one treasure island food pantry. echoing thank yous to director sherry, outreach showed strong support for multiuse path from residents in the project is closely coordinated with west side bridge to take advantage of potentially those construction cycles. with that, happy to take any questions. thank you. >> thank you director chang. i don't see anybody on the roster with questions or comments. let's open up to public comment. seeing no one in the chamber, operator, is there anyone remotely who would like to comment on item 3? >> checking for remote public comment on item number 3. there is no comment. >> thank you operator. public comment is now closed. madam clerk, would you call item 4? >> item 4, approve the minutes of the may 14, 2024 meeting. this is action item. >> thank you madam clerk. i don't see any questions or comments from colleagues on item number 4. is there anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on item 4? operator, any remote public comment on item 4? approval of the may minutes. >> checking fo

the navy continued their presence on treasure island. the island was a myth training center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 1993 and the city began a process in 1994 under the redevelopment agency, forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island island's future. after the base closed in 1997 the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed their environmental cleanup in that area and last week, the california department of public health issued a radiology unrestricted recommendation for that portion of side 12. it's a big milestone for the project. >> the treasure island development facility was setup to implement the master plan that was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2011. >> given the importance of housing in the city both the

the navy continued their presence on treasure island. the cold war years, the island was a myth training center and for military efforts throughout the pacific and asia. personnel trained on and shipped from treasure island and supported military activities in korea, vietnam and the persian gulf. >> the base was listed for closure by the navy in 1993 and the city began a process in 1994 under the redevelopment agency, forming a citizens reuse committee to look at potentially plans for the island, island's future. after the base closed in 1997, the treasure island development authority was created to develop and implement a reuse plan. >> the navy has completed their environmental cleanup in that area and last week, the california department of public health issued a radiology unrestricted recommendation for that portion of side 12. it's a big milestone for the project. >> the treasure island development facility was setup to implement the master plan that was adopted by the board of supervisors in 2011. >> given the importance of housing

i also want to thank our delivery partners treasure island development authority, sfmta caltrans and toll authority. the [indiscernible] provided the funding for $64 million project that secured and rebuilt the eastbound ybi ramps on and off the bay bridge. this project supports the growing on the island and futures intricate compact dezeen that reduce conflict and improve conductivity. thes project is the second in a trio of bay area ramp projects the transportation authority is delivering on the islands. the transportation authority received the 2017 interchaenge project of the year for the ybi east side ramp project and the west side bridges project is underway. each generating hundreds of well paying jobs and supporting economic recovery. thanks to carl and the whole south gate team. next i want to congratulate cynthia fong and anna who lead our financing and funding team on reafter aaa credit rating for 5th year in the row, the highest possible rating for a public agency bond program that is quite a accomplishment during this period of economic recover a. then again, given the s

it is challenging to do at treasure island or has become challenging because of the construction there. we have not done it there for some time. looking for a site. we were utilizing the alamany but continues to dwindle. having this on site is very important and integral to the we keep folks on site. chief is doing a fantastic job with the team to insure adjacencys are corrected and the site can be used in ems and suppression and trainjug specialized training. there is a lot of thought that going into this plan of how the site is used. we continue the community outreach. met with the bayview hunter point citizen advisory committee. a few more in june. incredible. to go out to the community and present on the fire training facility and what we expect there and intend to do there, but more importantly, to listen to what the community is saying and what their concerns are in that community and for us to address where we can. it is very important and so those have been very beneficial and we'll continue that throughout this process. we also went to the san francisco art commission regardin

we've got the cameras fired up on treasure island blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. >>> welcome back. with the difficult headlines weighing on us, may we suggest something as a way to lift our hearts. how about serving your neighbor? it is national give away something day. >> clear up your space and make someone happy. veronica is live in san jose at second harvest of silicon valley with the work they're doing to celebrate. we always think about giving back during the holidays but it's good to check in six months before to say let's think about our neighbors right now. >> reporter: right. always a good time, especially like you said, with the headlines we are seeing. during summer when children are off from school, they don't have lunches or reliable meals they count on each and every sing allege day. at second harvest food bank, you see that the food is piling up. they're gathering things to give to famili

