speak about san francisco's effort to respond and protect children mayor ed lee is a 43 go mayor of the city and county of san francisco and mayor ed lee at 63 about say born on january 8th of 2012 as a 343 mayor of the san francisco ethics commission mayor ed lee is a first asian-american mayor in san francisco please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping). >> thank you alyssa for a timely introduction welcome to san francisco city hall and want to thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative a number of members are here today government agencies that have also an part of collaborative - two years ago we started this conversation with the country was talking abou

>> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things ar

-- force returned to san francisco, the new bid to bring the star wars creators museum back to the bay. >>> pellet -- still ahead, what paul ryan is saying about the timeline and will it come before the republican national convention in july. >>> a decision expected this week could lead to the easing off of the ongoing drought. >>> thank you for joining us on this sunday, and let's start with the forecast.>> good morning. and we start off with clouds, and there is a raise in town today, and some coverage of that coming up and it is a little bit cool to start in some spots, but starting out with sunshine over the golden gate, and san francisco has a blue skies with temperatures in the 50s, 57 in concord, six in livermore, 55 and san francisco, chilly but blue skies, and we do have allowed -- cloud cover over the south bay, diminishing throughout the day and everyone has sunshine throughout the day, kicking off this warming trend into the work week. we have patchy fog and drizzle south of san francisco, but only temporary. and your forecast coming up in just a bit.>>> star wars creat

county for other budgetary needs. >> that's to what department in the city and county of san francisco. >> back to the general fund we don't control how they use it. >> to the clerk of the board or the city and county. >> i'm not sure within their process i think that is city and county though i know our budget goes through the clerk of the board but the money from the general fund. >> thank you for those i think lafco didn't help the general fund of the city and county of san francisco there's evidence we do okay we can open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on looufkz budget seeing none, public comment is closed. and commissioner crews. >> i'd like to make the motion that we reserve the full amount of 2 plus and to return the two 57 plus did i get that right. >> a motion from commissioner crews and seconded by by commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> next mr. chair did you take public comment. >> we the. >> the status on the cleanpowersf program and the proceedings of the california public utilities commission. >> barbara hale welcome. >> thank you barbara hale

sfgovtv. san francisco government television. >> good afternoon, everybody an welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, may 24th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you ma dem president. supervisor avalos, present. president breed present. campos present. cohen present. supervisor farrell, farrell not president. supervisor kim present. supervisor mar present. supervisor peskin. present,. >> present. supervisor tang. tang present. supervisor weiner. present. supervisor yee. president. supervisor farrell, prept. automatic members are present. >> can you please join us for the pledge of a geedges. [recitation of the pledge of allegiance] thank you. are there any chaimgs to the april 19th or the april 20th special budget and finance meeting minutes? seen none. there is a motion? colleagues can we take that without objection? the meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. madam clerk, can you please read the consent agenda. >> one through four comprise the agenda. an eye tomorrow may be removed and considered separately. >

[inaudible] i donate thousands of dollars and my time for community service. in san francisco we support [inaudible] families of children undergoing treatment for cancer or life threatening illness. other activities we are involved is give scholarship to high school students going to college and donated food and time to food banks and [inaudible] give great sense of certification as we believe we must give back to the community that shorets our livelihood. one of the most important thing customer certification providing their needs and wants. we are open 24/7 [inaudible] they are not able to buy beer and wine in our store. they come to other shopping and time sensitive people and buy other stuff they also look for beer and wine as well so they are here in the store and see we are not selling beer and wine they don't buy anything and tell us, what type of 7-11 is this? they get disappointed and walk away. some tell us get the license. [inaudible] 5 percent of floor space for [inaudible] carry high end beer and wines [inaudible] set by the police department and [inaudible] have been the go

