san francisco has always been expensive. we live in a peninsula in one of the most beautiful corners on earth with no room to grow outward. thank you. we heard you. [ chanting ] >> and as the city and region we have simply failed to build the housing needed for the population growth that we always knew was coming. we are all paying for that now, families, young people, long time residents and new comers alike. well, now it's time to fix this. i have already announce plans to build 30,000 new homes in san francisco by 2020. [ cheers and applause ] this is what it means to be progressive in san francisco thus this standard. if the answer is no, i will oppose it. if the answer is yes, i will fight for it. [ cheers and applause ] i also pledge to make more progress on another of the one of the most vexing issues of the past 30 years. homelessness and the tragedy of folks living on our streets. by creating one department with one mission to end homelessness for one veteran, one family, 1 person at a time. and by dedicating unprec

san francisco has always been expensive. we live in a peninsula in one of the most beautiful corners on earth with no room to grow outward. thank you. we heard you. [ chanting ] >> and as the city and region we have simply failed to build the housing needed for the population growth that we always knew was coming. we are all paying for that now, families, young people, long time residents and new comers alike. well, now it's time to fix this. i have already announce plans to build 30,000 new homes in san francisco by 2020. [ cheers and applause ] this is what it means to be progressive in san francisco thus this standard. if the answer is no, i will oppose it. if the answer is yes, i will fight for it. [ cheers and applause ] i also pledge to make more progress on another of the one of the most vexing issues of the past 30 years. homelessness and the tragedy of folks living on our streets. by creating one department with one mission to end homelessness for one veteran, one family, 1 person at a time. and by dedicating unprec

san francisco and oakland, so say our birth and death records, whether they were there in san francisco or not, are no longer existing. member we can come up with some ideas and plans and schemes to tell the government that we were born in san francisco. those records are gone, there is no way for the government to impeach my claim and we can say we were sons of natives or native born. and that began the entire paper sons scheme that allowed chinese living in the united states to say they were born here in the united states and that they had children in china, and they would like to sponsor those children in china and family in china to come to the united states into a number of chinese came during the most 1906 earthquake period all of the way through the repeal of the exclusion act in 1943 under this paper son, paper daughter scheme including my father. we're in the middle of the pacific renaissance plaza which is a big complex. there are housing -- oh, maybe 12 stories above us, and on the bottom two are businesses and offices. i see this as a symbol of the transition from the old ch

county of san francisco of san francisco self city and county of san francisco of san franciscelf city and county of san francisco of san francisco lf city and county of san francisco of san franciscf city and county of san francisco of san francisc city and county of san francisco of san francisco >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'll simply note by making the mistake request alex and lopez perez again, the chiefs account of what happened this young man was charging the officers with the knife it took by way of a foreign newspaper in the uc to do an investigation pointing out in the autopsy the in young man was shot in the back so how someone who is charging police officers with a knife is shot in the back is i don't understand the law of physics so again, i also take responsibility for the fact that i didn't do enough following the perez lopez to get to the bottom of what happened and maybe if we had done that in this case we wouldn't have been here i'm here to say i'm proud that we have as a board taken a united u.s. bancorp if i had front and today introduce the anonymous approval of othe

we are business owners we want to stay in san francisco and create more jobs if we stay in san francisco we can pay praifshgdz we wouldn't be able to stay in business we want to tell you no more restriction and help us stay in the beautiful city we love if you put more restrictions for us we won't be able to stay you know just having short-term rentals help us to pay our property tax on our mortgages a win-win situation for everyone thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is peter i represent the home sharing democratic club and home sharing of san francisco a community support group for the community over 2 thousand 200 members i'd like to emphasis two plugs today, the first is something that supervisor wiener mentioned this morning that's that when talking about the rate of registration we need to consider all the reasons and causes of why the registration rate is what it is during you leading up to the elections and at controversial over prop f a large hosts stayed away from the registration process wherever the officials say to the press that home sharing is responsible for

on the city of san francisco and we talk about world-class events i believe the san francisco ethics commission is going to shine during this week and i think it is an opportunity to embrace and move forward i'm say it again, i truly building as someone born and raised in the city of san francisco we're a sports town we love our sports franchises whether the 49ers or the goins we're talking about a soccer team or anything coming to the city of san francisco our residents not burr we love our sports team it is a source of prides for generation in the city of san francisco and will be gordon's and for those who don't believe it from my prospective are from a different planet i want to thank everyone for what we did and all the members of our city departments that are working hard to put on this events i actually agree with some of the comments reason a around a coordinator but i want to take a moment to thank and put my full confidence in martha cohen i've not met a woman with her capacities being on the board of supervisors that simply owns the process and does an amazing job in san f