it's just east of treasure island. there is the left lane that's closed because of the traffic collision. there are some injuries. this just happened about the last 10 minutes or so. so we'll keep an eye on that. so that bay bridge may start to get backed up. and you can see those metering lights are on right now in total, 16 minutes to get from oakland into the city. so not too bad, but we may start to see some of those delays within the next 15, 20 minutes or so. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge seven-minute commute. a live look at the san mateo bridge. 15 minutes. lastly, that golden gate bridge, it is only 19 minutes into the city this morning daryn. james, we'll send it over to you. take a look at what happened. >> this the scene after saturday's assassination attempt on former president donald trump and president biden addressed the nation last night in a rare prime time oval office address. the president calling for unity and condemning that horrific attack. we have our washington correspondent vi

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 >> everyone loves a good sunset, but in san francisco we take to a new level. i'm city supervisor engardio and i represent an entire part of the city called the sunset. it stretches 30 glorious avenues. welcome to district 4! the sunset is a collide scope of people culture and experiences for residents of all ages. we are a beach town, we are a chinatown, and not a town a

i'm looking forward to most is taking our time at treasure island and bring into effect to help people. >> so many things that are going on in my mind at the moment because of the fact today is the last day that we are actually on our training grounds on treasure island. i cant believe i'm actually here and i made it these 5 months. getting in here doing the best but now it sibly do, is graduation is just so close. i'm just nervous. i created this family within the 130 academy class where we have gotten to know each other and gotten to do skills together, but now when i go to my probationary home, now i will get to know those people and learn so many more skills and just get all the hands on experience and you know, create that second family. it has been overwhelming. just the amount of support that i have received. my family is my core and is my biggest support system and they have been there and have just expressed unconditional love and support every step of the way. [music] >> good morning 130. i know this is a exciting day for you, and this is just one of the many milestones in yo

the trial was held at the treasure island naval base in san francisco.entenced to years of hard labor, most were released as soon as the war ended, president truman mandated desegregation for the armed services, but for many, the shame remains. >> it just wasn't right, for the african american people to be treated that way, it wasn't fair and it was not right. >> on the anniversary, their families and friends have a singular goal, to exonerate these black sailors and to wipe the records clean. >> this is an injustice that needs to be rectified. >> and i want my children to be proud of what he has done. >> so we are all one step closer to truth and justice for all. >> later this weekend, the port chicago alliance will host events across the east bay highlighting the disaster and the civil rights battles that followed. >>> we will also post that on our website. the time is 6:42, another round of layoffs for a bay area company, we will explain what this means up next. but first, let's check in with veronica. >> good morning, yes, we have already talked to b

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and the crash is right there at treasure island. out there with an injured motorcyclist. now, we will see that the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go to our triple a traffic camera. it is pretty thick here and it was light to. but now all of a sudden obviously it's not. hopefully they'll get that moving soon. san mateo bridge looks good. there is a little bit of slow traffic getting to that san mateo bridge. there's a crash on the richmond san rafael bridge on the side closest to san quentin. so the marin side, they're trying to clear that up. but what are the cars? needs a tow truck before it can move. and that may cause some slowing on that bridge eventually, unless they get it out of there quick. 617. let's go back to steve with today's forecast. >> all right, sal, thank you. we'll take you down to southern california for yesterday. why? because there's a fine line between some really heavy rain and no rain at all. this will recycle. watch palm desert, a cell just parked it right there. barely moved. now, what's inter

