francisco they have in the rest of the country so our goal to 257bd or expand out of the san francisco in los angeles and then after that who know. >> we'd never want to tell people want to do or eat only provide the skills and the tools in case that's something people are 2rrd in doing. >> you can't buy a box of psyche you have to put them in the right vein and direction with the right kids with a right place address time those kids don't have this you have to instill they can do it they're good enough now to finding out figure out and find the future for >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks at good and tastes good and it is good in my mouth pretty amazing. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am the executive chef i've been here as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program if you walk up to my one on the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >

san francisco in the mid-women of the san francisco fire departments. mayor lee, mayor brown, chief hayes white, all the folks who are here from our fire commission, my elected colleagues. the centennial celebrations are rarity out here. and about outpost of this great nation nation known as san francisco. so, it is time to celebrate and reflect and that the measure, be prepared for what's ahead. but 150 years ago, those who founded the san francisco fire department had a fairly simple mission. fire prevention and fire cessation. but who could've known 150 years ago would someday be a neighborhood merchant see response team everyone's favorite item, in creation of the 1989 earthquake. who could have imagined that we would now have outreach programs to do environmental degradation around our city for nearly 1 children one in 4 children in bayview doing with asthma? for that matter the san francisco unified school district would argue with the san francisco fire, to great cpr training in our now ninth-grade curriculum. but i think probably one of the hard

francisco was the financial center bart was designed around san francisco to bring workers to san francisco and then a change in silicon valley and others centers and san francisco kept a pretty substantial economic base they didn't see the changes of the other cities but the resurgence and the economic growth and the transportation of the character of the city i think that is a new horizon so not just a service center that was a substantial service center but a new layer of not just technology but amenity and entertainment a big components of what san francisco offering to the region and to the growth and that has come with all kinds of prelims for the city and beyond so i want to flag a couple of components what we're facing and what the tone of that update we've talked about how economic changes we go through circles and periods of economic growth we implement the 2013 it was still kind of on the recovery so the new dynamics are here with the employment growth so san francisco added more than one hundred thousand we compared that to housing san francisco has added substantial housing but

that is 1/5 of its listings in all of san francisco. local law say homeowners are allowed only to list their primary residence for short-term rentals. airbnb says last year it did remove 118 questionable listings from its site in san francisco. reporting live from san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> community leaders in berkeley met today to discuss violence at a troubled intersection. earlier this month a gunman shot a man outside a liquor store at the intersection of delaware street and san pablo. berkeley city council members say two stores seem to be nag n magnets for the crime. including a pop eye's restaurant. something needs to be done to make that intersection safe again. >> we can't have people passing out on the street, we can't have people shooting one another, we can't have women going home from work being harassed. that has to stop. >> the city wants to add surveillance cameras and possibly staff a security guard to help keep the area safe. >>> a's fans got quite a surprise when they showed up at

to the rich diversity have to the rich diversity of san francisco you may know that san francisco is the tagalog official language in 2014 but this resolution is an important step it establishes the strategic and economic plan for the filipinos as an original center for commerce this resolution will help extend auto the migration as you may know the contents of 2000 over 40 thousand filipinos and it has decreased to 36 thousand three hundred 47 with about more than 5 thousand filipinos in district 6 clustered in the filipino area we lost about almost 10 percent in 10 years and stilt losing filipinos leaving san francisco this is the solution a major step in stabilizing the filipino residents. >> thank you but the businesses have is to be nourished and established i hope we can put together a vibrant and exciting soma filipinos in san francisco. >> thank you commissioner mondejar for your support and leadership. >> good afternoon. i'm july 4th i live and work the south of market i'm very happy to be here to express any support for the filipino cultural heritage district resolution fil

we see several boxes depicting san francisco, san jose. soon enough most of us are going to be hit with showers this morning. >> kari hall tracking the radar for us. how long can we expect this rain to stick around? >> it will be off and on all throughout the morning and early this afternoon. now we are seeing that rain moving through the north bay as it is making things wet on the roadways. also moving into san francisco and just now approaching the east bay. a closer look at the north bay. we can see that the rain has been scattered, and not everyone has seen it so far. as you head down 101 from novato, the roads may be slick. also through san francisco and approaching san mateo, starting to move into the east bay.ç a look at the microclimates. we do have cloudy skies. temperatures don't move much today. only staying in the low 60s for the north bay and san francisco. upper 60s for the tri-valley. i'll detail the rain and what else to expect. the wind kicking up across the bridges. >> you can't see that on the radar. you are watching t

