so you can think of that as being the cost of bringing the warriors to town. you are giving up between $2 and $7 million of general fund revenue and to emphasize a biotech facility could house up to 2,000, perhaps more employees, whereas the arena will employee a mere 500 people 6789 thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> my name is iggy and my wife and i own a house and business in the mission. our son was born at ucsf with severe heart congenital defects. they took great care of us. we love that hospital and we love san francisco. we have invested our lives in the city. we strongly oppose the proposal to build the warriors arena across the street from the children's hospital. we have two concerns. first, when our son has a medical emergency, that is the only hospital he can go to in the hospital city that knows how to treat his condition. we are very concerned that the arena traffic will prevent our son from getting the care he needs. asking familis to deal with the noise and traffic from an arena on top of everything else they are going t

the warriors are in strong support for this measure. we urge to you move it forward, thank you. >> thank you, mr. welts. >> the clerk mentioned the use of the four action items before you. i think the most substantive item is item 2, the ordinance establishing the fund, and we'll spend the bulk of our presentation walking through its mechanics. before we do so, as mr. welts mentioned we have been having this conversation for about 18 months in the community, since the warrior moved to mission bay and for context-setting it's sites 29 through 32 in mission bay redevelopment project area, mission bay south, excuse me. which they purchased privately from sales force, and that transaction just completed a number of weeks ago. it is a 100% privately funded site acquisition, and construction. there is no city funding within the curb of the site. on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there

the warriors are in strong support for this measure. we urge to you move it forward, thank you. >> thank you, mr. welts. >> the clerk mentioned the use of the four action items before you. i think the most substantive item is item 2, the ordinance establishing the fund, and we'll spend the bulk of our presentation walking through its mechanics. before we do so, as mr. welts mentioned we have been having this conversation for about 18 months in the community, since the warrior moved to mission bay and for context-setting it's sites 29 through 32 in mission bay redevelopment project area, mission bay south, excuse me. which they purchased privately from sales force, and that transaction just completed a number of weeks ago. it is a 100% privately funded site acquisition, and construction. there is no city funding within the curb of the site. on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there

so you can think of that as being the cost of bringing the warriors to town. you are giving up between $2 and $7 million of general fund revenue and to emphasize a biotech facility could house up to 2,000, perhaps more employees, whereas the arena will employee a mere 500 people 6789 thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> my name is iggy and my wife and i own a house and business in the mission. our son was born at ucsf with severe heart congenital defects. they took great care of us. we love that hospital and we love san francisco. we have invested our lives in the city. we strongly oppose the proposal to build the warriors arena across the street from the children's hospital. we have two concerns. first, when our son has a medical emergency, that is the only hospital he can go to in the hospital city that knows how to treat his condition. we are very concerned that the arena traffic will prevent our son from getting the care he needs. asking familis to deal with the noise and traffic from an arena on top of everything else they are going t

the warriors are in strong support for this measure. we urge to you move it forward, thank you. >> thank you, mr. welts. >> the clerk mentioned the use of the four action items before you. i think the most substantive item is item 2, the ordinance establishing the fund, and we'll spend the bulk of our presentation walking through its mechanics. before we do so, as mr. welts mentioned we have been having this conversation for about 18 months in the community, since the warrior moved to mission bay and for context-setting it's sites 29 through 32 in mission bay redevelopment project area, mission bay south, excuse me. which they purchased privately from sales force, and that transaction just completed a number of weeks ago. it is a 100% privately funded site acquisition, and construction. there is no city funding within the curb of the site. on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there

the warriors are in strong support for this measure. we urge to you move it forward, thank you. >> thank you, mr. welts. >> the clerk mentioned the use of the four action items before you. i think the most substantive item is item 2, the ordinance establishing the fund, and we'll spend the bulk of our presentation walking through its mechanics. before we do so, as mr. welts mentioned we have been having this conversation for about 18 months in the community, since the warrior moved to mission bay and for context-setting it's sites 29 through 32 in mission bay redevelopment project area, mission bay south, excuse me. which they purchased privately from sales force, and that transaction just completed a number of weeks ago. it is a 100% privately funded site acquisition, and construction. there is no city funding within the curb of the site. on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there