stalled car westbound near treasure island. so if you're heading to the city, keep an eye out for that state of the left. but really, that's the only issue their next stop, the golden gate. and the big issue there is the fog. it will blow away soon. it's not that thick, but it is pretty thick as you go across the bridge, so lights on if you're heading both ways, but that will go away eventually. and our final bridge would be the san mateo bridge. and that looks pretty good as well on a friday light special. not all that bad. all right, a check of weather. now with roberta gonzalez. good morning. >> hi there. frank, did you see more fireworks last night or this morning when you were driving in to work? >> well, i didn't see anything last night. i was sound asleep getting up for this shift. i heard them, though, and as i was driving into oakland this morning, you could still see the sky lit up at what, 3:00 in the morning? >> so it was nuts out this morning. yeah, it was crazy. the whole sky was lit up when i was driving in with

. >> it's on the upper deck, approaching treasure island in the left lane. trying to clear this accident off towards treasure island, but it has caused a huge backup along the incline section all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza, which is backed up through the maze. in fact, it's really jammed from powell street in emeryville all the way into san francisco. that's a crawl. and then once you get past the crash, it's fine. but the other alternatives for you are the richmond, san rafael bridge and westbound 580 point richmond to san rafael, eight minutes san mateo bridge, hayward to foster city is 15 minutes. the dumbarton bridge is delayed for you right now, and you may also want to consider bart as an option. >> reggie francis, thank you. today is day one of the republican national convention in milwaukee. here's a live look at the venue where there are questions about security and how a shooter made it so close to former president trump over the weekend. so far, we've learned the 20 year old shooter was a registered republican. records do show he had onc

district's high risk include mission tenderloin mission bay bayview south of market chinatown and treasure island. i will. you've got options, ok? so we could go to the beach will be careful. rip currents or you could go to the polls where you do, john, just stay safe. yeah. and speaking of san francisco got up into the low 90's for parts of the mission district yesterday. so >> was indeed a hot one, even for the city, although those inland areas really, really seeing the worst of it with those temperatures. well, above 100 degrees. and today is going to look almost identical, maybe even a little hotter towards the coast because that offshore wind has kicked up a little bit more. that's pushing away any chance of ocean cool there. this is your look outside this morning. there is hardly a breeze of a pier 15 right now. it is just really common. even in the city itself. so just a very still mourning and kind of a warm morning for a lot of us. lot of us hanging out in the 60's to 70's right now. so not getting a ton of overnight relief, especially for inland areas and some areas. but we're about to

really, thurgood marshall, a future supreme court justice, first african american, came out to treasure islandbehalf of the naacp to represent them. and he famously said, i'm here not only to defend these men. i'm here to defend the sacred creed that created this country. >> you know, it does make it tragic, as you mentioned, that none of these sailors are here to have this exoneration happen in their lifetime and to market. you have also mentioned that this is a step, an incredibly important step that decades have been in the making and long overdue, but it's not the last step. i mean, what happens now to make sure that we remember the story of what happened at port chicago? we honor the memories of these men who served our country, and we make sure that something like this does not happen again. >> well, we have a partnership between the national park service and east bay regional parks. we've got millions of dollars to put a national park site out, in the old concord naval weapons station. part of the development there, where just a few million dollars short there, people will be able to co

it was all red, so they may have moved something over, perhaps to treasure island. we'll track that, but there will be more backup at the toll plaza over the next few. the undoubtedly slowed those metering lights at least until we can get a handle on what's going on on the bay bridge westbound. look at that. the richmond bridge actually looking great there. no delays for bart. so a couple of options if you want to avoid that. bay bridge still recovering in the tri valley south 680 the crash cleared northbound. there may be a crew clearing from overnight work back to you. thank you. mike. well, breaking news this morning following the assassination attempt, former president donald trump is now speaking out. it comes as that investigation unfolds during a critical week of the election. as the republican national convention kicks off, a former president trump is now calling the shooting a very surreal experience, adding, quote, i'm not supposed to be here. i'm supposed to be dead. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live from milwaukee, where trump is gearing up f

