it is about everything, treasure island and yerba buena island and the engagement with the schools and it is a learning center. i think it is important in the design of the art that we get the youth involved. i envision a lot of field trips, not just from san francisco kids but from all over the region, from all over other places coming to treasure island. why? we are going to have open spaces and parks and they are going to be so nice. one thing we are accentuating before and the information how to be digital. i am thinking here relevance to the ada. officially impaired people in our city in the region also are sensitive about those points. as we said earlier on and i know you have incorporated some ideas to make sure whoever you are, you come to treasure island you will be able to enjoy it. especially those visually impaired on the bike trails and the places when they land on the island. we need to go the extra mile to really accommodate their needs. all of us on the main land in san francisco through all of these years and decades observed how limited even in a progressive city like

it is about everything, treasure island and yerba buena island and the engagement with the schools and it is a learning center. i think it is important in the design of the art that we get the youth involved. i envision a lot of field trips, not just from san francisco kids but from all over the region, from all over other places coming to treasure island. why? we are going to have open spaces and parks and they are going to be so nice. one thing we are accentuating before and the information how to be digital. i am thinking here relevance to the ada. officially impaired people in our city in the region also are sensitive about those points. as we said earlier on and i know you have incorporated some ideas to make sure whoever you are, you come to treasure island you will be able to enjoy it. especially those visually impaired on the bike trails and the places when they land on the island. we need to go the extra mile to really accommodate their needs. all of us on the main land in san francisco through all of these years and decades observed how limited even in a progressive city like

i attended along with representatives from the treasure island mobility agency the sfpuc. topics included the proposed toll, power outages and the variety of housekeeping and quality of life topics on the island . kids that were in attendance requested the swings at the playground be replaced and requested more field access to the recreation fieldson island . following up on that , we have new swings on order and we will also be preparing the rubberized surface of the plate and the fields will be open beginningthis week . admiral security will unlock the gates to the fields in the morning and lock them up after sundown. there will be rules posted for participation or use of the fields when the not in use but for league activities . as mel mentioned, the treasure island community will also be posting a movie night. that's may 21 behind the school. and the staff willbe providing support to that as well . on the electrical outages, as we've reported the aprilmeeting , we did have 4 outages between march 10 and april 16 affected the residential neighborhoods. we prepared and up

it is about everything, treasure island and yerba buena island and the engagement with the schools andis a learning center. i think it is important in the design of the art that we get the youth involved. i envision a lot of field trips, not just from san francisco kids but from all over the region, from all over other places coming to treasure island. why? we are going to have open spaces and parks and they are going to be so nice. one thing we are accentuating before and the information how to be digital. i am thinking here relevance to the ada. officially impaired people in our city in the region also are sensitive about those points. as we said earlier on and i know you have incorporated some ideas to make sure whoever you are, you come to treasure island you will be able to enjoy it. especially those visually impaired on the bike trails and the places when they land on the island. we need to go the extra mile to really accommodate their needs. all of us on the main land in san francisco through all of these years and decades observed how limited even in a progressive city like san

i've already served a short 30 month stint and really enjoy working with the board at treasure island. i'm sharing my 20 years of expertise and energy in the environment. we have had continual blackouts on the island, and i've been working with different groups to try to find solutions for the community. i've been working on backup batteries, and also working on equity and community justice issues, working with the newest board member and with community leaders to help on making sure that the transition is just as reasonable and really some of the work that i do with the coalition-building across the country, bringing shared lessons learned so we can implement and really work on transparency and accountability. and so as the two islands move towards this development to really make sure that we're constantly working with the community and approving their voices in the process, so it is not just one versus the other, and it is more of a joint work in progress. i would love the opportunity to continue to work with the community and with the staff and the current directors on moving us fo

>> it is exclusive to treasure island. and from clean power sf or from hetch hetchy. >> right, but can you tell me why we get reduced wait for treasure island and not hunter's shipyard which was also a former military base as well? >> i am not familiar with the background, but the only agreement we have that is with wapa for the treasure island. the hunter's point area and i do not know the background or what transpired there. >> did they get a discounted rate in the shipyard? >> they do based on the unit rate we provide. the discount is from the pg&e rate. so to back up a little bit, and -- i'm sorry but hunter's point, by the way, used to be served by pg&e until we took over. not from wapa. >> i got that. and in this agreement and reiterate they get a 40% discount for residents on treasure island and that will be going forward. and discount from the shipyard to get as a comparison. i do not have that answer. i can get back to you. >> another thing for the record share and this is something we talked about with regard to