san francisco for the weekend: it's the chinese new year flower fair in san francisco. enjoy traditional chinese dance, music, art and cultural displays. it's happening in chinatown from 9:00 to 6:00 tonight. it is free to attend. while the academy awards is dealing with complaints over lack of diversity. the screen actors guild awards showed just how diverse hollywood can be. c-n-n's david daniel looks at the night's biggest winners and moments. >> reporter: a second annual awards to and then to show strength diversity in hollywood for the tv movie best. what tv award and the morgue for peace of nation. the trans general and and transparent and the wife of a chance to amend the finnish girl. close living for oscar indicators arrived in the narrow the capriole took top film acting honors. >> marty:still ahead: apparently not everyone is happy some of the signs like this. pictures -- next. live look outside. san mateo bridge. it's the fireworks spectacular enjoy food, beer and wine along with a fireworks show. it's happening at west-valley mission college starting at 6:0

our parks are the great equalizer in san francisco. there's not, there are very few residents who don't in some way or another touch upon our parks, yet our parks are the great equalizers but our parks don't serve equally people in different parts of san francisco. just recently we had the controller's report that shows there are disparities in how our parks are served. gifren that there are different ways that parks present themselves in different parts of san francisco, in district 11 we might have more open space than people have in district 6 but there are also very few other services that we have in san francisco where the parks make up the difference. so while we might have more green space, that green space often isn't at the level it needs to be. so, to me, it's important that we build in some level of equity about how we serve our parks and how we serve the different communities that are in our parks. i like the language that's been discussed, i like the talk about equity but i really think there needs to be some language that

welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

>> being in san francisco? >> i mean, it seems, joe, as if new orleans didn't have time -- problems hosting the super bowl ten separate times. and yet somehow there's a bit of a pushback in san francisco over all of this. >> well, vince lombardi famously said plan your work and work your plan. and i don't think that's happening in san francisco. even the very elemental questions such as who negotiated this deal are being flatly not answered by the mayor's office. the mayor's office -- >> now that this deal is seeming so stinky? >> you know, i'm not good to say it's so stinky but there's an aroma around it that isn't very good. >> by the deal, you mean the super bowl city. the activities and shutting down the streets and whatnot, that part of it. >> absolutely. i think the major objection for people who are fiscal hawks in san francisco is that san francisco is not requiring itself to be paid back for the use of its employees to police super bowl city, for the diversions to muni and -- >> and how much money are

it's san francisco, noel walker. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> starting saturday. it looks like a wet weekend. let's go to rosemary for a look at what to expect. >>> it could be wet on that saturday. a lot going on that saturday. you don't want to miss it. bring the rain gear and have fun. outside the doors today and tomorrow and to thursday. temperatures dry and mild and in fact we have a bit of a warming trend coming for the next couple of days. 59 degrees san francisco and low 60s in concord. 63 san jose and mix of sun and clouds today and for tomorrow. at our hour we have temperatures beginning to slide. 51 in fairfield and 55 san francisco and mid-50s san jose and sliding back in the 40s for the overnight. in addition the clouds the patchy fog will be back for the valley location. here is the rain moving into northern california and further north and ridge of high pressure bringing us the warmer weather and pushing the storm tracks to the north and we will have the clouds spilling in the bay area for wednesday, thursday and increasing clouds by thursday night.

of kind of like in san francisco the san francisco police department claims the enforcement of bicyclist violations is a low priority but we're extremity seen data that contradicts they dictated office hours i repeat one hundred and 14 officer hours on 5 and 6th street for ticketing people on the wilting that is for most dangerous intersections they're not on the wiggle there are no records of enforcements at market street and octavia the city's most dangerous system that is based on the injuries as reported boy this department of public health this two day crack counsel 2 had had and 4 citations with the vast majority going to bicyclists the san francisco police department cites bicyclists through stop signs on october 1, '12 san francisco police department cruiser we are seen stacking occult the intrfshgs waller and steiner and ticketing bicyclists between manipulated that was recorded to me directly and reports of talk the walk bicyclists on the wiggle the chronicle recorded a young woman for rolling to a stop sign at less than 5 miles per hour she said the stop took 15 minutes for th

