we're going to get a hotel first on the waterfront. that the port owns. we are looking forward to this project. aye. resolution 1936 has been approved. >> congratulations a. >> requesting authorization to ward contract to the harbour service's incorporated, rc environment and the silverado contractors and related professional services. each contract in an amount not to of course seed $300,000. >> if this contract will off approved, there will be zero waste by 2020 and environmental practices and port operations and by ensuring this results in advancements, environmental quality of life for san francisco residents and visitors. the scope for this contract is not fully defined in advance but will certainly as master agreements through which port staff will issue orders on a project by project basis. port staff have already identified areas and projects that this contract can be used for. this is such as recovery, containment and materials. following wiring used the majority of the work that this contract will be used for is hazardous waste disposal services

the fisherman's wharf area. versus solid fill, which is what we have in this other waterfront. our most urgent concern, especially now as we are starting to go into the seawall and resilience planning. we need to have the tool and the toolkit for making the infrastructure improvements that we need. with bcdc being the thought leader on many of the resilience planning initiatives. i think it should not be hard to connect the dots as to why we can come up with a better strategy for delivering public benefits, not having this old policy in place. >> this september 19 meeting is to cover all of these conflicts? are there any action items, or is this just for information? >> it is in an -- an initiation process. we have submitted a list of these issues, these as well as some others i have spared you from today. that is being presented to the commission next week so that the commission can say yes, go forth, and then there is a series of steps in public hearings and public comment hearings that go along with that. there will still be, we expect to talk through the issues, and develop

the waterfront study does not fit the standard. during the course of the study, it became apparent that we knew from the start, the is an extreme the complex waterfront. it includes the historic shoreline, the complex services setting, regional transportation system, the earthquake risk and numerous and various stakeholders. the core staff began messaging after the alternative milestone and the core staff have been working together with the schedule and schedule of the study that are still in process. they are currently pursuing this exemption based on these assumptions to allocate funding for the next fiscal year. in addition to the budget and schedule changes, we are looking to add a standard provision to the study for these accelerated funds. these accelerated -- the accelerated fund clause allows them to advance funds to the army core, something they may want to do to keep the study on track if appropriations are delayed for any reason. and such cash contributions will be subject to the board of supervisors approval. the accele

happy to be here today to provide a report on where we are with the draft waterfront plan which was published in june. the work that we've withi been g over the summer. i wanted to give you a report on the feedback and the outreach efforts and to provide this public hearing opportunity, as well, for further public comments to come forth. we have really sought to solicit comments by the end of settlement so that we can take stock of whether the draft plan is hitting the points that people expected after the long process lead by the waterfront plan working group and to make any further refinements and, of course, corrections, if necessary, before we start the environmental review process. so to that end, the staff report lists more details, but this is the summary of the meetings that have occurred over the last couple of months, continuing through the end of the month, as far as scheduled. we're still open and available, certainly, to other organizations, if they have any interests or questions or meeting requests. so we want to make that clear. but it's been a great opportunity to get out to

and in southern waterfront, we're commencing through the front, similar to the northern waterfront kicking off the seawall programme. we are requesting author requesn to amend the contract port-wide and we're trying to integrate efforts like the embarcadaro seawall and army corps wall study. as we're adding resources, we're being mindful and trying to take advantage of the creek study, which is cal-trans finished with the army core work and we're efficient with public money. we've incorporated your recommendations from prior discussions. the change to the report that i want to flag for you, actually on page 7 of the report, we were projecting a 23.42% spaw spaws e participation and we got approval just yesterday in advance of the commission meeting. the exact mission is 21.9%. we expect that will go back up to the 23.24%. there are some lbes where paperwork is in process and they're being added and that will be before the board of supervisor's approval. as an overview, we have provided that informational presentation on august 13th. the proposed contract amendment will increase the

opening up new areas of the waterfront for public access. in particular, it should be noted that the central waterfront area plans to identify the potrero powers site as an opportunity for mixed-use redevelopment following a planning process. a few amendments to the general plan recommended by staff to ensure that it remains current. the proposed amendment generally fall into three categories. first, they are intended to reflect the communities planning efforts related to the projects that have brought us here today, and to align the plant with the proposed projects. they reflect to community resources that are being proposed by the project and lastly, they provide planning guidance for industrial areas. [reading notes] staff is proposing an amendment to the central waterfront area plan, the industry element, the urban design element, and the land use effects. the amendments update objectives, policies and maps to align with the general land use, building heights, and building controls of the proposed project. updates to the central waterfron