>> it is exclusive to treasure island. and from clean power sf or from hetch hetchy. >> right, but can you tell me why we get reduced wait for treasure island and not hunter's shipyard which was also a former military base as well? >> i am not familiar with the background, but the only agreement we have that is with wapa for the treasure island. the hunter's point area and i do not know the background or what transpired there. >> did they get a discounted rate in the shipyard? >> they do based on the unit rate we provide. the discount is from the pg&e rate. so to back up a little bit, and -- i'm sorry but hunter's point, by the way, used to be served by pg&e until we took over. not from wapa. >> i got that. and in this agreement and reiterate they get a 40% discount for residents on treasure island and that will be going forward. and discount from the shipyard to get as a comparison. i do not have that answer. i can get back to you. >> another thing for the record share and this is something we talked about with regard to

it is about everything, treasure island and yerba buena island and the engagement with the schools and a learning center. i think it is important in the design of the art that we get the youth involved. i envision a lot of field trips, not just from san francisco kids but from all over the region, from all over other places coming to treasure island. why? we are going to have open spaces and parks and they are going to be so nice. one thing we are accentuating before and the information how to be digital. i am thinking here relevance to the ada. officially impaired people in our city in the region also are sensitive about those points. as we said earlier on and i know you have incorporated some ideas to make sure whoever you are, you come to treasure island you will be able to enjoy it. especially those visually impaired on the bike trails and the places when they land on the island. we need to go the extra mile to really accommodate their needs. all of us on the main land in san francisco through all of these years and decades observed how limited even in a progressive city like san f

it is about everything, treasure island and yerba buena island and the engagement with the schools andt in the design of the art that we get the youth involved. i envision a lot of field trips, not just from san francisco kids but from all over the region, from all over other places coming to treasure island. why? we are going to have open spaces and parks and they are going to be so nice. one thing we are accentuating before and the information how to be digital. i am thinking here relevance to the ada. officially impaired people in our city in the region also are sensitive about those points. as we said earlier on and i know you have incorporated some ideas to make sure whoever you are, you come to treasure island you will be able to enjoy it. especially those visually impaired on the bike trails and the places when they land on the island. we need to go the extra mile to really accommodate their needs. all of us on the main land in san francisco through all of these years and decades observed how limited even in a progressive city like san francisco, the development of treasure isla

>> it is exclusive to treasure island. and from clean power sf or from hetch hetchy. >> right, but can you tell me why we get reduced wait for treasure island and not hunter's shipyard which was also a former military base as well? >> i am not familiar with the background, but the only agreement we have that is with wapa for the treasure island. the hunter's point area and i do not know the background or what transpired there. >> did they get a discounted rate in the shipyard? >> they do based on the unit rate we provide. the discount is from the pg&e rate. so to back up a little bit, and -- i'm sorry but hunter's point, by the way, used to be served by pg&e until we took over. not from wapa. >> i got that. and in this agreement and reiterate they get a 40% discount for residents on treasure island and that will be going forward. and discount from the shipyard to get as a comparison. i do not have that answer. i can get back to you. >> another thing for the record share and this is something we talked about with regard to

. >> i am seeing a traffic collision 80 westbound right near that treasure island ex-us. so again, we're going to keep a close eye on that doesn't seem like it's causing many delays and also unfortunately we had an overnight fatality. this is in san jose northbound 87 at sky port drive. also that's not causing a major delay, but there still is activity there in that area heading across towards the peninsula a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. so no major delays. let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge as you're heading into the city this morning. 20 minutes this you can see visibility looks a lot better. we'll have more on this coming up next. but for now, back to the news. the mass vaccination clinic at the oakland. coliseum is closing on sunday due to low demand, contra costa and alameda counties have been in charge of that site in recent weeks after the state and fema both pulled out the side has been open since february. and at one point provided up to 6,000 covid-19 shots a day. starting this week contra costa county is hosting a free vaccine