. >> i came down to treasure island to look for a we've got a long ways to go. ring i just got married and didn't want something on line i've met artists and local business owners they need money to go out and shop this is important to short them i think you get better things. >> definitely supporting the local community always good is it interesting to find things i never knew existed or see that that way. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san [music] hi. i'm san francisco mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years of dedicated service as a broadcast channel for our vibrant city. you played a critical role during the pan dem and i can worked keep residents informed. adapted to changing situations that allowed our residents to engage and participate in government. thank you for 3 decades of informing and inspiring and connect the people of san

the stones don’t lie deep, you’ll knock and you will immediately hear, you are a kindergarten, treasure islandrs, they are a fool's valentine, no, something is wrong here, something is wrong converges. the general sequentially led us from the church to the knish, that’s right, so take the stones, what else did he bring you, threw it, dismantle the masonry, get the stones, call the guards, so what, no, what’s wrong here, there should be a final mark, well, a hint some kind of, you know, some kind of sign, and i’m sure it’s on the bezel. “as i understand it, you refuse to go there, you’re chickening out, yes, i’m not refusing, i’m not chickening out, i’ll just go there with irina, yes, yes, call the prince’s healer, we’ll let your head lie down, understand, on on the bust there is a cross or an arrow, if you put the bust in a niche, it will show us the exact location of the stones, understand this, how do you take the bust, climb into the prince’s window at night, or something, in this case i allow you to strangle this bastard, if necessary, strangle him! “it’s under the house of terns, you can

. >> reporter: the trial was held at the treasure island naval base in san francisco. all were sentenced to years of hard labor. most were released as soon as the war ended. president truman mandated desegregation for the armed services , but for many, the shame remained. >> it just wasn't right for african-american people to be treated that way. it just was not fair and it was not right. >> reporter: on the 80th anniversary of the explosion, their families and friends have a singular goal, to exonerate visa black sailors and to wipe their records clean. >> this is an injustice to be rectified. >> it needs to happen and i want my children to be proud of what he did. >> reporter: we are all a step letter to truth and justice for all. >>> later this week, the port chicago alliance is hosting port chicago weekend with events across the east bay highlighting the disaster and the ensuing civil rights battles. just a few of the events right here on the schedule include a historic tour of the island on friday. that night, the california theater in pittsburgh is showing a perf

investigators later shut down the highway in the westbound direction near treasure island to search for evidence. there. it reopened around 9:00. >> in the south bay, seven people have been arrested weeks after a police officer was attacked at a sideshow. suspects were seen jumping on and destroying his police car. now, officials say they've arrested everyone responsible for it. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more. >> these frozen images taken from video that was blasted on social media, have helped lead to the arrest of seven people. >> if you attack a san jose police officer attempting to help an injured person so you can become famous on tiktok, it's possible you may escape consequences for hours or days, but be assured we will find you. we will arrest you. we will send a resounding message to you and your fellow lawbreakers. not in san jose. >> those arrests announced more than two weeks after a june 15th sideshow, turned violent in this area near santana row in san jose. police say the suspects got on top of a patrol vehicle, stomped on the windshield, hit side

happening this weekend, treasure fest returns to treasure island. monthly festival brings hundreds of crafts makers, designers and artists to the island, as well as six live bands and dozens of food vendors. general admission tickets are $20. the festival runs tomorrow and sunday, and the stern grove festival series continues in san francisco's golden gate park as well. this sunday, soul singer frank moody and the multicultural ensemble group drama will be performing, as always, all stern grove festival concerts are free but require tickets ahead of time at east bay girls softball team needs one more win to go to the little league world series. could they pull it off? we'll tell you in two minutes. and to scol season is here. and kids need supplies. ktvu teaming up with supply bank.org onga fors year back to school supply drive. yo have the power tsupport bay area students ands with the tools theyr a suessful year. our goal is to help thousands of students this school yea can with your he. the school supply drive runs now t august 16th. he cod on yo

