and a young san francisco writer writes one of the most charming novels ever in san francisco. blix, in which in 1899, two lovers based upon norris and his wife stand on a high hill of the presidio overlooking the golden gate and think of their joy and their sense of good fortune of being here in this great world city in this great spike. >> san francisco convulsed, endured, prospered. from sand dunes to grand dames, the life in the 19th century was filled with epic drama. the gold rush -- a world migration, great wealth and fortunes. vendetta and retribution. racism, scandal, empire building. in the end, though, san francisco's story was the story of its people. countless builders and dreamers, uncommon, imperfect, remarkable. me and women who saw possibility wanted to make a new life and prove that anything was possible in san francisco. in the last year of the 19th century, the population of the city by the golden gate is approximately 350,000. san francisco had become the new one. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: this

in san francisco. she is also one of those leaders that never seeks attention were accolades for her effort. that's all the more reason that we hold that leaders like you who seek no award for your commitment and your hard work in making the city little bit better and a little bit more just and a little bit more equity equitable for our residents every day. so, whether it's keeping up the jefferson hotel your home, also where most lyrically well organized buildings in the city,-i see the jefferson hotel here. or whether it's testifying at a police commission hearing the board of supervisors meeting to improve the quality of life for our children women and men who live there in the tenderloin, rhonda has tirelessly devoted herself to positive action and served all of us. so, thank you so much for being here today and for being the honoree the district 6. i am so proud to know you as you work with you and thank you so much for your work. >>[applause] >> thank you supervisors and everybody else could i wa

then, there's a little 5% for san francisco residents that are 65 and older who live in have a san francisco zip code. there's 30% for less fortunate people. i like to lower that to 25%. >> next. next speaker, please. >>[foreign language.] >> good evening, summarize. my name is-visiting committee tenants association. we are the largest grassroots organization in the city and we work hard to advocate for more affordable housing. today, we are here in support of the charter amendments that supervisor peskin and we are here to support this. >>[foreign language] >> the lack of low and middle income of affordable housing in san francisco is something that is a red hot topic in the last few years. we don't understand what the city needs to spend any more time to study that. this type. as the largest grass roots organization we often hear our members or low income tenants coming to complain to us how hard it is to find affordable housing in the city. >>[foreign language] >> this charter amendment is a win-winsolution for the low income households and the city as all. we cannot sit here and wait for

francisco maybe a few drops towards san jose as well. once we hit 10:30 a.m., the cold front really begins to push to the south, the best chance across san jose the peninsula and contra costa counties, alameda, to get activity for tomorrow. by the afternoon, likely the cloud cover, we'll see breaks on the drying side of this storm system. another system quickly behind it arriving at 1:00 p.m. to the north, rainfall back by wednesday, how much rainfall will the two storms see? i would like to see a whole bunch more but doesn't look like it's possible. the way they're moving in there is dry air associated with it. this is the best we can do in terms of the totals, 6700th of an inch in san jose, san francisco, about the same, napa, 1200th, and santa rosa, 1800th. and that looks like about it over the next three days. let's look at the forecast throughout tuesday heading to san francisco super bowl city, you may need the umbrella in the morning, by the afternoon a few breaks of the sun and looking at the coast for the embarcadero, palo alto,

the city of san francisco. countless residents have spoken with across our city in every single neighborhood are using the shuttles to get to work that you think if something is a city we should be supporting. i mentioned the other week that i would support it a two-week continuance but that would be it. i do appreciate the fact my neighborhoods in district 2 and others, we been working very consistently to make sure any inconveniences whether the idling on our apartment buildings or neighborhood issues resolved. i've a feeling this will continue to be the case will continue to work on them and think would go to do a decent job getting this mitigated as they happen. at this point time i'm prepared to see us go through. i do respect my colleagues from the work they've done to try to bring resolution here. i am skeptical and do not like some of the way some of these discussions ongoing in terms of the topics but from my perspective we should have this go forward. it's been over a year two years in the making. fro

i'm a city of san francisco resident. i'm a san francisco bay area native. have lived in the city of san francisco approximately 2 years. i want to serve on the board. it's my goal to-one, one of my classes at san francisco community college is that it's a american government class and i would like to be able to have a working knowledge of how city governments work in relation to the american government class. my other goal is that i would like to be a will to serve an offer ideas more opportunities, as a board member. i have a lot of-although it's been a short period of two years, i have a lot of underground muslims speak, knowledge of how i would like to help service my fellow veterans and offer continue to offer suggestions and ideas. i promise i attendance will be perfect as an employee of the city of san francisco and as a student i have perfect attendance. >> great to hear. is at the end of your presentation to mark >> i believe so >> enqueue just >> thank you. if you could tell us something about your background in service because we don't have much o