when the city was considering moving the police academy to treasure island. this community fought to keep the police academy right here in this community and they were successful. along with the work and the advocacy around george christopher park and we broke ground on a new playground and in that particular area, a couple weeks ago. and so, this is an amazing community. it's a resilient community. it's a community that has a history that was just talked about. maria polish, one of the first residents here in the 1950s when it was just a meadow and now look at it. a neighborhood and a community where children are raised and people shop and see each other at the grocery store and we know that this project is going to be an important part of this community too. so, i am excited about it. i'm especially excited because some of you might have remembered when i served on the board of supervisors i introduced neighborhood preference legislation and that legislation made sure that when we build affordable housing in communities, the right of first refusal for the c

treasure island flows smoothly. south bay great recovery from the earlier backup, starting to see another build on schedule for your south bay commute coming up. >>> well, good morning, very happy wednesday to you as well. it turns out those dark side hackers were far more successful than we first realized, they're the eastern european or possibly russian group that held computers at colonial pipeline for ransom. colonial paid them off. now a security company called the liptick, dark side received $90 million in ransom over the last eight months from 47 different corporate victims. >>> taking you out to the markets this morning, target says the sales hit all-time continue to worry about inflation. prices are up on all kinds of commodities. we talked yesterday about how the number of new homes built in america fell last month because builders said it was hard to get their hands on lumber, price of lumber, up something like 400%. there is an old saying the solution to high prices is high prices, it brings in more supp

opportunity can't be beat the views and real estate that great county starting to develop on treasure island like minded business owners with last week products and want to get on the ground floor a no-brainer for us when you you, you buying local goods made locally our supporting small business those are not created an, an sprinkle scale with all the machines and one person procreating them people are making them by hand as a result more interesting and can't get that of minor or anywhere else and san francisco a hot bed for local manufacturing in support that is what keeps your city vibrant we'll make a compelling place to live and visit i think that local business is the lifeblood of san francisco and a vibrant community welcome to the welcome may 4, 2021 meeting of the board of supervisors. madam clerk, please call the roll. [roll call]

incident on the bay bridge span is cleared from treasure island off-ramp.times looking good, a little slowing just to about grant line road past it and everything's clear over for 580, vasco road, highway 4 the longer commutes are going well through contra costa county. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the death toll is continuing to rise after a train collapsed on an overpass in mexico city. at least 25 people were killed, 70 others are in the hospital. some children were among the dead and injured. now investigators are looking into what caused the collapse. some suggesting a powerful earthquake in 2017 damaged the overpass and the train might have been carrying too much weight. >>> the desperate covid-19 situation in india continues this morning. more than 218,000 people have died with the country experiencing its worst surge of the pandemic. hospitals are running out of beds and oxygen. the u.s. is providing help, 545 oxygen concentrators are in new delhi thanks to an air force aircraft, india's fifth coronavirus shipment from the u.s. and a train carr

let's start out with this view from treasure island.he marine layer having worked its way and lend so that we are already seeing those clouds over dublin. it's a great start the day for sure for all of us. a quick check of the high definition doppler you can see this layout in this pacific. but, before we get to that, we take the green there from where it is now, put it all the way back to the beaches. we will get more sunshine than anything else today. although this is enough of an onshore flow and with this week's system, keeping the temperatures from being able to climb too quickly. so, here's the rest of the marine letter which comes back between today. into tomorrow morning. we will do the same pattern. there is the system with the rain. you can see them just rotating. yet the isolated thunderstorms coming up. as always looks kind of cool. but, there is some real useful information here. not just that it looks cool. the higher the clouds the colder they are. imprsive that they are, the mo that ey could pop up. but, looking forward

that treasure island exit and a little under 20 minutes. as you can see, traffic is bumper to bumper. there headed across towards the peninsula. if you maybe want to take this bridge. for example, under 14 minutes. no major delays. we had an earlier accident there that slow things down. but we have recover. we also had another hot spot. this was all closed. highway 4 westbound at even road. finally in the least open. one of the lanes there. this is out in crockett and another traffic collision out in oakland. 5, 80 westbound at that 24 eastbound connector slowing things down into the maze. we'll have more on that up next. but for now, daryn, james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. 9 o 4 is the time right now. and the big story is the big to do this about masking or not masking. and what are the rules what that's the question this morning that we've got cdc guidance coming out the kind of conflicts with what state leaders want california to do. they'd rather have the mask mandate in place until june 15th when the entire state can unlock. >> the