and usf and the city to address hospital and neighborhood assess during the warriors events that amsdz with the fund described the warriors made an unprecedented commitment to cap the number of events in the building under certain kickers this cap an event which has been called by chancellor the last tool in the toolbox is unprecedented for any other mba or nfl arena anywhere in the country and demonstrates our commitment to addressing usf concerns and those of the neighbors while there's been very appropriate focus on transportation those last month's i'll be remiss if i didn't mention the project design itself you'll hear from daiftd we have evolved the project designs call roll since the last presentation to you i think you'll see substantial improvements in the project and numerous refinements to the building architecture and the materials and this will definitely be the entertainment portion of your day today so i'm going to turn it over to david who really gets to have all the fun david. >> thank you, rick that's a nice introduction good morning, commissioners nice to see you all

the proof will be inment implementation by the city, the mta and warriors. we need the additional cars for the t-line and to go to caltrain and not terminate. the ferry landing is critical, because the giants are telling us that a large percentage of their patrons are coming by the ferry boats. so a ferry landing would also help mission bay. the e or end line needs to be extended to 25th street and needs to be pcos and a livable street s for dog patch and potrero. we have speeders and people running stop signs and significant problem because of applications like waves that route people on to our streets instead of keeping them on the freeways. thank you for your time and at this time the boosters are not endorsing the project, but would like to continue to work with mr. albert and the committee. >> thank you, mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba champi

and usf and the city to address hospital and neighborhood assess during the warriors events that amsdz present with the fund described the warriors made an unprecedented commitment to cap the number of events in the building under certain kickers this cap an event which has been called by chancellor the last tool in the toolbox is unprecedented for any other mba or nfl arena anywhere in the country and demonstrates our commitment to addressing usf concerns and those of the neighbors while there's been very appropriate focus on transportation those last month's i'll be remiss if i didn't mention the project design itself you'll hear from daiftd we have evolved the project designs call roll since the last presentation to you i think you'll see substantial improvements in the project and numerous refinements to the building architecture and the materials and this will definitely be the entertainment portion of your day today so i'm going to turn it over to david who really gets to have all the fun david. >> thank you, rick that's a nice introduction good morning, commissioners nice to see

i want to applaud the warriors. i really related to the gentleman who spoke about having a child and having a family and building memories and that we live in a major city and the need to have a world class stadium as well. and also seeing how the plans have evolved over time based upon the community feedback and working with local organizations and non-profit and taking your community giving efforts and implementing them in san francisco where you guys would like to build your stadium as well. so, thank you. >> commissioner mondejar? >> yes, thank you, chair, rosales. i echo what the rest of my fellow commissioners have said. i just wanted to applaud the staff especially executive director bohee, the briefings we have received have been very thorough and complete and your staff has been able to respond to our questions and our concerns. and i also want to commend the warriors for listening to the community and the community organizations here, i wish there were more women's organizations that had responded and suppo

i know obviously there is alot of excitement about the warriors come back to san francisco, but real concern expressed by the residents on west side of the city, large events happening on the other side of town, there are impacts in terms of transportation to residents. so in mr. rose's report it mentioned with the additional purchases and some of the improvements made at transportation it would decrease time between trains from 9 to 8 minute and on paper sounds very little, but to speak to the overall impacts to transportation, given some of the changes you will be making? >> thank you. good afternoon, chair farrell, members of the committee, ed reiskin, director of transportation. i will give you a high-level view how we approach this. really the essential task here, as we went about this was to figure out how to serve the development of the project and the various array of events that it would be bringing to the mission bay neighborhood. but to do so in a way that would not adversely impact the immediate vicinity, particularly ucsf and there was a lot of work done with ucsf, and th

and usf and the city to address hospital and neighborhood assess during the warriors events that amsdz present with the fund described the warriors made an unprecedented commitment to cap the number of events in the building under certain kickers this cap an event which has been called by chancellor the last tool in the toolbox is unprecedented for any other mba or nfl arena anywhere in the country and demonstrates our commitment to addressing usf concerns and those of the neighbors while there's been very appropriate focus on transportation those last month's i'll be remiss if i didn't mention the project design itself you'll hear from daiftd we have evolved the project designs call roll since the last presentation to you i think you'll see substantial improvements in the project and numerous refinements to the building architecture and the materials and this will definitely be the entertainment portion of your day today so i'm going to turn it over to david who really gets to have all the fun david. >> thank you, rick that's a nice introduction good morning, commissioners nice to see