. back to you in the studio. >> keep practicing, kiet. >>> right now in san francisco, crews are repairing a patch of ground that gave way under a family's suv. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the scene. >> reporter: a scary situation. in the meantime very annoying for commuters. the sinkhole is still open on mission between second and new montgomery. that hole is about 12 feet by 5 feet wide, 9 feet deep and repairs are set to begin again at dawn. it opened up at 5:30 p.m. last night. an suv fell in. that was a family inside and rescuers told them to stay put until they could secure the vehicle so it didn't fall all the way in. rescuers had to be very strategic at that moment. crews eventually got some ropes around the suv and got it towed away. now they have to figure out what caused the sinkhole. >> it is something they look at like when was the road last worked on? was there any contractor work in the area? the age of the sewer system. so they look at all those factors when they begin to make their repairs. >> reporter: it looks like it was likely a broken sewer line that ca

angry about it. i'm angry about it because the vast majority of people in san francisco know what they have to do to play by the rules and if you had a issue at your house or small business you know the standard and the process you have to go through with the planning department. here we have a entity that didn't just ignore the rules, they actively flouted them and it is infearating. i think this go tooz had heart of what either inspires or detracts from the publics confident in the integry of government. when they see a large and powerful entity flouting rules that the ordinary san franciscan has to abide by, it creates a confidence in their perception of the integtry of government and that denigrates all our residential and what we do, so i am. >> [inaudible] greed. >> they are one of the largest property owners in san francisco and this is a highly lucrative run by the institution and it is very profitable. >> is there evidence at all or investigation as to whether or not the corruption at city hall that allowed the academy to [inaudible] violating the laws over a decade? >> we are

with san francisco police. you have before you a pcn report for 7-11 located at 644 mission street. they applied for a type 20 license which allows beer and wine for sale. at this time there is #2340e letters of protest. they all oicated in plot 212 which is considered high crime area. they are located in census tract 615 which is considered undo concentration area. the alu approvewise the recommended condition. sale och alcoholic beverages is permitted between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 midnight daily. no more than 5 percent is used for alcoholic beverages. no noise is allowed by the area. loiting is definedideally about is prohibited on sidewalk or property asaisant to the premises. no person under the age of [inaudible] no malt beverage is sold with alcoholic content greater than 5.7 percent by volume. beer or malt beverages in quantities of 16, 20, 32 or 40 is prohibited. no beer or malt is allowed in prepackaged 6 pack per sale with exception of wine coolers, beer coolers which is sold in manufacturer prepackage multiunits of 4 or more. no wine shall be sold with a alcoholic co

the san francisco board of supervisors, i am the share of the committee, aaron peskin, and joined by supervisor yee, and sitting in for member london breed is comptis, and i want to thank the folks for sfgtv for the broadcast, clerk. >> please be sure that all devices are silenced, items acted on today will appear on june 7 board of supervisors agenda. >> please read the first item. >> to discuss the codes for motor vehicle tracking systems and all motor vehicles by the city. >> thank you, this item is brought to us by supervisor yee, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair peskin, morning, everybody, the item we are talking about is telematics, and this is a technology that has gps along with capabilities to collect data on speed, mechanical diagnosis, safety and other information. in other jurisdictions this technology has shown significant benefits early on including increasing safety, substantial cost savings. has been used to correct, train and coach, to improve driving habits. decrease inappropriate or unauthorized use of the vehicles and shown to have environmental benefits an

bridge a light breeze and no clouds or fog. 45 inland do 55 in san francisco and through the 12 hour day manner, 60 at the coast. and warmer in my seven-day forecast. details on the way. sue? >> the slow drive from the central valley and this time, for sure, we have slow traffic with a stalled big-rig near friendville. a couple of other hot spots in san francisco at 19th southbound we have a car accident blocking the southbound lane with traffic stacked up so give plenty of room. take sunset to avoid that. northbound 101 at the express way in san jose an accident with a car off the road. a tow could be blocking the lane to get the car out of a ditch the we will have detail on both these and more ahead. >> now the developing news in san jose. a car repair shop in ruins after a large four the apartment building has to be evacuated and power lines are burned. matt? >> the biggest concern is the building and that power pole come landing and coming -- collapsing and the power pole coming down. firefighters have requested a fence be erected. this individual gave a car caught fire when

>> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco planning commission francisco planning commission monday, april 25, any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu we do expect commissioner johnson to arrive shortly commissioners, the first item on your agenda item one for continuance at 21st street discretionary review is proposed for continuance to june 16, 2016, item 2 for case at sickle mandatory discretionary review is proposed until july 16th no other items proposed for continuance. >> any public comment on the two items proposed for continuance noirtd public comment is closed. >> move to continue items one and two to the dates specified. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner wu and commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong s

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. we will be at 61 degrees for san francisco, 62 east bay and 66 for the south bay. that will be our warmest spot. tomorrow the showers chief out and we'll see more sunshine but another chance of rain as we move towards the next seven days. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> the roller coaster continues. >> oh, yes. >> stay tuned, anthony, thanks. >>> we have continuing coverage this morning of the turmoil at city hall in san francisco. we're hearing from the interim police chief and the frisco five. they're the protesters who were instrumental in the sfpds shakeup that led to greg suhr's resignation. mayor lee mets which his newly acted appointed chief toney chaplin but unrest and bitterness from the outside. critics of mayor lee are taking steps to begin a recall effort and filed a notice of intention to circulate a petition with the department of elections. we spoke with one person who fought for the removal of scheef suhr who says she and her supporters will fight for the mayor's recall. >> i will do anything in my power to see that will happen. he has failed the city of

memo last month, the 40 properties aau operates in san francisco shown on the map to my right, 33 failed to xum ply with permit entitlement or authorization requirements. academy of arts is a agregious land use scauth law and defiance per cysts at the worst possible time for our residential. for as long as aau has been breaking the law, city officials have been working to get them to comply the law and i'll confez i was sometimes less patient than some of my client departments about those efforts. make no mistake, for more than a decade our city worked with aau to resolve the violationment we extended aerfck professional courtesy and no one can doubt the good faith san francisco showed work wg aau and yet again and again aau met our good faith with bad faith and again and again sought to fix existing violations and scheming to commit new violations. aau set deadlynns it missed and made promises it broke. with a lawsuit today the again and again's end. sue toog end the wrong doing we ask to adjudicate 23 aau properties in violation. another 10 properties on the map remain under rev

department for 26 years. >> grew of people gathered at san francisco city hall saying that the stepping down was a direct result of their constant voice of protest. >> it is a victory, small victory because the people's voice matters and it is important to make sure we hole them accountable. >> the corrupt spirit of the san francisco police department has been smashed by the power of the people. >> the frisco five called for police chief suhr's resignation and say they enwould the battle but the war is not over. they are calling for the resignation of mayor lee. >> the police officer association said the tenure as chief will go down as one of most successful in the history of the san francisco lived. the association custody by police chief suhr as calls grew for the resignation. >> we have continued coverage of the resignation and the exact on the city. >> we are waiting to find out identity of the person hit and killed by an amtrak train in contra costa county last night. the official call person a trespasser. no injuries were reported among the 202 passengers on the plane. they were t

and taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> crews in san francisco will repair a sinkhole that nearly swallowed an uber fill with passengers. you will be amazed they walked away. but not without a story to tell. amy hollyfield is at mission and near montgomery. >> they had a plane in cash but this got in the way, this is what it lookings like this morning: this is the sinkhole that will snarl the commute if you use mission street. this is shut down. people stopped when the sinkhole opened up at mission and montgomery. when people were taking pictures people figured something major was happening and they thought that maybe it was a flat tire because they felt the car shift. >> i felt a bang and go down. >> we came out and it was shocking to see the big, big hole there. wow. we never imagined that is what was happening. >> check out the cell phone video taken of s.u.v. pull to safety the family was shaken but recovered and figured out another way to get to the airport to catch the flight home to los angeles. crews on the scene are say this sinkhole at mission and mo

police dispatcher's daughter. >>> acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin is promising major changes. andria borba is in the news room. the chief wants to tackle the "r" word right away. reform. >> reporter: that's right. acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin was pushing for reforms before his appointment. he is promising the reforms will be historic. >> reporter: in front of cameras and next to the heads of police commission, acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin, layed out his plans. >> reforms. >> reporter: the process of reforming the department began under greg suhr and nearing its conclusion. first up rolling out body cameras. >> so that we have another set of eyes on the officer involved shooting we have been discussing. i think it will be a huge thing to help us out. it won't solve everything but it will give us another look. >> reporter: the use of force policy. mayor ed lee -- [ indiscernible ] direct result of yesterday's shooting of jessica williams. >> moving cars, that bis one o the first things is prohibit the shooting into vehicles. that i