you can see if we go to treasure island and look back at the city. better inspection though if we look at how widespread the low clouds are. you have to get into the immediate east bay like up 880, you will notice a few low clouds. we don't see a lot elsewhere. maybe in the immediate city and that's about it. current numbers have us sitting pretty much where we were yesterday at this time. we've got a lot of low 50s on there. there are mid 40s as you start to get to the north bay, typical cooler spots like santa rosa and petaluma down to 44 and 43 respectively. looking at the forecast for the rest of today, big spread across the bay area from the 58 at the coast icnothing inland even isy by , it thmiy for the second half or really the last two days of the three day holiday weekend. that's when we will see temperatures take a big jump on us. it's going to come on really fast. so sunday and particularly monday, monday is the day we could see temperatures inland getting close to 100. concord you are 80 today. you will be 99 by the time monday rolls arou

a live look with treasure island camera looking at san francisco.t's a great start, tracking marine stratus, fog. 40s and 50s this morning, you see on current visibility that fog along the coast and around the bay, a cloudy start in some inland spots as well. as we go through our day along the

. >> near treasure island. so that slowed things down a bit. 13 minutes when she hit the may's to the fremont street exit. still no major delays along 5.88, pretty early as you're heading across into the city. the golden gate bridge. you can see visibility is very low. there is a fog advisory in place currently says it will take you 8 minutes to make into the city, make sure you give yourself a little more time heading across towards the peninsula. we do have a traffic hazard. their money to westbound. i'll keep a close eye on that right now we're still at the limit. not really affecting things and out here benicia southbound 6.80, at 7.80 that westbound connector. there were reports of a grass fire there that smoke billowing on to lane slowing folks down there. you can see it's pretty slow. take 80 as an alternate route. we'll have more on that coming up. darya and james, we'll send it over to you. thanks reyna. >> so it's 6 o to a story happening today. we have the town of moraga discussing now a proposal to

also near treasure island been looking at the drive times. it looks like chp has been doing a good job of getting those accidents with this. they happen right off. you can see the tow truck right there off of the bridge. so 13 minutes. once you reach the maze to that fremont street exit. there's also a high wind advisory along the san mateo bridge. but we haven't seen any accidents or major delays as you're heading across towards the peninsula heading into the city this morning. a little under 20 minutes, no major high wind advisories. there. you're seeing a lot of slow down along 80 and 5.80, is you're traveling crockett down to the maze because of an accident near cutting boulevard in richmond. so we're keeping a close eye on that. we'll have more darya and james, back to you. thank you. right now. so it's 6.49 some breaking news to share with you this morning. firefighters on the scene of a fire in san francisco. this is video from the citizens app. >> you can see the fire burning here. this is on schrader street. people being asked obviou

the item is the resolution authorizing the issuance of $41.3 million for the treasure island with the development of the island to consist of 261 residential units on the island. this is the second issuance of bonds for area no. 1. the first happened october 2020. and we have come with the authorization due to the pace of development on the island with 124 units and the bristol is currently under construction with the estimated completion. so before you the that are land secured bond that are unique consideration. and which is until fully invoked out, some degree of development risk and to struggle and may be abandoned by home owners and developments and taxpayer if the bond is secured by only the vertical developer at the time. that will change as residential units from the with the with the recognition and is covered under certain circumstances to commence the foreclosure with respect to the taxes on property. with the item approved is the preliminary official statement under federal security law that staff is aware of and material to the repayment of the bond. in connection with to

i've already served a short 30 month stint and really enjoy working with the board at treasure island. i'm sharing my 20 years of expertise and energy in the environment. we have had continual blackouts on the island, and i've been working with different groups to try to find solutions for the community. i've been working on backup batteries, and also working on equity and community justice issues, working with the newest board member and with community leaders to help on making sure that the transition is just as reasonable and really some of the work that i do with the coalition-building across the country, bringing shared lessons learned so we can implement and really work on transparency and accountability. and so as the two islands move towards this development to really make sure that we're constantly working with the community and approving their voices in the process, so it is not just one versus the other, and it is more of a joint work in progress. i would love the opportunity to continue to work with the community and with the staff and the current directors on moving us fo

