tumlin says. on weekends, that surge hits 200%. as a result, the sfmta is adjusting schedules every 4 to 6 months, trying to support weekend demand. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns, tumlin says. >> they're trying to prioritize evenings, weekends, and even midday for their schedules because that's where they're seeing the demand. he wanted a raise, so he paid someone else to go to college. the college degree scheme. that was the start of the problems in the in one east bay police department, plus putting the gold and golden state a steph curry classic on the biggest stage in sports delivers a win for warriors past and present. >> i'm spencer christian, we had a little taste of inland heat today, but a much cooler pattern is on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the f

49 down van ness and the 22 on fillmore are seeing huge surges 140% of pre-covid levels, tumlin says. on weekends, that surge hits 200%. as a result, the sfmta is adjusting schedules every 4 to 6 months, trying to support weekend demand. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns. >> tumlin says. they're trying to prioritize evenings, weekdays and even midday for their schedules because that's where the demand is. he wanted a rais, so he paid someone else to go to college. the college degree scheme. that was the start of problems in one east bay police department, plus putting the gold in golden state, a steph curry classic on the biggest stage in sports delivers a win for warriors past and present. >> i'm spencer christian. notice blue sky over the golden gate where we normally see low clouds. well they'll be returning tonight and i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. when a z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new

tumlin says on weekends that surge hits 200%. schedules every 4 to 6 months to try and keep up. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns. >> tumlin says they're trying to prioritize evenings, weekends and even midday for their schedules because that's where they're seeing demand. now, the latest on the park fire. cal fire says the fourth largest wildfire in california history is now 37% contained. so far, more than 429,000 acres have burned in butte, tehama, shasta and plumas counties. that fire started on july 24th, east of chico. crews say they added more containment lines with moderate fire activity yesterday, but officials say wind gusts between 20 to 25mph are forecast this afternoon, which could challenge crews in some areas and in the sierra foothills. better weather conditions are helping firefighters fight the crosier fire, which is northeast of placerville. containment is up to 14%, and

tumlin welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. > so we just got good news thisk. we're getting an extra $115 million from the rescue plan and this is basically the exact amount of finally needed in order to close the gap between now and november of 2024 when we'll have to additional revenue sources in meantime, i finally have the confidence to be able to rapidly hire to restore services and to make s is there for san francisco's larger economic recovery san francisco doesn't work without muni. >> quite right. pandemic was that some projects like the valencia bike improvements had to be put on hold. are we starting to gear up on those again? >> yes so it's an interesting case study. of right before covid hit, we were about ready tok build bike lanes. arguably the most important bike order in san francisco. lockdown and then as you'

tumlin says on weekends, that surge hits 200%. so as a result, the sfmta is adjusting schedules every 4 to 6 months to try and keep up. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns. >> tumlin says they're trying to prioritize evenings, weekends and even midday for their schedules because that's where they're seeing demand. all right. now to the latest on the park fire. cal fire says the fourth largest wildfire in california history is now 37% contained. so far, more than 429,000 acres have burned in butte, tehama, shasta and plumas counties. the fire started on july 24th, east of chico. crews say they added more containment lines with moderate fire activity yesterday, but officials say wind gusts between 20 to 25mph are forecasted this afternoon, which could challenge crews in some areas in the sierra foothills better weather conditions are helping firefighters fight the crosier fire, which is northea

tumlin says on weekends, that surge hits 200%. as a result, the sfmta is adjusting schedules every 4 to 6 months to try and keep up. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns. >> tumlin says they're trying to prioritize evenings, weekends and even midday for their schedules because that's where they're seeing the demand. now to the latest on the park fire. cal fire says the fourth largest wildfire in california history is now 37% contained. so far, more than 429,000 acres have burned in butte, tehama, shasta and plumas counties. the fire started on july 24th, east of chico. crews say they added more containment lines with moderate fire activity yesterday, but officials say wind gusts between 20 to 25mph are forecasted this afternoon, which could challenge crews in some areas. in the sierra foothills, better weather conditions are helping firefighters fight the crosier fire, which is northeast of pl