temperatures, speaking of san francisco icons there's one. golden gate bridge right now 72 degrees, sunshine. also sunny looking from the north bay back into san francisco. 73 degrees. and into san jose right now, still pretty warm. it's 82 degrees and over towards dublin 79. one more stop very busy in oakland right now. you've got warriors and a's. right now 73 degrees. gorgeous for the a's game with first pitch temperatures in the low 70s. tomorrow morning our morning temperature in san francisco will be 60 degrees. the average high temperature is 62. so we're starting off with these mild temperatures, breezy in the hills. then by lunch time already approaching 80 around the bay quarter on our way to some low to mid 90s around the south bay. san jose near 90 degrees. look at san francisco not really not much help from a sea breeze tomorrow. late in the day you'll see the winds turn briefly on shore. mid 80s around downtown. close to 90 redwood city. north bay we're seeing the temperatures soar into the mid and upper 90s. what we have right

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francisco project open hand and salvation army and san francisco harris or human services and the san francisco food banks and 70 and st. anthony's and tndc and u crook for vulnerable populations and many organizations as i said access to food is a human right and i'm really pleased that san francisco is in the leads on this issue moopthd many cities in the country and the nation to the agenda fires we'll hear from paula jones from the department of public health department and from the human services agency and listened from the aging & adult services and sister i didn't from sf and karen from the the en episcopal and one of the task force from the food bank i believe there might be a few others before jumping into public comment with that, i'm going to turn it over to ms. paula jones. >> thank you supervisor mar so far holding this hearing and chair farrell chair farrell and supervisor yee i'd like to thank the members of the public and the representatives if other city axes agencies that work together to make sure our residents are food secure wanted to thank nick from supervisor m

to the rich diversity have to the rich diversity of san francisco you may know that san francisco is the tagalog official language in 2014 but this resolution is an important step it establishes the strategic and economic plan for the filipinos as an original center for commerce this resolution will help extend auto the migration as you may know the contents of 2000 over 40 thousand filipinos and it has decreased to 36 thousand three hundred 47 with about more than 5 thousand filipinos in district 6 clustered in the filipino area we lost about almost 10 percent in 10 years and stilt losing filipinos leaving san francisco this is the solution a major step in stabilizing the filipino residents. >> thank you but the businesses have is to be nourished and established i hope we can put together a vibrant and exciting soma filipinos in san francisco. >> thank you commissioner mondejar for your support and leadership. >> good afternoon. i'm july 4th i live and work the south of market i'm very happy to be here to express any support for the filipino cultural heritage district resolution fil

the san francisco agency tells the "san francisco chronicle" they got the measurements wrong. it should be done in days at cost of $745,000. >> each year americans face changes to the tax code and 2015 is no different. you can expect no radical change but tweaks. the deadline is monday, april 18. here is michael finney. all the good news if you put things off tax day is monday april 18. under federal law tax day is pushed back if there is a conflict with a federal holiday. had year emancipation day gives americans an extra weekend to drunk the numbers. if you live in a state that celebrates patriot's day it is april 19th. the people at for not having qualified health care coverage goes up and goes up big time. >> if you did not have coverage you will see the penalties double to what they were last year. >> because of the affordable care act there will be a couple of new forms, an employee issued of new forms, an employee issued document, 1095 do not need to send the forms in. if you received an advance premium tax credit this was government help to pay for coverage through a h

. >> 59 if san francisco. hayward right now is 60. warm temperatures. that will launch us into the 90s in the south bay. san jose, hour by hour, starting in the 50s. to 70 by 11:00 and we stay if the low 90s through early afternoon. by 4:00 this afternoon we are hot. inland to around the bay. even the coast is equally as warm in the upper 70s to lower 80s. >> metering lights are turned on and traffic is stacked beyond the macarthur maze and we do have golden gate field into san francisco at 20-minute drive time. coming off of the bay bridge and the san francisco side harrison off-ramp and this was a motorcycle down and it look like it is partly blocking the last lane the i were a not shing much low traffic around there so maybe it is cleared. we will check back with c.h.p. if san jose we will see if that traffic has recovered on 101 from an early accident. >> just in case you are not quite up, drew said 90s. in april. record-protecting heat. we will see if people have been paying attention. matt is in san jose. that will be a hot spot. >> yes, it will.

francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the

francisco and that serves everybody in san francisco. so want to bring donna oppen i want to thank her and her friends that are here and her husband brian kayhill to honor donna today proclaiming today as donna cahill day. donna. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor yee it is clear to me with this really is about that the fact that young children are youngest citizens are growing up in poverty in san francisco. and, without holy family day home and programs like holy family day home they will continue to lead the rest of their lives in poverty. we truly are ending that cycle. it takes time. it takes effort. it takes love. and, it takes a community it takes this board of supervisors it takes my board of directors who gives their free time. my staff who gives their careers. to really and the cycle of poverty. it takes an investment. >>i am proud to work in san francisco with the board of supervisors like this that understands the importance of that investment because in so many ways you have all back to us and supported us. and we have a lo

francisco project open hand and salvation army and san francisco harris or human services and the san francisco food banks and 70 and st. anthony's and tndc and u crook for vulnerable populations and many organizations as i said access to food is a human right and i'm really pleased that san francisco is in the leads on this issue moopthd many cities in the country and the nation to the agenda fires we'll hear from paula jones from the department of public health department and from the human services agency and listened from the aging & adult services and sister i didn't from sf and karen from the the en episcopal and one of the task force from the food bank i believe there might be a few others before jumping into public comment with that, i'm going to turn it over to ms. paula jones. >> thank you supervisor mar so far holding this hearing and chair farrell chair farrell and supervisor yee i'd like to thank the members of the public and the representatives if other city axes agencies that work together to make sure our residents are food secure wanted to thank nick from supervisor m

francisco currently one and 5 street trees in san francisco part of urban forest and having a great urban forest is important for the communities height and this has a lot of healthy trees yet we treat your street trees in particular as if they're an afterthought the city has a terrible policy where we require that the adjacent property owners be responsible for and care for the tree whether or not the owner planted the try or whether or not the owner wants the tree and whether or not the owner has a physical or financial capacity to care for the tree you're not only required to care but fix the broken sidewalks and liable if anyone is injured because of the broken sidewalk or a tree problem so what this policy does narration to be unfair to property owners particularly to lower income and the senior property owners is insures the climate of unified awhile some pertains do a phenomenal job caring for the trees others do nothing or they hire the cheapest arborist that go ahead and mutilates the tree as a result, the urban forest is shrinking when it should be growing and as we've see

san francisco and increased 55%. by no means addressing the situation under streets is acceptable at all. i think any event resident were personal works in our city thinks that weight believes it to be the case, but were moving in the right direction and it's time we start acting things. i look for to working all my colleagues . those with type of legislation policy proposal budget allocations are fully support. not to say we should be spending our shelter opportunities. it was announcement of the 2nd navigation center the other week. it's important to note the shelter navigation center is only as good as housing exit on the back in. that's the only way it works. without those housing exit several people miss allocating scarce resources lessening our city's ability to positively impact those are cpi very mission we much appreciate the intent of the pros on continue to work my colleagues with advocates on homelessness. san francisco provided concrete solutions that make a difference in our neighborhoods. >> president

francisco because it is pretty much who live in san francisco and look like san francisco so we're very, very great deal aggressively in the schools some of the kids were hired in 1994 for the first jobs program in the mission are now police officers the cadets that become police cadets in the academy that farm system fulsome u, if you will, of the public high schools in san francisco is actually the bulwark of our recruiting efforts to get young people from san francisco into the police department we agree they make the best police officers for san francisco. >> and you don't have to have the numbers day i'm curious of the numbers of the beat program that make it through the academy and become police officers. >> maybe i can tell you who is in and planning to be in. >> that would be great. >> our next slide on body worn cameras none can get body worn cameras nobody wants them out fast enough they were funded in last year's budget thank you very much the department drafted a body worn camera policy for the police commission the police commission lead a collaborative process and adopted

san francisco 55. through tomorrow's forecast, we'll keep that chance of rainfall all the way through the afternoon. best chance, though, of any thunderstorms happening would be up to the north bay and 61 degrees for a high. the mid and upper 80s to start the week to tomorrow just low 60s. now let's get you into that timeline much our futurecast. you can see once again for tomorrow morning, the best chance of any measurable rainfall first off would be marin, napa and sonoma counties. the yellow indicating some of the heavier pockets. once we hit 8:00 in the morning, contra costa, alameda, san francisco, san mateo counties seeing the line of rainfall moving through the heart of the commute. then by 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning, last on tap for the wet weather will be san jose and fremont. here's the interesting thing. after the morning hours, we'll see a slight chance here at severe weather in the afternoon that could fire off some thunderstorms. so from 1:00 to 5:00 tomorrow, we may get a stray lightn

