in transbay. this slide gives you a visual to see by project area, the status of our affordable housing program. we completed our obligations in project areas other than our three primary major development projects, and in mission bay, the larger amount of blue reflects that we have completed our housing obligations and all of mission bay north and two projects in mission bay south, and you can see that we are just kind of getting started in the shipyard and candlestick point. and with that, i'll turn it over to hildy to discuss asset management. >> good afternoon, commissioner. development services manager. and the development services manager, or the division is responsible for providing technical services to the major project areas. in addition, work program includes managing the obligations in all the other major or non, i won't call them non-major, the other project areas that you see here. and in terms of the coming year, we'll be focussing on continuing the implementation of the long range

transit center and the 14th kings station as well as the other operators that would utilize the transbay transit center, the high speed rail, as well as caltrain. >> supervisor safai: okay. thank you. colleagues, any questions? i think her experience speaks for itself. now we'll hear from our second applicant, is director tilly chang. >> good afternoon, chair safai. >> supervisor safai: good evening, really. >> good evening, supervisors. tilly chang, executive director of the county transportation authority. i'm pleased to seek your support for my appointment to the seat four, the alternate seat for the same tjpa board of directors. i'm happy to present a brief overview although you have it in my application. i'm happy to speak to the tjpa, but i'm happy to serve as you wish. >> supervisor safai: i think we're very knowledgeable of your qualifications, and we're happy that this is an applicant and alternate applicant. >> good. >> supervisor safai: any questions for miss chang? okay. any members of the public wish to comment on this item, please come forward, you have two minutes to speak

. >>> bart is moving forward with plans to build a second transbay tube. the price will be up to $15 billion. hundreds of thousands of commuters pass under the bay every day. and after 20 years of talk, bart is spending $200 million for a look at a second bay crossing. >> we have talked about reaching our existing capacity in the mid 2020s with the existing transbay tube and so we're going to have to put something on the table. >> but there are some tough questions that need to be answered including the route from the east bay and where it would land in san francisco. >> south of market in the mission bay area where we see that growth, is it going to be in the traditional downtown area of san francisco? that's one of the most important questions. >> and another issue a new transbay tube will likely mean either digging up or digging under alameda island. bart promises to have something on the table by the end of the year. >>> time now 4:42. it's been one year since widespread flooding for thousands of san jose residents from their homes. how one man's loss

the fact that we are responsible for aligning the assembly land to produce revenue to finance the transbay transit center, as well as incremental state parcels, to fund the ongoing state debt, as wg as ongoing funding for the transbay joint transit center. i should note that over the years i've worked on the project in various capacities, and i've been part of the city family that's worked with the tjpa that's worked first to setup the community's district that was established in 2014, and worked with a -- in the state, as well as locally to get information done and work with the developers in determining the rate and method of apportionment, as well as working on creative solutions to work to fund the gap that was announced in 2016-2017, so i have been actively involved in the project in various capacities, as well as in my prior position providing the financial expertise and working with the city family to provide a funding -- bridge funding to meet at least the phase one of the development. and there's still work to do with phase two, so that we know -- as we know, phase two, the downto

san franci t >>> plus, commuters are waiting for the new transbay transit center in san francisco to the delays the project is facing. still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. jose on this tuesday morning. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. if you are just joining us, quarter to 5:00 right now. a live look outside downtown san jose. winter decided to come back and visit. maybe it was that whole punxsutawney phil thing, right? >> blame it on -- >> blame it on the groundhog. kari has the forecast coming up. >>> you see t you know what that means, that team of year with parades, marching bands, costumes, they fill the streets of the big easy. mardi gras kicks off today in new orleans. people have been celebrating