jeffrey tumlin is the director of sfmta. >> we did hear a lot about more street safety in chinatown. that's a takeaway we're hearing from a lot of neighborhoods. >> reporter: the transportation agency is in early stages of a ten-year initiative called the biking and rolling plan. chinatown could see major changes. only 3% of san francisco's roads currently feature separated bike lanes. >> how do we make sure that we prioritize the unique needs for chinatown, which are intensive loading at the curb and a lot of transit and more people on the sidewalk than anywhere else in san francisco. >> reporter: that congestion includes tourists on bicycles and e-scooters, often on sidewalks because of a lack of safe bike lanes. this family is visiting from the netherlands. >> we went almost right away here on the pavement from the road because all those cars, they drive fast. it's just not really safe. >> reporter: she says many european countries are much more bike friendly and connected, giving people more options to travel in congested cities. >> that's really our goal, is to make everyone who

jeffrey tumlin, you know, i bet you and i remember what floppy disks look like. all right.at. thank you for joining us. and thanks for the good information. >> thanks for having me. >> all stuff we got to know. are you heading out there? absolutely. yeah. all right. thank you so much, guys. all right. time now is 848. some good news on the economy. and from some big names in business that's taking stocks up this morning i know a big name pam cook. >> oh yeah. here with a look at today's dollars and cents. >> yes. and to end the week on a good note that's the way we're headed this the weekly jobless report was released. it has eased the fear of a us recession, a bit. this morning's report shows first time jobless claims for unemployment dropped from last week, which is seen as a positive sign for the job market. also as that opening bell rang this morning, eli lilly stock jumped more than $63 a share. that's after posting a strong quarter. eli lilly also has seen success with its drug to treat diabetes and one for weight loss. revenue for the year is now expected to be up $3

earlier on mornings on two, the head of san francisco's transportation agency, jeffrey tumlin, joinedhe show, and he said public transport will be the best way to get there. >> well, this weekend is going to be epic fun throughout san francisco. we encourage everyone to come into the city, but if you do so, try to take bart or caltrain or golden gate transit. once you're here, particularly if you're going to outside lands, remember that your outside lands ticket is good for free rides on muni all day long. on every line except for the cable cars, if you're driving into the city, an easy bet is actually to go of all places downtown and park in one of the public parking garages and hop on the n-judah train or the five fulton bus. but again, probably better to take bart or caltrain into the city. >> don't want to get stuck in traffic, so this is a good reminder here. the musical lineup consists of artists from all genres. two headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, sturgill simpson, and up and coming singers like chapelle rhone and shaboozey bay area artists van deluxe will al

earlier on mornings on two, the head of san francisco's transportation agency, jeffrey tumlin, joinedt way to get there. >> well, this weekend is going to be epic fun throughout san francisco. we encourage everyone to come into the city, but if you do so, try to take bart or caltrain or golden gate transit. and once you're here, particularly if you're going to outside lands, remember that your outside lands ticket is good for free rides on muni. all day long on every line except for the cable cars, if you're driving into the city, an easy bet is actually to go of all places downtown and park in one of the public parking garages and hop on the n-judah train or the five fulton bus. but again, probably better to take bart or caltrain into the city. >> the musical lineup consists of artists from all genres. headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, sturgill simpson, and up and coming singers like chappelle, rone and chambers. bay area artist van deluxe will also perform on saturday after the oakland ballers launched its independent team earlier this year. $1.6 million investment

director hemminger, director tumlin, just a point of clarification.ns on red on 19th anue park? presidio sloat and skyline? other streets under caltrans jurisdiction? yeah, that's something that that we are thinking about as we consider the extension of westerly into venice avenue, we probably would need to get some sort of perssstate to do that ro this is a joint jurisdiction, we have do no turn on red on the side streets to stre a 19th avenue without any problems, we don't feel that it would probably be much of a difficult discussion to have. coul get the it. but, yeah, we would, weneed o have that discussion with them. tarloff did you want to ask anotr okay,. director hinsey checking with you. do you have any comments on this one'll ke it that the pilot and pilot in the n successful, and dragons point in, like, waability and just overalland pedestrian comfort for everybody, but bute her side, i also want to note that we're doing a lot of great work in that area. in addition to ths that. anding, guess that no turn on red is a tool in a suite of, ped

