ceremonies the honorable london breed san francisco board of supervisors. [ cheers and applause ] >>supervisor london breed: good morning, everybody and welcome to the people's city hall. and thank you to the glide ensemble and the change band for that spectacular performance. thank you reverend cecil williams, we love you and we love glide. thank you for being here today. [ applause ]. as president of the san francisco board of supervisors i have the honor and duty to serve as your host today. now, i know emotions are running high and i appreciate each and everyone of you for being here. this is the people's palace. it is home to each and everyone of us. let us treat out home and each other with the respect we all deserve that this sacred ground deserves. this is city hall. this is where people don't always see eye to eye, but we are still able to work together shoulder to shoulder together. we work in san francisco especially when things get rough. let's get on with the program. so i want to begin my mistress of ceremonies duties by welcoming the man of the hour, our mayor edw

san francisco to require an annual baseline appropriation for the park and recreation open space with an election to be held on june, 7, 2016. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you, i will save my comments for a full board with this measure. at this point i counted this charter measure has been in committee five months and have gone over 15 amendments. and i want to say thank you to all involved. and thank you for my co-sponsors, mar, and tang and cohen have been co-sponsors from this from the get-go. and from everyone that worked on this from the parks department and park alliance, unfortunately i may have clipped the park alliance's elbow but thank you everyone for their input. what we have done over the five months increased this measure and for the rec and park department it's an equalizer for every san francisco resident. it's so important to move this forward, and thank you that we are here and thankful to bring before the voters in june. and madam chair, thank you for your support. >> thank you, colleagues, any questions or comments? seeing none, we will open up item 7 to pu

limpieza como lo llama al departamento de policÍa de san francisco tomÓ varios meses, dicen que tienen suficiente evidencia. incluyendo vÍdeos, armas de fuego y tambiÉn drogas en conexiÓn con este grupo delictivo. lo que iniciÓ como quejas por parte de los residentes y comerciantes en el centro cÍvico de san francisco llevÓ a las autoridades a desmantelar una banda de supuestos narcotraficantes responsables de tambiÉn cometer homicidios y otros crÍmenes. >> dos de los sospechoso que fueron arrestados son culpables de homicidios. flavio: la creaciÓn comenzó en agosto terminÓ noviembre del aÑo pasado. la policÍa de san francisco arrestÓ 38 inmigrantes. la mayorÍa vivía en grupo a la ciudad de oakland y viajaban san francisco vender la droga. >> estaban en oakland, una casa en san francisco. flavio: la policÍa dice tener bastante evidencia inclusive vÍdeos de la venta de estupefacientes. >> habÍa hondureÑos pero no se los datos migratorios de ellos, pero actualmente estÁ investigado por el fiscal de san francisco y la de alameda juntos. flavio: muchas de las imÁgenes

to the rules committee of san francisco fwored of supervisors. my name is john avalos, joined by supervisor mark farrell who is sitting in the morning session. later will be replaced by supervisor wiener and joined by supervisor cohen. today pz committee is clerked by derek evans. any announcements? >> please silence all cells phone and electronic devices and completed speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. items today will appear january 12 meeting unless otherwise stated >> would like to thank jessie larsson squh gym smith for braus braud casting todays meeting. >> item 1 is consider apointding 3 members terms ending february 1, 2015 to the parks and recreation advisory committee. there are 3 seats and 3 appicates >> great, we have seberate members of prosack who are here today. looks like [inaudible] is first is not going to be able to make it. she has written testimony boy robert brooust, if you can please come forward. >> good morning, supervisors. i am robert braust and thank you very much for hearing and giving me the opportunity to introduce myself, explain why i

. madam clerk item number 7. >> item 7 is an ordinance to amend 89-10 to authorize the san francisco public utility commission to enter into one or more state water board agreements in grants not to exceed 1.7 million to finance the cost of the west side recycled water project as enacted by the voters in 2002 and ratifying other previous actions taken in connection with this ordinance. >> colleagues can we take this ordinance? same house same call. without objection this ordinance has passed aou nnamdi mousily. next item please. >> item 8 an ordinance to amend the administrative code to add chapter 110 for the san francisco right of way policy. makes arrests and citations for bicycles for failure to stop at a stop sign the lowest traffic enforcement priority. requires reports prepared by the police department and urges the transportation facility to educate the public about this policy. >> roll call vote. >> item 8. farrell, no. supervisor kim. i. supervisor mar. i. supervisor peskin. no. >> supervisor tang. no. >> supervisor weiner. >> i. supervisor yee. no. supervisor avalos. i. superviso

