State Lands Commission as provided in paragraph sounds like theres some objections. I did not hear any remaining valid argument that had to do with ceqa, so in terms of that, i dont think there is a ceqa argument here. I do want to respond to some of the things that were said and talk about how we move forward. You know, i spent, you know, i think a lot of my first couple months in office talking to people about this issue. Dozens of meetings down at the waterfront, talking to hundreds of neighbors, including people who were housed and unhoused, people who were in navigation. I visited all the Navigation Centers that currently exist in our city, and i think i came out of that process believing very strongly that we need Navigation Centers. They are not the entire solutientire entire solution, they are not going to solve the crisis by themselves, but without Navigation Centers, people are forced to create their own we have seen a positive impact on the broader community, so i hope we ca
You. Well to the epic center are you ready for the next earthquake did you know if youre a renter you can get earthquake shushes well take to the earthquake authorities hi welcome to another episode im the chief resilience officer for San Francisco im joined by my good friends for the Earthquake Authority were at the el cap center for the city and county of San Francisco started in 2013 to get the community and talk about the risk we think about earthquake if usual great city youll see one of the demonstrates weve built the model home and i encourage other episodes well be retroactively retrofitting and showing you as Property Owners to employ you work for the california Earthquake Authority talk about your role and earthquake shirnls up think the viewers want to know if youre a renter or Property Owner how the insurance issues. Im the chief mitigation officer or c e a a Property Line funded pubically managed entity that provides earthquake shiners for one to four units and mobile owne
The tower here. A little warmer air mass is creeping into our neighborhoods. We are going to start off mostly cloudy this morning, and drizzle mainly confined to the coast. Look at these mid to upper 70s. Some of us did not even get out of the 60s even in our inland neighborhoods yesterday. Warming continues for here. I will have it coming up. Heres alexis. We have our first incident of the morning just before you get to the the driver of the possible vehicle took off, so not seeing a backup yet but if this is there for long, it could cause one. Very quiet in the south bay. San jose, 280, no vehicles heading this direction. You are invited to a meeting to learn more about pg es ratee hike to pay for wildfire safety improvements. Heres what that means for you. Your monthly gas and electric bills would jump by 10. 50 bucks. San jose mayor wants state agencies to have the power to stop pg e from imposing blackouts. The outages could last up to seven days. Pg e says to cities throughout No
Exhibit. We tried to get under the table. Reporter and earthquake similar brought the experience of a major earthquake to life. When youre standing in the house and you understand the gravity of the situation its really helps to solidify key points. Reporter First Responders say information is key in an emergency and thats why theyre trying to sign everybody up to a Service Called alert marine. That only helps if the funds are actually working. So much of the information sure we do now is based on cell phones and internet so we have to get that power back up and communicate with people. The mat the last major earthquake happened in 1989 before the internet even existed. Communications have improved immensely since then, but we are also more dependent on Electronic Devices now. So we can prepare for a disaster but will not know what we dont know until it actually happens. Officials say First Responders will immediately be overwhelmed and its vital that residents are prepared to care for
Map. Taking a look at the overall view of the bay. Mostly green and a little bit of orange and some of the usual spots this morning. Let them into one of the trouble spots we have eastbound 80 right at jerry glenn road. There is one lane closed as a result of a crash. The good news is that it is in the opposite of the commute directions. Looking pretty good around the area. This construction will be ineffective northbound 680. Opposite of the commute, but something to be aware of. Concord avenue and highway 4 approaching the interest a little bit flow heading northbound on tulsa a. M. The Altamont Pass, right from 205 from 680 taking out about 24 minutes. The speed is not bad down to about 70 miles per hour. Went to get pat through the path your backup to a regular running speed getting closer to the dublin interchange this morning. Everything there looks good. Off to the san mateo bridge, or you have quite a bit of company out there, but not bad at all. Im kate nielsen at the live new