Lets go over to karen rogers in for david. Reporter 67 in reading. 71 in wilmington, 73 sea isle city. Its more humid youll notice that as you step out the door. Storm tracker 6 live double scan in 3d mode showing rain to the south and west, well watch to his if one or oh, oh, most of the day is dry well get one or two showers that might sneak through here or there. 9 00 a. M. , 79 degrees, mostly cloudy skies noon, 84. Sunshine and clouds, 3 00 p. M. 87 degrees, well see the sunshine mixing with clouds feeling humid and warm today with a high around 87. 6 00 p. M. , 83 degrees better chance of a shower or thunderstorm moving through later in the day. But the showers and thunderstorms they come tomorrow. Details on that in the sevenday forecast, well show you how wet it will get in a few minutes. Reporter dry on the vine street expressway, were looking forward to another week of summertime Traffic Volume which meanest delays are not as bad as normal. Weve seen brake tapping from time t
Reporter will welcome you back alive this is by far one of the hottest tickets on one of the not the most expensive game of the season average price of 960 according to ticketmaster and the warriors recent upside. Grant lodes 60 grand for two tickets courtside. Gary i cannot remember in the same nine the giants werent the National League playoffs the as were in the American League playoff back and youre in the 49 to plan the new resigned on the same day it was a son than gary take a picture of the sharks theyre dropping the puck in pittsburgh is going to be fun tonight we will be back in 6452 of the issue of how the games are going grant lodes we want to take the temperature of sharks fans the quest for the cup continues were among a hundred or so fans who turned out for a pep rally this afternoon. Rob fladaboe he was mobbed as he showed up for a rally here applaud the this is a chavez park in downtown san jose late monday afternoon it was a bit warm bowls hockeys waters amid temperatu
Households. Most developers do not do that and this is an incentive for them to do it. This is providing a set of programs that are funded providing all the way for folks who were formerly homeless to folks who are middle income to be and stay in San Francisco. Any final comments, starchild. It sounds like peter is saying on one hand, well, no, it wont subsidize middle income people then hes saying there is a range all the way from middle income people all the way up to he doesnt say what the top range is. Theres a guy named jim reid who is a contractor here he built himself in his own back yard a single unit house that he built for 12,000, very small, designed for one person, getting somebody off the street, like 10 foot by 10 foot but it had plumbing, electricity, storage, everything someone would need to live a simple existence. 12,000, how much is it going to cost to build these, half a Million Dollars . They are not really affordable. Theyre not going to help those most in need of
Watching laborers work for little or no compensation at a young age based on what i witnessed i developed a understanding of economic injustice. Growing up in the 60s my Life Experience has shaped my activism and my desire to promote meaningful change for my community. In 1982 i moved to the bay area and began taking classes at San Francisco state university. Eventually i finished at the California Institute of integral studys. I worked for a number of stockbrokerages in the financial district, and my professional career, and at night, i got more and more engaged in the local activist community advocating for various issues important to me including igbtq and tenant right issues. In 1982 my life was changed forever when my mother was involved in a serious car accident. For the next seven years, her care became my priority. Upon her death, i quit my job and became a Community Organizer at the commission agenda. There, i fought for the rights of low income tenants and immigrants who live
Mixed income housing, providing some of their units are affordable to mixed income households. Most developers do not do that and this is an incentive for them to do it. This is providing a set of programs that are funded providing all the way for folks who were formerly homeless to folks who are middle income to be and stay in San Francisco. Any final comments, starchild. It sounds like peter is saying on one hand, well, no, it wont subsidize middle income people then hes saying there is a range all the way from middle income people all the way up to he doesnt say what the top range is. Theres a guy named jim reid who is a contractor here he built himself in his own back yard a single unit house that he built for 12,000, very small, designed for one person, getting somebody off the street, like 10 foot by 10 foot but it had plumbing, electricity, storage, everything someone would need to live a simple existence. 12,000, how much is it going to cost to build these, half a Million Dolla