that's the view from treasure island.ou get higher and sales force tower shows you low stratus clouds in the east bay and even the tri valley. one of the places waking up to gray skies is the tri valley. you see the clouds, watch them melt away in the next hour. they're gone by late in the 8:00 hour. then it's sunshine bay area wide except for the immediate coast. there is 1:00 with the marine layer building in. temperatures right now, if you are in the south bay, east bay, low to mid 50s. the north bay, low 40s. ten degrees cooler the north bay, a pretty typical scenario. for daytime highs replay what yesterday was like. that's what you are doing today. low 80s inland, 70 for most of the bay though san jose goes to 74 and there is santa rosa at 82. as we look at the memorial day weekend, we start on saturday like today, inland, around 80. that's what we are doing today, tomorrow, saturday. sunday is different. sunday we add ten degrees like that. sunday is when you notice things are warming up. monday is when it gets dow

we see smooth tail lights across treasure island and into san francisco. the map doesn't show us anything. hopefully the slow rolling vehicle makes it to san francisco without any problem. no delays on the span. the hazard marker on the right is where the fire the diablo range so keep that in mind. the only note i have is gates road, if you don't know where that is, don't worry about it and construction in alvarado niles. we'll talk about that. back to you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" say good-bye to the amazon prime now app. what it means if you use amazon's express delivery services. >>> climate change is devastating california's wine industry. we'll talk about the impact the wildfires have had on grapes as well as your next bottle of wine. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatmen

westbound 80 right before treasure island and d.at back well.are you point things look bet america to san francisco. wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge as well as the san mateo bridge. be careful especially if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle westbound san mateo bridge. the tail lights. it'll take a round 14 minutes between heyward over into foster city. travel times still looking pretty good for the san mateo bridge. golden gate bridge off to a great start. that commute not seeing any troubles or issues. things pretty quiet along 101. if you are going in to the city. still busy for that ride in the pass. the good news is that crash has now been cleared and we are still seeing travel times approve. 205 toward 680. tracking the brake lights off the east shore freeway with a 22 minute travel time westbound 80. highway 4 to the maze. things starting to get busy on highway 4 as well. westbound from antioch to 80. that will take you 37 minutes looking bet america the south bay just area of slowing. it's a bit windy. >> check out th

caltrans for a receipt of $3 million in federal funds for the construction of the treasure island forry terminal island. >> president: i say to this and committee and i want to reiterate my appreciation to staff. for working to bring this resource to the island as soon as possible. i stated this during my report, but demonstrating the feasibility and reliability of new transit options is critical and the ferry is an essential part of that and we want to see it in operation as soon as possible and this will help. are there any questions or comments from my colleagues? seeing none. i think this item was recommended by the timma committee, we don't need public comment or a motion and a second. madam clerk please call roll call on item 6. >> clerk: item 6, [roll call] there are eight ayes. item has final approval. >> president: thank you. madam clerk, can you please call item 7. >> clerk: item 7, approve the multi-transit for the multi-operator transit pass. this is an action item. >> president: are there any questions or comments from colleagues on this item? seeing none. since this item w

we are looking at creating a vision for an overbicycle network connecting to treasure island. currently on yerba buena island, the roads are very old. they're not built to modern-day standards. they don't have adequate safety, like sidewalks, and so we are looking at putting in all of those improvements. and as you can see from this map itself, currently, right now, when you are coming from oakland on to the east end of the bay bridge, when you're getting off the bay bridge itself, on the bike landing for the pedestrian and for bicyclists, you're basically at quarter nine. and there is nowhere to go at the moment because the bike network hasn't been built out yet. so we're looking at improving that on the island itself, with the connection on the south side, as you can see, to the westbound of the bay bridge, down to the ferry terminal, and in the future out to pier e2. so as part of that effort, we are looking at, you know, getting funding for this project. we have applied to the activity transportation program and the priority conservation area grants. we were notified in nov

