[applause]. [music] [music] about 20 years ago the port was look to develop a network of open space and parks and to bring the art network and access to the bay to the entire 7 and a half miles of waterfront property. This location, 7 acres, identified a very important place to make a park for the community. The park was used very much for ship building. It was a very important location in the citys history. Iot best part of the water front was heavy industrial and did in the have opportunity for the public to get in and enjoy will bay and connected to the bay. They incorporated the historical value of the area people can learn what was here before, what is here now and then really be able to understand the community that they live in. This was a vibrant ship building area here for years and years. And you know here we got a slip away and for us to have an opportunity to teach our children the old way specials incorporate them in the new ways, it is endless. This will be an upon upon w
Large tree falls in the area. The mess it left behind. Good morning to you. It is tuesday, march 12th. Yes, and its a rainy start to the morning. Going to check in with you for our forecast. Yeah. And this rain doesnt linger all that long. Just the next couple of hours. And this is probably the last storm we have for about a week. We enter a dry pattern after today. Live doppler seven showing you where we have those showers. They are light in nature, but i do want to point out the back edge. The end of this front already moving through the north bay. Its about to move into the city and the east bay. So were not in this rain too much longer through about 9 a. M. This morning. Its a level one for those light showers, those wet roadways, a little bit of a breeze and those showers do taper after 9 a. M. Looking at your day planner today, you can see its wet out there from our bay bridge toll plaza. Right now. We end those showers after 9 a. M. Clouds linger a bit, but the afternoon will ac
See some of that wet weather continuing tomorrow morning, though plan on a slower ride as scattered showers will be around between 4 and 8 a. M. Those winds will pick up, but not terribly strong. It will get a little breezy tomorrow as that front comes in and behind the front. We will continue to see breezy conditions on our storm impact scale. This is a light level one rain arrives and spreads tonight. Scattered showers for your tuesday and breezy at times. We do have a major shift in the pattern. Im going to be back to tell you all about it coming up. Dan okay, sandy, thanks very much. You know, its been one year today since the town of pahharoe in Monterey County was flooded by a levee breach. Many people were evacuated from their homes for weeks. Some were not able to return at all. Abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes spoke with those still affected by the flood. Memories of a terrifying wake up call as a flooding disaster unfolded around midnight when they went around k
The country. Theyre being handled, right. The fbi and bureau of prisons have not provided details on the case or mondays search. Jr stone, abc seven news. New details on the rescue of dozens of animals from a home in hollister. Police are calling this the largest animal neglect case in the city. When officers raided that home last week, they say they discovered a severely over run at home animal shelter. We get this more than 100 pets inside, and many of them were already dead people who adopted animals from that rescue in the past are shocked by the discovery starting to come together as to maybe why this had happened to him. And it was just devastating to even think of what all these other poor animals had gone through and what they had experienced. Two suspects who police say ran pet a palooza rescue were arrested. Officials say shelters and rescue groups from monterey to walnut creek have taken in these animals. Now. Abc seven spoke with experts who say when you are looking to adop
San francisco peninsula. As the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the Ramaytush Ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. As guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. We wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. This meeting is held in hybrid format in person and city hall room 416 broadcast on sfgovtv and available to view on zoom or listen by calling 16699006833. Using the meeting id, 82525267431. We welcome the participation during Public Comment. There is is a opportunity for general Public Comment at the beginning of the meeting and a opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item on the agenda. Each comment is limited to three minutes. For those