our san francisco values. you know, i'm also proud of our city coming together over something that used to be controversial and i'm talking about lauras law. thank you for visor marc farrell, thank you for your leadership in this effort on a issue that used to divide a lot of us, now it units us with a comma causs because we are figuring it out. since we launched our consensus program just last month we have already received 28 referals from ern concerned family members and service providers. some of the most severely mentally ill they are finally getting help. laura's law is one the many compassionate programs we should be doing in partnership with our courts and district attorney and justice system. san francisco values means we won't lock people up or persecute them just for being mentally ill. that won't happen and won't happen as long as i'm mayor, but we can use the resources our justice system to make sure people are getting better heltier outcomes. i want to challenge the courts, our public defender an

newman is new to san francisco. and doesn't have the base and the grounding in kind of san francisco. could -- which could be a benefit, i don't know. i am a native san franciscan and i do root for the home team. but i have to tell you that i am touched by her four years of service. generationally speaking. coming from a military family and also raising a son. i do believe that given the state of the world we are in now, the different wars. whether we call them that or not. we have troops in different parts of the world. serving. post-traumatic stress disorder is very real and i believe that the veterans commission is doing what they can do to address ptsd. and i am kind of talking myself through and not sure which way to go. i want to take a moment and speak to john caldera. i appreciate you coming in and i agree it takes a big person to make mistakes. and to tell you the truth, i believe that your demonstration on public comment talking over the chairs and speaks to concerns and problems of reappointing you. and s

francisco from the reports of the weekly san francisco community school june gordon and galileo and lincoln and mission and gateway and many other middle school are participating i think a lot of the mercy housing are hands up don't shoot my hopes many mroflgz will treat them with respect their and right to protest is represented with that, could you please call the first item autopsy an ordinance amending the police code. people leaving or storing a load vehicle with a gun >> the sponsor sponsor a supervisor campos that if you i want to note that this is a very important item for us and the scope of the original ordinances that focused on law enforcement personnel leaving fire arms in vehicles expanded to now politically to anyone that finds themselves in the city and county of san francisco who is a gun owner and makes the choices of storing their gun in an unattended vehicle we wanted it so in san francisco certain rules and procedures are followed we want to keep those guns from ended up in the wrong hands i look forward to hearing the public comment i want to say at the outset

i think san francisco is one of those. for one thing, the game is not going to be here, it will be in santa clara. the traffic heads, huge traffic headache. the beauty shots going to be the golden gait bridge, stone's throw away from the stadium. it's not. i think many of the people coming to visit, including the hoards of national media who will be in san francisco will be surprised when they have to get up at 5:00 a.m. to get down to where the teams are in the south bay. i mean, i think it's -- san francisco is a world class city, showcase city, and -- >> weather oh not. >> it's not jacksonville. >> hosted the super bowl gee, i don't want to do that again, on the other hand, we've hosted the america's cup a couple of years ago, how much money the city was going to get. didn't really pan out. >> america's cup is a much different deal. that was 2010, and we will a million people, just like this. we had america's cubs, two playoffs games. we had a ton of events. there will be traffic, fwou honest, they closed howard street

clinton has two vanes in san francisco friday afternoon -- two events in san francisco friday afternoon. the tickets start at $500 and go up to 5400. on friday evening, there is a reception scheduled at a home in palo alto. >>> right now at 6:47, time to check in with scott with the newsroom and what is coming up on the next hour of mornings on 2. >> when i join you in a few for more mornings on 2, investigators are turning to the public to try to fill in the holes and determine what happened during an 18-minute gap between the time the san bernardino shooters opened fire, and they were killed themselves in a shootout with police. we will talk about the sort of information invest ers are looking for as they piece together the crime. >>> it may not eliminate your trips to the grocery store but this smart fridge by sam sung helps to you stay stocked up. how you can order and pay for your food through your fridge and have the food delivered right to your door. these stories and more in just a few from our mornings on 2. >> thank you. >>> and time is 6:48. hey, sal, i am going to get you so

county of san francisco of san francisco self city and county of san francisco of san franciscelf city and county of san francisco of san francisco lf city and county of san francisco of san franciscf city and county of san francisco of san francisc city and county of san francisco of san francisco >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'll simply note by making the mistake request alex and lopez perez again, the chiefs account of what happened this young man was charging the officers with the knife it took by way of a foreign newspaper in the uc to do an investigation pointing out in the autopsy the in young man was shot in the back so how someone who is charging police officers with a knife is shot in the back is i don't understand the law of physics so again, i also take responsibility for the fact that i didn't do enough following the perez lopez to get to the bottom of what happened and maybe if we had done that in this case we wouldn't have been here i'm here to say i'm proud that we have as a board taken a united u.s. bancorp if i had front and today introduce the anonymous approval of othe