francisco they have in the rest of the country so our goal to 257bd or expand out of the san francisco in los angeles and then after that who know. >> we'd never want to tell people want to do or eat only provide the skills and the tools in case that's something people are 2rrd in doing. >> you can't buy a box of psyche you have to put them in the right vein and direction with the right kids with a right place address time those kids don't have this you have to instill they can do it they're good enough now to finding out figure out and find the future for >> i'm your host of "culturewire," and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is inc

francisco o san francisco and not adding to the number of tobacco outlets it is simply allowing a long time existing use to move a few hundred feet away from something outside of their control in terms of landlord i think whether it was raising represented or bring in a higher paying tenants that so often happens into our neighborhood businesses those days unfortunately, this is a good opportunity for us to support a small family owned neighborhood business without undermining our goals in the legislation around reducing but number of tobacco outlets i'm happy to support this and send it out with a positive recommendation. >> thank you seeking a seeing no other public comment public comment is closed. there is a motion made to send this to the full board did you want to - let's do that unanimously. >> that motion passes unanimously this item will be going to the full board madam clerk item 2. >> amending the green building for the requirements of for energy. >> thank you supervisor wiener is the author of this item item 2 we'll speak and lead the discussion going forward. >> okay. than

francisco delta's in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning president buell and commissioners, jim [inaudible] native san francisco born and raised in the mission. i lived in san francisco my entire life and i raised 4 kids in the mission district. obviously you probably know this better than most of us, but soccer is a national past time in south america, central america and mexico and during the last 10 years there is a growing love affair in the lutino community with soccer. kids light up on the soccer field and has a positive impact. those that raised children in san francisco as i have, i have lived in san francisco my wlole life so i would know, it is very difficult to find a family venue, a positive family venueism you have this commission, this panel and all we have that bring quality of life to san franciscan and san francisco families. you now have that ability to make that decision here. i don't know the owner of the franchise but can tell you from what i see, he want

this is san francisco. we were walking our dog last week and we see a coyote by the reservoir and the city college. he's sitting there. he's not by himself. there are other coyotes. i think it's time to act and stop making all these platitudes about how we have to exist with these animals. they are wild animals. >> thank you very much. any other public comment? mr. donahue? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. ms. donahue, so, we've heard from the public and there is mixed opinions here. when it seems that -- i asked you earlier about what kind of resources we need. i think it was mark that mentioned how we actually collect the data? where the coyotes are, how many of them and so forth. if it's taking, we need to tag them, for instance, is that part of the plan? >> tagging is is not part of the plat at the moment. the presidio is working on that in their area. i think we woould, it's not easy to tag a coyote. you have to trap the coyote to tag the coyote. so i think

francisco 50 san jose cool than what we saw yesterday. seasonal temperatures in store later today and looking at dry weekend overall. we have chance for rain in the forecast. i will tell you in a bit. >>> fans mourning the loss of music icon prince gathering in paisley park in his hometown to share memories of the idol. the cause of death is a memory mystery -- is a mystery. toxicology reports could take several weeks. amc car my theater chains will show 1984 film purple rain and more than 160 locations nationwide. screening starting today through thursday amc metreon in san francisco has a shot at 2:00 . purple rain helped to make him of how -- a household name nearly $20 million at the box office winning an oscar for best original song. >>> details in the encryption battle between fbi and apple. justice department withdraws request for apple to reveal data from a cell phone late to a new york drug case. someone provided the passcode to the iphone and authorities asked the judge to order apple to cooperate. >>> high-speed chase across lo

francisco o san francisco and not adding to the number of tobacco outlets it is simply allowing a long time existing use to move a few hundred feet away from something outside of their control in terms of landlord i think whether it was raising represented or bring in a higher paying tenants that so often happens into our neighborhood businesses those days unfortunately, this is a good opportunity for us to support a small family owned neighborhood business without undermining our goals in the legislation around reducing but number of tobacco outlets i'm happy to support this and send it out with a positive recommendation. >> thank you seeking a seeing no other public comment public comment is closed. there is a motion made to send this to the full board did you want to - let's do that unanimously. >> that motion passes unanimously this item will be going to the full board madam clerk item 2. >> amending the green building for the requirements of for energy. >> thank you supervisor wiener is the author of this item item 2 we'll speak and lead the discussion going forward. >> okay. than

