the treasure island of transportation plan includes a very innovative program for making transportation sustainable as the island develops and focused on parking pricing and congestion and to mitigate any impact on the bridge and provides a program for transit and other management techniques to help improve non-automobility to the island. this time what is needed is planning work to complete the preimplementation, activities in support of the pricing program. so analyzing alternative pricing amounts, relationship between parking pricing and the toll between different transit service levels are needed to support the pricing program and the initial system's design on the technology side for how the pricing program would be compatible with that and with sf park and etc vment there is a planning dimension and design engineering dimension to the contract. the contract is funded by a grant that we run from mtc, metropolitan transportation commission. it's very highly rated, this project was very highly rated in the program so planning will be fully funded by that as well as a match from tita.

the treasure island of transportation plan includes a very innovative program for making transportation sustainable as the island develops and focused on parking pricing and congestion and to mitigate any impact on the bridge and provides a program for transit and other management techniques to help improve non-automobility to the island. this time what is needed is planning work to complete the preimplementation, activities in support of the pricing program. so

at treasure island we found landscape workers paid less than minimum wage if you can believe that and in all cases across the board. not the benefits that you worked so hard to create with organized labor, the benefits community that is near and dear to our heart and outline of the issue. general manager gins bers is ready to step up to get the data. we need four years of certified one payroll and one of the companies and not to jump to conclusions and with staff and i didn't get the information but with the commission's help we are looking for all of this information and let's answer the questions and we will report back to what is going on. thanks. >> thank you. >> jeff and then richard. >> good morning president buell, commissioners. i am jeff rocker and a nailtive san franciscan and five generations long and live on the west side of the town. i are here to talk about issues that are near and dear to my heart. we started a nonprofit in san francisco and help kids k-12 and small donations and work with infrastructure working with the kids. did a lot of coaching and not so much baseb

, he is go to get a lot more treasure island to serve the that you saws of small residents that a part of it and so we are seeking more fault and please step forward and represent our communities proudly and i'm very willing to work with all of you and on behalf of our city and on behalf of this wonderful celebration that we have, i call upon on our coaches for the arab heritage celebration, jeff who's here as well as l u b n a to please come on up and receive and just again, thank you very much for your work in the film festival and l u b n a for the wonderful leader ship that you have and devise that you are giving to he to run a vibrant culture center and i hopey that you are able to get a larger cultural center is because the population is going and i hopey that we are able to get you a larger cultural center and get you the resources that you need to run the cultural and art programs and so on

a sig-alert eastbound 80 beyond treasure island.er crash we are following, through fremont, southbound 880, heavy backup to this three car crash and the good news it is on the shoulder. the drive along san mateo bridge is hooking -- looking busy out there but it is still slowing. >> five things to know before you go. >> the morning news >> as we get ready to hang it off to "good morning america" here are five things to know before you go. number one, developing news in the north bay where an assault suspect is in the hospital after being shot by a police officer in napa. it happened in a diner parking lot last night during a steak out when agents tried to arrest him. a struggle broke out and an officer shot the suspect in the chest. >> number two, a bay area paramedic is in critical condition this morning after getting shot in the head while driving through oak. family members and coworkers say he is quinn boyer and he works for santa clara county ambulance in san jose. police are still searching for the shooter. >> number three, a

this is our view from treasure island.ou can see sitting right in front of the current span we are already using. of course a lot of questions still remain really on how this is all going to shake out. and so the mtc spokesperson was able to tell me he expects three things to happen. first we will get an update on the bolts. on what their plans are. again this is a pretty big problem. you got two sets of bolts. one from 2008, one from 2010. there is 92 bolts or 96 bolts from 2008. a third of those did snap. they are trying to figure out what happened with those and try to find a solution. so let me break this down again. first solution they will try to talk about what caused this. because they are calling hydrogen imbid lment. that means hydrogen got in the steel and that is how they broke. second thing they will talk about the 96 bolts in this 2008 shipment how they will fix those. and then you have even more bolts in a 2010 shipment and they want to know do they have to address those as well? all these solutions though t

