the plan they did a good job the san francisco public is a reminder of the importance of being presented and will continue to serve the residents for decades to come [waiting for event to begin] >> [applause] >> [applause] >> protocol charlotte shults, the mayor of san francisco, edwin lee, the governor of california, jerry brown, democratic leader, nancy pelosi and united nations scaert general ban ki-moon. >> good afternoon. secretary general. [inaudible] mayor lee, who is the [inaudible] and the wonderful wonderful nancy pelosi the leader from washington but in san francisco. ambassadors conslet general, elected officials and distinguished guest squz that includes avenue wn cht we well quh you to celebrate the 70 anniversary of the signing of the nations charter here in wonderful san francisco. we thank the pacific boys course for a wonderful start. and secretary general, we welcome you to california and hope you remember when you were a teenager and that wasn't so laupg ago, that you were a exchange student and nearby nuvauto. you learned lot since then and we are happy to

>> good morning today is july 23, 2015. welcome to rules committee of san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos joined byicatey tang and to my left by mu lia cohen. the clerk is [inaudible] todays rules committee is graud cast by sfgtv staff. thank you for your service. madam clerk can you share your announcements >> please silence cell phone squz electroning devices. complete speaker cards [inaudible] will be on sept 8. >> okay. very good thank you madam clerk if you can-please call item 1 >> item 1 is hearing to consider finding one maybe [inaudible] children youth and families over site and advisory committee. there is one saet and 7 applicants. >> great, 1 seat 7 applicants. we look at this as a challenging exercise how we find one qualified candidate out of several qualified can dts for one seat but we'll do our best. we had a number of people who presented before and may be here. why don't we go down the list. first up is molly words. if each candidate wants to share a couple minutes of their interest in the seat and what they would like to accomplish o

how they are celebrating the contribution to san francisco. i'm about to announce the very first award to the asian community pacific center. [ applause ] a pac helps strengthen asian pacific american families living mostly to low and moderate income families. we are extremely pleased to present a pac for training and english proficiency. congratulations. [ applause ] >> [ applause ] . thank you. >> thank you very much for all the wonderful work you do in our community. as i said before, this is week one of our sf summer of giving campaign and we have not revealed the other organizations that we'll be visiting in the next 8 weeks. but i would like to ask that they raise their hand as i introduce them and tell you a little bit about the organization. the first, the next recipient, the san francisco aids foundation. [ applause ] the san francisco aids foundation is one of the most highlight respected aids organization in the entire country. we thank you for all the work you do in our community. next up, that's right. let's hear another round of that. >> the university of san franci

happy to be celebrating the most incredible work by san francisco's finest non-profit organizations and we are happy to have our mayor ed lee to join us in this announcement. [ applause ] >>mayor edwin m. lee: all right. thank you, ken for being here and certainly for at & t and for your team. i just want to recognize mark blake man and jason chan and cammy blackstone. i hope, ken, that you have enjoyed all the different hair styles that jason has been having. cammy is going to add to that as well. good morning everybody. this is a great time. another wonderful moment. i know a couple months ago ken and i shared the stage at palace of fine arts when we were inaugurating the celebration of our art history. it's helpful to think of at & t not just today in what they are doing but 100 years ago when they were making that first trans-atlantic hall with linking with our city's history has been wonderful. fast forward, 100 years later, at & t is doing it again. i know the board of supervisors and my office just announced a pretty big budget but a budget that continues to be in the works b

aware of the department is a long time supporter healthy san francisco prior to the ac a shows our ability to provide and insure that people in the community get access to medical homes that p and to healthy san francisco we the that and another phase of how to insure that people are able to get a health benefit and today so you'll be hearing a proposal to modern motion to dismiss our security ordinance to insure that low income and moderate san franciscans have access to health care the increases the california plan for many san franciscans and maintain the healthy san francisco safety net for those who don't have another coverage opposed those improvements help more low income san franciscans fired orange county r affordable health care act while leaving the safety net in place may we announced his support on friday noting it keeps the health reform for all san franciscans you'll hear a more detailed report later this summer the centers for medi-cal and mcwill recognize ways in which medi-cal and medicaid have transformed as we mark the investigating anniversary of medi-cal and m

