Supervisor fewer thank you very much for your early support. I wanted to say that, these amendments before you today were developed by really on the ground experts. That build 100 Affordable Housing. They know that Affordable Housing at 3000 square feet will not be built. This is a practical experience for people who built Affordable Housing. Thats why were changing in the legislation today from 10,000 square feet to 8000 square feet. I wanted to add that with this other amendment is making the threshold at 50 feet, that they can also add three stories of density or height to their development on top of the 50foot baseline height. I think i was very remiss in not thanking my outstanding legislative aid and your outstanding aid. Kudos for all their help on this. I think it is something that the west side supervisors are looking at the lack of Affordable Housing in our district and looking for ways to build. There are 100 Affordable Housing. Some people said its the thing of the past. We
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Streaming on cbsn bay area, we are looking live from our exclusive salesforce tow camera. As we look out south on this friday morning. And brace yourselves, it is going to be a hot one. Good morning everyone, it is friday, august 14th. Im michelle griego. And im len kiese. Good morning to you, lets go straight to mary lee with the check of the weather and those extreme heat warnings. Mary, good morning. Good morning to you len and hi shell. Thats right. Were going to see those temperatures soar this afternoon. And in fact, today, the hottest day of the week. And in fact well see some of the hottest temperatures that weve seen so far this summer. So get ready for that. Please try to do what you can to stay safe and cool in this heat. All right, heres a live look with our sutro camera and check out our temperatures this morning. It is already a warm start to our day. 50s and 60s and 70s this morning. 73 in concord right now and 70 in oakland and 74 in livermore and 63 in San Francisco. M
And i wanted them to know that they got to make their own decisions and we would respect and support those decisions. Kneeling for the anthem was started in 2016 by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick as a way to call attention to these issues. As for the game and how it turned out, abc7 news sports anchor Chris Alvarez will have the highlights a little later. I dont need Law Enforcement in oakland. I need testing. I need personal protective equipment. Strong words from oaklands mayor tonight following President Trumps threat to send federal forces to her city. It follows fierce clashes in portland between federal officers and protesters. Part of our efforts to build a better bay area include focusing on issues of race and social justice. Abc7 News Reporter Laura Martinez is live in the newsroom with more. Lauren. Ama and larry, earlier today President Trump suggested hell send federal agents into cities like new york, chicago and oakland in response to protests across the countr
Through a windshield at sean monterossa. I have to attorney represen monterossa family says it looks like Vallejo Police have something to hide. How this could happen without some sort of cover up is going to be hard to understand for most of us. That seems to include top city officials. Windshield was tossed out and the truck repaired without the approval of the police chief or city attorney. A city statement said in part the employee has been placed on administered of leaf while the city retains investigator into the instruction of evidence. Those items should have been stored in evidence immediately that night. The truck should have been taken on a flatbed. The family helps to do an independent investigation. The windshield was believed to be key evidence. The windshield itself is necessary for our experts to be able to view in person. A photograph is not sufficient. It does not look good for vallejo pd. This is yet another black eye for both departments, grappling with shooting and