earlier, it was right at the treasure island off ramp.o the city. no major accidents to report on right now. the fog a big deal. >>> we have an update to breaking news we have been following where police are searching the san francisco state university campus on the hunt for a man who stole a taxi cab. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago has video that is really well chased. the suspect is still at-large. police are actively looking for this suspect. the scene was cleared a short time ago as officers did drive away the stolen cab. this started just after 2:00 this morning in the south of market area. san francisco police found a stolen cab. that driver took off leading officers on a short chase through surface streets and when he got on to southbound highway 280. california highway patrol took over the chase. you can see there speeds reached up to 100 miles an hour. the driver of the stolen cab went all the way to pacifica. turned around and ended up on the south university campus. he slowed down enough to jum out of the cab while it was

that's causing some major slowdowns at treasure island in the off-ramp. that's headed in the eastbound direction. that's the bottom span. the big rig hit the roof there. definitely will be inspecting that as they head through the morning hours. accident in danville on 680 headed towards sycamore valley road. still an obstruction on 280 northbound in the redwood city area right at bunker hill because of an obstruction -- apparently chp says there's a dead carcass in the slow lane. south bay, things moving smoothly. yesterday this is where the cement truck tipped over 101 northbound in san jose. traffic is moving. good news, no accidents to report in that location today. you should be on time if that's your route. back to you. >> thank you, anthony. speaking of time, it is 6:08 right now. price tag for the high-speed rail project in southern california to here in the bay area just continues to grow. california high-speed rail authority now says it needs an extra $97 million for office and field work to design the line. this would bring the total preconstruc

i think the governor's proposal is very dangerous and may impact treasure island development, so we haveo watch very carefully, but i'm skeptical. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the city's approach to developing economies? >> in the chair of the land use committee this year, and i was vice chair last year with our former chair from the bayview hunters point area. i guess i approach land use and economic development from a different perspective. i'm not against development, but i want it to be equitable so we look at the lowest income populations or even middle income populations so that residents have a strong say as development moves forward, whether it is the park ridge said development in the southern, western part of the city or even treasure island with there's many low-income families that currently live there. but it is a strong voice for the residents that currently are there. we also want to see new people moving into the city, and hopefully, we focus also on families and housing that p

. >> the projects for treasure island are too big, do not contain enough affordable housing, not sustainable and no jobs. >> look at ocean avenue, they're building housing, and third street has all gone you up ever since lenar says they can't do it. >> they call the latest set back very disappointing. >> people in the bay view and isn't in the city learn to be flexible and roll with the punches. >> the redevelopment plan includes a string of high rises. >>> a powerful storm in the south touched down in mississippi, tossing hopes, and 18-wheelers, and yesteay's damage in missouri, looks like that was the cause. >> storms are headed east, and expected to cause problems in alabama, georgia, and parts of florida. >> we really don't have that many issues here compared to that. just watching that makes us very grateful. >> we don't get that fight of super warm humid air and the cold air. >> our weather's a lot more benign. >> beautiful weather today and if you liked that, you're going to love the extended forecast. >> great shot here looking back at the city from -- where treasure island there? >>

live on treasure island justine waldman kron 4 news. now at five >> what message does that send if there is a person 88 school with a gun. >> pam: nearly four months after the newtown school massacre, a group funded by the national rifle association says the best way to protect children is to have more guns in schools. >> if you have a firearm in the presence of someone in the school that can reduce the response time and save lives. >> at least one armed teacher or security guard. on every campus of every school in the country. the idea is getting an "f" from the country's two largest teachers unions. catherine heenan is here with a closer look at the controversy. >> catherine: the n=r=a set up a school safety task force right after the newtown shootings. the 2=hundred= plus page report includes common=sense recommendations on surveillance systems and securing doors. the fuss is over the proposal to arm school personnel. task force chairman asa hutchinson says he doesn't understand why anyone would object. >> "in reference to newtown, w

as franklin roosevelt said at treasure island. when you start to do something do you it better than anyone else in the united states. >> thank you. >> my name is john, i work with latitude magazine and giving more people access to sailing. it's an opportunity to show case sailing and let the public know they can get on board. since the arrival of on the bay, they have reached out to the community providing opportunities to demonstrate bay area sailing programs. the pavilion will provide a substantially for the america's cup community, artist and important bay area sailing. while the competition gives everyone a view of the pinnacle saying it can be a more relaxed aspect of sailing. plenty of breeze and dozens of sailing programs for kids and adults from all walks of life. these programs are the same programs from today's local heroes. call berkeley, all of these places where they started with treasure island. additionally san francisco yacht clubs have teams from all the san francisco high schools and 32 high schools from the bay