providing more opportunity to people in san francisco. it is clear when you look that housing balance report there is a clear disconnect production numbersism some districts having over 300 percent loss of housing balance within san francisco. i appreciate the conversation arounds the kools and education, but i also want to reiterate the point there are thousands of homeless youth within san francisco and need to do more to house them so they can go to school and be educated. i don't know how you can't bow sickened by the numbers and the thousands of evictions throughout san francisco of seniors and elders and families throun out on the street. it is clear this last year that the voters came out in strong support of prop k and demand more afford housing to be built. we'll speak out loudly again this year and we won't stand for people being throun on the streets while cabeal tv shows glorify million airs for producing luxury housing. we need to make a stand as a city we'll put public land in the communities hands. >> good morning supervisors dean preston executive director of [

examine the battle over affordable housing in san francisco where rent and home prices are the highest in the nation. the medium rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $3,500. nowhere is the affordable housing debate more heated than in the mission district. historically,itis been home to the latino and working class residents. long time residents say high rents are changing the character of the mission. frustrated renters and housing activists are demanding the city leaders do something to help those being pushed out or can't afford to stay. last month, san francisco supervisors heard hours of testimony to hold market rate housing while they build more affordable housing. >> i work for san francisco parks. i got evicted. i barely held on to stay in the city because my family was in the mission with my niece and nephew. it's a high proportion of their income. mine is 50%. >> i live in the mission district all my life. i got priced out. i moved, couldn't afford to rent. but, i love my city. i'm here every day. i work for the city. >> can't afford to live here? how is that fair to m

little very creative i think fix for dilemma we experienced in san francisco is really great thinking on the part of department and i commend their support for the research that went into this and lastly i want to comment the wellness program we heard a nice prengs presentations is very much in line with the hospitals they're working with the san francisco health improvement in with the wellness program a manifestation how to work together is a terrific assess of this modernization act thank you. >> thank you following (calling names) those are the only slips i have if anyone else wishes to speak turn in a form. >> commissioner chow hospital council of northern and central california we're here to lend our voice and support of the staffs efforts to bring this ordinance to modernize is and to capture more in this program during the presentation he couldn't help by wonder what a great job this city and department does in making this sort of adjustment that need to be ma made as we live in this ac a world that hospital contributes with your directors we're here to lend our suppo

mission but in san francisco. edwards >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. mike buehler with san francisco heritage. i would start by thinking supervisor compos for his leadership on this issue and think others here today for their leadership in different ways to advance this idea of providing assistance to our city's legacy business. course supervisor farrell was a cosponsor of the original legislation to greatly exceed business register. and thank you supervisor my mac for work in this area. as mentioned by supervisor mar heritage ranch launched a legacy arson restaurants in 2013 bit in response to that the current displacement and addiction of many of our boxing businesses in san francisco, and first of china: lounge many others, last year we published the comments of policy paper sustaining san francisco's living history which profiles a number of international models and global case studies on how other major cities have provided assistance to long-standing businesses and recognize their contributions to the respective cultural heritage. i'm proud that many of the i

>> item 19, unmitigated cram bianco versus city of san francisco. item 20 unmitigated claim jane sandel francisco file and josÉ alvarez versus puc. i'm 21 city and county of san francisco versus an old valley golf and recreation. gauche items 23 through 31 not be heard today. >> great. thank you. denied a motion, please on attorney client privilege on the matters as stated? all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. thank you. i also need a motion to recuse commissioner courtney from items 19 and 20 due to a conflict. is there a motion? >> i make a motion >> second >> all those in favor say >> thank you. back into open session. items number 19 and 20 were settled. please have a motion to disclose our discussion during close session? >> i move not to disclose >> second >> all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. the motion passes. other new business? >> hearing none the meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel]px >> good morning, everyone. my name is ken mcneiley and president of at & t california. i want to welcome you today and thank you all for being here and spending some of your morning wi