francisco, working in san francisco, delivering san francisco project. there simply made a business decision to incorporate this particular llc out of nevada. they are here, if you like to address the question to them but i do want to speak for the business decision on their behalf if you would like >> the company is open about the fact that it's up a shell company in another state to flout some of our existing local laws? is a business decision? i mean that's like a buddy set up a shell in another state because they want to avoid either taxes or regulations that they don't like in the state of california. the city and county of san francisco. >> my name is juan carlos wallace with the works. we are at san francisco company. we were formed in san francisco two years ago. as mr. updike has mentioned, it's a common practice performed entity specific to project in real estate and many of them are formed in delaware. many of them are formed in nevada and other states. we had pay taxes in san francisco and make it a little bit of background about ourselves be

san francisco, november at novato, 51. you can see there's no fog in san rafael, low visibility of 3 miles in petalumpetaluma. details of the accuweather seven-day forecast on the way. >>> highway 4 to walnut creek, southbound 680 at the junction, we'll update that. walnut creek toward the caldecott tunnel is looking great. tracy to dublin very typical, unfortunately very slow. bumper to bumper on southbound 680. one of the lanes on the transition ramp to 24 is blocked. we just saw a tow truck get through this. so hopefully that will be cleared soon. the left lanes toward 24, continuing south on 680, those begin to pick up. but it is still backed about 40 minutes from martinez and concord southbound on 680. the orange up in the north represents fog that could be affecting your drive. san francisco, multi-vehicles northbound 280 near monterey boulevard, a couple of lanes blocked here with debris throughout all lanes. look at this, traffic is now backing towards daley city. take 101 if you can. we'll update that big rig acci

then at 11:00, request why the city of san francisco may be on the hook for paying a $2 million san francisco home. >>> families packed theaters this weekend to see a cartoon panda jump kick the competition. kung fu panda 3 debuted in first place with families making up 70% of its audiences. kung fu panda 3 made $41 million and revenant came in second with $12 million. star wars the force awakens is still bringing in crowds with $11 million. the finest hour debuted in fourth. and ride-along 2 rounded out the top five. >>> that's this for abc 7 news at 6:00. this is our ride-along. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. take care. announcer: warning-- please do not attempt any of the activities presented in this show. they are dangerous and could cause serious injury. [bleep] [yell and moaning] ehh, still beats riding the bus. [theme music playing] [indistinct chatter] [smack] >> ow! announcer: "what went down." today on "what went down"... bad skiers...

me reportÉ vivo desde san francisco. m continuamos esta cobertura en equipo desde la exhibiciÓn donde william bonilla al igual que miles de personas sea deleitado con un sin nÚmero de actividades a pocas horas del sÚper tazÓn. leÓn: en medio de tanta diversiÓn de la jurisprudencia que trajo agraviar los amantes de fÚtbol americano en mÉxico. nos cuenta que equipo de la nfl jugarÁn del otro lado de la frontera. buenas tardes. william: un anuncio que ha dejado sorprender a muchos aficionados. mexicanos en el Área de la bahÍa. o la nota del día la dio el comisionado de la nfl. el fÚtbol americano regresa a mÉxico algo que ha sido bien recibido por algunos aficionados. >> estÁ bien porque muchos tienen muchos fans y para que se expanda un poco mÁs el deporte hacia mÉxico. william: los raiders estarÁn enfrentando a los texanos de houston el 21 de noviembre en juego de temporada a realizarse en el monumental estadio azteca. >> es una pasiÓn muy fuerte y con estos juegos se crece aÚn mÁs. >> creo que los ra

in san francisco and discourse is the soul of democracy. so i want to thank our board of supervisors for looking at superbowl 50, asking the questions, but i would like to point out just in the sake of fairness that one of our supervisors who now is opposing superbowl did vote for it four years ago. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> hello, commissioners, my name is barbara aco, i am the executive director of the bayview opera house .s and the bayview opera house is a community cultural center owned by the city that we operate and we applied for a grant opportunity for superbowl 50 and were awarded a grant for kids in the bayview. arts have been pretty much eliminated from the school curriculum because they are struggling schools so we are happy for this grapblts to help the kids of bayview experience the arts. we also put on a lot of events, especially outdoor community events that are arts based and we've been doing that for several years, many events supported by a grant from the office of economic work force development for which we