at treasure island, westbound 80 on the treasure island off-ramp we have a tree down.ing the off ramp. right now i want to take you out to the tolls. here is a look at the bay bridge. it does not look to be slowing traffic down. we have power lines in sonoma that are blocking the roads. that is coming up in a little bit but now over to you. >> a lot going on. the high winds are making driving tough and bringing down trees and limbs. they are also reports of broken windows and other damage. cornell bernard is live near ocean beach in san francisco with more on the havoc the winds are causing. >> it is incredibly windy. we are a few blocks from the cliff house with geary believe closed because a huge tree has fallen on to 48th avenue and surrounded by police tape. this tree is at least 70 to 80' tall. it fell on to a utility shed on 48th avenue and a bush shelter on the other side which you cannot see. the tree is so large it is hard to tell if there is any damage to the small structures. the high winds are blamed on bringing this tree down. far from here on ocean beach,

tony hall testify in these chambers regarding what happens' going on at treasure island and what should't be done there. ~ what's going on also, i would like to mention why doesn't gao committee on thursday have on its schedule a discussion about mr. henry alvarez? and i think the mayor should donate his retirement check to the people that live in the projects. thank you. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> mr. president, board of supervisors, my name is [speaker not understood], i live in the north of market. i just heard on the conservative radio that the blue angels were canceled. i know this body some years ago had a pretty significant discussion about the safety issues involving the blue angels, and it occurred to me that over and above that, if we're in a government that is not being sufficiently funded and people are cutting corners, you know, safety could be an issue in a program where safety is really critical. and i know it's potentially a big hit to our city particularly the marin a district, but, you know, if you're cutting corners and you can't account for safety, then there's oth

but we go to jade hernandez who's on treasure island. >> reporter: we are on treasure island to show you a better look at the bay bridge. it's one of the bridges in the area that has a wind advisory for tonight. strong gusts caused other problems along the coast. >> reporter: ocean beach turned into a roaring dune this afternoon. >> it's windy. it's really windy. >> the sunset district decided 20 feet was enough. from the beach to the great highway, woers couldn't clear the sand off of the road to caltranses closed it and traffic was diverted. less than 4 miles away, wind damage was still evident from last week's gust. >> we drove by and then we saw the damage and we department know about it at first. but we saw it when we got here, yeah. >> reporter: but no one seemed to mind today's conditions. >> it didn't get real bad until a few hours ago. that's when it started getting a little chilly. it's san francisco, this is as good as it gets. >> reporter: and he might be right. as for the city'srecreation and parks department, no reports of downed trees. we mentioned the bay bridge's win

these are the more large and complex projects like the transit district plan, like treasure island, like cpmc and how we hear those legislation and because we have heard that and clear from members of the community this is a process they'd like to keep intact, we have not deleted that provision. we do want to thank a coalition of groups that worked with us on and brought this legislation before us and helped to work with us over the last month to craft it. and want to recognize in particular the neighborhood coalition, local 2, cr club, u.c. hastings and susan bratctionvv holloway who is an attorney that works a lot on c-e-q-a throughout the state that gave us a lot of advice. and particular thanks to elaine warren, our city attorney at our office for working so diligently on our legislation as i know that she is working diligently on supervisor wiener and other land use legislation here for the city. so, we appreciate her ability to get this to us in timely manner so we can look at both legislations side by side. i really look forward to the discussion and the debate as we move forward.

. >>> live on treasure island, christie smith, with what engineers are concerned with. good morning. >> good morning to you. in just a few hours, caltrans is expected to provide an update on the 288 anchor rods in question. retired engineer has come forward and he is saying that -- >> oh, unfortunately we lost our live shot, live transmission with christie. we'll have more concern. a local engineer is looking at it, made a huge report saying they need to replace those rods. we'll check back in with her. >> keep an eye on that bay bridge as it's set to open some time in september. >>> rob mayeda is in for christina loren. >> we started to see the changes yesterday afternoon. sea breeze picking up, offshore breezes coming to a stop. this morning, big deference in the temperatures, 40s inland instead of 60s and almost near 70 this hour around napa. quite chilly. no matter where you are, a jacket will be just fine for this morning. and in some cases, uh-uh may need it for the afternoon, too. west winds into fairfield this morning. eventually we'll see the sea breeze turning