and usf and the city to address hospital and neighborhood assess during the warriors events that amsdz present with the fund described the warriors made an unprecedented commitment to cap the number of events in the building under certain kickers this cap an event which has been called by chancellor the last tool in the toolbox is unprecedented for any other mba or nfl arena anywhere in the country and demonstrates our commitment to addressing usf concerns and those of the neighbors while there's been very appropriate focus on transportation those last month's i'll be remiss if i didn't mention the project design itself you'll hear from daiftd we have evolved the project designs call roll since the last presentation to you i think you'll see substantial improvements in the project and numerous refinements to the building architecture and the materials and this will definitely be the entertainment portion of your day today so i'm going to turn it over to david who really gets to have all the fun david. >> thank you, rick that's a nice introduction good morning, commissioners nice to see

i have asthma i think that a company like the warriors who not to involve the community and make the community space much better while they're providing something new is a kwhoerth thing to consider i think that i can't wait for the stadium i hope you guys approve that i think that being pro-active like they were and creating alternative parking and traffic solutions a great thing for them i welcome them and i hope you do, too thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. (calling names) goldstein everyone i recognize what is before you as a body is to discuss parking but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this agenda item to broadly that a little bit and make a few commentsal the positioning and throughout the united states you already know of the thousand acres in the 7 and a half mile you have purview over some of the most of the expensive releasing this is a trurmsz impact that congressman's from the positioning your approval is for the about parking for the golden state warriors it speaks loudly to the public about that venue two things i want to talk about today the first on

the warriors' record. they are on a roll. >> to say the least.nba record. fox 2's alex savidge is suiting up. >> he's excited. we've talked about it. >> but you are in walnut creek talking to people getting reaction to how well the warriors are doing? and how close they are to the record? >> reporter: yeah. they are one win away as we know, no championship hangover for the warriors so far this season, out of the gates on fire. they have so far this season been unstoppable, quite literally. last night the same old deal for the warriors, knocked off the denver nuggets on the road, 118- 118-105. that win last night matched the best start in nba history. the warriors are on the precipice here, the 1948 washington capitals and the 1993-94 houston rockets the only other teams in the nba, in history, to start 15-0. now the warriors have the chance to set the record when they face off against the l.a. lakers tomorrow night. that game will be here at home at oracle arena. and a victory, boy, it would mean a whole lot of close to the fans and of course to

sweet 16 for the warriors. the warriors blew out the hapless lakers. but the warriors set the nba record with 16 consecutive wins to start the season. >> terry mcsweeney is in oakland and terry scored the tough assignment of watching history being made tonight. good job there, terry. >> i'm out here to bring perspective to the sport of basketball. and in the 66 years of the nba, no team has ever started out the season with 16 consecutive wins until tonight, the world champion golden state warriors making history. that is what it looks like when history is made. the warriors celebrating their 16th straight win to start the season. this family remembers the slogan from the lean years. we knew tonight we were going to make history. coming in knowing that. >> reporter: they played as a team. steph curry doing his thing. a lot of great passes, draymond green with great defense. >> i can barely talk. awesome. it's history. historic night and i love it. >> reporter: it was never close the warriors winning 111-77. it seemed like a mismatch from the start. >> t

a really big night for the warriors pam. their fans walked into oracle claiming the win, and they walked away with it. loud and proud . yes they are >>:i think they are going to go 25 and 0 because they don't have any other competition we love curry over here and he's going to be around for a long time good for him he had a great night and i am happy for him it was great and so much fun it is a great time to be a warriors fan we have waited a long time for this it's good curry did what he always does, magic >> alecia :lakers fans weren't too happy on the way out >>:it was really disappointing, but hey they made history >> alecia :that's some really good sportsmanship there. the warriors came to play tonight. they were up the entire game, and took the victory. reporting live from oracle arena >> pam :a large oak tree came crashing down into a san rafael home this morning. after todays rain storm rolled through the bay area. strong winds forced the tree to land on power lines. snapping them. p-g-and-e was on scene. cutting powe

