not biplanes, and i got to feel how unsafe it was to have trucks and cars trying to jostled around you, and i definitely want to work towards getting lanes that would make someone like me feel safe to ride to work. thank you. [applause] supervisor wiener: let's hear it for district 8. [applause] i was really lucky to date to be able to experience a lot of the real than the art of making our streets more complete and better for everyone. we started at the plaza on castro and market, which was the first in the pavement to parks progr

treasure island has been cleared. a nice ride to san francisco. terry, kristen? >> i have a friend redoing her house. [ laughter [ laughter ] >> you are okay to do the rest of the show? >> mike had first dibs. >> thank you. >>> just ahead -- why researchers say men are more likely to be struck by lightning than women and why kristen likes that story. >> c'mon! complaint that s.f.o.'s biggest shuttle service gets preferential treatmememememememe sure, pulling the mold, ldntew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> welcome back. 6:12. menlo park police are investigating three separate copper thefts at the site of facebook headquarters. construction crews say someone took copper from the storage unit and two of the nine vacant building on the 57-acre campus op constitution drive. the theft occurred between june 7-22. the thieves made off with more than 2,000-pounds of copper with total value of $8,500. >>> a shuttle war

treasure island. beautiful day in the city here and elsewhere in the bay. >> tone's giant's game in at&t will be dedicated to two fallen firefighters. mayor ed lee will throw out the firsto died fighting a house fire. they both worked at station house 26. their funeral will be in st. mary's cathedral. >> a life look at coit tower lit in red in memory of the firefighters. it was built as a tribute to all firefighters. it will be bathed in red through friday night. >> san francisco voters will be the first in the nation - on whether to outlaw circumcision for young boys. they are generating outrage in the jewish community. >> yes a cartoon that is generating so much back lashh. proponents of a similar ballot proposal with drew their measure today. this is a internet comic strip of a foreskin man battling a event person. it is deeply alarming. abby is associate director of the jewish realationn council and showed side by side comparison of foreskin man and images that the nazi's used. >> for the millennia people have tried to prevent jews from practicing their religion. circumcision is part of the religion . >> they wrote the language and he came to join this group of men

first pitch tonight at 8 at&t park. >>> and the fate of a massive redevelopment plan on treasure island is in the hands of the board ofplan that would add 8,000 homes to the former naval base. the proposal comes with a $1.5 billion price tag, as well. >>> traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nimitz northbound 880 through oakland jammed up. no accidents reported in the northbound lanes pass the coliseum but obviously a lot of heavy traffic and slow speeds from san leandro to oakland. actually a couple of problems on southbound 880. an accident there approaching 16th avenue and embarcadero. and another one here in union city southbound 880 approaching alvarado niles. it is pretty jammed up from looks like the highway 92 interchange. and in marin county, live look at 101 southbound through mill valley. looks okay through here, but it is sluggish through it novato. that is your traffic. for your weather forecast, here's lawrence. >> elizabeth, we have started out with low clouds and fog around the bay area but what a neat shot here. that is mount vaca. you can see th

first day of summer high temperatures in the low 90s. >> seems to fit. >> it really does. >> thank you spencer, very much. >>> coming up, it is official. final word on a project to transform treasure island>>> plus, the green plan the city of concord has for all of these railroad box cars. >>> and overseas, riots in greece threaten to topple the government. stay with us. the nekq watch here on the right where tied up traffic on the san mateo bridge this morning. the video sent by a viewer through you report. it as truck that burn after hitting the wall with ooh a. load of plastic and oxygen tanks onboard. no one was hurt and no other cars were involved. two of the bridge's three eastbound lanes were blocked and traffic was backed up on the -- in the other direction as well. >>> a birthday based nonprofit is suing cnn's parent company time-warner for failing to caption its online videos. the group claims cnn discriminates against the deaf or hard of hearing by not providing captioning of its online videos. the lawsuit is the first of its kind in the united states. it was filed today in alameda county superior court. the plaintiffs claim cnn is violating the california civil rights act and