tambiÉn una exclusiva con lupillo, maÑana lo vamos a --arrestan en san francisco a dos reos que se escaparon de una Árcel de máxima seguridad en el condado de orange.--el expresidente salvadoreÑo "francisco flores" fallece tras sufrir un derrame cerebral hace una semana... con fuegos artificiales san francisco le da la bienvenida una semana de eventos del superbowl 60. conductor: gracias por acompaÑarnos. ramÓn: hoy arrancaron con mucho entusiasmo las festividades en san francisco con vistas al super tazÓn. beatriz: buenas noches. en medio de grandes medidas de seguridad, familias enteras salieron a disfrutar de los eventos gratuitos incluidos espectaculares fuegos artificiales. beatriz: iluminaban el cielo de san francisco, el despliegue de colores se uniÓ a las celebraciones del super tazÓn 50 . en esta misma jornada, en el puente de la bahÍa tambiÉn se festejÓ que volvieron activar los juegos de luces. >> que les parece hasta ahora? >> todo muy controlado, muy organizado, mucha seguridad. beatriz: asÍ avanzaba la noche en una jornada que habÍa empezado desde la maÑ

shaking that person's hands and that's the type of leadership san francisco needs so welcome as we always do our wonderful mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you. >> good morning, everyone. >> morning. >> all right. how do you like being in san francisco >> yeah. >> this is a great place love it a lot of people love this place and come to the city things happen to them and we find them many of them on our streets we need to help them our project homeless connect is a huge examination thank you to kera but most important we know that our city can't help our homeless by government we can do a lot before i fulfill i'll say this we can never do better job without the volunteers like all of you thank you for coming out today and helping out our homeless (clapping.) get all the services they need i understand the hotel council is in the room thank you hotel council i understand the grassroots gay foundation is here thank you . >> (clapping.) >> so many other companies and corporations and employees and residents and folks that time to help out you've got the big heart you're city is famous f

francisco is re-routed due to super bowl city expect delays. caltrain is a great way to come to san francisco. we will check back with a look at the bay bridge commute coming up. >> we look at live doppler hd and if you use our app you could see a few radar returns across the north bay and sprinkles at past. the air is so dry under. we will see increasing clouds today and after a cooler start we are go to be mild this afternoon, at 39-50 at 7:00, high clouds and sunshine and nearly 60 at noon, low-to-mid 60s by 4:00 and a cool evening, grab a jacket for mid-50s. >> you are looking at super bowl city in san francisco and it looks like verizon store this is change on the embarcadero, the temporary structures getting bigger and bigger. it will feature entertainment and shopping, open to the public, just two days from now, saturday morning, at 11:00. >> when it comes to the super bowl we me that it will be hard to get a ticket but what about regular games or big concerts? do you have a hard time getting a decent ticket? it is not just you. the results of a three year investigation has s

>> good morn everybody, welcome to san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee meeting for january, 20, 2016. i am mark farrell. i am joined by tang and scott wiener who is in replacement of eric mar. i want to thank jim smith and [inaudible] from sfgtv >> please silence cell phones and electronic devices. [inaudible] be included as part of the file should be submit today the clerk. items will appear on the january 26 board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. colleagues and members of the public we have 19 items so we'll do our best to get through them in a exbuditious manner >> item 1 is resolution reto actively authorizing department of the environment to accept a grant in the mount of approximately 6.9 million from the cpuc [inaudible] continue energy use and demand reduction through [inaudible] >> great, we have department of environment to speak >> jessie denver, the san francisco department of the environment energy program manager and here today to encourage you to approve this request to accept 6.93 million dollars from the cpuc th

and county of san francisco tax collectors and record her to the irs i recorded her to other agencies today, i met up with inspector carlal at the city attorney's office to make my report i've been reporting on this issue it doesn't seem like any transaction by way of enforcement she's taken up 3 units for her short-term rental so i'd like to see more enforcement and i'd like to see more activity for people that are dissolution this illegally i support businesses if poem want to do rent-controlled units follow the law in this case the person got introduce the system and that bothered we great deal i'm pursuing this thank you. >> good afternoon i'm a short-term rental host rental i enjoy being a host sharing my home in any city with my guests when i reggie found the process difficult and the information was not consistent the people were - i was fluted and stopped the process later on with the help of other host i was able to finish i'm here to urge you to improve it by making this process easier and the information consistent with the paperwork and easy to understand thank yo