san francisco now 53 degrees. today's numbers close to normal. 50s beaches. 60 along the peninsula. 60 portions. north of the golden gate bridge, from the 50s up to about 60 degrees in sonoma. full forecast is still coming up in just under five minutes but right now let's send it over to gianna. >> thank you, roberta. good morning. let's check your traffic right now as you work your way along 80. we have reports of a trouble spot eastbound in the noncommute direction near appian way. word of an accident involving one car. they have the lanes blocked briefly or just momentarily to get everything over to the right shoulder. it is very foggy in that area as well so they set up some flares to warn drivers as you head through there so lanes blocked briefly right now as they clear that accident. elsewhere towards the bay bridge right now no delays out of oakland into san francisco everything clear and quiet there and quiet on the golden gate bridge. foggy though so limited visibilities be careful out of marin county int

captured in san francisco. the tip that led poce >>> dangerous inmates finally captured in san francisco. the tip that led police to a whole foods parking lot where the men were hiding. >>> a car crashes into a stolen police car, an officer injured, and what officers are doing to find two people still on the loose. >>> and super bowl week is here, what some did to try to disrupt the festivities. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with developing news, three dangerous suspects who escaped from an orange county jail last week are in custody. who were arrested this morning in san francisco. the other turned himself in yesterday in southern california. pete joins us live from san francisco. these two guys were parked near a whole foods when they were spotted by a bystander. >> yeah, it was a citizen that flagged down police officers, they said they noticed a suspicious van near that whole foods parking lot, and they noticed a man who matched the description of one of those inmates, and police say it's a perfect

county of san francisco of san francisco self city and county of san francisco of san franciscelf city and county of san francisco of san francisco lf city and county of san francisco of san franciscf city and county of san francisco of san francisc city and county of san francisco of san francisco >> (speaking spanish.) >> i'll simply note by making the mistake request alex and lopez perez again, the chiefs account of what happened this young man was charging the officers with the knife it took by way of a foreign newspaper in the uc to do an investigation pointing out in the autopsy the in young man was shot in the back so how someone who is charging police officers with a knife is shot in the back is i don't understand the law of physics so again, i also take responsibility for the fact that i didn't do enough following the perez lopez to get to the bottom of what happened and maybe if we had done that in this case we wouldn't have been here i'm here to say i'm proud that we have as a board taken a united u.s. bancorp if i had front and today introduce the anonymous approval of othe

san francisco paramedic association. i would think you commissioner evans for your a long hard years of service and advocacy on behalf of the emts, providers, paramedics san francisco fire department in the over 1 million men, women and children and visitors that come to san francisco every year. it means a lot to them and to us so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> kathy gill bridge united fire service. thank you so much, andrea for your continued dedication and service to the city and to our department. >> bt. >> thank you everybody i really appreciate it. is there any was like to make public comment? >> good morning. adam would i work in station seven. with san francisco fire department get person i like to add my thanks to all the other employees, commissioner evans for your years of service. appreciate your time and attention into all the aspects of fire department operations. and listening intently to the concerns of the employees when they were voiced in responding very effectively. getting to another topic, i

asea this morning at san francisco city hall being sworn in by san francisco's first female mayor, senator dianne feinstein. she received a standing ovation from a packed room. she's worked in the police department for nearly 40 years. she was california's first female captain and eventually was also the deputy sheriff. she today vowed to restore credibility to her department. >> restore leadership, make sure that we're balancing criminal justice and social justice values in a way that fits san francisco, the people of san francisco. >> she went on to say she ran for office at feinstein's urging. she beat ross kareemy with nearly 60% of the vote. >> powerball sales breaking records, the odds are growing some lucky ticket holder will win saturday night's $800 million jackpot. so since many ticket buyers are superstitious, the lines are longer in some spots. the reason? these lottery fans flock to those stores that have sold million dollar tickets in previous drawings. as if the luck will rub off on them. one of these so-called lucky stores is cavanaugh liquors in san lorenzo. >> you know, f