soviet union gathered in san francisco to sign the united nations charter. of next, you and secretary-general ban ki-moon is joined by san francisco mayor edwin lee, california governor jerry brown, and house minority leader nancy pelosi to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the united nations. this event is about 45 minutes. >> ambassadors, a left, and distinguished guest -- and that includes everyone, we welcome you to the anniversary of the signing of the united nations charter here and wonderful san francisco. [applause] we think the pacific boys chorus for a wonderful start. [applause] and secretary-general, we welcome you to california and we hope you remember when you were a teenager and that was not so long ago, right, that you were a n exchange student in the nearby del gotto. that was not subject long time ago. we are happy to have you back. [applause] we like to recognize the ambassadors from around the world better ambassadors to the united nations. may i ask you to stand please? [applause] we in san francisco would like to acknowledge our partnership with the u

reopen until monday morning. >> and that is a big deal. driving between marin county and san francisco it will take longer than normal. the detour signs they were installed last night. streets are blocked off including parts of marina boulevard and lumbar streets. doyle drive is a major road between the golden gate bridge and san francisco. it links the marina district with the bridge. doyle drive will reopen by 5:00 monday morning. >> i want to take you to the the golden gate bridge. the bridge is open over the weekend. cars are not going to be able to get on to the bridge from highway 101 in san francisco. here's a live picture of the bridge. see a few cars out there. they are recommending stay away from the bridge if you can. it will allow the completion of phase two. so a lot of work will be done including widening some is lanes. the new tunnels will be opening up and the route to and from the bridge. >> which you know a lot about. doyle drive is one of the main routes between the golden gate bridge and san francisco. as we told you it links the marina district with the span. while th

san francisco. >> thank you supervisor campos. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i have one item so people in san francisco across the state and country have easy access to guns and ammunitions it is for violence 40 in san francisco and even though san francisco and california have some of the toughing gun laws we can still do more gaps in the federal and state regulatory oversight on gun and ammunition sales i've requested the city attorney draft legislation that requires the videotaping of an outline all guns and ammunition sales the electronic transmission be transferred to the police department this will fill the gaps at the federal and state levels to keep the neighborhoods save i believe we need to do everything to aid law enforcement if their investigations to keep the communities save first portion requires the videotaping of all ammunition sales within san francisco the videotaping will apply to other critical areas of the premises by evidence where all firms are sold or transferred or carried by evidence industry ways and parking lo

get around if you're trying to get in or out of san francisco. >>> and the sheriff is speaking out. what will san francisco's ross mirkarimi say about why his department let a repeat offender out on the streets of san francisco. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very likely it is your favorite day of the week on this friday. good morning, i'm sam brock. >> friday. if it's a payday even better. lots to get to this morning. >> there was some rain coming down, kari hall. >> i have like what is this stuff? i had to turn on my windshield wipers. yes, it's been a long time since we've had a nice mist in the morning. as we head out right now we see the temperatures are in the lower 60s. you may have some sprinkles, too, as you make that morning drive and into the afternoon. all of that clears out, though, and we will see a mixture of sun and clouds. temperatures will be topping out in the 60s and 70s all across the bay. east bay 72 degrees, while the tri-valley make it into the upper 70s, even some lower 80s there. it will be a nice start out to the weekend,

brooks, san francisco green party local grassroots organization. our city and co-coordinator of san francisco - san francisco clean energy advocates. first i want to just touch on what commissioner vietor and jason just spoke about and that is that there are impacts to clean power sf. to the rate changes. because as to amplify what director freidsaid, if we offer a much cleaner project -- product and we're offering incentives for businesses to get energy-efficiency and rooftop solar as part of the program; and suddenly suddenly their wasting of the energy has been less expensive, they have much less incentive to go with clean sf and that is a factor also regardless of the fact that it's transmission and distribution where the excess charges are going. that is going to affect both community choice and pg&e customers. we have got to really make sure that the staff studies and aware of dynamic of when we start rolling in customers, are they going to get a rate hit? that they think is coming from clean power sf? so we need to pay attention to that and be careful about how where we enrol

too city departments one is the homeless outreach team managed by the san francisco distributing i look forward to the navigation center we'll have our agents go out and help and say don't go anymore over and over send our dayshift out they've meet the population and hang out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts with me and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the navigation center is my message for the constituents yes something can be done do break chro