the court debt in san francisco represents community disinvest. when people are on a fixed income that means they may not be able to pay other necessities so people choose between rent and food, childcare, medical care, transportation or paying court ordered debt. the 20 billion dollar mark our position is much of that is because these people don't have that money to give to the court. when the amount of citations and when it is not contingent on a persons aabout aability to pay we create a system where we punish people for being low income. many the client that some the members of debt free sf represent are on public benefit said to forcing people it use their checks to pay back the courts is [inaudible] having to suspeneded license limits employment option because it limits their ability to get to work but also because many jobs require having a license so construction jobs, delivery jobs and the current ride share economy in san francisco is barred to people with license suspensions. a study in jew jersey is 42 [inaudible] license suspension hu

we celebrate and san francisco one of the best districts in san francisco, district 5 in the fillmore. so invite each and every one of you to join us on the fillmore at some amazing restaurants between gary and eddy streets of fillmore. 1300 on fillmore. sheba lounge. fat angel. the progress. we have some incredible restaurants, but also will be celebrating outside along fillmore and o'farrell at the fillmore plaza and performing i will be, fillmore slim. please join us. it'll be great celebration. we look for to seeing you all there tonight and the rest i submit. >> thank you. supervisor campos >> you can add me as a cosponsor of your resolution around ucsf and i want to make sure i'm on record supporting the ask me 3 to 99 employees. i think it said we find ourselves where we are hopefully ucsf will do the right thing by these workers. the first item is a resolution that a major to sing along with pres. breed and supervisor norman yee, think the other supervisors mar, avalos peskin and kim. this resolution provides a framework for a resolution, hopefully a settlement of the issues r

the city of san francisco. countless residents have spoken with across our city in every single neighborhood are using the shuttles to get to work that you think if something is a city we should be supporting. i mentioned the other week that i would support it a two-week continuance but that would be it. i do appreciate the fact my neighborhoods in district 2 and others, we been working very consistently to make sure any inconveniences whether the idling on our apartment buildings or neighborhood issues resolved. i've a feeling this will continue to be the case will continue to work on them and think would go to do a decent job getting this mitigated as they happen. at this point time i'm prepared to see us go through. i do respect my colleagues from the work they've done to try to bring resolution here. i am skeptical and do not like some of the way some of these discussions ongoing in terms of the topics but from my perspective we should have this go forward. it's been over a year two years in the making. fro

the animals of san francisco. i don't see that happening. i think it's in our interest because it's the right thing to do but also politically to make sure we get this right. >> tang. supervisor yee >> agreements agree with the comments that have been made. in regards to this vote it was difficult because of the budget committee there was a reason why it wasn't passed out without positive recommendation to the board and partially because of the issues that were already noted. the process itself, there's been a process that was developed for these type of decisions and i was going to fully support what was originally presented that included the animal care and control shelter, so two things about this vote that makes it difficult to one, we might have lost the opportunity to shoot the care of that shop i just visited the shelter of a few weeks ago and it's deplorable. the conditions people to work in and the animals living there and something needs to be done. so, i will also be supporting or cosponsoring the super

francisco i was told that all good things start in san francisco and so this is a perfect example of that that are that so i'm proud of the are working and our chief innovation officers will be up jane was instrumental and our libraries louis thank you for this partnership on enabling this and, of course, signifying fox without further ado, i'd like to introduce allen president of the signifying fox northern california to talk about the partnership from their prospective allen. >> so good afternoon and welcome if i seem distracted i'm staring at the great venue trying to figure out thought to get one of other statutes home thank you for joining our launch the network first of all, thank you to the mayor the san francisco mayor ed lee the first financial officer and jane who helped with 24 launch the sfefbs has been credibly gracious and very supportive and truthfully appreciate the challenges and opportunities around technology it is not an accident that san francisco is at the center of the world when it comes to high tech from the gold rush that launched this city hundred and 64 ye

francisco zuckerberg san francisco general is the corner of the san francisco health network and so vitally in many ways especially, as our city's only trauma center you have answered a call many times in many ways to demonstrate our support by being there today on behalf of my colleagues at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital i want to thank you for the most part evefrooerment eve dools will inspire future philanthropic to the national and global leader to today, i humanly ask you to make donation now you'll see the cards is on your table right in front of you so today, i humbly sky to make a donation everyone at the hospital seize and feels a difference awhile most importantly our patients and their londved ones we have answered the call when earthquake in loma prieta in 1989 when patients are injured and the accidents we answer the call and firefighters or police officers are injured we answer the call we'll answer the call if any one of you have injured could i or is next day when a plane crashes asdz san francisco general hospital and receives 66 victims on with an todday