it was a fixed show for many years on the waterfront. you provided live music, comedy, and entertainment. it was located on part of 27 and 29 under a lease with the port from 1999 until 2011. the lease was mutually terminated to accommodate the america's cup. as part of that meat will termination, the port agreed to allow them to come to the waterfront if they are able to satisfy some conditions to relocate to a portion of lot 324 teatro attempted to use a temporary structure but that location was not supported by the community because it was no -- not compatible with the historic district. as a result, they went out to get additional development help. they came to the port commission , and of course, we could not do soft engagement with them without competitive solicitation and process. he directed us to go to the board of supervisors to get our direction. the board of supervisors as to enter into an soft engagement with the developer. this gave way for the port to authorize exclusive agreement with the developer. so -- [indiscernible] t

a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fund that has been created now to ensu that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really on the other hand's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the ront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and enrgy and capital. e question of how do we balance that economic development, the investment in protecting it, with the needs of people and the environment is one that, you know, we're going to find ourselves asking over and or again here in the bay area and around the world. sheila: wewe haven't made a burger in years. u yoys haven't cooked a burger since the 1960s? yes. you weren't born then, i know. we've been hearing that burgers have really evolve we're not in kansas anymore' that's a big

the holistic approach that the planning department towards the entire waterfront is really the modern way of looking at development, as well as space activation which, as you know is one of the things we're trying to do at the wharf in the public's face. anyway, that is why am here today. thank you, diane, and commissioners of the port. >> thank you. alice walters. >> good afternoon. i am trying desperately. [inaudible] i am here wearing two hats. we had the pleasure of having diane, and half present the waterfront plan update last night, to our community. i have to say, being able to present, they really focus on the goals and the values of the plan doing that was a conjunction with the run-up of the rfps, the first of which are going to be in our subarea. really brought the plan home to the community, so that they can understand what all of those hundreds of recommendations actually meant on the ground to them. i think it was incredibly valuable for the community, and it also, the three years, i think, that you all invested in really paid off. the community was kind of talked about

they keep port of the maritime mission to bring visitors to this unique waterfront. red white fleet operates a fleet of five vessels some of the most recent is pictured here. a hybrid electric drive vehicle that greatly reduces emissions and obviously is a great step forward in terms of the ports excursion fleet in terms of its sustainability. the project includes a significant capital investment in the facility on the shore site. the project, approving the lease would authorize subject to regulatory permitting the tenant to perform improvements to the shoreside to replace the current ticket booth facility with a new birth - booth as well as improving the staff facilities as well as the customer cueing in relation to the nearby public access. this would rationalize the site greatly along the highly trafficked corner of the waterfront in this area. the estimated cost of the shoreside improvements is 1,600,000 and they would proceed immediately after approval of the lease renewal. phase 2 of the project would follow on the water side. as we have discussed with you the m

both sides are declaring victory tonight and the battle over a homeless shelter along the san francisco waterfront. >>> plus, what is causing huge travel problems tonight at sfo. >>> asked to come up with them most innovative list. they came up with 99 women and one woman. >> it is simply wrong. >>> the new kpix 5 at 7:00 starts right now. with the raiders about to kickoff. good evening everyone i am ken bastida. >> i am veronica de la cruz. >> reporter: here at the opener, a lot of fans are excited that they are here tonight and celebrating. there is one player in particular that is not going to be here tonight. you can read it for yourself. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> we are ready for monday night! let's go, baby! >> reporter: it is the last, first home opener at the oakland coliseum. >> i cannot way, i am so excited. it is finally open day. >> reporter: beginning at 2 pm, gates open and the tailgating and barbecuing kicked into high gear. >> we always come big. we have a good time. try to get everybody in the area to kick in and have some fun. >> reporter: win or lose, oakland or vegas. >> ve

the musicians on the waterfront in cape town have plenty of this kind of energy. but the electricity south africans are dependent on the government and enterprise as calm cape town is always open to new possibilities the. great goal keep it so solar systems and provides a nice during installation is there a chance that we can go up to you know if you deny. these days you'll find solar panels all over especially here in the harbor achieves tosspot cape town has become a solar center yes this insulation is special because at the v.n.a. waterfront here in cape town it was one of the 1st larger rooftop installations to see more of the old scattered over all distributed over all roofs here on the waterfront all in all totaling more than 1.3 make a watch of capacity and the electricity is used to meet. when it's produced so there is no storage involved it's not to feed it back into the grid it's just use as it's produced. fact is the state owned provider is not really interested in having solar energy fed into the grid as calm doesn't want competition never the less grea