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 >> good evening the san francisco commission on environment monday, june 24. time is 5:04 p.m. >> note that the ringing and use of cell phones and device system prohibited. advise the chair may order removal of anyone using a device. public comment be available for each item on the agenda. for comments on matters not on the agenda there will be an opportunity for general

let's take a look at downtown san francisco from a different perspective around treasure island, across bay, there's the fog swallowing up downtown. temperatures from 57 in the city and 58 in santa rosa to 60s elsewhere across the board. but almost everybody will drop down into the 50s by early tomorrow morning. just the very warmest spots staying in the low 60s as we begin the day on thursday. so with those near normal temperatures you wouldn't guess that we are going to warm up so much. it's the influence of the heat dome, which is going to have an impact on how the clouds are going to behave. let's take a look at how that's going to happen with our simulation on the floor map here. this is forecast model data showing the fog spreading across the bay. not making too much progress. this is as far as it goes by early tomorrow morning. really not making much progress into the inland valleys. and what fog there is is not going to take very long at all to dissipate, which means inland temperatures are going to be able to warm up even faster than they have the past couple of mornings. so te

ocurrió cerca de treasure island después de las 15:00 de la tarde tras un accidente que involucró 2 cochesrios vehículos. ocurrió alrededor de las 07:00. mire usted, ahí estamos viendo esas imágenes. es la autopista interestatal 680, sentido sur. 6 vehículos colisionaron, incluyendo un camión que transportaba aproximadamente unos 10.000 £ de carne que terminó pues cayendo al pavimento. varios carriles fueron cerrados entre el parkway, el bulevar mission. según las autoridades, una persona murió. vamos a otra pausa. vea el precio del oro sigue subiendo y le vamos a contar a cuánto está la onza y a qué se debe este incremento y clientes de pg&e han perdido más de 300.000 $ en estafas. le diremos cuáles son las tácticas que utilizan los ladrones para robarle su dinero y regresan las temperaturas de hasta 100 grados. pero en qué lugar y hasta cuándo se mantendrá en nuestro panorama? les tengo todos los detalles a regresar despse la pausaué d (nieta) fargo™, ¿cuánto gaste en compras este mes?. (abuela) ¿con quién hablas? (nieta) con fargo, mi asistente. (abuela) ¡mi nieta ya tiene asistente! to

lives of treasure island, you are right, questions from the photographer 400.ographer, one of the founders of photojournalism in copenhagen, made a series photos of one soviet figure, who 3 years earlier... in search of materials to prepare for the exam, this student was so carried away that he even looked into the huge stone book on the monument, shurik, that's right, glass 400, its fibers often break and form fine dust from sharp debris, so... you have to be especially careful when working with it. glassy, ​​right. 400. in 2022, scientists from the university of california created shoes from bioplastic obtained from algae. unlike conventional plastic, the material has these important properties. apparently it does not pollute the environment, most likely. gorodetskaya, in my opinion, is the second, no, the second is boretskaya, the third is khoklomskaya, the fourth is zhostovo, the first one is gorodetskaya. evgeny, so the glass is 200. some models of open cars had two of them, separately for the front rear seat. bit glass, that's right. shoes 200. in 2021, a

. >> reporter: the trial was held at the treasure island naval base in san francisco.ntenced to years of hard labor. most were released as soon as the war ended. president truman mandated desegregation for the armed services, but for many the shame remains. >> just wasn't right for african american people to be treated that way. it just wasn't fair and it wasn't right. >> reporter: on the 80th anniversary of the explosion, their families and friends have a singular goal, to exonerate these black sailors and to wipe their records clean. >> this is an injustice that needs to be rectified. >> it needs to happen. >> and i want my children to be proud of what he's done. >> reporter: so we're all a step closer to truth and justice for all. >> later this week the port chicago alliance is hosting port chicago weekend with events across the east bay highlighting the disaster and the civil rights battle that follow. >>> all right, let's talk about warmer temperatures in store for us once again, right? >> right, we are heading upward over the next few days, but at least we had a