the warriors are in strong support for this measure. e to you move it forward, thank you. >> thank you, mr. welts. >> the clerk mentioned the use of the four action items before you. i think the most substantive item is item 2, the ordinance establishing the fund, and we'll spend the bulk of our presentation walking through its mechanics. before we do so, as mr. welts mentioned we have been having this conversation for about 18 months in the community, since the warrior moved to mission bay and for context-setting it's sites 29 through 32 in mission bay redevelopment project area, mission bay south, excuse me. which they purchased privately from sales force, and that transaction just completed a number of weeks ago. it is a 100% privately funded site acquisition, and construction. there is no city funding within the curb of the site. on-site at the proposal is for 18,000-seat arena. about 580,000 gross square feet of office, and up to 125 gross square feet of retail. it's entirely within the mission bay height limits of 160'. there are 9

the proof will be inment implementation by the city, the mta and warriors. we need the additional cars for the t-line and to go to caltrain and not terminate. the ferry landing is critical, because the giants are telling us that a large percentage of their patrons are coming by the ferry boats. so a ferry landing would also help mission bay. the e or end line needs to be extended to 25th street and needs to be pcos and a livable street s for dog patch and potrero. we have speeders and people running stop signs and significant problem because of applications like waves that route people on to our streets instead of keeping them on the freeways. thank you for your time and at this time the boosters are not endorsing the project, but would like to continue to work with mr. albert and the committee. >> thank you, mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba champi

we stay shy of 60-degrees including thanksgiving. >>> the warriors are going for history. ennis o'donnell has more coming up. sunday in denver the warrio tied an nba record by going >>> we have tonight's sports report live from the or oracal. >> reporter: against la tonight, the warriors go for sweet 16. ist to show you how rare this is -- i want to show you how rare this is. the 1993, 94 houston rockets then the championship, luke walton will get a chance to make history against the lakers, this team that he won 2nba titles with. now two influences back then, coby bryant and head coach fill jackson. >> >> i used to tell him he was an average player with a messed up back. >> that's part of the reason i love coby. he's just -- he's a jerk but he has your back, too. >> reporter: now if luke goes for the milestone tonight, check out where his dad is. he's in maui enjoying smooth thinks. now speaking of dads, clay thompson's dad michael is a radio announcer for the las angeles lakers, he is here tonight. he said the lakers will beat the warriors tonight. his son had this reacti

but on the bright side, the warriors are in the history books. they will try to make it 17 straight at phoenix this friday night. from oracle, i'm dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >>> let's go back to oracle for the record-breaking night with th warriors. bogut with the steal, curry the easy layup but gives it to andre iguodala. golden state won by 34 and they are now 16-0. play of the day. >>> it is 6:25 right now. more heavy rain in the bay area overnight. we'll take a look at some of the storm damage and let you know what to expect for the holiday. >> and the country is on heightened alert this busy travel holidays weekend. we'll have why you will see long security lines at the airport. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep tr

another award for the warriors. h curry as they get in to some practice time before the lakers come into town. >> the warriors could make history. >> our chief meteorologist, bill march ton march ton is tracking tomorrow's weather and how it may affect your holiday plans. >> why there is a rush to get it done quickly. >>> federal authorities are rushing to regulate drones ahead of the holiday season. steps were taken for drone users. ktvu has what that means for anyone who has a drone. >> this is my favorite drone shot. >> this 14 acres lot in saratoga was in the market for years. >> when she took on the list sdg made this areal tour, the property was sole. >> it was sold in about five minutes. >> i think the drone sold this property >> drones are taking off all over the bay area and country recording incredible images from pictures of the skyline to the silicon valley to the vegas strip. >> if implemented, it will require drone operators to register the device if it weighs more than half a pound. you would also not

