i'm claudine wong. tori campbell is off today. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we're also talking about your weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> thank you, dave. >> and the fabulous, claudine wong, thank you. thank you. a few high clouds. a couple of things going on. i talked to a friend of mine in cordelia, 30 miles per hour. port chicago, 30 miles an hour. i've adjusted the temperatures down a little bit. a stronger delta breeze. cool to warm on the low. but the lows are slightly, slightly cooler here. fog is definitely not going anywhere on the coast. there's some even local drizzle there. 76 in oakland. that's the spirit downtown oakland. 76. 58 on the low. but the lows are in the 50s. thunderstorms have calmed down for now. expect those to pick up later. a few high includes drichting in but the a -- drifting in. still low 60s but a few more 50s here. the lows are running a couple of degrees cooler. fairfield, 14, gusts to 29. 30 at port chicago and also stratus on the hills at co

8974.9, construction management for terminal 3, boarding area e refurbishment project between pgh wong engineering, inc., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its airport commission, in an amount not to exceed $12,000,000 to commence following board approval for term ending june 30, 2015, pursuant to charter, section 9.118(b); and authorizing the airport director to negotiate and execute, with airport commission approval, further amendments not to exceed $13,700,000 for a term end date no later than february 1, 2017. >> thank you. welcome, ms. wagoner. >> thank you. good morning, chair farrell, supervisor mar. cathy farrell [speaker not understood]. the airport is seeking your approval to the fourth amendment to an existing contract with [speaker not understood]. the proposed amendment would increase the not to exceed amount by 2.83 million dollars. future amendments to the contract would increase the not to exceed amount by another $1.7 million for a new total contract amount of $13.7 million. the program includes the refurbishment of the two piers that make

councilmember harriet wong? are you sure? okay. so first we have john alex from the pedestrian and safety advisory committee. >> thank you ms. o'neal for representing uber in san francisco. i have a question regarding service intervals. is it a functional request that you state you will have a service animal when you register the car and if so, do you state it's a registered, licensed service animal because there is a difference between over the years of exist some are and some aren't. do you specify? >> we don't specify. if someone says they have a service animal. they have a service animal in our book. that's not something that we require anyone to show any proof of. we take that at face value. >> we have charles raf bon. >> good afternoon, councilmembers. i am charles rather born from the cab company. we have been serving all the people of san francisco for more than 80 years and recent decades have been leading provider of accessible services. i would like to start off by saying to the people with disabilities of san francisco,

i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> steve, come on, steve. like you told me this story before. >> i left the last chapter off to make it a mystery, dave. >>> lots of low clouds, a few will continue to filter rounding third and heading for home, there will still be some on the lead side and the overnight lows have been cooling down especially coast and bay. we are seeing more 50s and 60s, water temperatures have come down and 68 noon and we will be 78 downtown and there is definitely overcast conditions. it is definitely trending to the low 60s and a lot of 50s on the east bay and still some locations can't bust through brentwood at 62 for some it is rather mild and it is not too shabby as it continues to go out to the delta and there is a

good morning, it is thursday july 31st i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, claudine. how should people dress for today's weather? >> it depends if you are inland and if you are near the coast you will need a jacket. there will be a huge difference and inland temperatures simply cannot cool off a little bit of average, sierra nevada is quiet an occasion naturally cold and they and temperatures are down some are stuck in the mid-60s and it will be a cool day and antioch only in the 60s and pablo bay out to the delta, there is a dean breeze at delta and 6 toes to low 100s, heap is sal. >>> there was a three vehicle wreck, traffic will be busy and this activity right here is really distracting but the traffic is still slow. you can see traffic is getting to the bay bridge with no problem coming around that corner and it's going to be backed up, over the east shore freeway and it continues to go up between the carquinez and mc mcarthur they are and there are no major problems by the way going the other way. highway 4 at hillcrest, there was a crash and traffic continues to

councilmember roland wong? >> yes, i just kind of like to remind the audience that please join us at the independent living resource center of san francisco. we are going to have a grand opening. we are relocating and a commemoration of the ada. it's this saturday july 26th, from 10 :00 a.m. to 3 :00 p.m. at 825 howard street. the ground floor between 4th and 5th street. there will be lots of fun and have food, free food. and a second thing i would like to kind of mention is that we had the van ness brt, the bart rapid transit. we would like to see that we can write a support letter regarding the shelters on the route. thank you. >> thank you. with that. we move on to item no. 14. we shall adjourn. thank you again for those who stuck it out and we went to over time here today. we had a lot of great discussion. we will have our next meeting third friday in september. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> this is in memory of veil. let's observe one 1 minute of silence in her honor. please. >> thank you. with that, w