moderate rain in the bay area just south of san francisco down the peninsula. you can see the yellow and orange showing up in redwood city and san matteo. and we're watching the rain coming in here and the day's worth of wind and heavy snow through 7:00 tomorrow morning. we have an avalanche warning in the tahoe basin. a high surf warning in effect through 9:00 sunday and on top of that as the rains intensify you have a flash flood watch in lake county and the burn areas. some of the location could see 4 to 6 inches of rain. storm one, arriving one. a wetter and windier storm on sunday and one more in the beginning of next week. all lining up on the bay area. we'll show you the rainfall projections for the weekend and if we see any breaks coming up. >> rain here means snow there. fresh snow in lake tahoe and dangerous conditions. rescue crews are searching for a missing skier. tonight they scaled back the search because of heavy snowfall. the ski instructor carson may has been missing since yesterday. people on skis and snowmobiles spent the day searching the mountains in plac

victims and families and the people of san francisco grieve with them. but you know, you know what they really deserve? those families deserve action. deserve the congress that will stop this madness, stop and by enacting sensible limit ozen deadly fire arms and they need to do that now. [applause] we cannot just accept this. we cannot just accept this. thank you. thank you. and again, good morning everybody and thank you for being here. first again i want to say thank you to the [inaudible] and barry for hosting us this morningism barry you and the staff for helping the needy and velinable throughout the city is a inspiration to me and it is never tiring to cut turkey with you bury. i also want to say thank you to our elected and appointed officials and community leaders and pleny of the non-profits providers are here this morning, thank you for joinsing us today. i'm very proud for being reelected your mayor. this is a wonderful city and want to say thank you to the voters of san francisco who believe in our solutions oriented and collaborative approach to solving problems and have as

. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the weather. we begin in san francisco with the plan police came up with to keep people safe. good evening, pete. >> reporter: we're not seeing that police presence yet, of course as we get closer to midnight we'll start to see more. we're right here at embarcadere. see crowds hanging out. this area is going to be filled with people and you'll see plenty of police officers as they step up their police presence for new year's eve night. we spoke to san francisco police. they're expecting hundreds of thousands of visitors to come to the city to enjoy new year's eve. they're telling us in light of the events we're seeing worldwide as well as domestically, they decided to beef up security tonight. >> so basically we do monitor what goes on around the world, what happened in san bernardino, threats to other cities and so with that in mind, we want to make sure we have a safe new year's eve here in san francisco. >> reporter: and of course, they want to bring home the message if you see something, say something. there will be plenty of police

the of the san francisco transportation authority i'm scott wiener the chair of the authority and we want to thank sfgovtv leo and phil for broadcasting today's hearing i want to also welcome our newest and returning member commission peskin so welcome commission and calling supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos absent supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim absence commission peskin and commissioner mondejar absent supervisor wiener present supervisor yee present we have quorum i thank you very much we'll now go to item 2 >> chair's report this is an informational item. >> colleagues i'm pleased to report a 5 year federal transportation bill that was passed and as i understand by the president on december 4th it is called the fyi americans surface transportation or fast act since 2005 we have a multiple spending bill to improve the transportation infrastructure xhourd our roads and bridges and bic and pedestrian pathway and transportation network we owe barbara boxer in the $3 billion bill although the telegraph hill bill lacks the dedicated funding source

you for being here today. [ applause ]. as president of the san francisco board of supervisors i have the honor and duty to serve as your host today. now, i know emotions are running high and i appreciate each and everyone of you for being here. this is the people's palace. it is home to each and everyone of us. let us treat out home and each other with the respect we all deserve that this sacred ground deserves. this is city hall. this is where people don't always see eye to eye, but we are still able to work together shoulder to shoulder together. we work in san francisco especially when things get rough. let's get on with the program. so i want to begin my mistress of ceremonies duties by welcoming the man of the hour, our mayor edwin lee. he is accompanied by his first wife, anita and family two daughters tonya and brianna. welcoming them will be the mary's drum bell drum and bell corps "san francisco"♪ >> >>supervisor london breed: thank you to the saint mary's bell drum and bell corps for san francisco. it has been for a call for immigrants everywhere. now let me introduc

with people from all over the world because the discovery of gold was a big deal. san francisco was where all the ships coming from asia dropped off its passengers. san francisco was the first place chinese migrants would see , but eventually, oakland because it was across the bay and probably an easy boat ride in those days across san francisco bay started discovering oakland had favorable conditions, good agricultural fields, a sunnier climate. that occurred about the 1850's. the china exclusion act was passed by the congress in 1882. before that, there was a great deal of hostility and violence in formally against chinese miners and chinese workers. foratown became a refuge many of those chinese migrants coming over who were mostly young men and it became a safe place where they could find people of their own background, so it was alture, combination of them wanting to be to gather but the biggest factor was getting away from the violenceostility, and that was very much an experience for the early chinese. of 1906, a huge earthquake on the san andreas fault really destroyed parts