delegates of 50 nations gathered in san francisco opera house to open a new era for humanity. here in san francisco the hope of president wilson and vision of president roges velt and congratulations of president truman were fulfilled and when president rose velt was here said if you want to do something right, do it in san francisco. here in san francisco diplomats of countries found they way to [inaudible] poetic dream to a distant century a battle flag [inaudible] by a prominent of men, the federation of the world. on this date 1945 the satey on the golden gate the word went forward, we the people of the united nation come together in a new union to promote freedom and advance human dignity to confront the plague ofz disease, hunger and poverty and reap the world in the olive branches of peace. how proud they would be secretary general ban ki-moon. i'm going to depart for a momt of personal privilege because i lurd the secretary general reference a meeting he had with preddant kennedy and i want to tell you my connection tothe un. when i was a teenager in the 50's my father was the

buildings. san francisco building was the longest take over the country. good statements from the leadership in celebrating the ada 25th anniversary and settle radical messages that it doesn't stop here and an exhibit displayed in the north light court called patient no more and it is about the current struggle today. disability right are civil joiths often overlook it but disability advocate squz the organizations represented here raise our aware synchronize. the federal ada is wrun thof most comhensive pieces of legislation and prohibits discriminations and gairen tears people with disabilities the same options as everyone else. like other civil rights laws it isn't given to people like paul tgzs but run through struggle. advocates in the bay area led the way in april 1977 with the 504 occupation and many leaders were at the celebration on wednesday. it has been 25 years since we passed the ada and san francisco made accomplishments in the built environment and in city hall and on the streets, however we have much more to go such as affordable and accessibility housing, funding

union and there are a lot of in the bay view district surrounding san francisco areas, they are certified and small business and some [inaudible] there is a challenge to what the grouth growth and especially with projects in the bay view, transbay, everywhere around the city opportunity to grow their business. the biggest concern is 3 things i wanted to talk about while raimened did a great job of putting out the reports, as you can see there is still a lake of par tisitation with ethnicity of all different people of color, contractors and suppliers out of the 54, only 36 small business is in a white owned company and the remainder 18 percent is minority. there is still a gap. as al has spoken about a couple issued being black balled in the marth place we heard from our members the sames they told our organization that lack of participation when they bid on the projects they find that the contractors come and the price is too high. also boo doing business and sustaining a business in san francisco is high. comepeting small business outside city limit where the cost of doing busi

win for our community and all of san francisco having the warriors in our neighborhood in community will create and bring new businesses within mission bay, dog patch, and beyond which would be bay area for me excuse me. thank you for your time and i hope you'll take my support in consideration have a good afternoon. >> thank you. >> hi good afternoon. i'm anna i'm here to talk about the opposition because we don't want the stadium to be built at the mission bay so over the past two weeks i've been companionships the area and speaking with residents and employees and the diversity roeltsd who are visiting patients at the hospital and been asking them what are your views of building the stadium in such closed unit and overwhelmingly the response i received frequently was do not build i enjoy the stadium don't want the traffic and no parking the bart station didn't go in that direction more people will be driving in number one the concern is to definitely avoid the traffic congestion one employee said when they say droifz out of a parking lot it takes him 30 minutes to drive one block

people may be driving across that way into san francisco today. we're also looking at the south bay. traffic is looking good in all directions. 85, 280, 101 all getting into the west valley. due to the doyle drive closure which is on a lot of people's minds, the commute from marin county into san francisco will be much longer than normal this morning. let's go to alex savidge live in san francisco with what drivers can expect. alex. >> reporter: al, good morning to-- sal, good morning to you. we will see how many people have been paying attention to your warnings. doyle drive now closed down this morning. they shut it down at 10:00 last night. you can clearly see that here and there have been a lot of warning signs posted here around san francisco letting driver's know about this closure that lasts through the the weekend but still you can expect friday's commute could be somewhat chaotic. traffic detoured here in the marina district. and then doyle drive closed down until both directions all the way over to highway 1. of course this closure it will be a rough one for a lot of peopl

the poorest residents in san francisco. we have lgbt. we have immigrants people of color youth, and a high proportion of seniors in the city as well. we heard that people want to see more jobs, want to see access to more jobs for our residents. we want to see more preventive instead of just reactive. we want to see after-school programs versus the police picking them up because they are out on the street, which i think our chief agrees with. i actually ran for the board of education in san francisco and got to serve a term on our school board. what really surprised me was how much i enjoyed it. i loved it. i love meeting with families, meeting with youth, meeting with teachers, visiting schools, and getting a deeper understanding of what it means to make our system work better. the one thing i really enjoyed was i got to run within a district instead of citywide was that i really got to know voters and residents. i actually enjoy campaigning more because i had time to knock on doors and the voters individually. i'd love it. i actually really enjoyed being out on the field. so i spent