here is me to l u.d lu wong. can you have an it search it and the planners weren't complying and this is how we went through six emails. i emailed him before i knew who he was and they got the message back then asking for a continuance of the hearing because i couldn't get the case files i needed so there was plenty of notice. he had plenty of opportunity. these are emails and compliance and after exhausting all of these measures and deprived us and the neighborhood association of all the public records we needed all along. >>i think we heard enough from you on this question and understand your position on it. >> i have a question though. >> yeah go ahead. >> i am understanding the timelines. what documents were you looking for or what are you still looking for that you need? >> it would help me greatly to have -- by statute i need everything that was given and so i'm having a hard time still getting all of the information. i am getting information through bits of discovery from the city attorney assigned to judi

john jonathan wong says he was taking a nap when he heard glass breaking. then someone was putting a towel over his head and wrapped him in duck tape. >> he broke in. put a towel over my head. then he ran around the house until he left. >> surveillance video shows one other intruder. wong's family thinks the robbers chose their house at random. >>> the city of oakland is hours away of announcing the director of the citizen's police review board. it could help improve relations between the community and the police department. the new director has more than 20 years of experience investigating police misconduct. he was a sergeant in the indianapolis police department and in the chicago police department. presentation begins at 5:00 this evening. >>> oakland is getting a new garage company. after the contract with waste management is set to expire. they charge $30 a month. but the company had proposed increasing its fees by $9 a month. california waste solutions offered a lower bid adjust under $37 a month per customer. now oakland has awarded the ten year con

ktvu's clondee w -- claudine wong finds out more. >> reporter: take a look around downtown and you will see all kinds of businesses. but there is one type of business you won't see. >> we don't have a gay bar or well known public sex environment. it is hard to find where men get together to meet other men. >> and that makes his job a little bit harder. she in charge of prevention and testing for the aids project. a portion of money they receive is for outreach. so they have been searching for new ways to reach out. they stick with the traditional billboards and posters but they are also hitting the internet. first it was on craigslist. [ indiscernible ] >> they are looking at a thing that says get tested now. >> reporter: but then they got the idea to take it a step further. they now reach out to the gay community on dating apps. but in this case workers use fake pictures and profiles to start the conversation. >> all different pictures, all different age groups. i think the bottom line is they are all good looking people. >> reporter: if it seems misleading it is but most people don't

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> companies cannot be forced to offer some forms of contraceptives to employees that was ruling from the u.s. supreme court today involving hobby lobby. which is an arts and crafts chain. >> supporters broke into cheers outside the courthouse today. attorneys for hobby lobby argued the mandate under the affordable care act. the owners of the hobby lobby chain are christian and object to providing coverage for contraceptives. plan b and ella and iud devices. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. john fowler has the reaction from shoppers that hobby lobby store in duplin. john? >> reporter: one of the biggest stores here at the plaza. hobby lobby busy today. many shoppers well aware of the supreme courting case. >> reporter: hobby lobby attracts many women shoppers. it specializes in crafts. the company offers healthcare benefits, including birth control bills but what it considers abortion inducive contraceptives it does not -- conducive creptatives it does not offer. >> that will be their decision and they will know what is best for them. >> they shouldn't impose any

ktvu's claudine wong is live with how they faired today. >> reporter: frank, the temperature here is around the century mark, it is hot and few places provide better relief than a swimming pool. >> does everybody have water? >> reporter: on days like this no matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, 5-year- old will tell you it is tough to stay cool. >> tried water. tried drinking water. tried getting sprayed with water. nothing works. >> spread out. >> this is summer and summer camp inwallinate creek means getting -- in walnut creak moans getting outside. lacrosse. frisbee golf and the old favorite capture the flag. but in triple digit heat you can't just have fun, lots of reminders from staff today about sun block. >> putting sun screen on. >> applying and reapplying. shade tents were brought out and a never ending supply of water just kept coming because cup after cup couldn't quench the need to hydrate. >> we try slow them down. we try slow them down. slow them down a little bit. more rest brakes. >> reporter: even the heat couldn't stop this group of kids from summer games