reportedly started nailing down costs to add a second transbay tube. according to the chronicle, b.a.r.t. is spending $200 million which could cost as much as $15 billion for the project. it could go from alameda to mission bay and it could parallel the current tube. it would likely be built by to 30 or something around there. that's the same year that b.a.r.t.'s new fleet of cars reached capacity in the current transbay tunnel. >>> 5:07 now. the warriors decided to go on a private tour to visit with area children when they visit washington, d.c. next week. it will consist of players, coaches and students. last september president trump actually withdrew his white house invitation to the nba champs after steph curry made it clear he didn't want to attend. the warriors considered several options for their d.c. visit. the players didn't want it to be seen as a politicizing event. >>> cloud cover in the southern third of the bay. it's kept temperatures up a little bit. the clear conditions means it's colder in the north bay. that's why you're seeing frost

s new fleet of cars would reach capacity in the current transbay tunnel. >>> hi.d to jump in and show you what's happening live right now. this is the falcon 9 launch. spacex getting ready to send the satellite into low earth orbit. it's being launched from vandenberg air force base in southern california. we've been telling but this throughout the morning. we're seeing the launch now. satellite will be deployed about 11 minutes after the launch. the satellite is designed to take high resolution images much earth day and night and if you're wondering why do i care, how does this impact us? elon musk says there are two other test satellites on board for global broadband. oh, look at that. here it goes. and the reason the satellite is important, they're trying to bring internet to those leith served. a really big deal as we watch this launch live right now from vandenberg. that's in southern california? santa barbara. it's amazing to see, reggie and natasha. live, right now. >> spacex has been busy recently. they've been very successful. be interesting to see how th

. >>> for years there has been talk about building a second transbay tube for b.a.r.t. it's been mostly talk until now. b.a.r.t. is seriously studying a new tunnel that would run from alameda to san francisco south of the market area. kpix5's phil matier now on what it will take to make it happen. for a lot of commuters the tube couldn't come fast enough. >> reporter: that's right. right out here in the bay behind us is the tube that now goes from oakland to about a block away at the embarcadero, but now we're talking about adding a secondone somewhere down there on the horizon. the question is why now and at what cost? let's take a look. as anyone on a rush hour train to or from san francisco knows, the b.a.r.t. system is maxing out. >> we're at crush loads today. >> b.a.r.t. carries twice as many people in the peak during the app and-- a.m. and p.m. than the whole bay bridge does. the capacity of b.a.r.t. is what drives the bay area economy. >> reporter: and the fear of the economy grinding to a halt because people can't get in and out of the city is a key reason why

. >> lt seven years in the making the transbay termle is delayed again. the new estimate for the grand opening. and meteorology sandhya patel will be back to talk about changes in the forecast. more to come. >>> well overseas to want american athletes take center stage at the winter olympics in south korea. the opening ceremonies took place earlier. and then there was kim jong un's sister. abc news reporter mat gutman is at the winter games >> reporter: most olympics avoided politics. but this morning diplomacy was center stage. the show bottom barreding the crowd with messages of peace. north and south korea marched together under the same flag and hand in hand members of the joint north--south hockey team charged up to light the flame. >> kim jong un's trusted is it sister shaking hands with south korean president. seated right behind mike pence. but his office says he pointedly did not reach out to north korea. and of course the nlts. the most ever at a winter games including that huge american delegation. so much hope for nathan chen, abc first profil

property 200 main street portion of lot 3739, lot 008, also known as transbay block four. the ocii negotiators are sally orth, shane hart, jeff white, and hildy miles. negotiating parties for f-4 transbay partners, llc, a delaware limited liability company, a joint venture of urban pacific development llc, an affiliate of hines limited partnership and broad street investments, llc, an affiliate of goldman sachs. under negotiate will be both price and terms of payment. madam chair? >> thank you. so i think we have -- this is a closed session, so -- skbl >> we only have that one speaker, and it was ace, and he's not here. >> can we close? do we follow the process for closed session? >> if there's nobody else here, make sure everybody else leaves who are not part of the closed session. >> okay. everybody else is here, who's not part of the closed session -- okay. >> okay.