strong use for the san francisco waterfront. again, we do not know who these people are, and how much time they might have spent for the planning process. you know, we have run into situations where people were not aware that there were maritime uses at the port. that may be a reflection. >> when you survey their connection, in terms of how often are they down here. it was like 78% or more. so you got the audience responding. physically they are down here, some of them are on a daily basis. that was very positive. we get people living in the sunset per se, they could be living in the sunset, these people that have moved onto the waterfront. that is an important action we need to continue, just to understand where people are coming from and building that connection. we've been projecting for a while, it's not just about the neighborhood, it's about the whole city connecting to the waterfront. >> absolutely. one of the thing you mention, i don't know that we've ever see the whole length ourselves area if you are not planning to com

it or leasing it for another purpose that furthers our public purpose of attracting people to the waterfront so it's a benefit to the port in that manner and that there are no other uses planned for this space and this time. it's about six spaces. the pier 14 is one of those and it's not the successful one of them. artists come and finance are here because it and identified these top space force this. we look at qualities of our art is well and this is something we see as we go forward with a set of hard guidelines and mater time. that was the bulk of it. we employed the arts commission with their fee to manage this process and set up a selection panel. i believe we received 200 initial proposals and a nation wide search and it was narrowed down and it was accepted. it's truly an amazing piece. sometimes they come from other sources too. from the governor's office for the global climate summit. the polar bear came forward. it was a fantastic piece made up finished with car hoods. it spoke to the political statement about the climate change and who might be effected on that. there are pieces

of all distributed over all roofs here on the waterfront all in all totaling more than 1.3 major watts of capacity and the electricity is used immediately when it's when it's produced so there is no storage involved it's not feed it back into the grid it's just use as it's produced. the provider is not really interested in having solar energy fed into the grid doesn't want competition. never the less great goal cooper is finding more and more customers all over the country who would like to invest in solar power like here in ca is south africa's fruit farming region this cold storage company has high energy costs solar energy is less expensive and environmentally friendly to boot so investing in the sun is a good alternative the costs for conventionally generated power have gone up in recent years. the manager shows us where the investments were made. solar cells were installed on a large scale here on the roof they're now able to produce 15 percent of the energy they need themselves. with our sun i think and the cost of solar panels now and there is a way of operating it not too much

and a symbolic evolution of the role towards a waterfront open space. in summary, the park plans sets forth how it delivers activation. it includes 5.5 acres at china basin park, an acre at mission rock square and remaining one and a half acres in channel street, channel lane and the wharf. we have executed several documents that lead us to the park's plan. two are the development agreement and the permit the development agreement requires that the park's plan be approved prior to or in conjunction with the phase one budget. botboth will be before you for approval on september 24th. the management and concession agreement and the phase one park's design will be presented to the commission later in the fall. this slide provides an overview of the parks and open-space goals. in summary, we aim to deliver vibrant, well managed parks that are welcome to all. we ensure that the park is self-sufficient and we aim to foster responsiveness to storieds anstoriedstakeholders n reestatrealestate value at the . in order to achieve these goals, port staff recommends

a foldable - full buildout, over four phases, you will see the project, new neighborhood at the waterfront, very exciting place. to refresh your recollection of the funding structure for the project, this chart starts at the bottom of the page and shows developers import equity combined with important land value. in the opportunity to invest ift funds into the project to fund the predevelopment costs, which have stopped or nearly stop because we are now in the development part of the project, and on the phase cost as well. any port return, part capital returned at 10 percent, the developer returns 218 percent. above that we have excess land that we get to share. we are very interested in sharing those revenues and we have built-in some strategies to mac - maximize the revenue sharing potential for the project. doing our best to limit developer capital with public financing. efficient use of tax exempt that an important capital. we were before you last year, and he had a very busy day last january of 2018 approving projects on transaction documents. obviously the lease, the master lease, an