in solano county, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> the fire burning in napa county is now 70% contained. it's burnt 4300 acres in pope valley since breaking out on tuesday. the flames have destroyed two homes and seven other structures and three people have been hurt. evacuations in the area have been canceled. >>> developing news out of oakland, one man has died and a second man is injured after they were electrocuted. police say a power line connected to a home fell, the men were taken to the hospital where one of them died. the condition of the second victim is not known. >>> report of some people being injured or gunshots and fireworks. upon arrival, we found two gentlemen down on the sidewalk, in the street. it appears they were elect cu electrocuted by a downed wire it could have been gunfire, fireworks, wire still investigating. >> police say the fallen power line started a small grass fire. the incident is under investigation. >>> two men were seriously injured by fireworks in sunnyvale, on east duane avenue just before 10:00 p.m. last night. we've learned that one of the men los

lily wong, chelsey boiler, frances, grace martinez, david elliot louis, mario. if you did not submit a card, please feel free to lineup. mr. tennis? >> thank you committee members for allowing me to speak this afternoon. my name is david tennis and retired and i live in the tenderloin. i would like to commend all of you for the work that you have done in this measure. $15 an hour is a very good start. unfortunately that's not until july 1, 2018. and it seems like we are sell braeth -- celebrating as if it were today. i wish it was. to divide the have and have knots in san francisco is everyday. even though $15 an hour is a very good amount, that's not for another 4 years. what about between now and then? i don't have the answers. i'm not that smart. but to divide the have z s and z and s have nots. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm the executive director of west bay for the -- service. i brought students here today. we support the increase of minimum wage. the reason for is a lot of our students, a lot of our kids don't finish high school. those who don't finis

i'm allen wong reporting live, abc 7 news. >> what a dramatic picture behind you there. really quite frightening and you can understand why firefighters are so concerned the wind stays down and humidity stays up. if it does change, allen, we'll get out of there quickly, don't worry. >>> the jury that has been deliberating by the beaten giants' fan hit a snag. the judge in the trial told the panel tough luck, keep deliberating. the family is suing for $37 million to cover medical costs. >>> san francisco police are serging for a transit director with a checkered past. police say 94-year-old nancy cross was last seen on friday. she became infamous in the '90s when she ran for office and sued public officials. in 1992 the courts declared she had become a nuisance for filing so many lawsuits. she's also had several run ins with police but authorities believe she is currently homeless and they want anyone with information to give them a call. cross is 5'4", weighs about 115 pounds and white hair and last seen wearing a blue shiweatshir and green skirt. >>> the controversy sur

. - claudine wong has more -- ktvu's claudine wong has more. >> reporter: on this quiet street is a home you get that control? >> reporter: that is doing something no one else has done before. >> sometimes to win you have to change the rules. >> reporter: they started 10 years ago. >> the bay bridge when it was built we worked to lay out the foundations when a trip mall gets build we tell them where the buildings go. >> reporter: they bought a 3d printer. now there are four 3d printers. and they have changed everything. they give clients a look at their project in a way no one else can. they create a 3d scan. >> here is san francisco city hall. >> this is all collected within an 8 of an inch. >> reporter: and then clientst get a 3d -- clients get a 3d hard copy. it turns out turning something like this into that has helped put this company on the maps. they just competed against companies from 30 30 countries and walked away with two awards and this company doesn't really call itself that anymore. >> it is a heavy industrial 3d printing service provider. >> reporter: the process is being

that's where we find ktvu's claudine wong.e it's already bebe hind you -- behind you. >> reporter: yes, and the crowd is growing. a lot of red, white and blue. everyone very excited. people are getting ready and excited. i i want to bring in these individuals. we talk about this whole event. let's start with you. this is a parks and rec kind of event here. what are you hoping out of today? crowds are beginning to grow. you are expecting 3,000 maybe? >> reporter: we're out here to bring our soccer passion into action. we want to activate the civic center. >> reporter: this is a cool nonprofit organization and you jumped into this whole fray. i dig the outfit. i think it looks fabulous. tell me about, you know, what you are hoping for. >> i would love to see -- it's so great for the first time the whole country is cheering for one team. people are talking to each other and not just on their phones and ipads. i'm showing we can show our love and hopefully they can hear us in brazil. >> reporter: and if you are gonna watch it, you

it happened yesterday and today ktvu's claudine wong spoke to the parents who say it all began with the man invaded their home and harassed their young children. >> somebody with a gun inside so you have to leave. >> reporter: allen lee said he had just come back from grabbing lunch for his children when he saw police outside of his home. >> i said my family is inside i can't leave. i have to go inside. he said that's not an option. >> reporter: for a few desperate moments he had no idea if his three children and wife were okay. >> he went through everything. all the clothes. so i tried to put -- everything the books are all down. he went to the bedroom, everything. i don't know what he was searching for. >> reporter: police say this man 33-year-old victor mansenares broke into the home. lee says he believes that he came through the back door of a back room that he rents out. a neighbor called police but the children were inside. >> i have three kids in the house. >> he came in, he walked that way and he licked her face. >> reporter: lee says mansenares kissed one of his sleeping daught