the prove you promise we did with the transbay is [inaudible] and it has been up and running for five years now and excited to bringing a similar promise here in san francisco. the mission bay was almost a decade ago. we built market walk. so, again, we're excited to be give then opportunity and i just wanted to thank you. >> thank you. >> peter cohen. >> good afternoon, commissioners. peter cohen with the council of community housing organizes. we've appeared before you through the block nine process and here again to just tell you how much we support the project and glad that today we can speak actually explicitly about community housing partnership with one of our member organisations. until then, you had to select them. but proud to see that they are part of the development team. they do excellent work. and the supportive housing model, again, this is ladders out of homelessness. this is how we -- one of the ways we combat homelessness is to provide homes and this is going to be an excellent project. and also know there has been over time, although it seems to be a settled -- some

a new transbay tube would mean digging up or digging under alameda island. bart promises to have some proposal on the table by the end of the year. now for a look at this morning's commute, we might be hoping for that second tube. here's jaclyn. >>> that's right. right now, we are tracking that bart is running right on time no delays, 46 trains in service. in fact, all your mass transit ride looking good off to a great start for this thursday morning commute. but on the roads, that's a different story. northbound 101 at lawrence expressway one lane blocked because of an accident. traffic backed up to about montague expressway. so just a heads up if you are traveling through that stretch or know someone who is. call them and let them know it's going to be a slow ride until they get past that. report of an accident, northbound 680 right near crow canyon road, two lanes blocked but our sensors still showing that speeds are in the green. we will keep a close eye on that. no doubt about it, you can see how quickly the backup is stretching on to 580 and 880 at the

the code of conduct meeting begins at 5:30 at the transbay joint powers authority office at 201 mission street. >>> a weight loss diet guaranteed to work for you. a stanford professor studied low carb versus low-fat. the results are in. katie marzullo has the story. >> we asked patrons at a cafe in palo alto about their diet. >> i figured out for myself, it's quantity, number one, and i think eating whole foods. >> i've experimented with different diets. i'm sort of an aspirational vegetarian. >> what if you didn't have to experiment? >> what we set out to study was comparing low-fat and low-carb, not to see which was the best diet but which diet was best for whom. >> he studied 600 e 300 on a low carb diet and 300 on a low-fat diet. he hoped to predict who would lose the most weight based on predisposing factors like jeannetgenetics tnd metabolism. >> the hypothesis wasn't supported. i thought i could get rich. i'd have to test and take my test and i'll tell you which diet to be on to lose weight. >> he may not have struck gold this time around, but his research shed light on the issue

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bart is taking the next step toward a possible second transbay tunnel...etails on the proposed project aimed at easing the bay area's nightmare commute... and a major announcement in the effort to help the homeless all over california... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> jubilation for an iowa girls' high school basketball team. with the game tied at 48-48, senior ali reese hit an off-balanced shot a the buzzer. the north union warriors upset the defending state champs and now head to the iowa state tournament. >>> there's new technology that can help drivers avoid fender benders when backing up, but with different choices on the market, choosing the right one can save you a lot of money. kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: when this subaru backs into a parked car, the damage tops $1,100. with auto brake, crisis averted. low-speed backup crashes happen in parking lots and driveways. these poles show the scars. in this test, the damage c

. >>> happening today in san francisco, a public meeting on the new transbay transit center.er reports last week the construction was facing delays. now, the transit center has missed key construction milestones, the opening has been delayed multiple times. it was slated to be open may 1st but the examiner reports it could be delayed until september. >>> a san francisco historic preservation commission will decide today on the fate of a controversial civic centerc7' statue. critics say the early days statue is a symbol of oppression and they're calling for its removal. the statue shows a native american man on the ground with two spanish colonists standing over here. today's meeting is at city hall at 12:30. two weeks ago they voted to have a christopher columbus statue removed from its city hall. pete suratos is looking into this story for us this morning. he is going to join us with more coming up in about an hour. >>> at 4:51 a first look at a powerful weather -- weather satellite being built right here in the bay area. what it can do and when it will launch into space. >>

gets serious about building a second transbay tube, what it will take to make this pipe dream a reality. >> but first the markets closed down today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> i don't know, liz, are you feeling the warm-up? >> a little bit. i don't know whether i'm getting used to it or if it's actually getting a little bit warmer. >> i'll be here to tell you it's not warmer outside.