francisco so san mateo it will registration you and tell san francisco to remove the person's name california is in the opposite direction california thanks to the secretary of state and the city's goals has been doing everything we can to not see as problems, of course, in june we have the june primary but i've not seen that happen in the state of california. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much for this report mr. aguilar i thought very informative i have a couple of things to follow up on just to clarify citizens in california can vote as long as they're off parole. >> so people that are incarcerated from or not off patrol. >> right currently two states that allow this vermont and maine and so that's someone i was able to find in the research and looking at san francisco we're looking at the number of people of color especially men of color in state prisons it is one of those things to consider giving back those voting rights to people in prison or inmeats. >> if you could include in the next report the version of the report one the why tuesday movement of why changing the election

instead, we're seeing mid-to-upper 70s around downtown san francisco. and out to the west, clear skies, no sign of fog there, just some high clouds on approach around ocean, temperatures in the low 70s. in dublin right now, 79 degrees. east bay hills as warm as the mid-80s earlier. you see caster valley. and look at the sinking warm air towards alameda, upper 80s right now where the temperatures, actually, the air is pressed downward and it compresses, dries out and warms up and you can see that in the valleys of the east bay and south bay. numbers will up even more tomorrow, still close to almost 80 in san jose right now. you see hazy skies there. winds have been offshore. that's the reason why the temperatures even out to half moon bay still 70 right now. overall, 24-hour temperature change, 10 to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday around this time in oakland and san francisco, as winds are out of the north right now. again during the afternoon tomorrow, they will shift offshore. this is the lack of ocean air conditioning. we'll see temperatures here in

and so speed is an issue in san francisco. looking at fatal traffic collisions in san francisco over five years you can see the leading cause of fatal collisions account for about 25%, and about 20% of all severe injury collisions, so it's more than any other collision factor and we also know it's not captured in this chart, but through some research conducted by our partners at dph that speed is also largely a secondary collision factor in many fatal and severe injury collisions but officers can only check one box in a collision report which is a primary collision factor so it may say you know "violation of a pedestrian right-of-way" but a loolt of spiem times speed is a factor as well so prior to pursuing this policy we looked to see what other cities were doing to manage their speeding problems, and we found that over 140 communities in 14 states across the nation had automated speed enforement programs and these communities realized reductions in speeding including reductions in excessive speeds so vehicles traveling over

five teenagers swept out to sea at ocean beach in san francisco. three were recovered and in the hospital. two are still missing. rescue crews as you can see at ocean beach trying to locate the two 17-year-old boys. this all happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. we'll have the latest tonight at 11:00 for you on the search for those two missing teens. >> the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, every wonder what nature valley is made of? ♪ that's what we're made of. no artificial colors. no artificial flavors. no artificial sweeteners. nature valley granola bars. ♪ >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every three minutes, a child is born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in many countries, they can't get the surgery they need. >> interpreter: i feel bad when they stare at her. they say, "look how ugly she is." i feel very happy. i don't know how to explain it. she looks brand-new. >> interpreter: he gets upset when he drinks because it falls

san francisco at 58. parts of the city see rain. 60 in mountain view and san jose. 59. highs are spring like topping out in the 60, and some places could hit 70-degree mark. the storm-impact scale make as come back. we love that. we like the rain. friday evening into saturday, a "1" light storm on the storm-impact scale from .2-.9" rain. at 7:00 in the morning, cloud cover and much of friday is quiet. not until 5:00 or 6:00 on friday evening we have the height showers in the south bay, spreading north slowly and it is overnight to usually saturday morning and that is when the rain expands if coverage. it is light. we have scatter showers on saturday and on sunday, still, a chance of a little bit of wet weeks ago. we track the showers all day and evening right here and a (1) on storm-impact scale with showers possible on saturday and next storm is likely on wednesday. that is weather. sue? >>> good morning, if you travel the san mateo bridge, i have bad news. we had an early stall. it is just nearly stopped, bumper-to-bumper, the stall has been cheers so the travel time

san francisco, oakland and san jose so record high temperatures with a high of 83, san francisco broke record dating back to 1914. the firefighting agencies in northern california are worried about the increased fire danger in the coming months, checking the homes to eliminate the dead shrubbery around the properties. this will begin with the eastern county first and make their way to santa clara county over the next two weeks. fire danger syncrude -- fire danger includes tree limbs hanging over roots and dead shrubbery around the houses. >> did shrubbery and those with the larger yards need to start taking care of the launch and getting prepared. >> homeowners are advised to trim the branches that overhang over the house, and drought resistant plants that need water, and keep the brush less than 6 inches high. and the space should extend 100 feet from the property to ensure that the grass fires do not destroy your home. >> good advice. >> i spoke with somebody to come to the house to help me clear out the weeds. with all of the rain we have had, it's crazy.>>> 4:16 am is the time. >>>

