. >>> in san francisco someone crossing the road at sunset boulevard and winona avenue was hit by a car this afternoon. witnesses say a truck hit an elderly woman. she was rushed to the hospital. >>> after a decade of planning and proposals the san francisco giants could learn any moment now whether their massive new waterfront development near at&t park gets the go ahead. kpix5's jackie ward is at city hall where the board of supervisors is about to take a final vote. >> reporter: the board of supervisors meeting has been going on since 2:00 this afternoon, but just a couple minutes ago they finally got to the mission rock agenda item. so they're talking about it now. on the table is a lot of affordable housing units up for grabs that at a time when the city greatly needs them. 't know how i obably until i >> we are targeting units for families before that make between 80 to $150,000 a year because we know so much of our middle class are struggling to live in san francisco, too. >> reporter: district 6 supervisor and mayoral candidate jane kim said she's thrilled this project is happen

but i want to do a special shout-out for winona and albert who -- and alice and rowman who has been really exceptional. now having said all that good stuff, i want to make sure we understand this clearly. epic is the foundation of the ecosystem. there will be many, many things that we could add on to make it better and more super. but that means the work still has to continue so our journey won't end here. this is just the start. but i think you are going to to be very please wased where we'll be in a few years. >> and commissioner, thank you for your leadership for incredibly competent leadership and he's changed for our i.t. needs and particularly for our patient needs and our electronic health records. i want to thank him for that. >> thank you. the biggest thing should go to barbara and greg and jenny for making the financing happen. [laughter] >> thank you. they'll supply the resources and you will put it together. thank you. commissioners, any further questions? anything you would like to see at the next presentation. otherwise, we're scheduling these, what, every quarter -- >> quart

. >>> from tequila to winona the official numbers are in for the wine grape crush. despite slightly lower yield because the fires, north coast vineyards produced a record $1.5 billion in grapes. partly because of higher prices. the size of the crop fell 8% to 464,000 tons. the 2017 harvest was smaller because of a labor day heat wave and smoke taint from the fires. but all in all okay. >>> this restaurant is preparing to serve its last meal. the restaurant was named one of san francisco's most romantic by the chronicle. last week a landlord told the ownerer his release won be renewed. the owner, frank le clerk says he will open a bar focused on veteran yur on the galleryia park hole it's not the same obviously. there will abvalentines theemd dinner on the final night, february 17th coming up fast process. >>> more to compton. overabundance of elephant seals long the coast. >>> a 10-second video showing the birth of a baby octopus has been watched more than 1.6 million times. the virginia aquarium and marine science center posted it on its facebook page. it show the

his complexities this season enough to makeny winona grower lose group. it's not good news. it exposes them to a longer risk of frost and that could come next week. >> worst case is you could get a temperature difference that would affect some of the ripening and characteristics of the grapes. >> blame the vagueries of climate or maybe what's becoming the predictably unpredictable nature of climate change. three of the last five crops broke early. in the latest challenge in a year filled with them. >> this is -- this whole big creek bed was on fire. >> that's winery president tom davy showing off where last accurate october's fires liked to the edge of the vineyard. >> it was scarey. flat out scarey. >> now this is scarey. the reservoir that waters these hilly vineyards. it's one third full with no relief in sight. first the bud break, now this. and a possible cutting back of the crop. >> sometimes it rains every day in march. so we're still -- could still get that. >> you know any rain dances. >> i wish. >> they might help in a new normal. above the napa valley, wayne freed