. >>> plans to build a second transbay tube are moving forward.ending $200 million for a serious look at a second bay crossing. a new transbay tube would likely mean either digging up or digging under alameda island. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> 7:27. expect delays if you are trying to head into san francisco along northbound 101. here's a live look. this is right near third bayshore and an accident that is on surface streets is actually backing traffic up along 101 right at alemany so the crash is at bayshore and industrial. it's also having problems with or causing problems with muni, 9 san bruno and 24 divisadero rerouted. >>> i want to show you our dublin camera view with clouds and sun. that's going to be the story throughout the day today. we'll see scattered showers a chance of thunderstorms even hail and our temperatures are in the 40s for most of the bay area. santa rosa though 37. but it feels colder because look at these winds. we are getting strong west- northwest winds 22 miles per hour at sfo, 19 in san

olson, third generation san franciscan, and sit on the task force of connectsf, and chairman of the transbay joint powers authority for the transit center. so, i'm very interested in this proposal. i would say a couple of things to all of you that number one, it's consistent with and coordinated with vision 0. so that i think is extremely important. number two, we need to continually, even though this is planned for 50 years, we need to continue to look at it and that's in part of the plan, certainly at least every five years, we need to have an extension of cal high speed rail across the bay to stockton. also planning another tube for bart. senator feinstein has talked of another bridge across the bay. so, all of these things will have to play into the plan because the plan is considering this as a regional asset and a regional center. beyond that, of course, we have things like sea level rise and other things. so, it is a very forward-looking plan, and it includes additional focus as years go on. thank you. >> chairman peskin: thank you for your testimony mr. olson and your engagement. any

(pam) that includes the proposal of building a áásecond transbay tube. new posters being displayed at stations... (pam)it serves as reminder for riders to keep the trains sanitary.. and safe. (steve) riders will see about a dozen posters on trains and at stations taking on topics such as backpack etiquette, elevator cleanliness, littering, fare evasion and behavior on trains.students from the college of arts designed the posters.kron 4's ella sogamonian spoke with those students and learned where the idea came from. these artists commute on bart themselves some have seen the problems firsthand - so it's not only an opportunity to have their work seen by thousands of people but also a way to make a change. the bay area rapid transit is losing passengers every night of the week so board director bevan defty says a top priority to keep riders is cleanliness.that's one one of the many etiquette reminders illustrated in new eye catching posters bart officials hope will promote a better environment.sot: bart commuter// "i think it's important for bart to do ev

in this role, she is responsible for the economic development of the new transbay, mission bay and hunters point shipyard neighborhoods which collectively provide over 20,000 new housing units including approximately 7,000 affording housing units and 10 million square feet of commercial space and the management of various properties and existing and expired project areas. prior to that, nadia served as the director of the controller's office of public finance since 2005. in this role, ms. sesay conducted financial analysis for the mayor, board of supervisors, commissioners, and department heads relating to debt financing and oversaw the city's $3.2 billion municipal debt portfolio. without nadia's skills and leadership, i don't know where -- i don't know that we would have have the successful bond and capital investment program that we have today. i certainly couldn't do that. she has worked in the office of public finance for over 19 years, serving as financial administrator and bond associate prior to her appointment as director. nadia also sits on the san francisco community investment