. >> it seems like 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 hundre

base -- they called san francisco -- san francisco confirmed that the wind still existed. then they send somebody to pick them up. at the time -- i'm not even sure san francisco new that they had a ice hold at that point. >> because san francisco was not talking with ice, right? >> san francisco is talking with the federal bureau of prisons. it is not clear if whether or not during those conversations, the federal bureau of prisons told san francisco -- by the way, he has a ice hold. we all know that. so we picked him up. we brought him back. he gets fingerprinted. the fingerprints go to the fbi. and ice goes from there. >> you have proposed changing things -- or a policy at the sheriffs department to prevent this from happening again. it is meeting resistance at the board of supervisors. >> it is. >> where are we with that? >> i have been doing a lot of background work. i have been looking at all of the notification request that have been coming in. it is about five per week that we generally get. i have been seeing if they would set my eligibility requirements -- being n

francisco, working in san francisco, delivering san francisco project. there simply made a business decision to incorporate this particular llc out of nevada. they are here, if you like to address the question to them but i do want to speak for the business decision on their behalf if you would like >> the company is open about the fact that it's up a shell company in another state to flout some of our existing local laws? is a business decision? i mean that's like a buddy set up a shell in another state because they want to avoid either taxes or regulations that they don't like in the state of california. the city and county of san francisco. >> my name is juan carlos wallace with the works. we are at san francisco company. we were formed in san francisco two years ago. as mr. updike has mentioned, it's a common practice performed entity specific to project in real estate and many of them are formed in delaware. many of them are formed in nevada and other states. we had pay taxes in san francisco and make it a little bit of background about ourselves be

san francisco. i have many more years than the rest of you were born and raised in san francisco. i've seen, actually, it's true that over the years you really can see the results of the small budget for parks and recreation at the services are not there anymore. the conditions of some of the parks have really gone downhill. again, it's not seen over one decade or two but many many decades. when i was growing up i think supervisor farrell also has some of this experience of how the parks and recreation programming was much much stronger than it is today. there was a lot more staff members providing services. the clubs were run by steve parker now, this parks and recreation system has to rent out just about every single thing they can rent out to just balance their budget. so, i am hoping that maybe this is the beginning of a reversal, where we go back to the golden days of parks and recreation. i don't want to see everything reverts back to what it used to the is a lot of times a lot of things are n

francisco, working in san francisco, delivering san francisco project. there simply made a business decision to incorporate this particular llc out of nevada. they are here, if you like to address the question to them but i do want to speak for the business decision on their behalf if you would like >> the company is open about the fact that it's up a shell company in another state to flout some of our existing local laws? is a business decision? i mean that's like a buddy set up a shell in another state because they want to avoid either taxes or regulations that they don't like in the state of california. the city and county of san francisco. >> my name is juan carlos wallace with the works. we are at san francisco company. we were formed in san francisco two years ago. as mr. updike has mentioned, it's a common practice performed entity specific to project in real estate and many of them are formed in delaware. many of them are formed in nevada and other states. we had pay taxes in san francisco and make it a little bit of background about ourselves be

san francisco. i have many more years than the rest of you were born and raised in san francisco. i've seen, actually, it's true that over the years you really can see the results of the small budget for parks and recreation at the services are not there anymore. the conditions of some of the parks have really gone downhill. again, it's not seen over one decade or two but many many decades. when i was growing up i think supervisor farrell also has some of this experience of how the parks and recreation programming was much much stronger than it is today. there was a lot more staff members providing services. the clubs were run by steve parker now, this parks and recreation system has to rent out just about every single thing they can rent out to just balance their budget. so, i am hoping that maybe this is the beginning of a reversal, where we go back to the golden days of parks and recreation. i don't want to see everything reverts back to what it used to the is a lot of times a lot of things are n

francisco port commission, i grew up in northern california and left my heart in san francisco bh i was a young girl on a special visit to the city to visit family. my husband marcos who like me is a child of greek immigrant parents was born and raised in san francisco. we have made our life here for most of the last 16 years, raising our two children and being part of the civic life of this great city. like many first generation san franciscans, i feel grateful this beautiful, vibrant and ever evolving city is my home. san francisco's waterfront is one of its greatest and most important features, it is a multi-faceted gateway to the city, seeped in history, it includes some of the important sites tourism not just in san francisco but for the whole state of california, its business operations are robust, generating revenues that supports its extensive portfolio of more than 350 buildings along 7.5 miles of property and of course the waterfront plays a critical role in the lives of families who reside in the many diverse neighborhoods which abut the waterfront, stretching from north