. >> a grass fire that broke out on treasure island earlier this evening is now contained. the smoke from the fire temporarily created smoking conditions, causing some traffic delays along i-80 eastbound. fire officials say there may be some delays as crews continue to mop up the scene. fire department officials say the quick response from multiple agencies helped to quickly gain control of the fire. >> this is part of our training and our drills that we do daily to ensure that when we do have an incident like this, we're able to get resources to it quickly. so we have the outcome we saw today on all of our fires. >> the fire department says it is too early in the investigation to determine a cause of the fire in the south bay, the death of a 69 year old homeless man is being blamed on the scorching heat. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says the man died on tuesday and called his death an avoidable tragedy. well, today, volunteers spent their 4th of july providing necessities such as ice and water to people living in homeless encampments. they say just today they encountered s

they view south of market china town and treasure island. go ahead and head up those pools for free tomorrow. stay connected with kron 4 as we track this heat wave scan the qr code that you see on your screen to be directed to the weather page on kron 4 dot com there you'll find the 7 day forecast current conditions, weather headlines and much more. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a texas congressman is now the first democrat to publicly call on president biden withdraw from the 2024 race. yeah. the congressman says the president's debate performance against former president donald trump, quote, failed to effectively defend. >> his many accomplishments. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> president biden is only ramping up his public appearances after last week's debate. good afternoon. but the various visits are not stepping down. concerns about the future of his campaign. we get it. the president did not have a great night in the first press briefing since the debate, white house press secretary karine jean pie

. >> good morning and welcome to the june 25, 2024 meeting of the treasure island mobility management agency board. i'm matt dorsey and serve as the chair. the vice chair is commissioner mandelman. thank you to james and jeremiah from sfgovtv being our producers today and our clerk is amy saeyang. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> chan absent. chair dorsey, present. commissioner engardio, absent. >> [speaking in the backou

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this tuesday morning as we peek out the window from the salesforce camera, looking over towards treasure islandu can see the bay bridge moving just a little bit slow heading into san francisco but the weather looks a little bit cloudy this morning. >> yes, and the clouds are higher in the sky, and because it is so much higher, it is able to make it over the mountain and it is able to influence the entire bay area and keep us comfortable today. let's show you a really fun time lapse to kickoff the morning because i love a good time-lapse especially when it shows that fog rolling through. this is over black mountain, you can see into the santa clara valley, you can see the thick fog rolling in and that is only going to continue over the next hour or so and fun fact, you see this band in the distance? it is colorful, right before the sun rises, fun fact, that is called the belt of genus, and it leaves a little bit of color in the sky. that is called technically the belt of venus. it happens after sunrise or sunset. that is what is happening this morning, we can see the cloud layer from space and i

. >>> we are live at home in san francisco looking from our treasure island cam over >>> updating breaking news now, global technology outage with microsoft 365 apps and services grounded flight, knocked banks offline. even some media outlets are off air. you may notice some changes today. down detecter is reporting outages for visa, adt, amazon, multiple airlines including america and delta. take a deep breath. we'll all get through this together. we'll try to get information as the morning progresses. we continue our coverage on the outage disrupting a lot of business operations here and across the globe. >> airports and airlines are seeing major impacts. kris van cleave is tracking the global impact. he is live in phoenix. we heard from our reporter in san francisco and they're getting a little bit back on track here. flights are starting to resume. how is it where you are? >> reporter: well here is what i am hearing from airlines. you have a few of the nation's carriers who seem to be unaffected. alaska has major operation at sfo and southwest has a big presence in oakland, they both s