. >>> a judge in san francisco has dealt a major blow to opponents of a homeless shelter on the waterfront. the embarcadero navigation center is already taking shape when a former parking lot. andrea after today's ruling it is full speed ahead. >> reporter: that is right. take a look over here behind me on the embarcadero. these are already going up here. just feet from traffic. a judge ruled today construction can continue. >>> construction on the embarcadero homeless navigation center continue tonight. after a san francisco judge denied a temporary restraining order on the project from neighbors. >>> he got it wrong. there is no question.>> reporter: save embarcadero for all argued the city was in the navigation center would harm the neighborhood. the judge disagreed. >>> nor does the court except petitioner's argument that it has shown irreparable harm here. from that potential that the opening of this navigation center may subject its members of the public. >>> save embarcadero set the port and the city did not arrange for a lease a fair market value for the land. >>> our appraiser val

judge is expected to rule on an attempt to stop a homeless navigation center being built along the waterfront. the group argues the city failed to get approval and bypassed the state environmental quality act. it is being built on the embarcadero at beale street. lawyers say the center would do harm to drepresidents. they cite an attack on a woman at her condo which is right next to the center. >>> the person of interest wanted in a shooting turned himself in. joseph vicencio is said to have shot at the mlk library thursday evening shattering windows on the top floors. students narrowly missed being hit by the gunfire. a parking garage next door was also hit. there's no word on why vicencio may have done it. >>> here's something you don't see every day. a camera captured a man jumping from roof to roof in the mission district. witnesses say he refused to get down for several hours while san francisco police negotiators spoke with him. abc7 news reporter luz pena has this story. >> reporter: holding onto the molding of the walls of this house after being caught jumping from one roof to the nex

safe embarcadero for all is against the plan to build a 200 bed homeless navigation center along the waterfront between the ferry building in oracle park opponents worry about a spike in violent crime in that area. and they point to a high-profile incident last month that you see in this video where a woman was attacked outside her condominium, san francisco mayor london breed is a big supporter of the navigation center and she wants to move forward with construction. there was another hearing later this month. >>a disturbing discovery near an east bay school. a second rope in the form of a noose was found tied to a fence near chabot elementary school. now the fbi is involved in the investigation. the most recent rope was found tied to a fence on the batting cage. first case was apparently an accident. an apparent came forward saying their kid through the rope over the fence. but since another rope was found in a similar fashion. the fbi was brought in to investigate they determined there is not enough evidence to call this a hate crime. >>also in the east bay, a mother is warning others about

san francisco ferry building is about to get a serious makeover, the historic landmark along the waterfront is going to undergo a two-year renovation project including repairs to the fagade and a new paint job among many other upgrades. joining is now in studio to talk more about the work that's going to be happening is drew gordon, senior vice president at hudson pacific properties. thanks for coming in today, pretty exciting project here.>> this is a 120-year-old landmark, along the waterfront in san francisco. how are you planning to restore the ferry building's original beauty? >> sure, if you are a fan of the ferry building, it's a great day. we will be doing some major restoration work to bring it back to its historic integrity, and we will restore the color back to its original gray hue. it will take some time but when it's done it will be fabulous. >> let's talk about that paint job. ugly when the work is all done, that's what people will probably notice when they walk by. you have come up with a distinct color, it's been dubbed ferry building gray. how did you come up with this col

they marched down market street to the waterfront. they said that rising temperatures make them fear for the future and that the consequences are coming to a boil. they said those in power need to pay attention. >> we skipped school because we thought this was important >> this is a really powerful experience. >> we are 10 years behind in the action we should be taking to stop climate change. >> organizers are calling on house speaker nancy pelosi to back the green new deal. a recent report says the world has 12 years to prevent a catastrophe. >>> meanwhile across the bay hundreds rallied. students for dozens of schools cht with the signs artoto m chant and a rally on the steps of city hall demonstrators join the climate strike across the state. in los angeles the rally began at pershing square. the average temperatures in los angeles have risen 4 degrees in the last century. >>> 1000 people took to the streets of the state capitol. many of them middle and high school students who walked out of class today saying that global warning is