we'll see what conditions all the way up to south san francisco, san mateo and san francisco all went right now. most of it is fairly light. nothing really heavy is expected with this first system can see golden gate bridge with tiburon, under light rain that continues up north as well and into fairfax. again, what conditions greeting us on this monday morning. we are also looking at wet roads. you can see, taking it easy, if you're heading out. futurecast 4 times out more light rain. all the way from the north bay down to the south bay and parts of the east bay. then call you can see at 8 am what conditions for novato down into san jose. all of this should be fairly light. most of the morning commute will be wet. might get a little break undercutting conditions but more within tonight. it will hold onto the scattered showers for the evening our bennett comes around to much more impressive at 11 pm. the yellows and oranges short more moderate to heavy rainfall. there is potential for santa rosa down to san francisco as well. san jose should be fairly light to moderate. tomorrow mornin

good news-bad news situation in downtown san francisco. the good news is a lot of people are taking mass transit to get around the super bowl road closures. parking at bart and the ferry terminal going fast. you have to get there early to get packing. everyone is on time. speaking of which, the golden gate ferry is adding extra boats to get to you super bowl city the midday route and later night routes if you are headed to at&t park for the night before concert. check the ferry schedules and our website with all kinds of information on these and the re-routing of buses around downtown san francisco to avoid delays. we will look at an accident on 101 in a few. >> big changes are in the works for students at cal state schools and why the cost of an education could get more expensive. >> maybe go ahead and have the second cup of coffee. the one health concern that bay area researchers say you do not have to worry about. first, this morning's tech bytes. >> how far would you go to lower your cell phone bill? >>> a new app will show you when yo

morgan h care investor conference in san francisco. the man is world renowned oncologist who is leading the effort and calling it "cancer noon shot 2020," bringing together researchers, drug companies and biotech firms with the goal to test more condition certificate drugs and develop new treatments quicker. the first step is to test 60 drugs on 20,000 patients. here is hoping our brightest minds can come up with something soon. >> restrooms in san francisco could be getting new signs, the supervisor is introducing a measure to make single person restrooms available to anyone. it applies do all public buildings and businesses in the city. this is a safety issue because trans gender individuals have been harassed whilizing the restrooms. >> spends include having a security guard kick and bang on a single user restroom door threatening to bracket down and remove me. >> the bill gives options of building bathrooms with more than one stall that are sometime gender neutral. >> someone vandalized a youth baseball league snack bar. look at th

our parks are the great equalizer in san francisco. there's not, there are very few residents who don't in some way or another touch upon our parks, yet our parks are the great equalizers but our parks don't serve equally people in different parts of san francisco. just recently we had the controller's report that shows there are disparities in how our parks are served. gifren that there are different ways that parks present themselves in different parts of san francisco, in district 11 we might have more open space than people have in district 6 but there are also very few other services that we have in san francisco where the parks make up the difference. so while we might have more green space, that green space often isn't at the level it needs to be. so, to me, it's important that we build in some level of equity about how we serve our parks and how we serve the different communities that are in our parks. i like the language that's been discussed, i like the talk about equity but i really think there needs to be some language that

and is free and san francisco. >>will tran: and ease to bay stoughton's under arrest after they discovered the drugs and the gun on him at school the resource teacher the teen was escorted to the office the raiders owners will continue executive of a possibly moving the team to los vegas he is proposing a $1 billion steadied on beacon lamb campus team officials are reportedly later today in their current negotiating. >>will tran: if you live in the east bay taken bird is about to get a little bit more expensive more than a dozen students the off-campus activity in schools says perhaps it will be unacceptable. >>gabe slate: it will help you do at least a few hundred dollars to the purchase price for now avoided you can go for l e d the hot flat screen tv and efficient super lightweight in the great bright picture the good when used to be a thousand dollars award not you can get a 60 in. a day for as little as four to $500.30 tvs and is not like the move appeared experience first right now is you do go that the great

francisco are reproerl presented san francisco is making sure we are with the public safety buildings. >> this consists of 4 consultants the police headquarters with the from 850 with a brand new fire station number 4 to serve mission bay swimming pools at office of economic workforce development in the fire station thirty. >> is the the hall of justice on bryant the new home for 2 hundred and 50 uniform and voiven compresses we all it was opened in 19 so sociothat is a 50-year improvement as far as structure and work environment had that will be a great place to work. >> when construction began in 2011 this was with an clear goal to make sure with the big one heights the resident will will have a function police department those are the highly seismic standards it is up to operate up to 96 hours from the police department perspective that building is self-sufficient for a main made arrest in all disastrous zake ever after we will run our operational from here no matter what happens this building and the people that serve the businesses will continue to function building is designed t