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the half. jacob shultz to chris kroll. 32 yard strike, warriors down 14 at the break. but it wouldn't get any better in the second half. bransfield to tyler schamel, 28-7 norwalk cruising in the third quarter. then later in the half sbl gets some redemption on defense. brayden curry swarms and breaks the ball loose, warriors recover, but it just wasn't their day. sbl falls in the state semis 35-7. justin smith--"i think anytime you get to play in the dome, you're in the semifinals, you're one of the four best teams in the state. i don't think there's any doubt that it's a successful season and the kids earned every bit of it. not the biggest group of kids, but they just battle and they fight and gotta love their effort." matt george--"teammates. my coach. came here 3 years ago didn't have a very good football program and he became our guide, completely turned the program around. we worked every day under his leadership and it's been great just playing with these guys the entire way." alex walker--"congrats again to sbl on a great season. earlier in the day, third ranke

lobs it to livingston, the warriors up 64-58 at the half.ll have complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. sharks and columbus, trying to end a six game road trip undefeated. got the first skoal, blue jackets scolder the instinct the. tic tac toe but the sharks tie it. nice back to a pass. tied at 3. five minutes after tying is. dillon's shot deflects off a blue jacket's hand. they won, sweeping the road trip. >> nascar at homestead. final race of the year, kyle burke, kevin harvick, martin true ex and jeff gordon. kyle busch takes the lead with harvick in second. harvick won last year. busch will hang on. he missed the third of the season with a broken leg. wins the championship. gordon finished sixth in his final race on tour. this sports report bright to you by bank of the west. we'll take tour of nfl action and highlights for you later this evening. >> exciting to see if they can pull it out. >> thank you. your last chance to see the hunger games at the box office. >> next at 6:00, how the ♪ ♪music continues [announcer] everyone works hard

and for the warriors. i do not think mayor lee's advocacy will determine that decision. i think it will be based upon just as it was yesterday the facts that were presented before that group of people making the decision. they made an intelligent decision. i think it will continuously be that way. including when the matter goes to court much it's going to court for sure. there's no question. the people of the opposition have the resources and the brain power. and they're going to take it to court. and so the warriors' responsibility is to be to make sure at after stage and every -- at every stage and every step they make their that they are court proof. and believe me that will be important. >> mayor brown, one last question. i have to get your take on the crab. i have my loaf of bread. but this whole toxic crab story has me shaking like a leaf. what is your take on the crab story. >> that crab story is interesting because it challenges the part of the charm of san francisco. the business of the crab season

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the warriors take on the lakers in oakland. if they win, they will enter uncharted territory in the nba. kiet do live with one more win tonight. nice assignment for you, too, by the way. >> reporter: yeah, you know, it's -- it's my first time on the floor at or raw kell a -- oracle arena. pretty cool. warriors poised to make history tonight. on paper, the warriors looking good for them, they are 15-0 going up against the lakers who are 2-11. not every game has been a slam dunk. a lot of credit being given to luke walton filling in for steve kerr recovering from back surgery. walton coached the team with the game against brooklyn. at practice last night, there was a lot of talk about mental toughness. >> i think that's what's good about -- a lot of them have been close. >> reporter: if you are thinking about splurging coming down at the last minute, the cheapest seats we could find was somewhere in the neighborhood of $264. tipoff is at 7:30 tonight. the doors open early at 5:30. first 10,000 fans get this bobble head. >> luke w

the warriors just stretch it out. other teammate, but should be clapping for himself. he picked kobe, who is 1 for 14 shooting, and steph unselfishly back to the man who started it all. you've got to see this play in the final moments. barbosa will pick the ball, and stay with it. they're up by how many points, and he's determined to stay with the bull, and slam it down. 33 point lead after 3. 34 point lead when the game was done. 16 straight wins. they're in the history books. no other team has started faster than that. draymond was asked if everyone now is going to get a tatoo that says 16-0 on it. >> probably not. if we get 16-0 in there and we don't win an nba championship, who cares about them 16 games. at the end of the day, 16 wins in the month of november. to be in the history books, by at the end of the day it was 16 regular season wins. >> we've been through pressure before. having to go to the playoffs, as the number 1 seed, we learned a lot from that. we're still growing and getting better together every ga

but on the bright side, the warriors are in the history books. they will try to make it 17 straight at phoenix this friday night. from oracle, i'm dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >>> play of the day, record- breaking game at oracle an example of the team work that got them to where they are. bodega bay with the steal to andre iguodala with the jam. fun to watch like an ncaa team. golden state in a runaway, 16-0 and they will go to phoenix for number 17. your play of the day. >>> we're live here at the airport in san jose. every airport in the country in fact is on heightened alert. we have the unusual reason why security lines will be longer. >> reporter: and we just can't get enough of the warriors' record-breaking win. we're live in oracle arena this morning. we'll show you the highlights next. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. ve it a popo it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege

the warriors are 15-0. if they win tonight they become 16-0, the first team in nba history to the win the first 16 games. right now the record is 15-0. as you can imagine, tickets for tonight's game are not going cheap, even though it's officially sold out, you can go to warriors.com or third-party website to look for tickets. if you want to sit on the court side you're looking at a couple thousand. the cheap seats will start running you around $300. >> it's great, fantastic. i can remember when i had season tickets, and boy, i'm just a little disappointed in myself at this points. >> i'm a huge fan, thankful to experience this time in my life. >> reporter: you think they'll get the streak? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> reporter: okay. so the streak record as it starts is 15-0. the warriors are in an exclusive club. there's only two other teams that had that report. you may remembers the 1993-'94 houston rockets. they accomplished it. so did the '48-'49 capitals, which i don't think that any of us remember. my d

the warriors had to fight from behind in a few matchups. a lot of credit being given to luke walton killing in for steve kerr. he coached for the game against brooklyn and then the clippers. at last practice there was a lot of talk about mental toughness. >> i think that's what's good about the team. a lot of games have been close. the fight and the will of the team shows. >> reporter: the cheapest tickets we found, about $264. i'm sitting at midcourt about three rows back and yeah, these seats gonna probably go for the least a couple thousand bucks. back to you. >> luke walton has yet to lose a game but he lost his car. what happened there? >> reporter: yes. crazy story. last tuesday, when the warriors were at a game here at home, the car was parked at his house, the car was stolen from his house during the game. and then three days later, police made an arrest of a guy who was a carjacking -- carjacking an elderly woman and beat her allegedly. police say that was the same man who stole the car. he's in jail. male is $350,000 -- bail is $35

the warriors working out following last night's victory over the lakers which was nice for long time iors fans. now the team has got to take their act out on the road. seven of the last next 8 games going to be away from the oracle. >> here's the coach. >> life in the nba. there's a one team that has it like this each year. we're going to rely on our depth and give lots of people a chance to play and keep attacking it like we have. that's the key to winning on the road. that will be the plan going on the trip. >> we're looking at the next opponent, looking at the game plan, trying to continue to play at a high level and match every o opponent's intensity they're going to bring with us. matching. >> matching the warrior's intensity will be hard. we'll see how it goes. >>> a couple of weeks ago warrior's president was in the station and i said it seems to me you have a good group of guys and he said that's no accident. they had a system and it's worked. >> they are doing things from the top on down as everybody has examined so far, but yeah, it's a certain kind of player and you seen a

i have asthma i think that a company like the warriors who not to involve the community and make the community space much better while they're providing something new is a kwhoerth thing to consider i think that i can't wait for the stadium i hope you guys approve that i think that being pro-active like they were and creating alternative parking and traffic solutions a great thing for them i welcome them and i hope you do, too thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. (calling names) goldstein everyone i recognize what is before you as a body is to discuss parking but i'd like to thank you for the opportunity on this agenda item to broadly that a little bit and make a few commentsal the positioning and throughout the united states you already know of the thousand acres in the 7 and a half mile you have purview over some of the most of the expensive releasing this is a trurmsz impact that congressman's from the positioning your approval is for the about parking for the golden state warriors it speaks loudly to the public about that venue two things i want to talk about today the first on

so big changes in oakland because of the wins for the warriors. so everybody winning, everybody who going in tonight is very excited about the game and also an even bigger reason to be excited. live in oakland, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> still to come, this is the weekend for holiday shopper to go big. you go a lot of bay area businesses are encouraging them to think small. >> and talk about a dream house. a holiday institution returns to san francisco's fairmont hotel and there year there's a high-tech twist. narrator: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through thanksgiving weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 4 years interest free financing. sleep risk free with sleep train's money back guarantee, and of course, same day delivery. are you next? sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. in palo alto: plenty of pe support their >> it is small business saturday and stores all over