code map of san francisco, with particular attention to ocii's particular construction projects, transbay, mission bay, and shipyard, candlestick point. the commission has previously indicated an interest in understanding the distribution of projects by zip code. worth noting, approximately 26 million in construction contracts awarded to sf-based small businesses, over 15 million in contracts or 59% of contracting dollars were awarded to construction firms located in district ten or firms located in 94124, 94134, and 94107. to close out statistical reporting on sbe's, at the request of the commission, ocii staff tracks additional dollars paid to sb's and additional awards. drawing the last reporting phase period, [ inaudible ] and alice griffith phase one block four completed construction. note sb awards for these projects were approximately 58% where actual sb payment represent approximately 59% of contract dollars. the numbers are relatively close, and minor inconsistencies can be attributed to slight variances in additional costs incurred by the developer. staff continues to outreach t

new at 6:00, we learned contractors are struggling to find enough qualified workers to get the big transbay terminal in san francisco open in time. kpix5's wilson walker givessic a look around and say ifs you are an electrician, they would love to hear from you. >> it will be a beautiful facility. no question it costs a lot. there is no question it took a long time. but it will be a real stunner when it opens. >> reporter: a couple of first impressions here, the building truly is enormous when you are walking around, it seems to go on forever. and with palms, redwoods, and sycamores, it is lush. for a building supposed to be done in june, it feels like a structure that has a lot of work to be done. >> the main impediment is getting the electric work done. there is a lot of electricians needed and we are in the middle of one of the hottest economies for years. it is hard to find an electrician these days. >> reporter: transit planners wrestled with what it would mean for the bottom line. this building is able to operate at a loss. >> the idea is to have it with private tenants that operate a

increased brige tolls. if passed the money would be used to improve bart, extend caltrain, expand transbay bart service and add more ferries out on the bay. on yerba buena island, charles clifford kron 4 news. i'm robin winston in the kron4 traffic center.you just saw the report that showed how congested bay area traffic is. every morning from 4 to 10 a.m. i am here to help guide you through the traffic problems. you can count on the most complete traffic reports every ten minutes. also, sign up for the kron4 mobile app because we will send you alerts straight to your phone to alert you to hot spots. i'll see you tomorrow on the kron 4 morning news from 4 to 10 a.m. (pam) it may feel like we are hitting record numbers when it comes to traffic... but the record numbers actually reflect the temperatures. (steve)chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the break down of the beautiful day and records coming our way. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright all the way to the coast again today with highs running well above average. our dry stretch of weather continues with no change in sight. wi

it's remarkably good feeling particularly on wednesdays where i focus heavily on transbay and in the mornings there's 30-40 people in the oac meeting and we're all -- they're all the superintendents are reporting and getting into the milestones and good positive energy in that respect. the issues that are a logger jam, they're elevated to the project leadership team where there's anyone from 6-12 of us in the afternoon, we're making decisions, identifying problems and making decisions and they're advancing. so that's all real good. in terms of my concern about the inspections, there's new close-out management with web core overseeing the flow of inspection and inspection readiness. i worked with taylor before at the hospital, he's quite capable and i'm seeing some improvements on all the subs being better prepared for inspections and better prepared to fulfill their qa, quality control responsibilities. so that's all good. and i wanted to kind of conclude -- there was a lot of talk about puc and delivery of energy and power and permanent power and i just wanted to set the record stra

i just want to reinforce that the housing, you know, outside of central soma and transbay, which is largely built out, there is virtually nowhere else in the city that we can build a lot of office. so in very rough numbers, in ten years, we've approved 60,000 housing units and built 25. so -- and we have close to another 10,000 in our pipeline right now, and some of those are big projects that you know about: india basin, the old pg&e site, those kind of large sites, so there's a number of large housing developments that are coming on-line in the next year or two that will improve the balance, and i think that will continue on as we move forward, and we can bring that up when we talk about some of the specifics that you requested in coming hearings. just a couple of comments on some of the urban design proposals in the plan. the 150 foot -- 115 foot spacing between towers is a number that we have used in a number of plan areas, rincon hill being one, and we can look at it, but it really is based on kind of a thoughtful look at kind of light and air into high-rises, and i just want to make s