. i invite you, please, to remind you rather, san francisco once had a network of boarding residences for mentally ill people who do not need to be institutionalized number but who do need safe housing with minimal support to remain compliant, well-nourished [inaudible] >> thank you. by the way, i hate cutting anyone off, especially reverends. i apologize for doing it just want i know we have a lot of speakers, to make sure we get through before folks have to go. >> i like to see my position to dr. kerry does >> i apologize. yes. you can come up afterwards but yes dr. cooper was on my list. >> thank you. hello., supervised. thank you for the careful consideration to this important issue. my name is terry cooper. i'm a psychiatrist. i the community practice. my professor at the right instance. i was a consultant to progress foundation and connections a collaborative program and san francisco those very successful. it is a shame in our nation in a population over jails and prisons has multiplied at least sevenfold since 1970s. meanwhile, the proportion of prisoners with serious mental i

to san francisco. next speaker please >> good evening madam president and board of supervisor, my name is [inaudible] here in support of our initiative we submitted as a resolution with supervisor cohen and i they think thank you for the time to push this forward to insure more safe policing in the city and community [inaudible] in direct response of the lack of safety and they have especially in communities of color we have seen what can happen when we do not make a effort to investigate and address the inequality and inequities in our society. this aloed many to live in fear and have their right taken away from them. [inaudible] also the officers that are supposed to protect them. [inaudible] criminalize people who are trying to protect themselves in a way that doesn't interfere with police work at all and we have seen over the past especially in the last year all the hanns crimes gon unnoticed had there not been a citizen with a video tape. we need to protect the citizens triget be able tee be able to quantify evident and [inaudible] i know that we can't whipe out all racist ac

francisco it is estimated to the cost of living in san francisco is 49 percent than the national average second is that post ata that relies on cost schaffer those people from 2 hundred and 50 to 5 percent of passport are financially vulnerable the chart on the right shows the various income levels the household income that goes tarts premiums for an average 40-year-old person between 2 hundred and 50 percent of poverty and 5 hundred percent of poverty individuals are paying more than 8 percent of their money on premiums this coupled with the higher cost of living in san francisco puts san franciscans at risk of being uninsured or under insured that was determined pie most viable for the proposal that will insure that all low and moderate san franciscans have access to affordable health care act now a a little bit of 101 on the health security ordinances impacted in 2007 it requires employers to make expenditures for health care on behalf of their employees so for for profit with 20 or more or nonprofit with 50 or more employees they make quarterly expenditures for employees they

puvivian and say welcome back to san francisco, the warriors and support this 100 percent. thank you very much >> thank you. >> good afternoon chair and commissioners executive director. depy city attorney. my name is paul ozmanson and i'm a partner in the e street venture rest recent located at 295 [inaudible] with john cane. i'm also a former director of planning and development for the port of san francisco. i worked with the san francisco giants and the mayors office on the att ball park and the transportation plan. i reviewed the eir and can tell you when the city and mta made commitments to manage the traffic to and from the water front, the special event venues, the giants system works the way they said it would, the way the giants said it would and the city said it would. that system worked day in and out all 81 home games and the play off games, it works. the project is a perfect fit for this neighborhood, mission bay was inventioned as a mix use development project. when the port worked hch we worked on it for many years in the late 80's and early 90's. it is a mixed use so this

