To the 90s. A live camera represents the forecast high for portions of california and you can see a big temperature range all the way from the low 60s to the mid 90s, at least for us. High clouds in Southern California with a monsoonal pattern and a reversal in the wind pattern blinking in clouds and just outside, we will watch for this all day long but it looks like the best chance of storms will be to the south and to the east the east of the bay area including the cro toward lake tahoe. Low clouds and fog making a comeback in portions of the region, especially over the bay and current numbers are in the 50s and it is mild and walnut creek, 64 and redwood city, upper 50s in San Francisco, 56. Warm air is compressing that marine layer. It is dense and will impact your plans in the short term. Patchy areas of fog and a big temperature range of 60s through the 80s with warm locations cooler compared to yesterday. The time is 7 02 and we will check in with sal with activities picking up
Good morning and welcome to the San Francisco county Transportation Authority meeting for today, tuesday, july 23rd, 2019. Mr. Clerk, can you please call roll call . Item one, roll call. [roll call] we have a quorum. Thank you. I will proceed with the chairs reports. Colleagues, i would like to begin this meeting with offering our collective deepest condolences to the families of Michael Evans and Benjamin Dean who were hit and killed in horrific crashes on our streets last week, as well as kelly dean who is critically injured and in the hospital. As was noted at the rally on the steps of city hall this morning, commissioner haney organized it, and motorists must slow down. The tenderloin, which is an area that commissioner haney and i share, his not a traffic sewer, it is a neighborhood, and i did not have a chance to say this morning at the rally, but when you drive through there, if you are watching my face, when you drive through there, you drive through there at 25 miles an hour o
Stories of pedestrians on city streets. Traffic crashes have killed 21 people so far this year. Compare that to 23 in all of last year. The most recent death happened sunday afternoon on ofarrell and taylor streets. A couple visiting the city for their anniversary can be seen in the upper lefthand corner of this surveillance video. A black tesla hits them. We stopped the video before impact. But it claimed the life of benjamin dean. On thursday, 54yearold Michael Evans was hit while crossing the street a few blocks away. Advocates hoping declare a state of emergency will free up funds to make changes to high risk neighborhoods. Like the tenderloin. One idea theyre pushing for, take away all the oneway streets here. Its proven that when you have traffic, cars stretch much more slowly. And thats something that can save peoples lives, when speed is such a factor in fatal collisions. We want to lower speed limits in San Francisco. We believe in neighborhoods like the tenderloin that has th
Good morning and welcome to the San Francisco county Transportation Authority meeting for today, tuesday, july 23rd, 2019. Mr. Clerk, can you please call roll call . Item one, roll call. [roll call] we have a quorum. Thank you. I will proceed with the chairs reports. Colleagues, i would like to begin this meeting with offering our collective deepest condolences to the families of Michael Evans and Benjamin Dean who were hit and killed in horrific crashes on our streets last week, as well as kelly dean who is critically injured and in the hospital. As was noted at the rally on the steps of city hall this morning, commissioner haney organized it, and motorists must slow down. The tenderloin, which is an area that commissioner haney and i share, his not a traffic sewer, it is a neighborhood, and i did not have a chance to say this morning at the rally, but when you drive through there, if you are watching my face, when you drive through there, you drive through there at 25 miles an hour o
We have a quorum. Thank you. I will proceed with the chairs reports. Colleagues, i would like to begin this meeting with offering our collective deepest condolences to the families of Michael Evans and Benjamin Dean who were hit and killed in horrific crashes on our streets last week, as well as kelly dean who is critically injured and in the hospital. As was noted at the rally on the steps of city hall this morning, commissioner haney organized it, and motorists must slow down. The tenderloin, which is an area that commissioner haney and i share, his not a traffic sewer, it is a neighborhood, and i did not have a chance to say this morning at the rally, but when you drive through there, if you are watching my face, when you drive through there, you drive through there at 25 miles an hour or less. Speed kills. I am going to depart from my remarks and say the following thing, which is we are joined by we were joined by senator weiner this morning who lamented the fact that Law Enforceme