we are looking at creating a vision for an overbicycle network connecting to treasure island. currently on yerba buena island, the roads are very old. they're not built to modern-day standards. they don't have adequate safety, like sidewalks, and so we are looking at putting in all of those improvements. and as you can see from this map itself, currently, right now, when you are coming from oakland on to the east end of the bay bridge, when you're getting off the bay bridge itself, on the bike landing for the pedestrian and for bicyclists, you're basically at quarter nine. and there is nowhere to go at the moment because the bike network hasn't been built out yet. so we're looking at improving that on the island itself, with the connection on the south side, as you can see, to the westbound of the bay bridge, down to the ferry terminal, and in the future out to pier e2. so as part of that effort, we are looking at, you know, getting funding for this project. we have applied to the activity transportation program and the priority conservation area grants. we were notified in nov

we are looking at creating a vision for an overbicycle network connecting to treasure island. currently on yerba buena island, the roads are very old. they're not built to modern-day standards. they don't have adequate safety, like sidewalks, and so we are looking at putting in all of those improvements. and as you can see from this map itself, currently, right now, when you are coming from oakland on to the east end of the bay bridge, when you're getting off the bay bridge itself, on the bike landing for the pedestrian and for bicyclists, you're basically at quarter nine. and there is nowhere to go at the moment because the bike network hasn't been built out yet. so we're looking at improving that on the island itself, with the connection on the south side, as you can see, to the westbound of the bay bridge, down to the ferry terminal, and in the future out to pier e2. so as part of that effort, we are looking at, you know, getting funding for this project. we have applied to the activity transportation program and the priority conservation area grants. we were notified in nov

the bond dollars will be dedicated to the fire raining facility and it is being relocated from treasure island to the city. the second project we are expecting to deliver upon within the nfs component of 2020 is the replacement of fire station 7. in the mission district. next slide please. the second bond sale as you can see benefits and 15 for the efws and the second bond sale and all five components in that bond sale. next slide please. and this is the schedule across the different components. of course, the sooner we can deliver upon the work the better and for a lot of reasons, not the list of which this benefits the city immediately and with what they provide to first responder readiness to spooned as well allows us to lessen the impact of costs that population and as you all know, san francisco is among the five most expensive cities to build in the world. escalation is not our friend, and the sooner we can get the projects completed, the better. the time frames are meant to be aggressive and deliver and that concludes my presentation. thank you for the opportunity this morn. >> thank yo

david: he ran initially for secretary of treasurer of rhode island, why would you want to be treasurerpeople would not say oxford, yale, rhode island treasurer. gina: i called my parents to say i was doing this, and they said, gina, you have such a good job. my mother started to cry. politics was such a dirty business. i believed in service. i qualified for the job, i had a finance investing background. i was chair of the investment committee, and i believe in service. david: but when you got the job, he started cutting pensions and that was very controversial. why did you do that and how did you take that opposition and that enabled you to become governor? gina: i did not cut pensions, everyone kept to what they earned. the system is broken. for better or worse, i was able to do the math and understand very quickly that the system would run out of money before too long and we would have to go to people and say, i'm sorry, we are going to cut your pension in half. it was dishonest. i could not live with the dishonesty of telling teachers and firefighters that their pension would be the

here is a live look with the treasure island camera look at san francisco and the bay bridge.shine out there temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. concord you are coming in at 52. oakland good morning to you. also for san jose you are at 51. 50 in livermore. 49 in downtown san francisco. i'm watching the winds. still those westerly winds. that ocean breeze kicking in around the coast and along the bay. western wind at 20 at sfo. 6 mile per hour winds in oakland. 17 in fairfield. so this typical may weather for our region for t. as we look to our weekend temperatures will be on the rise. the ridge of high develop. this is a big concern for uswan. gusty offshore winds bringing a dangerous -- dangerous fire weather conditions for solano county and the central valley. a fire weather watch looking into a red flag warning through monday. as we look to future cast winds just show you some westerly winds along the coast and around the bay. as we look to tomorrow. even by tomorrow morning for solano county that is why you are under that fire weather watch turning into a red flag w