francisco not the rest of the world my only comment and this is what i'll show you san francisco in 1941 man thank you. >> anyone wish to comment public comment is closed. colleagues a recommendation so supervisor yee. >> i think you were just about ready to put a slide up there les are looks like 6 things what was that for i don't hear you. >> yes. i have information that shows how the previous on call contract prior to this was was used as cash orders we've executed through that contract. >> you have copies of that. >> yes. we can get you copies. >> is it in here? what page is it on >> oh, this one sorry. >> i can - yeah, so this is the first page of one of two and this is the same information you have there and then on the second page 2 of 2. >> these projects which business was actually contracted to do this work. >> sure i have a breakdown by firmer as well the previous round of on calls we awarded 3 contracts to the previous on call these are the 3 primary consultants and is award to each team. >> i can't read it what does it say. >> the 91 guard consultants will be awarded $9

created by the edibles at the san francisco zoo, 50 paintings up -- created by the animals at the san francisco zoo, 50 paintings up for auction, and somebody art is available on ebay. it was created by dozens of animals and insects from cockroaches to chimpanzees. you can find more information on our website, ktvu.com to get more information.>> that is cool. >>> 4:49 am is the time. >>> new developments and a possible move for the oakland raiders, and the momentum is building when it comes to the possible relocation to las vegas. >>> welcome back. >>> several emergency responders are recovering from injuries they suffered while battling a massive apartment fire in arizona. it started at 6:00 saturday night, and look at the results, and it quickly destroyed the entire apartment complex. they are sifting through the rubble to find the evidence that could pinpoint the cause. one firefighter had minor injuries to his hands, and at least three had been treated for smoke inhalation. >>> shaping up to be a bit week as the raiders explore a possible move to las vegas. the owner mark davis wi

francisco. 67 in san jose. today, temperatures are not rising too far from where we are under a mix sun and clouds and mid-60s to mid-70s. the storm-impact scale is 1-3 from light to severe and the one coming tom and mainly on saturday is a "1" a light storm and scattered showers. most areas near a quarter-inch of rain. we will track a chance open saturday but, really, not a lot of rain just bringing in cooler air. the seven seven shows we are cooler and a chance of rain on friday and saturday and shower on saturday, perhaps, but monday, tuesday, and wednesday, temperature are in the 60s. >> 27 bart trains in service. all are on time. we have a lot sporting events today. giants and warriors and a's. take bart if you can. golden gate field re-instated the boat to at&t park today. ace train right now is running on time. ace train one leaving and headed to lathrop. all the green is if. road sensors show good traffic conditions. we have an accident involving a semi and car at stone valley road. partly blocking a la

check out the record highs yesterday, oakland, san francisco, redwood city, san francisco, 3-11 degrees cooler. tonight, dropping down to 58 at game. but if breezes. 66 if lake tahoe. 90s in palm springs. >> now check on the mass transit options this morning, bart cut 42 trains running on schedule with several bus cancellations with departure times re-tweeted for you. ace trains are run on schedule. no delays. metering lights are on 5:30 and from golden gate field to the city it is 20 minutes. a new accident in san francisco in a few minutes. >> police are looking out for a man would ran democratly attacked another man. it happened march 22 but police are just now asking for help. the victims with walking with his family when the man in this sketch helped out of car. he walk over, said what'sup and punched the victim in the face and got back in the vehicle and you can see the picture often right and he tube off. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of emmy award winning actress doris roberts. she worked in movies, theater and tv for six decades but post likely you kow her from "everybody l

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francisco project open hand and salvation army and san francisco harris or human services and the san francisco food banks and 70 and st. anthony's and tndc and u crook for vulnerable populations and many organizations as i said access to food is a human right and i'm really pleased that san francisco is in the leads on this issue moopthd many cities in the country and the nation to the agenda fires we'll hear from paula jones from the department of public health department and from the human services agency and listened from the aging & adult services and sister i didn't from sf and karen from the the en episcopal and one of the task force from the food bank i believe there might be a few others before jumping into public comment with that, i'm going to turn it over to ms. paula jones. >> thank you supervisor mar so far holding this hearing and chair farrell chair farrell and supervisor yee i'd like to thank the members of the public and the representatives if other city axes agencies that work together to make sure our residents are food secure wanted to thank nick from supervisor m