our san francisco values. you know, i'm also proud of our city coming together over something that used to be controversial and i'm talking about lauras law. thank you for visor marc farrell, thank you for your leadership in this effort on a issue that used to divide a lot of us, now it units us with a comma causs because we are figuring it out. since we launched our consensus program just last month we have already received 28 referals from ern concerned family members and service providers. some of the most severely mentally ill they are finally getting help. laura's law is one the many compassionate programs we should be doing in partnership with our courts and district attorney and justice system. san francisco values means we won't lock people up or persecute them just for being mentally ill. that won't happen and won't happen as long as i'm mayor, but we can use the resources our justice system to make sure people are getting better heltier outcomes. i want to challenge the courts, our public defender an

then monday, three inches of rain predicted for san francisco. san rafael. more than two in concord. more than two in hayward. more storms out there. number eight tonight, nine sunday, double digits toward the middle of next week. cloudy with rain tonight. very wet sunday. highs tomorrow 60 degrees. oakland, san jose, 61. extended forecast, it is late sunday, early monday, the wettest stuff. we will have showers around tuesday. after a dry break wednesday and thursday, rain is back on friday. a lot going on. but it is really sunday night when we all get some moderate to heavy rainfall. >> sounds good. thank you paul. >>> tonight, president obama tells us what he keeps inside his pockets. >> and coming up on the late show with stephen colbert, scott kelly, abby wambach. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we ju

it's san francisco. so that is something that i will always be on the lookout for, and make sure that we are mindful of that. with regards to this project , what really concerns me is the level of elitism from some of the speakers. because what i hear is that i don't want this to cover my view. and that 40% is not enough, and 5% does not make a difference. as someone who has seen people who i grew up with, pushed out of my city, and people who made this city so attractive, that many of you want to come here were pushed out, that 5% is a lot. i would love to see those people come back to the city that they helped to build and make attractive for many people now. so i'm offended by some of those comments, and i don't think it's right. i think we got to dot do the right thing and being mindful our city's skyline and a lot of questions we have asked about the project and also understanding unless you are siting at that park 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, there is going to be shadians darkness, because that i

everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand

welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

zoom over san francisco. we did screws have a heavy shower right along the embarcadero now pushing into the bay and actually over the bay bridge as we speak. daly city downpour right down to street level and pop of yellow and orange you see moved through east rich mopped moving through el vet 0at this hour. lean of heavy showers that has developed. time this out for you over the next hour or so. about ten minutes it reaches oakland. about half hour concord and 45 minutes this line of heavy showers will reach pittsburgh. it's whole different story that is develope on the east coast. live doppler 7hd along with satellite a beast of a storm is in motion right now and it's going to really develop overnight tonight and first think tomorrow morning. look at the snow fall total. new york city could see two feet of snow. 27 inches in baltimore. dc the forecast going for 30 inches of snow with this blizzard and if that happens, that will be the begest snowstorm dc has ever seen on record beating 28 inches set back in

we're live in san francisco and getting a picture of downtown san francisco where fan fest will take place -- fan fest at the moscone center. howard street between 3rd and 4th will be closed to traffic today. it was open to sid who is panning around. just want to take you live this morning and get a feel for what's on the way. but it's blocked off. >> yeah, and as we check in with sal, i have already heard from friends who work in the city. they live outside the city and particularly in marin and sonoma because they don't have bart. they don't -- the ferry gets crowded. and doesn't drop them where they need to go. it's already very crowded. >> i heard from the same people who have to drive in the city and it was not good. hopefully, today will improve. we'll see what happens with the commute. we'll be watching obviously. let's take a look at what we have. and the traffic is going to be busy on 280 still getting up to highway 17. we had an earlier crash. and they moved it out of the way. noninjury and a crash northbound 280 at 17. and things are getting better. moving better than it d

but we start with pete who is live in san francisco. you are where the party is at, pete. >> reporter: it will definitely be a party here along the embarcadero. we're starting to see the police presence. but right here behind me along this water front, expect to see a lot of security and police officers because of that annual fireworks show. we spoke to san francisco police. they're expecting hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. a lot of people here because of that fireworks show and because of that crowd, they decided to beef up security in light of the recent worldwide events, the paris attacks as well as the san bernardino attacks, they want more people here on the ground. of course, depending on people out here having fun to help them out. >> we're asking for the public to be our eyes and ears. if someone sees something suspicious, we ask that you say something to law enforcement. >> of course, if you see something, say something. there will be plenty of police officers out here, so you can flag them down or call 911. >> p