we are seeing lighter traffic in san francisco. looks like the main rush of san francisco drivers leaving the city was around 3:00 this afternoon. and in the sillicon valley, just outside san francisco levi's stadium, remember tasman drive is closed just outside the stadium between the convention center and and another road. that's your commute. liz. >>> there's a few showers going on not raining right here. but we'll see what happens. >> we'll see a few showers this evening. but i'll tell you what, it is going to be such a different feel to our weather this weekend compared to the quite chilly past couple of days. it's been chilly 30s and 40s at night and we have seen highs in the 50s. after these showers tonight and early tomorrow morning, whole different ballgame. can you say hello to the 70s? 70s coming to the bay area starting this weekend. we'll check the radar now. this front was much more active to our north. it is losing its jet stream support thus losing energy in the atmosphere. you can see it breaking up over san pablo

your drive from san rafael into san francisco looking good, under 20 minutes. we'll look at the golden gate when we come back. >>> i'll drink to that. some of the best bartenders in the country spent their weekend in san francisco raising money for breast cancer research. >> look at her intensity. >> she's ready to go. abc 7 was there, 20 bartenders, all of them women, shook cocktails against the clock. the fundraiser targets breast cancer survivors and those who know someone with the disease. >> we donated our efforts to raise $450,000 in the last four years for the fight. >> the bartenders competed in timed heats. judges were on hand. if you're listening, i'm available next year if you need someone. for those who feel there is a woman to blame for that lost shaker of salt, today is your day. >> that is a deep cut right there. looking for that shaker of salt, yeah. put on those flip-flops, make your way to margaritaville. today is national margarita day. if you like it frozen or on the rocks, we don't discriminate. make sure you responsibly enjoy today. >>> ma

francisco and in fact it wasn't all good for san francisco. i think we can all talk about the benefits for the city as a whole and think as was said by someone in the press, great cities throw great parties. i'm totally down with that and we are a great city and should be a host for great events but understand-if you have a great house and want to make it available for parties you want to know what the damage will be because there will be damage. don't treat your house the way they treat their own house. they love going to other peoples houses- >> considering the demographic does it make sense to have it so squarely in the sent center of town where it interrupts commerce? >> that is the biggest thing we need to learn from is-you could argue if we distributed throughout the city we distribute the pain but it was very intensifyed there and in fact they probably-it became known that the voneue got too full and they turned people away and talked about how difficult it was to get through the security gauntlet. i think a lot didn't show up for that

level and only want to have more san francisco rents it is san francisco incomes excuse me. but you it is a feasibility study and so in my opinion users how steady am i is it better it is lower or covers for people or san francisco specific number better for forgot the administration in terms of the reach the effectiveness of the program which number it better. >> again, i think i know in our 100 percent affordable projects we've reached a huge range not huge range but the wide range from zero to 60 and so where we see on which unadjust chart is sort of immaterial to the fact we're able to serve low income people 92 percent of the housing we produce the non-restricted tax credit units again, i think that you can use this chart the question is 55 percent of e-mail or one and 40ers ami where we want to be or should those numbers be lower i think that it is really a question of faebeasibility anals in the market-rate development e development you have to pay tax credits sorry pay property taxes your basically covering the operating experience expenses so let's serve people at 5

san francisco in the global spotlight. broncos fan, larry, is going home without a voice. >> obviously i was there. i gave everything i had. >> reporter: larry and buddy, ron, say their trip here amazing. >> people here, they're awesome. >> we actually went to detroit for the super bowl there, and ten years ago, and it wasn't anything like this. the plumbing was horrible, they weren't did for anything. here it was -- they definitely knew what they were doing. >> reporter: the hard numbers aren't in yet, but experts say many hotels were booked. the city packed with visitors. >> if you walked around san francisco like i did over the weekend, you saw people everywhere, people excited about it. residents and visitors alike. so we're very pleased and we think it was a great event for san francisco. something we can all be proud of. >> reporter: super bowl host officials already say let's do it again. >> we were very clear from the very beginning we did not want this to be a one and done, did not want this to be a super bowl and

cornell barnard shows,000s packed into san francisco for two your concerts. >> how you doing, san francisco? >> perry walked crowd at super bowl city and thousands of fans listened to the country band with the unique sound. ali would miss it. >> i love them and have been waiting to see them a long-term and now i am finally here. it is awesome seeing them in our backyard. >> super bowl city was packed with people showing how much they love the super bowl and not everyone and pull off a balloon hat. >> so many wonderful people visiting and now to get folks from out of the town. >> miles away there was traffic and big lines to see the dave matthews pands performing at pier 70. ♪ what you want >> super bowl week is a great time to see dave. >> we have listened to him for 20 years. we will see him eight times this year. we are reliveing our mid-1990s. all the nfl experience is getting crowded with rival fans who have come to the bay area. to win. >> go broncos. >> panthers. >> super bowl 50 is days away. in san francisco, cornell barnard abc7. >> if you missed the concerts there are plenty mor