usual commute day here in the east bay, heading into san francisco. with some very frustrated people out here. this has been going on for 30 minutes or so, and as you can see, the cars moving ever so slightly, and then stopping. what we know about this collective is that they did hijack a radio station to broadcast this event, as it went on. and what the fcc does about that, we'll have to wait and see. it's certainly against federal law. story out here right now, the toll plaza, slow and go. a big backup on a day where there probably wouldn't have been one. live at the bay bridge, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> we're going to keep you there and check back throughout the evening. this is a continuing story. this offshoot group, they say they' they're an offchute of black lives matter. those lanes have reopened, but the is backed up several miles. there's a lot of impact there. you see the red on the map. that about tell you the story on this traffic holiday, which traffic should be light, but all that red tells you the story going into san francisco. really a one or two-hour d

adopted a plan to fight abate and the success of all african-american in the san francisco unified school district in june the board adopted the computer science pre k to telephone grade we have a new nonprofit in support of implementation of vision 2025 strategic plan together with our philanthropic partners then in august the board took a stand to grant dilemmas to students that are denied the opportunity to take the high school exiting exam and paved the way for other district to change the policies in september the board has internship and fire board education in october the board adopted a landmark policy to train all educators to recognize human trafficking and educate students about more than day slavery in san francisco in november by the preempted to honor the contributions of the chinese-american leader of whom our city council's schools are named and we supported the sustainable student transportation it is been a very busy and regarding year i want to thank all my colleagues the superintendent and the dedicated sfusd staff for supporting me thank you. >> we will now mov

. >> good afternoon, today is january 14, 2016. welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos, the chair of the rules committee. joined to my right by supervisor katie tang, who is the vice chair, and will be joined shortly by supervisor mark farrell, who will be sitting in for supervisor malia cohen. is supervisor cohen going to need to be excused for an absence? let's have a motion to excuse supervisor cohen. we will take that without objection. the clerk of the board is derrick evans and today's meeting is broadcast by sfgtv staff, thank you for your work broadcasting our meetings. mr. clerk, could you please call -- do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. please make sure on silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and any documents to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted today will appear on the january 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. item no. 1 is a motion appointing supervisor aaron peskin to a term ending january 31, 2017, to the golden gate br

>> good afternoon. and welcome to the land use & transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors i'm scott wiener i'm the vice chair of the committee our committee chair supervisor cowen will not be able to attend today's meagerly to my left is supervisor jane kim to my right is mark farrell pointed out to sit in the committee 2, 3, 4 place of supervisor cowen i want to thank probation officer sfgovtv for broadcasting today's he or she phil jackson and jim smith madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 26, 2016, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated thank you very much and before we start could i have a motion to k350us supervisor cowen we'll take that without objection. supervisor cowen is excused to me one. >> grandfathering prediction to stanford chain to occupy a portion of the public right-of-way between phil ton to construct and have new improvements with the driveways and society foundation

>> good morn everybody, welcome to san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee meeting for january, 20, 2016. i am mark farrell. i am joined by tang and scott wiener who is in replacement of eric mar. i want to thank jim smith and [inaudible] from sfgtv >> please silence cell phones and electronic devices. [inaudible] be included as part of the file should be submit today the clerk. items will appear on the january 26 board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you. colleagues and members of the public we have 19 items so we'll do our best to get through them in a exbuditious manner >> item 1 is resolution reto actively authorizing department of the environment to accept a grant in the mount of approximately 6.9 million from the cpuc [inaudible] continue energy use and demand reduction through [inaudible] >> great, we have department of environment to speak >> jessie denver, the san francisco department of the environment energy program manager and here today to encourage you to approve this request to accept 6.93 million dollars from the cpuc th

insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> good morning, everybody. thank you for coming to city hall first of all, thank to all the departments it under the general umbrella of the emergency management public works and area our economic & workforce development office including our faith cbo community and penguin and others we've been explicit expecting some big storms to come our way as conversations with meteorologists i think that's their property name and scientists warn us of the el nino storms that are coming here that will certainly our city and our area will be a focus of what necessary expect to be flooding i haven't seen any rain yet but i want to be and so our department d

it cost the city of san francisco $4 million to host super bowl l. the projections have led to a debate over who should pick up the tab. alex savidge is in san francisco with more on the super bowl budget battle. >> reporter: good morning to you, pam. the game will be played in santa clara at levi's stadium but the party will be in san francisco. we're here this morning at the foot of market street and this whole area will be transformed into super bowl city. the road will be shut down east of beale street. and hosting events like this one comes at a cost for the city. and according to the chronicle. san francisco will spend 3.5 to $4 million hosting these events. a large portion of the money will go to pay for the extra police officers and transportation. and according to the chronicle. several supervisors are calling on the nfl to pick up that tab. but the mayor believes the expenses are minor compared to the revenue that's likely to be generated from super bowl related events. the super bowl host committee is organizing and paying for the festivities in san francisco, a series