and a very important activity is some training that's taking place on treasure island. it's training by the san francisco fire department and it's become a huge hit with the marines and the sailors that are able to get this training. with that, i'd like to have our police chief -- fire chief from san francisco, chief hayes white, come forth and talk to you about some of these events and the fire department's role. thank you. >> thank you, thank you very much. thank you, general. good morning, everyone. welcome to san francisco. this is day two of the senior leaders seminar. i had the opportunity to sit through most of the seminar yesterday. i found it very informative, and would certainly like to again echo our thanks and appreciation to admiral beaman and captain pringle on the beautiful uss macon island. if we could give applause to all the men and women serving on this ship, thank you for your hospitality. (applause) >> this is a week where we highlight and celebrate all the sacrifices that military personnel make. in the san francisco fire department, we work 24/7 s

~ and treasure island ending on treasure island were communicating with ms. cruz on the 800 megahertz system. this is vital for public safety. it is really the glue that hold the public safety system, fire, police, sheriffs together. so, i know that 800 megahertz has limitations. it is voice only. deputy chief tomioko, when she presented to the board of supervisors several years ago was talking about how when she has this, she can't see a lost child. she can't get information data information. all she gets is the voice. so, our officers or first responders need that as well. we have over 7,000 mobile and portable radios operating on the system, and also dispatch consoles in my shop at dem. the projected life cycle for this system was 10 years. it's 13 years old. at this point we have obsolete equipment. we cannot get replacement parts. the batteries are defective. our officers on the street may need to carry two or even three batteries with them for one of their shifts so that they continue to have access during the day. i think it's really important to note

live on treasure island, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the new span of the bridge is on schedule to open labor day weekend. >>> two deadly shootings in 24 hours in the city of oakland. the first happened yesterday afternoon. one person was shot and killed on foothill boulevard and then last night again a shooting downtown forcing officers to close down the 12th street bart station. passengers evacuated as officers search for the suspects there. the station did reopen within the hour. the suspects are still on the run. >>> a fire at a homeless shelter in san jose has about 50 residents displaced. most of the people women and children. the fire on south 11th street started after 5:30 yesterday evening when fire crews arrived on the scene they saw smoke and flames shooting from the deck on the third floor of the building. all of the residents able to get out safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but a lot of smoke. >> temperatures coming down out of the 80s and 70s in the valleys. >>> patchy fog thicker and it's made its way inside the bay this morning. more fog and lo

christie smith is live on treasure island with what engineers are concerned about. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. specialist in high-strength steel has come forward and reached out to caltrans with conclusions of his own about the new eastern span of the bay bridge, telling them that more bay bridge anchor rods could snap in the future unless they identify and replace the bolts with less vulnerable steel. according to the contra costa times, chung, who retired from bechtel, shared an unsolicited response to this. 32 rods broke and little attention was paid to hydrogen, which makes the steel more brittle. he suggests new testing requirements all around. for now caltrans is still trying to come up with a permanent fix. >> the fact is that there are several alternatives that are still under evaluation and discussion. >> reporter: crews are keeping a close eye on another batch of rods made two years after the faulty ones, strength tested as well. they say it's focus, of course, is safety. labor day opening is looming. unclear whether construction will be done

you know that's the thing i don't know what they say is treasure island is out there new jersey. and they're committing fraud but of course the c.e.o. knows about and i forget his name schwartzman or something like that he's a look it up on google he's just a scoundrel in the crook you know i'm trying to come on the show in defend himself but of course if that he would risk you know. you know meeting up with the wrath of the people i don't think he is i don't think he goes outside anymore he just stays in this little model you know guarded like don't let me know if they're out there the people who stole money from you know it's all hidden away and things like that and you know matt taibbi in this piece refers to the illuminati and still people around the world anybody who should be there to help stop this fraud ongoing fraud ongoing rigging all these better prices around the world he says all of them whether it's libel or whether it's credit default swap prices whether it's gold silver jet fuel prices and energy prices coal all of these are set by not by the free market but by a