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

no fog across san francisco. and that's going to mean for a warm day even record setting possibly in some locations. we'll talk about that full weekend forecast and get you into that super bowl coming up after this. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) roger goodell isn town r the super bowl. he held his annual state of the >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell is in town for the super bowl. he held his state of the nfl address yesterday where he put the focus on the oakland raiders. . this is a live look at the kol se seem in oakland. they hope a deal can be worked out. and goodell made a promise to do what he could to keep the raiders in oakland. christie smith has more from the commissioner's controversial speech. >> it's very much a priority for us. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell made a pledge to both oakland and san diego. >> to mark davis, to the mayor of oakland and san diego, to do every

this is san francisco, all of us. these will be pointed out here with extreme focus that greg suhr is trying to detective the residents of san francisco into thinking that the murder execution by sfpd of mario woods is an issue of an imperfect a legal police policy of use of force directive. a slick performance behind closed doors with public relations consultants tailoring a carefully styled production for the cameras. it is no different than what he had to say about the an acquiring of tasers of the sfpd. he stated the use of tasers would have prevented the death of mario woods and would the use of night sticks done the same thing? immediately after the murder of mario woods that he was hit three times with a beanbag. he like end that to be hit at 450 miles per hour. mario woods was already incapacitated. he could barely stand straight and told us mario was pepper prayed and sure enough half blind. any teenager at that point could have walked up to mario in his risk with a 30-inch nightstick, standard police equipme

in san francisco, leanne melendez, "abc7 news." >>> it's happened again in san francisco. a thief stole a federal agent ice hand gun from a car. immigration and custom enforcement or i.c.e. will only say they reported the missing weapon to police and federal authorities. you recall a theft that was used to kill this woman, kate steinle in san francisco back in july. an undocumented immigrant is accused of the murder. >>> a violent sexual predator will live in hotels across contra costa county following a judge's order to release him. he was convicted of sex offenses against young boys between 1989 and 1995. he will stay at five different hotels and no stay can exceed five days. bates must be released by march 21. >>> african-american leaders will gather sunday night to discuss what to do next after a police officer dismissed for his threatening tweets was reinstated. officer phil white is back on the job but not the street. david louie is live with police headquarters. an arbitrator overturned his dismissal. >> reporter: yes, that's big news here. at first he was suspended

to help and benefit san francisco as a whole especially the fathers and mothers in san francisco thank you for your time >> thank you. next speaker, please good evening, commissioners i'm peter hartman a resident homeowner and also chair of the ocii transbay advisory committee as you've heard the citizens advisory committee approved the height increase in our january meeting the main reasons why we did see were first and foremost because of the increase in the number of housing units 73, 60 persons will be below-market-rate and felt this was extremely important given the current issues of the cost in our city we secondly, we found the effective shadows on rincon park and the other parks in the city to be amuse we found the higher building height is really very much in keeps very much with the surrounding character of the 74th annual memorial day neighborhood as development whethn we came up wh the original plan 13 or 14 years ago that was surface parking lots and at that time, three hundred foot building seemed very the idea of a three hundred foot building is bold now it is modest bec

it's in the high 30s in concord, 49 in san francisco. the winds today will be slight out of the east 5 to 10 miles per hour. the numbers will be warmer in the high 50s and mid-60s. and if you do want to come on out to super bowl city, we welcome you out here. we'll have more on the forecast coming up but right now let's send it over to gianna. >>> good morning. happy friday. conditions at the altamont pass towards the dublin interchange, it is "friday light" so good news there. we have roadwork in oakland eastbound 580 ramp to westbound 9 0 closed until 5:00. >>> today santa clara university will again offer free vaccinations to students in hopes of preventing a meningitis outbreak. more than 1,000 students lined up for the shots there yesterday and food was offered to those in line. as that happened, scu announced a third student has been infected with the disease. the latest now from mark sayre >>> reporter: as the vaccination clinic stretched into the night there was no let-up in the line. santa clara university is urging all 5400 und

affordable housing here in san francisco. if you're a household of four making under $120,000 a year to qualify for affordable housing here in san francisco. yet, we are not meeting that need. we need to build 28,870 new housing units between 2015 and 2022 to keep up with the jobs were created here in the region which is a good thing. but 57% of these units need to be affordable to the majority of san franciscans for this growth in the bowman to work. need to build 60,000 units over the next seven years to make you for the housing need of working-class and middle-class san franciscans. these are not just the poorest in our community. it is our nurses. it's our teachers. it's entry-level office workers and engineers and small business owners. in 2014, the voters passed proposition k saying that we want to see that 33% of all new housing built in san francisco or protective housing through acquisition offer low and moderate income households. no we build an additional percentage for middle income house look at the voters are de