embarcadero safe embarcadero for all is against a plan to build a 200 bed homeless navigation center on the waterfront between the ferry building in oracle park, a member of the group says the judge thought it was urgent enough to hear today and he's now we're scheduled a hearing for later this month. opponents worry about a spike in violent crime and point to this high profile incident last month when a woman was attacked right outside her condo san francisco mayor london breed is a big supporter of the navigation center and wants to move forward with construction. >>raiders fans are saying goodbye to antonio brown, this is video sent to kron 4 this afternoon as fans burned his jersey in the parking lot ahead of the game against the broncos tonight brown requested to be released over the weekend the team did just that he will now play for the new england patriots. and the drama in oakland is already in midseason form as they start their new season for that's wild hstuff right. like a reality show with the raiders probably their final season in oakland right assuming they can get that new stadium buil

all 50s on the waterfront. 59 sap francisco. i expect these to stay pretty cool here. not much of a breeze yet. variable. might pick up a little later, and overall, though, we see a few clouds. generally speaking a dry day. that next system is going to take more of a track. it is close enough. napa county. and eventually sweeping into marin by 10:00 a.m. and the other areas from oakland by aboutnot a lot. there is enough. 60s and 70s. it is nice. temperatures below average for most. a little bit of morning and breezy on thursday. another low is going to drop in sunday into monday. >>> time is 4:19. another death blamed on vaping here in california. coming up, the governor's latest cap palm -- campaign to fight against this. >>> the company behind oxycontin is in federal court today. the pushback it is getting for 2. >>> today's hearing will focus on the bankruptcy. helping reimburse state and local government and clean up the damage caused in the opiid crisis. powerful prescription pain skillers and illegal opioids have been blamed for more than 400,000 deathings here

to 26 degrees for the south, the warm amber colours indicating the temperatures to the south the waterfrontng to slide away south through the early part of the new week. high pressure starts to build, so we get rid of the rain and clouds but we do pull cold air all the way south across the uk. cold is probably a bit harsh. it willjust feel chillier than it has lately. could have some quite cold nights monday and tuesday night, with high pressure and clear skies. the days should bring us plenty of sunshine and then later in the week it looks like that high—pressure system will shift a little bit and start to tap in some warm airfrom shift a little bit and start to tap in some warm air from the atlantic, so some milder conditions to come, if not warmer, by the time we get towards thursday and friday. lots of fine weather to come for the uk in the week ahead. it's been five years since england, scotland and wales legalised same—sex marriage, but some lgbt couples say they still face obstacles when organising their big day. this weekend, one of the uk's first wedding fairs for same—sex couples

believing the storm is going to make that turn, but nonetheless, these people are all gathered on the waterfront risking a bit as they wait for the storm to arrive. >> they certainly are. thank you for being there with your reporting. meanwhile to the massacre in texas over the weekend, the fbi this morning is combing through 15 different crime scenes in and around odessa, texas, trying to figure out why a man went on this killing spree that lasted more than an hour. s like... the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. ♪upbeat music she's doing it again. no cover-up spray here. it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. [ harsh aerosol spray ] cheaper aerosols can cover up odors burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses a 100% natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread.

the race took runners along the waterfront and it wrapped up back on the baseball field. >> just the tough of times. it was also a treat to go inside the joints stadium at the end. >> now, about 18,000 runners took part in the event. many of the top finishers were from right here in the bay area. >>> time is 455 timty. rainbow floats and a lot of music and thousands of people filled the streets of downtown oakland for oakland's 10th proud parade and festival. >> oakland. >> oakland, where is your pride? >> well, fans like that came and students at oakland's private park day school. the school says the group celebrating the diversity and also showing support for the lgbtq co it was a hit among the parade goers. >> i like to have all the independence. the elementary schools, and stuff like that to see all the families out here doing pride. it was great. >> now, dozens of students and educators from the oakland unified school district were also in the parade. they were waiving rainbow flags and carrying signs promoting the diversity. >>> a little music for you. the festival italiano too

it takes runners from oracle park along the waterfront and wraps up on the baseball field. >> runners can hang out on the field, grab some food. watch their family or friends finish. and then check out all of the exhibitors here. >> it is a popular event people from all over come to including kristin downey sister from the east coast. >> she comes out to visit me from new jersey. every year to do this and we get to hang out and visit and i get to see her run. >> whether you are running for fun, to beat your personal record or to get a workout in, the giant race has a little something for everyone. >> i have been running since i was 14 to change my health and it has been a lot easier. my son is running a 10k right now. i am waiting for him. and then >> organizers are already starting to plan next year's events. all we know so far is that it will happen in the beginning of september. at oracle park, sarah, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we at the temperatures from today, those numbers were warmer than yesterday but still kind of mild. wasn't really that warm of the week and especially yesterday wi