jose and 83 in san francisco, and 89 in san rafael. that is likely a new record. 94 at antioch. the first heat we have had this year. take it easy. sneak on the air conditioning. if you are outside a long-term, take breaks in the shade, drink plenty of water and checks pets and kids and elderly. sue? >>> good morning, 37 bart trips at to hour ten minutes past 5:00 a.m. and that is great, no delays, in problems, we checked with golden gate bridge and the ferry tomorrow they canceled for the opening day of the giants and now they have re-instated the terry if news for giants fans you have the option to get to at&t park tomorrow for opening delay. no delays with ace train in vasco on time, and we will look outside this is 87 in san jose light conditions beyond the s.a.p. center and julian exit. back with a look at the bay bridge in a couple of minutes. >> heartbreaking plea for school bus safety with big change for state leaders in your children's ride to school. >> the major development to >> the major development to protect the wildlife

francisco currently one and 5 street trees in san francisco part of urban forest and having a great urban forest is important for the communities height and this has a lot of healthy trees yet we treat your street trees in particular as if they're an afterthought the city has a terrible policy where we require that the adjacent property owners be responsible for and care for the tree whether or not the owner planted the try or whether or not the owner wants the tree and whether or not the owner has a physical or financial capacity to care for the tree you're not only required to care but fix the broken sidewalks and liable if anyone is injured because of the broken sidewalk or a tree problem so what this policy does narration to be unfair to property owners particularly to lower income and the senior property owners is insures the climate of unified awhile some pertains do a phenomenal job caring for the trees others do nothing or they hire the cheapest arborist that go ahead and mutilates the tree as a result, the urban forest is shrinking when it should be growing and as we've see

back to you. >> all right, jackie ward in san francisco, thank you. >>> a san francisco police shooting is now under investigation this morning. officers shot and killed a homeless man who had been living in a tent in the mission. when police tried to move him off the sidewalk he pulled a knife. arriving officers said they tried to subdue him with a beanbag gun. they said he charged and then they fired. it happened on shotwell street around 10:00 on thursday morning. a witness saw it happen outside her window. >> there were several shots fired and it just seemed like a disproportionate use of gunfire against a person who clearly was not trying to harm someone. >> she says she saw the homeless man on the ground the whole time and never appeared to threaten those officers. >>> esteban nunez could be out of jail by the end of the day for the murder of a bay area college student. nunez was initially sentenced to 16 years for the 2008 killing of luis santos a san diego state superintendent but political ties changed that. nunez's father is former assembly speaker fabian nunez a political all

reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> we reached out to the san francisco police department. representatives say they are not commenting. >>> decision delayed on changes to the route for california's bullet train. the new plan would shift the central valley starting point to merced and add a station near bakersfield. the first leg is still supposed to be from san jose's diridon station to the central valley. the high-speed rail board met in san jose today but pushed back the vote until next week in sacramento. the chairman told us about the biggest criticism he hears, lack of funding. >> we know the investors are there right now. the only things they need is to see -- because we don't have any experience with high-speed rail in the u.s., they need to see the first leg up and running. and they have told us that. that money is out there. its on the sidelines. there's probably $20 billion of combined potential investment for the high-speed rail system. >> officials are optimistic high-speed rail could come to the south bay by 2025. >>> san jose city council is moving

for san francisco and port of san francisco since 1996 for over 20 years. supervisors, may be aware of the many challenges that face business owners in san francisco, particularly those with employee/s workers that are not high-tech employees. payroll taxes and other costs make it challenging to stay in san francisco. most of my competitors are not in the city of san francisco and not invested in the city in the way i have. and continue to do. in august and september of last year, the teamsters asked us -- we agreed to let the teamsters come in and have them vote or keep it wait we have done for 27 years. after weeks' of meetings with the teamsters and chauffeurs to make the case on their situation, on september 30th, the secret ballot and election with chauffeurs, only 25 of the 79-80 chauffeurs voted to bring in the teamsters as they are very clear and still very clear on the chauffeurs voted and choose not to have the teamsters represent them. it's employees respects and decisions. we have had decisions -- we have had discussion and conversations with th

transit lane, heading off the debates in san francisco. a group of transit advocates are launching a social media campaign, "keep mission red." and they are supporting the red muni only lanes, it and some are frustrated by the bus lanes. the transit riders say that the lanes will help to speed up the trip across town by bus, but muni says that despite the complaints, no changes to report at this time. >>> 5:26 am, and the day that celebrates all things marijuana. what the officials and temperatures go are doing to keep the big 420 event safe.>>> we are live inside the fht center, and excitement is building up for game three of the playoffs. we will bring you all of the excitement and tell you about what is planned for the fans tonight at the game.>>> looking at a commute that is so far, so good at the bay bridge toll plaza, getting a bit of a backup in the metering lights should be on very soon. >>> record highs yesterday, and there may be some more records today. and the giants are home taking on the diamondbacks. on his legendary quest,