>> i'm rooting for san francisco! >> reporter: i like that! because the added business isn't just a win for yvonne, but for her community. don't you just love her? now to be eligible for the had to be a minority women, veteran, or lgbt owned and registered with the city. all of the participants get to take a class in google so they can further their business through technology. by the way, yvonne, anne-marie, wants to one day own a food truck. >> i bet she can and jamie yuccas helping out in the kitchen in san francisco. thanks a lot. >>> a super bowl legend went undercover in a pr stint for lift. the car share service put 49ers receiver jerry rice behind the wheel to pick passengers up in san francisco. not even die-hard 49ers fans recognized the hall of famer. he even gets passengers to step out of the car for a dance before revealing his true identity! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the tough security measures at super bowl 50. we will show you new technology being used to keep the game safe. plus, the big busine

i'm terry mason a alumni from city college of san francisco and san francisco state of a alumni lowell of 1979 a 8 year veteran teacher we know there is racism and we know teachers with racist i were the hallways they didn't want to take with me you know we all know it exists and the first i deal with that everyday the teachers with first aid find african-american students i've been a teacher for 18 years we have an example two students are fighting and they have to - i tell my students get up and move stop fighting we know that racism exists on the campus and there are racist teachers they've been there since i was born we need to realize that blac black lives matter and that is a nice - we hear statement attelle time we know that the teachers are racist we know the black students are sdremendiscriminat against i'm a teacher for 18 years we know that exist is not a new subject we know the teachers are racist and the students are sdriementd this is happening on the school ground okay. so what with r are we going to do. >> (clapping). >> good evening president haney and superintendent c

i'm with a walk san francisco. i'm here today to support item 31 on automated speed enforcement encourage all to do the same thing supervisor mar and yee for sponsoring the legislation and invite you all to cosponsor the legislation as well. i know many of you have experienced or met people experienced traffic violence or been victims and you know firsthand the devastation the results from dangerous road design, dangerous streets and traffic injuries. so, we know that speed is at the core of these traffic injuries and fatalities. over 20% of all injuries and fatalities result from speed. we have a tool that works in over 140 communities across the united states, right now that tool automated speed enforcement is not allowed in the state of california. so we are urging our state delegation to sponsor this legislation so that we can be allowed to use automated speed enforcement here in san francisco. it is been extremely effective in washington dc, in just 10 years over 70% of fatalities were traffic fatalities dropp

francisco y san josÉ, tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. para ejercer el derecho al voto, los mexicanos necesitan una credencial de elector. para realizar la gestiÓn ahora no tendrÁ que viajar a mÉxico, como era la costumbre, ya que desde el lunes 8 de febrero los consulados mexicanos de san francisco, san josÉ y otras 14 ciudades en estados unidos estarÁn habilitados para realizar el trÁmite. >> en realidad solamente tendrÁn que hacer una cita, hoy por hoy hacemos una prueba que funciona con todos los que vienen a hacer un trÁmite para documento, ya sea matrÍcula pasaporte. les damos la posibilidad de hacer la solicitud. flavio: en estados unidos viven cerca de 11 millones de mexicanos, muchos no tienen aÚn la credencial de elector porque no podÍan dejar de regreso a mÉxico, ahora podrÁ realizar el trÁmite en los consulados mexicanos gratuitamente, para eso los clientes documentos: >> requerimos certificado de nacimiento original, vamos a procesar la solicitud. mÉxico va a revisar el sistema, los documentos. el instituto nac

not san francisco. so out of all the super bowl events, i was coming to santana row. >> reporter: earlier tonight the line outside levi stadium was long. none of the people had tickets to the game. they just wanted to be a part of it. >> that's a good one. you like that. >> yeah. >> reporter: and the merchandise flying off the shelves at the mobile nfl shop at the convention center parking lot. there we found some die-hard panthers fans from north carolina. this is just been like a dream come true. our entire season has been unbelievable. we have had so much fun. >> reporter: this couple staying with friends in hillsborough paid $1,800 each for end zone seats. thrilled it's in the bay area. >> it's warm, sunny weather. >> we were so glad. as soon as we came off down the street all we saw was the sign over there that said keep pounding and we felt like home. >> reporter: these fans are staying at a hotel in walnut creek. they don't have tickets to the game yet, but that's okay. also okay, business at but

it's heading to san francisco in march of next year. and they rapped their acceptance speech. >> one of our coworkers keeps telling me, you have to go see hamilton. said it was fantastic. >> he said get on a plane and just go. now i'm thinking about it. >> it's coming here. >> it's all over twitter. >> but it's new york. >> it's a different experience. >> i was trying to do something nice. >> belted valentine's day gift. >> go ahead. >> let us know how it ends. >> that's our show for this morning. see you at noon. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show"! >> the kids have come to play today! >> you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. >> with all due respect, have -- >> my girls are always turned out. >> i give it to you straight, no change, sir. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: now, here's -- wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: uh-huh! okay.