garden and mike brown in ferguson and looking at the issues of policing in san francisco that led to the killings of alex at this time we were reilly especially (clapping.) - in the latino community we didn't feel that there was a strong sense of investigation nor a sense of justice and the killing of alex and today, i'm bringing this forward again, this resolution calls on further investigations for the federal government to look at the killing of alex and other killings that happened like the killing - (clapping.) the use of lopez this year. (clapping.) >> and the ois of mario woods in each of those cases disputes within the public what truly happened and people didn't feel there which is a thorough and balanced investigation from the police department and so it make sense as we're calling for the federal investigation of moody's that the other controversial recent officer involved shooting killings occurred in the couple of years occur in that investigation before us today so we can vote on the rest i submit thank you. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed thank you. i know we're

accessible. if you want more information about how to enjoy wifi in san francisco parks, go to >> (speaking foreign language.) >> > (speaking spanish.) >> (speaking spanish.) >> > (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >>(speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you, everyone and welcome to the sfvrz meeting of tuesday, december 15, 2015, madam clerk can you please call the roll. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed commissioner campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim not presents supervisor mar supervisor president wesson sin. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee madam president we have quorum. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you very much madam clerk any communication. >> there are no communication to report madam president. >> colleagues, any changes to the regular meeting mini i minutes of november 3rd seeing none, motion to approve by supervi

these issue. angela alota is here today. from the san francisco interfaith counsel we have mikem pops and rita chimal. supervisor marc farrell is here. supervisor jewel jewel yechristensen and all the department heads here of the city and all the community based organizations that are represent. thank you for coming and welcome to st. anthony's >> good morning everyone. thank you all for being here. let me begin with just comment about some things that have occurred in the last 48 hours that i know are on peoples minds and want to address that right off before i get fl to had body of the speech. but i want to start out with some words about the officer involved shooting that occurred yesterday in the bay view and rutted in the death of a man. let me first say that any time, any time, there is a officer involved shooting i take that extremely seriously and so does our chief. i have seen the video too you know, you look at the video and you just-before my words came out, we were yelling drop the dam knife. i already spoken to the chief and there will be a thorough and transparent i

. thank you for being here today. [ applause ]. as president of the san francisco board of supervisors i have the honor and duty to serve as your host today. now, i know emotions are running high and i appreciate each and everyone of you for being here. this is the people's palace. it is home to each and everyone of us. let us treat out home and each other with the respect we all deserve that this sacred ground deserves. this is city hall. this is where people don't always see eye to eye, but we are still able to work together shoulder to shoulder together. we work in san francisco especially when things get rough. let's get on with the program. so i want to begin my mistress of ceremonies duties by welcoming the man of the hour, our mayor edwin lee. he is accompanied by his first wife, anita and family two daughters tonya and brianna. welcoming them will be the mary's drum bell drum and bell corps "san francisco"♪ >> >>supervisor london breed: thank you to the saint mary's bell drum and bell corps for san francisco. it has been for a call for immigrants everywhere. now l

in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or anything that comes to our minds. there is more visibility than i would see in any store front. this would cost us relatively very little. >> i am so happy to meet you. i wish you all of the best. >> you are the wonderful artist that makes these color coding. >> nice to me to. >> i have been a street artist since 1976. >> how did you decide to be a street artist? >> i was working on union square. on lunch hours, i would be there visiting the artist. it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street artist? >> they have their 2536 in the morning. by the end of the day, the last people to pack the vehicle probably get on their own at 7:30 at night. >> nice to me to condemn the -- nice to meet you. >> it was a pleasure to share this with you. i hope that the bay area will

closures throughout san francisco start now for super bowl city festivities. live look this morning at the corner of washington and the embarcadero. hunz of thousands of people local and tourists will experience the flavor. it's squeezed between the ferry building. about 20 blocks of streets will be closed off, more than a dozen workers are setting up the pop up village for football fans right now, that includes a stretch from the ferry building towards the hyatt regency and east of battery to south of market. best way to get around is to walk or take public transportation. san francisco police say they are prepared to take large crowds. >> we'll work to facilitate everyone's first amendment rights as much as we can. when people bump into other people's constitutional rights we'll make some calls. >> federal state and local law enforcement have identified this as a key area for security. for more information on tomorrow's closures, download our nbc bay area app. you'll find complete super bowl coverage, including information on upcoming events as well. >>> a round of potentially violent st

