5 Things: Brooks Estate Plans, Amelia Earhart, Fast14

Good morning, here are five things to know today

Were you impacted by the Fast14 construction project last summer? The Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration want your input.

2. Heat Streak Continues: Highs could again climb to the low 80s today with sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service. Things are expected to cool off a bit tomorrow, with highs expected in the low 70s.

A proposed $2.3 million bond would turn the Brooks Estate into a place where events like weddings could be held and community meetings could take place, according to members of its land-trust association. But the bond has drawn scrutiny from some, who want the city to address infrastructure needs before undertaking a historic restoration project.

Experts believe they have a good lead on the location of Amelia Earhart's plane in the Pacific Ocean, and they will be launching a new search for it this summer, according to multiple news reports. Photos taken months after Earhart's crash in 1937 near what is now Kiribati show what may be Earhart's landing gear protruding from the water off the Pacific nation of Kiribati, according to an Associated Press report published in the San Francisco Chronicle.

The studios building on George P. Hassett Drive was listed for sale last week, but the listing has since been pulled. The asking price for the building was $4.65 million, according to the listing, which appeared on Loopnet.com and other commercial real estate websites earlier in March.