chair eken chair tumlin and directors. my name is melina mckee walk.m walk san francisco's campaign associate, every time each of us steps into the crosswalk, we are hoping, trusting, praying that drivers will see and respect us when drivers are allowed to turn on a red light. at the same time, a pedestrian has a walk sign especially in busy high traffic areas where drivers are often be a dangerous or even deadly situation. and as vehicles get bigger, heavier and more powerful, the stakes are even higher for pedestrians in the crosswalk. so it's essential for sfmta to do everytng they can to minimize the chance of conflicts between pedestrians and drivers. for many years, walk san francisco has pushed for a citywide no turn on r to reduce the chances of conflict in the crosswalk. we support the no turn on red policy being proposed today as a ke the solution to more high injury intersections with high destrian activity. the most successful vision zero cities are layering every possible solution and bringing these solutionsscale to reduce the chances and

and really, as director tumlin has mentioned earlier in his director's report, this is mta commitmentnd promoting the city's economic recov as director, eken would say, to bring joy and vitality to our streets. so we're excited tf. id it over to my colleague diana hammonds, who willrough the pred share a couple of updates that happen at the board. since the staff reported. diana, thank you, good afternoon, members of the board hammonds, revenue manager for the mta, in partnership with the mayor's office in june of this year, the board of supervisors approved legislation to amend the transportation code to waive all fees for qualifying neighborhoodhe waivers apply to department of public health, fire, police and entertainment commission, but as you all know, the mta retains sole authority over our own fees and fines. so that legislation did encourage the mta board toar mta fees, and so based on that and the partnership with the mayor's office, therd, and to try to meet many of the goals that vri h outlined, we are proposing in this legislation to do just that. victoria did touch on a n

>> thank you for my understanding from our tumlin, transit ridership especially on ny bus routes reboundednicely. i don't know we fully achieved pre-pandemic ridership accept a few key rounts. one example we exsided is south van i think part of our strategy for achieving that pre-covid ridership and exceedg these kinds of improvements so we by efficiency and getting the vehicles on the streets for needed maintenance and will definitely support that. again, i think we have been on the see ridership increase, especially including these bus potrero. >> great. thank you. that is good news. 12 years to deliver, which i find excessive. we always want to commend the city on outreach, what you described is this is a neighborhood activist who appreciates and think it is public participate in city government and give feedback, soi don't know if that is what they are demand, but sounds excessive public and could be effecting the timing of this project. day your commission, your bo considered bringing-delivering the projecere a housing expert runs the show. that one housing delivery departments runs t

my understanding rector jeff tumlin, transit ridership especially on bus routes rebounded nicely. i don't know we achieved pre-pandemic ridership accept a few key rount one example we exsided is south ness brt line. i think part of our strate improving ridership and achieving that it is by making these kinds of improvements fully believe efficiency and getting the vehicles on the streets for needed will definitely support that. again, i think we have been the trajectory of continuing to see ridership increase, esperoutes that operate out of potrero. >> great. thank you. good news. this project takes 12 years to find excessive. we always want to commend the outreach, what you excessive amount of meeting. this is a neighborhood activist very important the public participate in city government give feedbac -qul i don't know if that is what thdemand, but sounds ment and could be effecting the timing of this project. i also wondered if back in the day your board ever considered bringing-delivering the in the reverse, where a housing expert runs the show.the city's housing delivery depa