market means for silicon valley. first, san francisco george gas con felony bribery and three former fund-raisers for mayor ed lee, zula zones and mohajer, $20,000 in bribes from an undercover fbi in exchange for political access. act in charge, david johnson spoke at this afternoon's press conference. >> no level of acceptable corruption, the violation of trust is the same as is the damage to the taxpayers. >> these charges stem from an investigation into raymond chow that also lee. ensely joins me now, alex, what exactly do these felony charges claim? >> well, they claim that this former human rights commissioner, former human rights commission staffer, and this political consultant who was everywhere, keith jackson, were collecting illegal campaign donations for, to retired ed lee's campaign debt, right. >> had is after his reelection or after his first election. >> yeah. >> so you mentioned keith jackson. he is somewhat well-known, political consultant, san francisco school board and indicted with lee, so how are these charges today different from what he pleaded guilty to severa

the way right behind it. >> right now rain is pelting the streets of san francisco. people on the embarcadero are rushing around with their umbrellas trying to stay drive. >> in liveloar -- liver moore side walks are soektd. >> a good night for a rain coat indeed. carry the umbrellas this weekend. right now the storm is producing widespread light to moderate rain across the bay area. i'm closing in on some spots with moderate pockets of rain around napa, american kenyon area. we take you down to street level, old sonoma road. most rain is light around places like discovery bay, byron, clubhouse drive. then you look towards antioch, congratulaton, conquer, pleasant hill. this is all street level video. taking into the kinzington, berkeley area. oakland, park boulevard, you're seeing some pockets of brief, heavy rain from the san francisco area, all the way to the peninsula in the south bay, we are see steady ryan rain right now. il show you where we're getting the rain, san mateo, san jose area starting to pick up a little bit of light rain. it's not measuring at the airport but th

and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their safety, citywide, how many are there, how are they maintained. are transformers in any parts of the city in this neighborhood nearing the end of their useful life? most importantly for me, not only as a resident of

, berkeley. san francisco, a steady rainfall. now you, san jose missed out on the stuff earlier this week. from los altos, campbell, saratoga. a lot of rain out there right now. futurecast says thrain continues overnight. we will stop the clock at 5:00 in the morning and then 9:00 in the morning it is still raining. as we look at the impact. flooding is not that big of a concern aside from street flooding. moderate threat of mountain snowfall. sporting events will be a problem the squeeze in tomorrow because the fields will be wet and the rain continues tomorrow morning. this is the weaker of two storm systems. who gets four inches of rain in 24 hours? we will have that coming up and take a live look to show you all the rainfall comes down in san francisco. it will continue to rain overnight tonight. i remind you this is the weaker of the two storms. we will find out who gets the four inches of rainfall coming up. >> thank you paul. a rain here and a lot of snow in the sierra. so much snow, there is an avalanche warning in the area around lake tahoe. the ski resorts will be busy this holi

director for public works from san francisco. >> thank you like the mayor said over the last few months all the agencies have been working to present prepare for the upcoming storms as part of work we've done over the last few weeks had a couple of sandbags give away gaze and 15 thousand sandbags were given out we still have a large supply of sandbags and any residents feels their vulnerable to any kind of flooding through the garage or door or the back of their house come to our yard chavez a large number to supply people and in addition our crews are scheduled to work around the clock performing inspections of trees any potential tree hazard that the public seize they should let us know when we have storms we're vulnerable to branches and trees falling so call 311 number will allow us to get and work on that emergency preparation for the storm it is fall and with the fall we all see the leaves with a little bit of wind the wind leaves can clog our cap baselines so if you see any catch by an that has a number of leaves again call the 311 number the 311 comes through the system t

francisco, it is socked in. i ran into patches from san rafael through this area and it is crystal clear. it is patchy. the visibility on the golden gate bridge is down to the d.c. so -- deck. it is rough. we will be back with the drive times. >> another forth by family seas the hoverboard catch fire and the family was home when they heard the explosion. here is the report on the damage. thank you is starting to become a serious problem. this is the second hoverboard fire we know in the bay area in just a week, and one of self through the country. the fire department released these pictures. the hoverboard was plugged in when it burst interest flames and one side of the toy exploded. the home owner said it continued exploding throwing embers an the world and burned a rug causing $10,000 in damage. no one was hurt. this model is the mini smart self battling 2. a week ago in santa rosa, fires say a hoverboard charging in a child's bedroom triggered this house fire. so many are wondering if the products are safe? the consumer product safety commission is investigating companies that m