a live look with treasure island camera looking at san francisco. it's a great start, tracking marine stratus, fog. 40s and 50s this morning, you see on current visibility that fog along the coast and around the bay, a cloudy start in some inland spots as well. as we go through our day along the coast and around the bay, below average with clouds and mid 50s, mixture of sun and clouds around the bay. clearing with sunshine inland, a mild day looking at temperatures mainly in the 70s to low 80s this afternoon. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways right there? >>> pretty good for the most part. a nice drive towards the bay bridge, no issues out of the east bay as you work into san francisco. of course we have brake lights building into altamont pass. if you are a super commuter you are used to this. they start on tracy and stay slow on the 580 to just about north flynn. travel times are officially shu directions, this is an overnight closure. lanes should be reopening in a couple minutes. keep that in mind. no issues in

here is the view from treasure island looking back toward the city. skyline is obscure and we're all pretty much in the same spot temperature-wise, around 50 degrees give orphic or take a few degrees. that is downright damp there. if you look at what the clouds are doing, it is widespread as we saw from our cameras but watch how long it takes for this to melt and never goes away completely today if you're g thasoren city afopathe peninsula. that is 4:00 this afternoon. we're still seeing that gray blanket kind of hugging, certainly the coast and maybe parts of the peninsula into the afternoon and perhaps most important from all of this, if you're getting on the road in the north bay, visibility in santa rosa is down to half a mile so it is not just clouds in those valleys of sonoma county, it is fog on the road and it is windy, as well with the onshore flow. all right. daytime highs today, rains from 80 inland to 55 at the beaches. that is a classic summer spread where you have 50s on the water and 80s inland. as we look at the seven-day forecast, you

we're working on the third building on treasure island, but really the thing that i want to say is thank you to the residents here for showing us that this door of these unconventional pairing is worth keeping open for the community that they build. thank you so everyone who supported this project and effort and thank you so much to our leaders for making sure the dream of affordable housing and affordability is going to continue well into the future of this community. thank you. >> earlier michael bleker from source house said "it's like we're married." i just wanted to say that. but madam speaker wants to introduce you. it's better than me. i always tell tomb jokes. this is unplanned. >> thank you, norman. this is very unplanned and unprecedented that norman would give up the microphone ahead of time. right. here we go. but i really want to say to you what i say to my colleagues in washington, d.c.. this is a model for our nation. i've had to meet the needs of our wets in a way that is personal as well as pragmatic to get the job done. i've appointed michael to the department of vetera

. >>> a lovely day with a treasure island camera. mostly sunny skies. cloudsin the distance and here is our mperatures in the upper 50's, downtown san francisco. 60's from oakland, livermore and 70's from concord and santa rosa. that ocean breeze for us. sfo with the winds increase for you. 29 miles an hour out of the west. 16 in oakland. 16 in napa so daytime highs for today a little below average. looking at mild conditions, inland in the 70's this afternoon. we are looking at upper 50's to low to mid-60s around the bay. for tomorrow we warm up more. slightly cooler thursday, friday and then a big warm up for the memorial day weekend. back to you. >>> finally, united airlines is offering vaccinated flyers a shot at winning some free flights. the company said it applies to new or existing members of its mileage plus program. to participate people have to up load their vaccination records their mobile app by june 22nd and will enter to win a year's worth of free air travel for you and a second person. >> wow. that's pretty nice. >> thats. >> where are w

disabled motorcycle with the rider standing over on the shoulder there, as you pass through the treasure island tunnel, what it looks like from the latest report. slowing getting into san francisco and may be able to get over there now. we'll get the update from chp. i'll get that over to you. >>> good morning, very happy friday to you as well. as you plan your weekend or perhaps you're looking forward to your summer vacation, know that spring and summer of 2021 are going to be the season of shortages. restaurants are complaining they can't get their hands on enough meat and other menu items. the "wall street journal" says prices on pepperoni are up 60% over the past five weeks. you may see unusual things on your favorite restaurant's menu and that's because the restaurant owner answer chefs are running short of what they used to offer and are trying to think creatively about the things they can get their hands on and serve those, whatever their buyers can find. earlier this week talking about lumber and the shortage there, led to higher lumber prices. the high prices encourage saw mills to dou