. >> the golden state warriors are chasing history if. if the win in denver they'll tie the record for the best start in nba history. lilian kim is live in san francisco where fans are cheering on our defending champs. >> reporter: we spoke to fans here at pete's tavern and they're excited about the warriors possibly making history. a win tonight will put the team at 15-0, which will tie the record for best start in nba history. only two teams have done that. the washington capitals 1948 and the houston rockets in 18993. fans are confident they will pull it off edition spite having lost 17 of the last 21 regular season games in denver. nba f fans appreciate what the warriors are trying to accomplish. >> i love my team. i've been a fan for 20 years, and i know they're going to do it. they make it so exciting. you thick they'll loose and they always pull it out. >> i think it's once in a lifetime, once in a decade opportunity to see a team go to 15-0, and could i an amazing record. >> when any team starts the season so hot especially after t

shopping spree as part of the team's season of giving initiative, this is the fourth year the warriors have teamed up with lucky supermarkets for this event. >> that's so great. you forget how tall those guys are. they are all together and then you see them -- looking over the isles. [laughter] >> i did that with them last year. >> i remember. >> i stood next to these guys. you feel kind of small. >> kind of? >> even klay thompson, who is not the biggest guy on the court, when you stand next to him, it's a different story. >>> let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive up to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is still looking very good into san francisco. san mateo bridge with the traffic looks good out to the high-rise. it's absolutely clear, maybe a little breezy as steve mentioned. might be a good picture day if you are a photographer especially near the sunset. let's go to the bay bridge, not the bay bridge, the santa clara valley. traffic is moving along well. we can tilt up to contra costa where westboun

the warriors are the first nba team in three years to start the season 8-0. they beat the pistons last night 109-95 for their 23rd consecutive regular- season home waiting. andrew bogut, welcome back. he was back on the court after being cleared to play following a concussion in the home opener. the warriors got major contributions from the bench led by leandro barbosa, klay thompson also led all scorers with 24. steph curry had 22 points. the warriors head out on a two- game road trip against the memphis grizzlies and minnesota. in the meantime, the warriors have issued another fraud alert warning fence about buying tickets from non-verified third parties. officials issued the first alert back in september when tickets went on sale. warriors officials say they've seen a 45% increase in the number of things denied access to oracle the season compared to last season because of fake tickets. the warriors are encouraging fans to buy tickets through the team website. >>> 49ers as a quarterback blaine gabbert will start the next game. they have a bye this week and

right now 2-11 lakers gull unagainst the warriors, who are 15-0, one of only three teams to have ever had that starting record. the other two houston rockets, and then a generation to 1948-'49 washington capitals. it should be noted that the warriors are the first 15-0 team who are defending nba champions to accomplish such a feat. >> the reason we are 15-0, the reason why last year we had a losing streak, you build up a -- and confidence in each other to bottle that up, and ride that wave as long as you can. >> reporter: warriors entering the 125-0 club this past sunday. again, they'll be taking on the los angeles lakers tonight who are 2-11. keep in mind they're doing this amazing streak without their head coach steve kerr, who is sidelined with back problems. again stef curry was named as the western player of the week, and of course the mvp from last season. they'll be going up against the lakers, a traditional rival -- and the lakers have the longest winning streak ever, that was back in '71-'72. that team much different than the team here tonight. if you want to come, you can st

the warriors are looking for history. and my producer just dropped the dream on green and their bobble head as we'll have a full report, post-game interviews. but in the meantime back to you guys in the studio as it will be a lot -- studios as it will be a lot of fun tonight. >> mark, thank you. we'll see you later. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. they investigate the mother's allegations after the death of the inmate. that we would uncover a trail of the campaign donations and we ask whether those donations were appropriate. that's coming up tonight at 10:00. >> and we are always here for you on ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. stay warm out there. >> see you later. go warriors. the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking habits. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. [ whistl

steph curry has the floor. >> the warriors moved to california in 1962. never before have they started a season like this. best in west coast franchise history and mowing down the nuggets that that you tasha >> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> the warriors look so good it is scary. after squeaking past the clippers, the warriors stay focused and demolish denver. michael malone in his first season with the nuggets. no answer for stoping steph. splits the d. knocks down the jumper and he had 21 points. warriors set a record of 28 assists. inside it is barnes again. a sweet bounce pass and play. the warriors with a season high 40 points. steph shoot and knocks it down. 8 assists and dishing here. this is with authority. stubbs by 30 at the half. a big night and he is playing so well. seven boards and nuggets can cut it to 10, but steph stops the bleeding and finishes with 10 assists. the war qlers were 6--- they were 6-0 for the first time. he is not thrilled, but he says he will do all he can to help gabbert get excited. watching kap