summer vacation for the sanctuary sewer and san francisco entertainment commission purposes two offers of dedication for the quick claims with the interest in 9 authorization of general manager did public works and the director of properties to execute the quick claim deeds for the licenses that are a retroactive extension for the public use of temporary terry boulevard connector road. >> roll call. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed. >> commissioner campos there are 11 i's. >> those ordinances are finally passed unanimously madam clerk call item 11. >> item 11 resolution to approve a mills act property contract on montgomery and the city pursuant to the administrative code chapter 71 and authorizing the execution of this contract. >> seeing none, no names on the roster colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. the resolution is adopted unanimously item 12. >> ordinance to amend the administrative

in san francisco, california you explain why this is useful to have. >> certainly so to an stent that is information we can able to obtain ourselves the key is listing i've talked about earlier listing specific addresses to specific listing generally speaking the hosting platforms and websites degait the address from a listing profile so you see pictures of the nrhood you see the description of the neighborhood amenity but railway shots of neighborhood so short circuiting our ability to get from an individual we know p has multiple properties short circuiting our process to those listings can be of a help it shorptd that timeline without that as a acholic beverage tool. >> you do you know how how much you can shorn it. >> it depends on the case depending on how much information provided been a complainant how much information inherent in a listing it can be a relatively could have of hour process or more steven process so depending on the case it could, substantially short even our timeline but all to highlight the linkage between the address and listing deintegration, if you wil

cloud cover today. it's not going to be overly sunny especially if you're headed into san francisco. keep the jacket handy and an umbrella, because we are going to see drizzle. the closer you get to the water, you'll have the best chance of seeing the drizzle. this afternoon, a few peeks of sunshine. temperatures stay chilly, 56 in san francisco, close to 60 in the south bay. tomorrow, another round of showers, primarily south of sf. that's going to lead to the super bowl forecast. we'll talk more about that in the next report. >> exciting, we'll stay tuned for that, anthony, thanks. >>> super bowl fever is kicking into high gear. the game is in santa clara, of course, but the majority of the action is in san francisco, including at the moscone center beginning at 10:00 this morning. here's a look outside at the moscone center. all week, this will be home for the nfl experience, an interactive theme park that lets fans engage in football clinics and free autograph sessions. crews worked overnight to put the finishing touches on the embarcadero. the fan village is free to everyone. >> i th

the san francisco preservation coalition and supervisor mar brought up the powder the sf coalition is leaders and adults that will speak to address the negative impacts of alcohol in communities of color we want you to know that pourtdz alcohol has a place in san francisco we should be reducing and not increasing the access to alcohol we believe that powdered alcohol. >> madam president i'm pausing your times you're speaking about an item in the yet introduced the assembly bill 1554 banning the sale of powdered alcohol supervisor mar will be introducing this will will be an another opportunity towards the end of the meeting. >> okay. not now. >> generally on the item not specific on the support for the state be assembly bill. >> all right. >> madam clerk can i. >> i'm sorry supervisor mar. >> mined some youth and others that are here that may have to go home to do homework if people speak generally to the irk and not on the item on the agenda they can speak towards especially the young people that have been here i urge us to be respect of them being here. >> thank you. >> i'm happyly

with cheryl hurd live in san francisco where police are on high alert for this new year's eve. happy new year, cheryl. >> and to you. >> reporter: midnight is approaching. people are coming to the embarcadero in droves. folks out here are in a great mood. san francisco police out in force trying to keep everybody's mood happy. huge crowds and a heavy police presence on the embarcadero tonight. the barricades are up and people are happy but some are concerned about the threat of terrorism. >> i've been terrified just because it's a big city and that's where they seem to target. >> there is no terror threat against san francisco but police are not taking chances. >> you will note an increase of officers and plain clothed officers. there is no threat to san francisco but we have to be prepared. >> reporter: police are aware of what is happening around the world. in munich, train stations were evacuated over terror concerns. a terror alert cancelling new year's eve fireworks in brussels. and a similar move in new york. new york city's times square is on high alert. >> just reinforces the

tents. all together, more than 3500 people are street homeless in san francisco. human beings. human beings with hopes, with fears, susceptible to cold and rainy weather. human being who deserve or compassion. we know there are nearly the same number of people without homes that are living in our shelter, treatment programs or temporary situations. friends , this isn't a healthy way to live, you know that and i know that, especially if children are a part of that family. it is not just a growing problem here in san francisco by the way and we all know that as well. major cities across our country, la, new york, honolulu, seattle and more and the state and federal governments offer us too little assistance. that's why next week i'll join at least 5 other mayors on the west coast and our federal government representatives to explore federal funding opportunities and policy changes in the area of homelessness. i know we look at the streets sometimes and the encampments and the depth and complexity the problem jz to some it all might feel hopeless, but as your may frr the next 4 years i'