of san francisco. we were in china town to ring in the year of the monkey. chineseeá zodiac the monkey is innovative quick moving and occasionally mischievous. >> happy new year. tonight votes cast in the nation first primary of the campaign season. still ahead at 11:00 we have the results from the tiny new hampshire town where people line up before midnight. >> plus raking in cash. playing video games meet the professionals who make a living playing the games they love. >> beyonce bay area dignity we get an inside look at the south bay home. the mega star rented during the superbowl stay. >> first though here's a look what's come up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live". >> thanks. here's proof we really did do some work today. when you pounce on the man and then you have them down on the ground. >>m#/ñ super weird. somebody who doesn't know somebody who doesn't know football it's super ♪(rock music) the steakhouse thickburger. onion strings, blue cheese and a1 sauce on a burger. at carl's jr. thanks man

beatriz: recalcaron la crisis de calidad de inquilinos se casa en san francisco. una ciudad que en estas Últimas semanas estÁ en los ojos de la naciÓn y el mundo con las festividades del super tazÓn que se juega maÑana santa clara. se mete parte de la protesta tuvo que ver con el nuevo recinto deportivo. >> levantando atenciÓn de que el estado estÁ contratando agentes de seguridad sin uniÓn. trayendo por abajo de los estÁndares de la uniÓn que "hemos estado levantando. beatriz: los reclamos eran muchos. >> es el Único estado en todo el paÍs de california donde los trabajadores no tienen protecciÓn de la unión de sus sueldos y seguridad de trabajo y todo esto estÁ en riesgo todos los dÍas. beatriz: los salarios no alcanzan, indicaron. >> estÁn grabando bien para sobrevivir, su trabajo dificilÍsimo que a travÉs del tiempo se agota cuerpo luego no se aguanta. beatriz: segÚn los regidores de la movilizaciÓn de hoy, desde el aÑo 2000, 8000 personas latinas han sido desplazada del Área porque no podÍan costear los alquileres. los dejamos con las

i just spoke to san francisco police. they say they have hit capacity by just haven't given me the final confirmation. we're very close to it. i want to show you the crowds. we're at washington street and the embarcadero. we did speak to folks who got here early and they are happy they did it. once you made it through these long lines -- [ cheers ] >> reporter: fans were primed and ready to go at super bowl city. how many hours of sleep have you had? >> four. >> reporter: but you're ready to go? good. >> awesome to be here, to see them at the super bowl. >> reporter: good thing they are inside now. >> super bowl city is closed. >> reporter: with san francisco police turning away thousands last night, super bowl city hitting its capacity and it could happen again tonight. as you may have seen last night, it got so big at a certain point, they couldn't let anymore people in because it was a safety issue and we expect that to happen again with alisha keys. with people here, they saw the large crowds last night and that's why

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san francisco 50. it's going to be another warm one and possibly more records set just like we had the past couple days. but we will have a little bit of slight cooling through the rest of the week. we've reached the peak of the high temperatures. still very warm out there today. we'll talk more about this and a look ahead as we go closer to, what is it, valentine's day. forget the holiday. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening on the roads. >> better you than me. over here in the bay area, the area past the coliseum, traffic flows well. northbound 880 nicely towards the bay bridge where the meters lights are on. southbound picking up volume. the san mateo bridge to the south, the bay bridge and the maze, heavier than last week on a tuesday. more cars heading towards san francisco but nothing dramatic. a build past golden gate at the top of your screen. move your map down looking at the slower drive towards hayward and the san mateo bridge. west 92 picks up the volume. there's the trival

teacher in san francisco. she says her work's been affected since she was forced out of her apartment in december. >> if i did not have to go through this eviction during the school year, then my time and my students would be much better served. >> reporter: she may be able to move back into her place after the land lord finishes repairs. but those who gathered on the steps of city hall today say anyone who works for any school in the city, public, private, parochial, janitors or educators, should not be kicked out of their home during the academic year. there's already a similar law protecting families with children being displaced until summer break. the supervisor is behind the new legislation and says while many san francisco tenants deserve protections, the challenge is unique for those who work at schools. >> san francisco cannot be a world class city without a world class education system. and to have a world class education system, you need to have educators living in the city. >> the executive directo