, and san francisco is not unique in its policy. immigration officials make tens of thousands of detain requests to hold undocumented immigrants. and between january '14 and june this year, they were more than 10,000 detained. lopez sanchez is held on $5 million bail. his next court date is july 22nd. live in the san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >> thanks for the added perspective. >>> presidential candidate hillary clinton is weighing in on the sanctuary city policy as well. the democratic contender said san francisco officials, quote, made a mistake, and they were wrong to release sanchez from jail. she said they ignored, quote, strong evidence he should have been deported again. >> today, a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to try a teenager accused of stabbing a 9-year-old boy to death in his own bed in discovery bed. 18-year-old william schultz has pled not guilty to murder. defense attorneys say mental illness played a role in the stabbing of the third grader. while schultz could be eligible for the death penalty, the d.a. will not pursue this

of status of women, [inaudible] dhr, our controllers office, public partners include san francisco family support network, the healthy mothers work place coalition [inaudible] our wonderful police commission president, seussy lofts. we have private partners who decide oo join the task force including gap and google who all have set their own examples in the private sector with paid parental leave policy. again, i ink the changes we propose to make this november are basic but there is a lot more work and discussion to be had about the other things we can doompt i'm proud to say during the last budget process pented approval by the board of supervisors we were able to secure funding for a paid parental leave counselor at dhr. that was a wonderful idea because many-it is very complicated. i learned myself how challenging it is to understand the various layers of federal, state and local policy that a expecting muckter is to put together. i want to thank janey white prom dhr for counseling our staff. with that colleagues i don't know if you have questions or comments? >> i just want to compli

degrees in san francisco and also in the east bay into the upper 80s. right now once again you can see jy9u(ásq) than yesterday at thi time and we could be hitting those triple digits in the tri-valley. i will have more on that and what to expect the rest of the week, it's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> a great morning right now, for example, at the san mateo bridge. let's take this full to screen, folks, there you see, my trodness, it vanished -- well, /anim=look at the map. it's sticking around and no problems on 92 there. you see the green all around the bay. we will give you a heads up, there is again a game at t and t park, again with the brewers, hopefully again we have a mice win at the end. a smooth drive into the city via a golden gate bridge as well. aslittle construction on the is it i side, guys. say we do begin with a odyeloping story. a tragic end to a devastating story, police say they are cruz ent they body the body of atchi-year-old madyson middleton, a girl authorities desperately searched for for ryre than 24 hours. re santa cruz police and the fbi

for people with disabilities. for employment one of the things that san francisco wanted to do. the advocates in san francisco was they wanted to start their own version of a hiring program. since i was coordinating that at the time i was asked in fact to come up and explain why the program was not special treatment. i see i'm already starting to see i'm running out of time. >> can i ask you a question. the federal rehabilitation act section 504 required local committees to set up these programs. when did that mandate go away? >> they weren't required to set up special programs. what they were required to do was within the input of the community evaluate everything that the entity did and come up with a self evaluation plan. part of what came out of as a result of these committees was transition plan laying out architectural barriers needed to be removed. various measures such as providing on-site sign language interpreters and we worked on a lot of those committees. for san francisco, what was then rule 34 until the charter amendment that was one of the recommendations the communit

impact to a family-owned business. >>> and the first of its kind training is session in san francisco aimed at preparing police officers for investigating missing children cases. >>> plus the bottleneck on 17 that can make a trip to santa clara or drive through los gatos treacherous. how city leaders plan on combating this problem. >>> and you made t it's friday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to on this this friday. let's first check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> we wake up with temperatures in the lower 60s, a few clouds here and there and it will be a warm day, but not as hot and it was where he had. great news and we get ready to start out the weekend. 82 degrees the high today in the peninsula, south bay 88 degrees and east bay 77. while we do see those highs in the low 90s in the tri-valley, san francisco reaching 70 degrees, north bay 82 degrees. once again still hot in spots but we may be ending the weekend with, get this, some rain. i will have more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. good morning, mike.

gate bridge to san francisco it is going to be foggy as drew was saying but the clouds are not enough to make it rain. as we move over to san jose 101 in both directions is light near 880. be prepared for packed roads heading out of town as the holiday weekend has started. our news reporter is in pleasanton with what people can expect. >> good morning matt. the roads will be packed county and more than others this morning. we met a family who has been on a week-long road trip from mississippi. they made a pit stop here but now they are become on interstate 580 to continue their adventure to yosemite national park. this weekend, it is expected to be a record for fourth of july travel since 2010. despite increasing gas prices a lot people are hurting the roads, with aaa saying that 4.89 million residents in california will travel 50 miles or more this holiday weekend and experts say a stronger economy has a lot to do with it with air travel up this time. a family who i justify maintenanced drove to the bay area all way from mississippi on their longest family road trip ever. sayi