tonight in san francisco. the bay bridge lights will be turned back on. fireworks show will follow that. we have a look at the set-up of this fireworks show. you see them being put into their containers. chris isaac will take the stage. it is the first of several free concerts planned at super bowl city over the next week. >> he's a hometown boy. he doesn't age. he looks the exact same. >> you know him. >> i met him once before. so happy to hear him play. >>> vandals continue to strike super bowl statues in san francisco. take a look at this one at alamo square. this is the aftermath posted to twitter in this photo. you see how the statue was knocked down, letters re-arranged to say oops. the sign already been vandalized. then this super bowl statue in civic center, also in san francisco, somebody here rearranged the letters to say sup, bro. head down to bay arrbarearea.co more. >>> rain is making a quick return tomorrow morning. relatively dry the last couple days. a live look right now at downtown san franci

i'm a retired san francisco police officer. i was born and raised in san francisco. i am a deacon at third baptist church. pastor dowell is my pastor. i came to the police commission hearing to express my concern for the use of deadly force by five police officers against a black man carrying a steak knife. several officers approached woods concerning the alleged assault at approximately 4:30 based on a complaint by a man at san francisco general hospital. now that woods is deceased, we don't know if he was defending himself against the person who he stabbed. we have no information on what occurred during that assault. after being based on what was reported in the newspaper by chief suhr after the officers used a beanbag arrest -- car triple -- cartridges and used a high power beanbag and mr. woods fell to his knees. i don't understand how you can have over six officers surrounding a person whose on his knees and they can not apprehend him. every officer is issued a 24-inch baton. >> thank you, mr. robinson. we have to treat everybody the same and give everybody 2 mi

earlier today i had the pleasure of visiting the san francisco, new school of san francisco, talking to kindergarten students about weather. they're really knowledgeable so we had engaging banter back and forth and they help immediate with math, too. >> love it. i see the thumbs up. >> work is being done to ensure raiders remain in oakland and next, why oakland mayor >>> today, crews removed part of the verizon ad, the city declared it violated law for being big. in a statement, verizon said it decided to remove the sign because of a, quote, honest misunderstanding about permissible signage under the code. now, new at 6:00 we're talking football, the oakland raiders go to las vegas? the casino owner is scheduled to meet with mark davis. >> abc7 news is in oakland today, and the nfl blocked the team from moving to los angeles. the raiders lease at the coliseum expires next month. earlier this month, they began working on extending the lease. the mayor is focused on building a new stadium for the team. >> nfl is focused on putting on the 50th super bowl. we're going to wait until that

we're home owners in san francisco, we raised our daughter in san francisco. we love the city of san francisco. we want what is best for our city. now, greg sur certainly is not perfect. he proved that by never promoting me to his command staff. you got to wonder about that. but despite his lack of acumen when it came to promotions, he's been an outstanding chief of police and he has earned our support. thank you very much for your attention. >> thank you, captain krause, and thank you for your years of service. next speaker. >> good evening, my name is mike petrellis and i'm here to speak about a number ever things. the first item is, again, mario woods is omited from your agenda. since mario woods was killed by a cop you have had several meetings and not once has his name appeared on your agendas. i don't know if it's going to take a complaint to the sunshine ordinance task force to wake up this commission to really get with giving us detailed agendas before your meetings. it is not acceptable that meeting after meeting it says chief's report and the first i

the peninsula, 59 in san mateo. 62 in palo alto. san francisco remainingme in th 50s. what about the next 15 days? again, friday's rain chance, another chance sunday morning with scattered rain. then by next tuesday, showers, nothing big and for super bowl weekend, still looks like some possibility of rainfall. but as far as any kind of major storm happening on the big gameday, it's just too early to call right now. the forecast models today really frustrating. brings in rain, takes it out, brings it in. i prefer rain but nothing huge at this point. >> we'll keep watching, jeff. >>> steph curry was already an all-star, of course. but today a few of his teammates joined him on the team. we'll show you how draymond green got the good news. >>> when we're in an nbc bay area micro climate weather alert, we've made it easy for you to get the latest information on your smartphone. you click on the bar that says weather alert. that will take you to what you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm scott budman. that's how to stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >>