from a san francisco charit found. the search still underway right now for the thieves-- and what the mayo doing about the brazen atta. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. frank is out on assignment. also breaking: at the santa clara county jl an investigation is underway right now. this is after a fight broke out among inmat. kpix five is told it happenn the second floor, and wasn't captured on camera. last year, there were 225 altercations at the jail and the beating deh of a mentally ill inmate by three sheriff's guards, who are now chargedh murder. now back to that other brea news: involving a theft from a san francisco make- a-wish office. the search is still on for two thieves took laptops, electronics.. a scooter signed by giants outfielder, hunter pence th weekend. mayor ed lee just announced that item's been recovered. kpix five's jackie ward is e in san francisco where a ne conference just wrapped up, jackie? make-a-wish was already exc about a visit from the mayor and now this... "the scooter has been found

jose 82 in downtown san francisco. . >>yoli aceves: definitely there is a facility out here and is a topless we definitely want to your exercises in your one to walk the dog you want to do early in the morning or very late in the evening you to see how hot as one to we don't forget your bottle of water once the park opens will get you a better and more sand shot. >>rebecca: shut we're not talking in the hot spot so farm is about to have the door this morning and is led to an easy ride of ha it is one to the us government trips so far this morning it is also the toes are not as $6 after 5:00 a.m. in the morning so it is raise the $2 and you can get by 4:00 a.m. and is a better bet on the $4 across the span if you get out there early so far we are not tracking any delay is for the stretch of traffic. >>reporter: police system has been trying to lure kids into the car bomb this middle school a man tried to get to voice his car by asking of it needs more ride home he was screaming from a parked car for the boys to come and g

san francisco at 100% of average, livermore 101 and san jose 101 as well. certainly not comparing to 1997 and '98 el nino when we had quite a bit more rainfall than this. but, look, at least we're going to end this season with near average rainfall across the region. as we get you into your microclimate forecast, for tomorrow, temperatures are going up. we should manage sunny skies in san jose and 68 degrees, for the peninsula 62 in pacifica, palo alto sunny 68, san francisco sunshine for the financial district and 65, then back towards our microclimates and the marina, a cooler 61 and a few clouds going on. for the north bay, east bay and also for the tri-valley, check it out. a huge jump tomorrow for those of you in napa, 70 and sunny, mill valley up to 67. for the east bay, beautiful in fremont, 70 and the tri-valley 68 in livermore and 70 in danville. so dry through this weekend, partly cloudy for the most part. then by monday's forecast, we get a few clouds moving in and also temperatures slightly cooler with 60s. raj and jess, we may also have a chanc

francisco where they know they will get some basic assistance. >> as a general rule, san francisco has always been homeless friendly. it's like i used to tell people, hey, check this out. if you start in san francisco and you're homeless, you're doing something wrong. >> reporter: the bay area, cradle of innovation and home to some of the most creative minds on the planet, can't come up with a solution for homeless. or has it? the city hey have comum with something that could help end homelessness. it's the navigation center. a one stop service center in the mission. >> it can work in san francisco. so if we are having success there, let'sboro that out. let's expand that. let's put many more additional resources against that here in the city and get these individuals off the street. >> reporter: it provides shelter and treatment, allowing groups from encampment to stay together. it is hoped to call down on police and emergency calls and save money. >> it's much more cost effective to provide housing with really rich supportive services, rich meaning not extensive necessarily, but an ar

all the city of san francisco is cracking down on airbnb hosts would break the law. a news conference will be underway this morning at 11:00 at city hall to announce new election on short help material rentals, personalizing airbnb for illegal listing not registered with the city. all the drought not over but east bay mud program fining people for too much water use could be over, in a proposal to suspend the excess water use fee. it is estimated to have 80% more water stored this year than last year for the 1.3 million customers in alameda. east bay mud get a lost thank weapon they became the first large water district in the state to penalize households using more than a thousand gallons a day. >> it does not noon the drought is over. all the last drought directive came out on thursday and it took out owl of the neighbors but eastern contra costa county and alameda county are still in the "extreme," as can you see compared from april of last year to april of this area it is showing red shrink but it is not over. the next six hours no wet weather but a last sunshine