there's been talks about a second transbay tube for years.ut now bart is seriously looking into it. >>> reporter: bart says it's time to talk about a second tube. >> so it's going to be a huge, huge tremendous effort but it's good to start that conversation now. >> reporter: right now, there's no money to build the project, which is estimated to cost anywhere from $12 billion to $15 billion. bart will also look at what market the second tube would serve and where it would go. >> maybe head south into mission bay and head into alameda over here. >> reporter: the ceo of bay area council jim wonderman says there are lots of options of connecting the east bay to san francisco. one idea would connect the future a's stadium in oakland to at&t park in the city. >> how do we serve the most people by connecting best to their jobs and housing and other uses that people have for bart recreation. >> reporter: the study will also look at the bigger picture of having other transit agencies use the tube. >> so things like high-speed rail, capitol corridor,

increased brige tolls. if passed the money would be used to improve bart, extend caltrain, expand transbay bart service and add more ferries out on the bay.on yerba buena island, charles clifford kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright all the way to the coast again today with highs running well above average. our dry stretch of weather continues with no change in sight. winds were gusty at times but otherwise it was an amazing day. it should be very comfortable if you're going out tonight with plenty of start, mild temperatures and a gentle breeze. you can see the huge dome of high pressure on the satellite image blocking the storms and sending them into canada. high pressure will remain strong for another couple of days but much cooler and windy weather is forecast for the weekend. highs tomorrow will be warm again but slightly cooler. highs will be in the 60s to mid 70s. more sunshine is expected on thursday but cooler weather will begin to move in on friday. windy weather and much cooler temperatures return on saturday with breezy conditions into sunday. right now it look

. >>> the transbay transis center in san francisco may not open until august or september. the san francisco business times says construction snags are forcing the delay. it was originally set for completion late last year. once it's open, the transit center will bring 11 bay area transit sims together in yun location. it will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop-up spaces and a roof top park. construction began back in 2011. >> there is a new propose a.m. that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. i passed, california would become the first state to set a minimum age requirement for tackle football. it would affect thousands of children would play pop warner football. the tackle football league is for kids 5 to 15 years old. similar bills have been proposed in new york, illinois, and maryland. >>> oracle arena was packed last not, not for the warriors. televangelist joel owe steen was this

olson, third generation san franciscan, and sit on the task force of connectsf, and chairman of the transbay joint powers authority for the transit center. so, i'm very interested in this proposal. i would say a couple of things to all of you that number one, it's consistent with and coordinated with vision 0. so that i think is extremely important. number two, we need to continually, even though this is planned for 50 years, we need to continue to look at it and that's in part of the plan, certainly at least every five years, we need to have an extension

. >>> the new transbay transit center in san francisco may not open until august or september. the san francisco business times says construction snags are forcing the delay. it was originally set for completion late last year. once it's opened the transit center will bring 11 bay area transit systems together in one locate. the transit center will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop up fais spaces and a roof top park. construction began in 2011. >>> san transis moving forward with a plan to purchase 55 new buses. the clean diesel bus also replace older models. they are at least 10% more fuel efficient and will be loaded with technology. they will have wi-fi and usb charging stations. the total price tag is $49 million and is being paid for mainly with money from the federal transit administration. >>> there is a new proposal that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries, and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. if passed, california wou

. >>> the new transbay transit center in san francisco may not open until august or september. the business times says construction snags are forcing the i dla. it was originally set for completion late last year. once it's open the transit center will bring 11 bay area transit systems together in one locate. it will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop up spaces, and a roof top park. construction began in 2011. >>> there is a new proposal that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. if passed, california would become the first state to set a minimum age requirement for tackle football. it would affect thousands of children who play pop warner. the tackle football league is for kids 5 to 15 years old. similar bills have been proposed in new york, illinois, and maryland. >>> oracle arena was packed last not. but not for the warriors. televangelist joel osteen was in the bay area for his night of ho