of san francisco. [inaudible] track train locations and prevent unsafe train movements. the joint powers board [inaudible] which will eelectrify the cal train corridor [inaudible] to convert most fleet to electric trains and reduce emissions and increase service by up to 6 trains per peak hour. in a 2013 memorandum, the city agreed to identify resources to support train control and eelectrification project. [inaudible] the mayors office, sfta and sfmta work in partnership to secure the funding to cal train. in november 2014, voters proved a 500 million dollar transportation road improvement general obligation bond and [inaudible] 39 million of the 60 million dollar commitment to the positive train control and eelectrification project comes from bond proceeds. [inaudible] dispersement of bonds to cal train. in june of 2015 the board approved 7.76 million dollars of the geobond [inaudible] a portion the city contribution to the positive train control project. this sets for the condition frz the dispersem

ignatius college prep in san francisco. the principal took the action today after the high school students allegedly took part in a racist themed party in the outer sunset last weekend. >>> campaign 2016 tonight, the republican presidential hopefuls are battling it out in a debate in iowa. >> yeah. seven candidates are taking the stage tonight but the one who usually attracts the most attention, donald trump, has decided to sit this one out. our kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joins us now. what's going on? trump is taking a gamble tonight by pulling this off. >> he is definitely as now there was speculation that maybe there would be a last- minute peace treaty reached between him and fox news. but that of course did not happen. he is sitting out the debate. you may recall that at the first sponsored debate by fox news megyn kelly asked several questions mr. trump was not pleased about. he made it clear. at this debate he said i'm not going to be there if she is and fox of course responded saying, we're pretty sure th

biggest hiring pushlz all the new cops needs the leadership if they're required of the san francisco police officers to be the smallest thoughtful cops in the country this department to the challenges that lay before us across the country and in some community in san francisco folks are questioning over intentions and action as we perform with the new video painting the law enforcement in an unfavorable light every year as fbi director spoke you can turn up the music on the radio or choose to have an open and honest discussion about the relationship today what it should and could be and needs to be if we took more time to understand one allocate across the country serious a debates how law enforcement will relate to the community about the appropriate use of force and the bias within an outside law enforcement we need to have this conversations similar conversation are being had within every police department as well or should be these kinetics is bumping and uncomfortable help us to understand and better serve san francisco of course, those are only conversations and the true sense

francisco is a partnership between san francisco unified school district, the san francisco public utilities commission are department of the environment and the self-department of public health this is one of the ways we promote 9 sustainable habits among the district students to date an comprehensive to date 32 tap foundations in the school your goal to have withholding to congratulations mission high school i'd like to announce that bret heart elementary school get a installed successor field part of largest 110 thousand square feet it was built by our very good friends america scores a program that helps to have team based soccer programs and learning thank you to the american score for the field and building and for major league and wells fargo for the funding this past saturday had an opportunity to have any my brother's keeper san francisco host the black cradle to school and this is held at mission high school this is the second event of its kind this school year specifically for sfusd black students and families the day was an enforcement fair the students had an opportunity to sign

newman is new to san francisco. and doesn't have the base and the grounding in kind of san francisco. could -- which could be a benefit, i don't know. i am a native san franciscan and i do root for the home team. but i have to tell you that i am touched by her four years of service. generationally speaking. coming from a military family and also raising a son. i do believe that given the state of the world we are in now, the different wars. whether we call them that or not. we have troops in different parts of the world. serving. post-traumatic stress disorder is very real and i believe that the veterans commission is doing what they can do to address ptsd. and i am kind of talking myself through and not sure which way to go. i want to take a moment and speak to john caldera. i appreciate you coming in and i agree it takes a big person to make mistakes. and to tell you the truth, i believe that your demonstration on public comment talking over the chairs and speaks to concerns and problems of reappointing you. and s

francisco are reproerl presented san francisco is making sure we are with the public safety buildings. >> this consists of 4 consultants the police headquarters with the from 850 with a brand new fire station number 4 to serve mission bay swimming pools at office of economic workforce development in the fire station thirty. >> is the the hall of justice on bryant the new home for 2 hundred and 50 uniform and voiven compresses we all it was opened in 19 so sociothat is a 50-year improvement as far as structure and work environment had that will be a great place to work. >> when construction began in 2011 this was with an clear goal to make sure with the big one heights the resident will will have a function police department those are the highly seismic standards it is up to operate up to 96 hours from the police department perspective that building is self-sufficient for a main made arrest in all disastrous zake ever after we will run our operational from here no matter what happens this building and the people that serve the businesses will continue to function building is designed t