. >> welcome back, the time is 6:13, here is a look at the san francisco skyline from the treasure island camera, the fog is there and it is a good july morning in the bay area. >>> this is called the mvc change, this was the ribbon-cutting moment right here, it is promoted as the first hydrogen powered passenger ferry. the hope is that hydrogen could one day serve as a cleaner source of fuel for the industry. >> this is not about san francisco and it is not about the bay area or even california, this is a rural change. maritime creates about 3% of the world's greenhouse gases, hydrogen is a solution to the problem. >> for the next six months, it will operate under a pilot program offering free rides along the san francisco waterfront. >>> the first couple weeks of july extremely hot but finally we are heading into a weekend without any heat advisories or heat warnings, temperatures are still going to be toasty today but not the extreme heat, a slow cooling trend will continue all weekend, we are going to see passing clouds overhead because of the monsoonal moisture across california. but

this is from a camera we have in treasure island looking towards the city skyline.area at 6:29 on a tuesday, we are taking a live look outside. this is the livermore public library. it is going to be open as a cooling center today. you might want to take advantage. triple digits again are going to hit the area today after a brief cool down we had over the weekend. now we are seeing those temperatures hike right back up. national weather service issued excessive heat warning. it's likely we won't see it expire until tomorrow night. we are seeing people up and out the door, tank top, it's 6:30, no jackets needed. >> no jackets, we are warming up to the 70s along the peninsula like yesterday near san francisco. that's what we are expecting. we see sunshine in the city. in the distance the marine layer is still holding on tight. you will probably notice poorer visibility from the marin head lands across the golden gate bridge into the city. it is a first alert weather day and here is the reason why. we are in day two of the heat wave as it moves from offshore. daytime h

out, mother nature is shining on that and endorsing that this morning, a little bit of fog at treasure island i love the perspective, it makes it hard to see on the roadways but it does coalesce down, which a lot of people are looking forward to. >> absolutely, and that cooldown is so important, by the way, i will just order you and espresso and croissant this morning. >> i have never met a croissant i didn't like. >> let's take a look at what is going on, the past couple days not only in the bay area but the whole state has been under the seat dome that has been cooking us with well above average temperatures, today we are starting to see relief in sight, especially in the inland areas, down into the santa clara valley. we are still above average but we are back down to the 80s. here's the good news, we continue to cooldown heading into the following days, by the weekend it is looking beautiful. if you plan on heading up to sonoma, we are expecting 70 is in the forecast both saturday and sunday. if you are going to the sacramento valley, they are also dealing with great weather, finally hone

very much a situation in flux here as we head out to treasure island which has sustained the worst damage. more reports for you later. sam brock, nbc news. >> thanks. >>> joining us from california, steve patterson. also with us, michelle grossman. steve, let's start with you. a lot of 4th of july celebrations across california. they have been nixed due to the weather. what's the latest on the wildfires? there are dozens throughout the state. >> reporter: there are. the one here we should say nixed as well. i'm convinced it should have been nixed regardless of the fire just because of how hot it is. of course, the flames still encroaching here. 12,000 structures and homes and neighborhoods. this is one edge of a double-edged sword. the other is a good one. the winds have finally died down in this area. it has given firefighters just enough of a foothold to put some containment on this fire. yesterday was a very good firefighting day. the winds have stagnated, which means they got 7% containment on a 3,500 acre fire, which is quite significant considering what they were dealing with before

and a look from treasure island to san francisco, you can barely see any of the city. my goodness, the colors are gorgeous. you can enjoy a quiet and pretty start to the day. the heat will turn up as soon as tomorrow. i will break down when and where you can expect the heat to pick up in my full forecast. back to you. >>> now to vallejo. they are in the midst of an officer shortage and two people died in separate police chases in the course of the last month. some locals are asking the state to step in to help deal with what they say is skyrocketing crime on city streets. we have that story. >> vallejo residents say the street that runs to the middle of town has become a magnet for everyday crime in the city. but they point out that as a state highway, it is the state's jurisdiction and they are demanding the state supply law enforcement to patrol it. >> there have been so many side shows at sonoma boulevard and lemon street that the burned rubber has obliterated the paint. up the street, sex workers apply their trade openly in the downtown area. in the north end, the