dedoesn't stop here and patient no more is fitting for our celebration in san francisco. i want to thank carla johnson and staff along with the many disabled peoples organizations for constantly raising aware snss and educating us. as a allah of the disability rights movement i learn from you every day. it is my pleasure to acknowledge jessica lameen. the director of aids league rerl panels feowna [inaudible] independent living resource center who are leading in september a major pride event and state wide conference here in san francisco. marie joblong of community living campaign. kelly [inaudible] ihss public support and mark nelenson of community sevs of tool works. more information is all over the place. patient no more is the exhibit that was displayed. the ed roberts cams in berkeley gets it and san francisco state has it. direct action and organizing and making laws and implementing and enforcing laws. ada 25 bay area.org is when you can find information of the organizations we should support. at this moment i'll ask if carla johnson of the mayor office of disability and ot

because that isn't how we all feel in san francisco. lastly and my other colleagues have things they want to say as well. there is a concept that has been in this course around police accountability and the justice system called the new jim crow established by michele alexander who worked fwr the aclu and she has gaup through the data and history that is in place in the country. we had a huge civil rights movement that was able to change laws and take away the segregation that was happening in our communities especially in the south but cross the whole country. the civil rights movement also led to real advances but then later we put in place a lot of policies that led to more people be incarcerated and disproportioninately people of color african american and latinos. they get into a cycle of disenfranchisement and cut off from housing and get get housing and can't vote so we create what is in place a whole system of segregation and disenfranchise ment that is equal to what was established in the south under jim crow. that is all across the country. if we are looking at increasing the si

celebration on wednesday. it has been 25 years since we passed the ada and san francisco made accomplishments in the built environment and in city hall and on the streets, however we have much more to go such as affordable and accessibility housing, funding for programs with people with disabilities, educational opportunities, meaningful employment . people with disabilities that are capable and willing to suv the city in many ways more than they have been. the theme that dedoesn't stop here and patient no more is fitting for our celebration in san francisco. i want to thank carla johnson and staff along with the many disabled peoples organizations for constantly raising aware snss and educating us. as a allah of the disability rights movement i learn from you every day. it is my pleasure to acknowledge jessica lameen. the director of aids league rerl panels feowna [inaudible] independent living resource center who are leading in september a major pride event and state wide conference here in san francisco. marie joblong of community living campaign. kelly [inaudible] ihss pub

affordable housing developer in san francisco for had past 11 years. i'm a projpect manager with china town cdc which drep dweped the 2 surplus properties. i'm a resident of the mission since 1993 having been displaced myself. asa fordable housing developer i know how challenging and costly it is to acquire sites for affordable housing. this initiative represents a exciting opportunity to expand san francisco's supply of affordable housing. the public sector and the mayors office of housing is our partner in creating thousands of affordable apartments. the mayors office [inaudible] developable land is getting expensive. every dollar the sit a spend is a dollar they cannot spend to build affordable housing. 18 and a half million dollars is another 18 and a half million we can't spend. currently most thf mayors office of housing resources preserve existing public housing which is important but it doesn't add a single unit to our affordable housing stock at a time when we need t. many city agencies own sites they no longer need for their core function. this is a public resource that

>> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook give them $20 and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here. it will come together beautifully. >> many to cut out all this talk and let's go shop. yeah. ♪ >> what makes your dish unique? >> i like it spicy and smoky. i will take fresh italian tomatoes and the fresh seafood, and will bring them

killed right next to the ferry building in san francisco. she was shot to death while sightseeing with her father. she was kind and who set up fundraisers without being asked and help her friends always. >> they did things like that. she: the world is a worse place now she is not here anymore. >> 45-year-old francisco sanchez was arrested and charged with her murder open probation from texas but miss have not gone into any detail. police boat searched the waters next to pier 14 and a diver did find a gun. they were looking for the gun used in the murder and they need to do ballistic toasting on the gun to find out if it was the one used. >>> san francisco police say they do not remember such a violent crime loan this part of the embarcadero in years. the shooting has shocked people would live and work in the area. >> i always walk here. >> this neighborhood is reasonable one of the safest spots in san francisco so we cannot make heads or tails of it so it is super unfortunate. >> people who walk along the embarcadero say the shooting will not keep them from the area. >> stay with abc7