kyle lowery 3-pointer to cut the warriors lead to two 105-103 warriors back comes curry stephr 108-103 warriors demar derozan scores off the drive to get toronto within one 109-08 but down three with seconds left lowery goes for the two-pointer rather than the three for some reason green blocks his shot with 6 seconds left game over final: 115-10 warriors 7th team in nba history to start the season 12-0 thursday night against the clippers in l.a. tune into sports night live to see the barnes intervies in it's entirety. j.r., mark carpenter and bip roberts will also break down the 49ers- seahawks and raiders-lions. as well as the warriors on the road in denver. 9pm. sunday and send us your high school selfie. post with the hashtag "kron-4-selfie" and it may appear on sports night live. brandon crawford. has signed a new $75 million, 6- year extension with the giants through the 2021 season. the new contract covers his two remaining years of arbitration and four years of free agency it also has a no trade clause and no option years crawford an all-star this season had 21 home ru

steph with a season low 19 points and the warriors win again, 118-105. here is curry on history. >> it is a great accomplishment that we haven't had any blemishes on the record so far. i think it's kind of a quiet confidence. we don't feel like we're going to lose anytime soon. the way we're playing and we can get even better. >> and the warriors can break the record tuesday night in front of the best fans in the nba when they hold the 2-11 lakers. much more coming up in sports. >> let's hope it happens. >> all right. >>> a man throws tiles off the roof of this temple in san jose. i'll show you how police were finally able to take him into custody can. >>> and also, the downside of the business boom in the bay area, we're going to tell you

stay with abc7 news for much more on the warriors. mike shumann will be live with post game reaction. >>> moving on we are still on storm watch tonight. this is a live picture from the kgo roof cam. take a look. showers have returned to san francisco. >> this is after we saw steady rain and falling trees across the bay area today. now we're getting ready for cold temperatures and snow in the sierra. >> let's begin our abc7 news coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> dan and ama, the streets are already turning slick again. let's look at live doppler 7hd and you can see why. this is the second part of the system that is moving in. so let's take you into the east bay from oakland to san leandro. we're taking you down on street level. we are seeing oak port street and light to moderate rain. as we look along the san mateo coast we are seeing light showers developing to half moon bay and also up to the north around dillon beach. we are getting moderate rain falling right now and heading toward the south

the warriors playing the national anthem of france. tonight with a sore back. nets looked like anything but a team with only one win for the season. thaddeus young puts in two of his 26. warriors down at one point by 17. most of the game brooklyn had an answer every time the warriors got close. johnson misses and the nets get the ball bark. jarrett jack beat the third quarter buzzer. warriors still struggleing to stay close. steph curry with three of his eventual. five-and-a-half to go. warriors trailed by three. andre iguodala. the nets inbound with half a second to go. brook lopez gets a good look at the hoop but hit it is back rim and the clock expires. lopez with a little push to create separation. they head to overtime tied at 97-97. the warriors ran away. they scored the first ten points of the extra period. draymond green to andrew bogut. iguodala with a pretty feed to shawn livingston. the the warriors up by ten. curry with a baseline move and curry jammed. the warriors put it away in overtime. 107-99. they will lose at some po

and they could do a bitter rival. >>> tonight could be the night the warriors could set a record. they are going for 16 straight wins and they could do it. could the lowly lakers be spoilers in. >> reporter: well, they could be, but i got to tell you if you're a warrior fan, your pretty spoiled. tonight they have a shot at nba history. the only team standing in their way? the lakers. the lakers are in no mood for this, two wins and 23 losses -- >> stranger things have happened. >> reporter: it would take more than a gang to bust these. first baseman lou garrick. he had streak of his own 56 straight games with a base hit. how about the grid iron grinders, 150 straight wins. now you might call the globetrotters streak of 2,495 straight wins over the washington generals a bit dubious, but did any other team have more fun? they have been nothing but fun, they don't ignore it, pretend it's not there, they actually -- [indiscernible] the warriors play-by-play on the radio side said just to think a few years ago the warriors didn't win their -- [indiscernible] >>> it should be a great gam