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outside of city hall and marching on san francisco streets today. >> don't shoot. >> (repeated.) you guys hear me do not shoot. >> (repeated.) do not shoot. >> reverend black lives matter. >> as wear meeting hundreds of young people that walked out of mission high school and high schools around san 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 franci

sewage during storms. >> people who live on the avenue in san francisco say they've been dealing with this problem for decades. >> reporter: for many years, residents have had to endure heavy flooding and sewer back ups every time it rains. now, abc7 news learned the epa, the environmental protection agency has contacted the neighbors and told them they've begun an investigation. this is raw sewage rushing into hems, basements, garages and contents, soaked. walls, and floors, damaged. >> how many waste, bacteria, toxins and disease. >> sandbags are a constant part of the landscape here. a blue collar working class neighborhood. blaine bachelor lives here. >> it's similar to what's happening in flint, michigan. they have lead in water there. we have raw sewage in our homes, here. >> reporter: since donna moved here, she's had respiratory problems. >> coughing constantly. just being inside of my home. my home. >> reporter: old timers say it's been happening for decades. this video shows with light rainfall, sewers back up. people here are frustrated and angry. they've filed a lawsuit ag

super bowl city, and there's lots of festivities going on all around san francisco. that is why tonight we are bringing you team coverage of all the events. kate is live for us in san francisco where she just spoke with people attending opening day. it was mighty crowded. then at 8:15, hear from scott, who was live on the embarcadero at the chris isaac concert going on, but first, we want to start with alisha reid, who joins us live now from super bowl city. what is the city doing to keep those large crowds safe? >> i'll tell you, vick i, it's chaotic out here, but i'll say it's organized chaos chl there are a lot of people, lots going on, but security, super bowl 50 security is very tight. >> have your cell phone, keys ready for the metal detectors chl welcome to super bowl city. >> everyone entering super bowl city has to go through metal detectors. that includes children and dogs. >> definitely feel safe with all the police officers. >> i feel very secure being in this environment knowing that they're here to take care of us. >> lines were long, but people were getting through pretty

comments we represent the it workers here in the city and county of san francisco and so we you know have intricate living of data to what the city and the work you do but our membership you know see offhand the dangers when information is private and given away to private entities or nonprofit that don't have the level of security we are seriously considering sending a letter to our members to opt out until they look at this program and encourage the board to send a letter to all members encouraging them to opt out until they view the information from the fault your opted in you're in the program people will change that and i think this is concerning i saw the letters that were sent out to the members of the blue shield it is something that pefrm if i thought in blue shield i might have easily thrown that away e.r. understand the level of you know level of seriousness of this issue and you know i'm concerned we have had members that have no idea their information was shared to that stent and how it is being used and while the privacy policies seem nice you know, i on the members ask

francisco he is the police chief of san francisco he plays a major roll in get rid ofing of guns give it up for greg suhr (clapping.) i want to thank rudy and the analyzing for the buy back as the mayor said the focus has been on gun violence as standing to applying manipulate left is ms. paulette brown lost here son to gun violence aubrey brown she's working tireless at any very often that speaks to the reduction of gun violence in 201498 people were killed many by firearms and working with organizations like united playaz and other communities groups and the leadership of our mayor and doesn't to the young people and education and jobs we've been able to better have those numbers last year, we had 46 homicides but still thirty of these were by firearms every year year in and out the self-employed takes over one thousand dwnz off the streets of san francisco gun buy backs have taken over nine hundred guns and i'm confident this saturday will be over one thousand any guns as rudy spoke to any gun that comes off the is are streets of san francisco, california have no harm if you h

san francisco ceo fred blackwell and myself hosted a forum more my brother's keeper here in san francisco a culmination of many engagement with the light house private fundraiser for the efforts for families centered and racial equitable care the my brother's keeper realized it's draft including consolidated data and resource data and the oifshz related to the boys and girls club and young men and women of color in san francisco this was unprecedented and brought over three hundred community ladders from community-based organizations philanthropy and city partners altogether the forum was an opportunity for the local leader to have break out groups and the milestones for the local action plan we know that in order to help our children be successful in our city we need a sustained alliance that has a support system due to the milestones across their lives this is the spirit behind my brother's keeper initiative log onto www. sf ed you and thank you to mr. miller in the mayor's office to land even our special accentuate assistant and everyone that put 7, 8, 9 and effort into makin