canada though downgraded to a tropical storm dorian still causing damage with ing up waves the flooding waterfront areas the storm lashed the canadian coast with strong winds and heavy rain knocking out power in hundreds of thousands of homes officials asked people to stay off the roads but the damage there has been nothing like the devastation that dorian wreaked on the bahamas have a look. a 13 hour ferry ride to bringing the homeless to a safe haven. hundreds of survivors from the worst hit areas of the application and grand bahama islands a streaming south to now sound the capital of the bahamas was largely spared dorian's destructive force it's a time for reunions and rejoicing at being a life. i had that stayed with 3 kids i actually 5 kids but 3 young ones to me nearly 3 dead and it was all i'm very grateful of how do i go out and i give thanks to god for a lot not the sea and not a very good word out on when my home collapsed and i fairly i don't was that i you know because a lot of people died and i thought i was going to be one of them and i just we just started praying and there we thin

. >>> number five, the group fighting a homeless navigation center along san francisco's waterfront saysudge will rule on their lawsuit to block the center. >>> number six, we're following your monday morning commute. better news in sunnyvale. an earlier fatal accident blocked the off-ramp southbound 101 to the lawrence expressway. investigation wrapped up. off-ramp is open. >>> and senator elizabeth warren takes the lead among democratic presidential candidates in a new poll. 22% of likely iowa caucusgoers support warren. joe biden polled at 20%. >>> betty sauskin is recovering after a stroke. this is from one of her weekly talks at the rosie the riveter center in richmond. a documentary on her life "no time to waste" is supposed to debut tonight. she is the oldest national park ranger and is known for her talks on race and social change. >>> happening today the saga over a classic rock and roll song will go before a federal appeals court in san francisco. attorneys for led zeppelin say the judges should let a jury's verdict stand. that panel said the group did not break a copyright law

, make a right at the wizard who says he's from the future and go until you see the couple on the waterfrontaler, you've gone too far. >> good news, jet fans finally found this. bad news, it wasn't a football team. these fans were flagged for illegal hands in the face after they roughed him up. the football world was shocked. they didn't know either team had fans. nobody throws beer during fights anymore. they are way more likely to get hit by a iphone nine. a jets fan told police there was no defense for the action and let's face it, if anybody knows about no defense, it jet fans. number three. baby bear. so cute. got stuck in a hole in utah but luckily they were able to throw snacks. watch this. it's not the greatest video but this is how we get them into our meetings. that right there is a baby black bear. it's amazing when our staff finds when we restrict their access to porn sites. wildlife officials have been three cookies but the bear wouldn't eat them because he wasn't sure if they were keto. fortunately, there was fruit on hand so he climbed up just in time to see his mom get there

two-lane expected to rule on the attempt to stop a homeless navigation center from being built along the waterfronttrying to block the project. the group safe embarcadero argued the city failed to get approval from the state land commission and bypassed the environmental quality act. the 200-bet center is being built on the embarcadero at beale street. the judge denied another appeal two weeks ago. lawyers say the center would do harm to residents. they cite an attack on a woman at the lobby to her south beach condo, which happens to be right next to the center. >>> the person of interest wanted for gunfire at san jose state turned himself in. police say he's the shooter. 21-year-old joseph vicencio voluntarily met with detectives and was booked yesterday morning. he shot at the mlk library thursday evening shattering windows on the top floors. some students narrowly missed being hit by the gunfire. the parking garage next door was also hit. >>> now a story you'll see only on abc 7. a man is mission district. he was jumping from roof top to rooftop. >> my wife was going to take a shower and that's

they are building it on the city's waterfront. the judge declined opponents request to stop them yesterday but decided to hear the case later this month. some embarcadero residents are fuming over the idea of sheltering the homeless near their homes. >> it doesn't seem like they are giving a lot of thought to these people or those people or the people down there or the people over here. so why are they getting so much? one they do this down the street? there is land down there, i will go find them land. >> the group filing the lawsuit, safe embarcadero for all said the city failed to get the necessary approval to start the work. they will have another chance to make the case on september 23. >>> this morning, there is talk about putting the brakes on a recently launched program in san jose. some city leaders say the program to help homeless people living in cars find a safe place to park just isn't working. that is because it is underutilized. it has attracted rvs into the area that aren't part of the safe parking program. while it