it is wednesday, july 30th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> the day is starting really busy. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, you let claudine come back? >> any time. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. the low clouds are not going anywhere. a few showers up in mendocino county and a few tropical clouds toward central california. some of these may lift toward us. there are a couple of lightning strikes earlier. it looks like those have fizzled out. a thunderstorm in fresno. that does not happen this time of morning. it stretches all the way up to mammoth. there is a little westerly breeze at concord. northwest napa and northwest oakland. it lookalikes it will stay -- it likes like it will stay mainly south of us. without the cloud cover temperatures 90s to 100s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. >>> we are still looking at a commute that is starting off well. you can see it is light so if you want to get on to the city before it gets too crowded, two right ahead. now is a good time to do it. the traffic looks goo

hey sal. >> hello claudine wong.ave clark. >> good to see you. >> you are not going to the bay bridge, that is good. i think some people are. i want to advise you to take some time. give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes. the traffic is backed up a little longer than it normally is. they moved it to the shoulder an traffic is recovering. but not completely recovered. about a 30-35 minute drive time in san francisco. it's a little early for it to be this slow. but now you know why. an extra ten minutes should put you right back on schedule. if you want to use the san mateo bridge, that looks good heading over to the foster city side. i promised you a look at the south bay and northbound 101 a little slow approaching 880. that is about all. 280 looks good into the west valley and so does 85. let's two to steve -- let's go to steve. >>> we have a picture of highway 4. can we dial that up? look at this. look at that. thank you to the control room. there you go. i know it's pretty. the sky looks like a painting. the tropical

abc7 news reporter allen wong explains. >> you're witnessing what one man with an unchallenged heart can do for a community. >> he made a friend within three seconds. you don't know him, within three seconds, you'll be his friend. >> barnaby lakt or in was a friend on this road and he remembered the names of every person he met here even though mentally challenged. each day the 57-year-old man made his rounds with a replica wrestling belt in hand, waving at people and smiling. >> one day he lost his belt and our guys gave him a new one. last sunday, his friends at fire station 51 responded to a man fatally struck by a car on el camino real. it was barnaby. >> if i went to every single place where barnaby touched somebody, we would have been walking at least 50 miles today. >> i think we all need to learn to be able to say hi to each other. every day. from now on. because that's what he would have wanted. >> barnaby's sister and caretaker was overwhelmed by the countless stories of joyful encounters of barnaby. >> this is what he came up with. oh, my god. oh, god. thank you so much. >

in berkeley, allen wong, abc7 news >> that should be pro found with that information. >> yes. >> time to get a check on weather on this thursday. >> yes. spencer christian is here. >> ready for a warm up? >> yes. >> sunny skies now, low clouds near the coast. some pushing over the bay now. into the sierra, thunderstorms breaking out throughout the afternoon into early evening hours. there is a red flag warning in affect until 11:00 in the morning. flow of water north, northwest out towards coast there. high fire dang scombrer a threat there is a concern. lightning strikes could trigger fires back to the bay area, not back to the bay area, yet. we're looking at clouds over lake tahoe now. we've got some clouds there, 63 degrees here. oakland, 78. 75 san jose. gilroy, 76. 61 in half moon bay. now, a view from emeryville. 68 degrees in santa rosa. novato, 68. and 76 livermore, it's breezy, gusty. gusts 26 miles per hour sfo. novato. 32 inland. 29 concord and napa. around the area now, it's breezy. here is a view of low clouds over the golden gate to look at coastal clouds. spotty drizzle

. >> allen wong is live tonight where geents play in less than an hour, what are fans saying about the verdict? >> dan, players and coaches are quite aware of the verdict. behind smee geents hall of famer will clark who had been talking with a lot of players the players are back in the club house doing what ball players do, focusing on winning this game tonight since the incident they've rallied around stow and his family. most of them know that stow, the father of two, continues to deal with come politics from his trauk brain injury caused during this attack. the third base coach is one team member who has grown close to the stow family. he is a singer song writer raising $200,000 for the family. giants manager was pleased with the verdict. >> shouldn't be a situation where you're afraid to go to the game or enjoy yourself. hopefully this is a learning, you know, thing for all sports franchises that help make it safer for, you know other people who love the game. >> after the game, we heard the story, in the club house, the team guys were talking about it and were concerned and amazed