i mean, it's just to know that i have a commissioner who, rather than the phone and call jeff tumlinink that requires that buy in at the beginning. okay great. so what we'll do then is we'll motion to continue this item to the call of th opportunity to meet with that group and any other groupnk is important. think about some of the things that we've talked about we can you can coordinate if it's something that week, then we can coordinate this week. if not, then it would be after you. did you have anything else you wanted to add? no. thank you for your consideration. all right. thank you. okay. yes. on motion to continue this matter to the call of the chairhair walton, a walton i president peskin i peskin i i safaÍ i that motionobjection. thank you. and, mr. in front of this body today? there are no adadjourned. thank you. thank you. [music] hi, my maim is judy seeber and owner and bier for emily joubert my-my husband and i own the store together 20 years ago.ways thought we should open more doors, and we had two middle school age children and were waiting for them to get older.colle

i mean, it's just to know that i have a commissio up the phone and call jeff tumlin is work at the frontthat buy in at the beginningay great. so what we'll make i make a motion to continue this item to chair, give you the opportunity to meet with that group you think is important. think about some of the things day, and then we can you can coordinateng that happens within the next week, then we can coordinate this week. if not, then the august recess. thank you. did you have anything else wanted to add mr. chen? no. thank you for your consideration. all right. thank you. the motion to continue this matter to the. vice chair walton, a walton i president i safaÍ i that motion passes without objection. thank youd, mr. clerk, are there any other items in front of this no additional items on today's agenda. okay. we are adjourned. thank you. thank you. today's special guest is jeff tomlin. >> hi.ng san francisco rising. to show that is focused on restarting reimagining our city. our guest today is the director transportation of us to talk about the 23-24 budget with the muni equity strategy p

my understanding fr our director jeff tumlin, transit ridership esal many bus routes rebounded nicelyow we fully achieved pre-pandemic ridership accept a rounts. one example we exsided is van ness brt line. i think part of our sttegy for improving ridership and achievin pre-covid ridership and exceeding it is by making these kindovents so we fully believe by improving efficiency and getting the vehicles on the streets for ed maintenance and repairs, this will definitely support that. again, i think we have been on the trajectory of continuing to see ridership incr ease including these bus routes that operate out of potrero. >> great. k that is good news. this project takes 12 years to deliver, which i find excessive. we always want to city on public outreach,whyou described is what is excessive amount of meeting. this is a neighborhood activist who appreciates and think it is very important the public participate in tyand edback, so -qul i don't know i what they are demand, t unds excessive public engagement and could be effecting the timing of this proj i also wondered if back in the

. >> all right, pam and dave, a little later on, i'm going to speak with jeffrey tumlin, the head ofng to get some ways that muni is trying to help out with this super huge and fun, but super huge concert outside lands this weekend. so we're going to get that a little later on this morning. let's go out and take a look what we have now with the morning commute on 580, it looks a little slow there, but the rest of the east bay commute is not all that slow yet. not quite 6:00 and you still have a little bit of time, although the bay bridge, the metering lights went on early and i'll tell you why. there was a crash on the bridge. they got it out of the way, but in the meantime they had to slow those metering lights down. i'm thinking that this will get better as the morning wears on, but we're going to keep an eye on it for you. but don't be surprised by this. you can see that traffic is going to be slow at the toll plaza because of that earlier crash. they moved the vehicle off about a half hour ago, but you can see that it left some slow traffic behin. 549 let's go to mr. steve paulso

mean, it's just but in i want to know that i commissioner who, rather than me having to pick up the tumlink that requires that buy in at the beginning. okay great. so what we'll do then is we'll make i make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair, give you the opportunity to meet with that group and any other group that you think is important. thine of the things that we've talked about here today, and then we can you cante if it's something that happens within the next we, then we can coordinate this week. if not, then it would be after the august recess. thank you. did you have anything else you wanted to add mr. chen? no. thank you fdb your consideration. all right. thank you. okay. yes. on the motion to continue this matter to the call of the chair. vice chair walton, a walton i president peskin i peskin i chair safaÍ motion passes without objection. thank you. and, mr. clerk, are there any other items in front of this body today? there are no additional items on today's agenda. okay. we are adjourned.. >> you are watching san francisco rising. today's special guest is