i'm allen wong, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> chevron is proposing a billion dollar modernization plan for it's richmond refinery saying it will make plants safer and cleaner, creating jobs. but there is opposition the attorney has concerns. abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us more. >> this is a continuation of a process that began more than five years ago halted by lawsuits and scrutinized after the 2012 refinery fire here in richmond. the company maintains this is strictly a modernization of existing facilities to replace old equipment with new, modern technology, chevron maintains it will make the plant safer in more environmentally friendly. critics say the company's billion dollar project is nothing more than an effort to mask an expansion. both sides have taken their message to the local community. >> it's a reliability project that allows us to replace oldest processing equipment within the refinery. and it also allows flexibility to process blends with higher sulphur content. >> that is what we're looking forward to tonight. to bring message of the people saying we d

ken wong is a hong kong resident whose business is based in shanghai.e's been manufacturing and selling gold jewelry there for the past ten years. he has little interest in politics and says he cannot relate to either the pro-beijing supporters or pro-democracy advocates. it's ten days before the anniversary of hong kong's return to china rule. associate professor benny was at the university of hong kong. he's laumpnched a polling site r a civil referendum. he's calling on citizens to consider other ongs for choosing who they feel should be the chief executive of hong kong. currently only those approved by the mainland government can run for office. there's been several new election methods. their suggestions all have one thing in common. they focus on the desires of hong kong residents rather than the chinese in other words, each proposal is calling for a democratic election process. benny wants to see how many people who support democratization and approves proposals. he believes more people voting will increase the pressure on . a week after polling

. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work.le, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was to start growing food and giving it away. and getting my neighbors to who had space and having a kind of event that brings people together not to run our food program this time around but to share the wealth of the abundance of our welfare. we were all divorce and as part of our philosophy of working together and working together. >> what's the most rewarding aspect of volunteering for the free farm stand. >> well, we could is a generalic satisfaction b

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in berkeley, allen wong, abc7 news >> that should be pro found with that information. >> yes. >> time to get a check on weather on this thursday. >> yes. spencer christian is here. >> ready for a warm up? >> yes. >> sunny skies now, low clouds near the coast. some pushing over the bay now. into the sierra, thunderstorms breaking out throughout the afternoon into early evening hours. there is a red flag warning in affect until 11:00 in the morning. flow of water north, northwest out towards coast there. high fire dang scombrer a threat there is a concern. lightning strikes could trigger fires back to the bay area, not back to the bay area, yet. we're looking at clouds over lake tahoe now. we've got some clouds there, 63 degrees here. oakland, 78. 75 san jose. gilroy, 76. 61 in half moon bay. now, a view from emeryville. 68 degrees in santa rosa. novato, 68. and 76 livermore, it's breezy, gusty. gusts 26 miles per hour sfo. novato. 32 inland. 29 concord and napa. around the area now, it's breezy. here is a view of low clouds over the golden gate to look at coastal clouds. spotty drizzle

i'm christina rendon in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at our weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. it's a good-looking start here in the east bay. a live look at mount diablo, the sun is shining. wow, doesn't that look nice? some of us not enjoying the sunshine this morning. the clouds are greeting us once again inside the bay, never left the coastline. take a look, pretty widespread at this hour. it is going to peel back once again and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. at the coast, we'll continue with the low clouds and cool conditions for today. the onshore breeze through fairfield, gusting to 26 miles per hour. a lot like yesterday. even stronger just a little while ago. tracking gusts to 30 miles per hour. not losing the seabreeze for today. that will continue to bring us some mild to warm weather, but not too hot inland. think temperatures will come up a few degrees over yesterday, but it won't be too bad. 57 degrees in antioch right now. 55 in concord. low 50s in napa. 4

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committee i'm joined by supervisor john avalos and be joined by sxhooifr i want to thank clerk linda wong as well as jim smith and jonathan madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. copies of the documents should be submitted to the clerk items on today's agenda obey e will be in the next meeting. >> thank you very much madam clerk call item one. >> the resolution of the revenue obligation for the california statewide development authority for the school not to exceed $9.4 million. >> thank you, ms. shall you from the controller's office thanks for being here. >> thanks good morning members of the supervisor wiener subcommittee i'm from the controller's office office of federal bureau of investigation's i want to thank you for hearing this today, i have mark from the city attorney's office and the presidio hills school and from other organization. they'll be happy to answer questions regarding presidio hills school and it's operations and projects economy and the financing. city and county of san f