. >> arraignment is postponed for several weeks. >>> the san francisco public defender's racial justice committee calling for more police accountability measures today. kpix 5's jackie ward tells us that this comes after a series of incidents involving deadly force and racial bias. jackie. >> reporter: well, michelle, here's the letter from the racial justice committee addressed to the san francisco board of supervisors. the rjc has said that the action mayor ed lee has taken against the police department hasn't been enough so today the latest scandal involving former sf officers allegedly exchanging racist and homophobic text assist what these public defenders call the straw broke the camel's back. in the letter to the board of supervisors they are calling for immediate action. they also reference officer shootings like the mario woods case and said deaths like his are the result of continuously tolerated racial misconduct. >> black and brown men are unsafe in san francisco. we're being killed. we are not safe. the time for letters and internet, not on our watch, is over. we're asking for specif

minutes ago. she is now on her way to san francisco. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> so as you can see, hir hillary clinton is on route to san francisco. she is scheduled to speak at the masonic auditorium in san francisco later tonight. you can see a map of where that is, where she has to travel to. the speech was supposed to begin a couple of minutes ago but obviously, having just left oakland, she's going to be a little delayed. and here's a sky 7 live picture. >> we are live over the school. hillary clinton has just left, on her way now in just a few moments heading into the city. it will of course traffic on the bay bridge in addition to closures. already a busy friday afternoon commute, this is a live look from the bay bridge camera. it's already jam-packed. it will be accentuated when hillary clinton's motorcade is on the move. >> indeed. let's go live to abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman live in san francisco. that is going to be hillary clinton's next stop. >> wayne? >> reporter: thank you, kristen. thank you, dan. i'm listening to you on the

are we have very good neighbors with the neighbors and streets of san francisco artists are popular like the artists and they say we gentrify the area and one of the reasons this is important we've had the arts and crafts market at herman plaza it is popular as other spaces around the city have become less popular we expanded down market street and in other words, to do that we've had to come and ask for more spaces unlike the craft fairs i saw supervisor wiener others a festival a couple sunday good those are think on this weekend but those spaces are all year round so you can make the cost of living so i urge you to agree and recommend this proposal not o to the full board and want to thank supervisor peskin for on the edge of his district very, very vocal and a nice supporter of our program i appreciate your support and thank you very much all of you. >> all right. thank you is there any additional public comment on this item please come up. >> my name is maria one of the managers the market over there we do assign people the spaces and everything and those spaces are important f

a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his career. over 2 twenty-two seasons with the new york and san francisco giants and the new york mets the beloved say akid with 660 home runs won 12 gold glove awards and two mpv awars and played in 24 all star games. 1979 in his first year of eligibility he was elected to the baseball hall of fame. willie mays is one the greatest to ever play the beautiful game of baseball but equally impressive is his cairth. he is president of & ceo of say afoundation. provides ecass to education, health care and safe communities. he also workwise institute on aging here in san francisco. many bigitaries recognized willie for generous contribution tooz the society, most recently president obama awarded with medal of freedom. willie mays name is synonymous withsuch giants baseball every game day 40,000 fans [inaudible] greeted by a larger than life statue oof mr. mays flanked by 24 palm rr trees. the namesake speaks volumes about the franchise and todays event [inaudible] speaks volu

emission. typically san francisco leads the nation in setting precedence but in this case we are actually behind the curve. many commercial fleets and nearly every commercial industry has gps or similar technology in their vehicles. as a member of the board i noticed a trend in having to approve sentiments related to our city's fleet. so in february of 2015, i requested our budget and legislative analyst to do a report on cost, benefits and potential of teg -- telematics as it aligns with our city for reduced waste and safety and safer driving. the benefits are proven and clear. in the past several years we have spent millions in judgments and claims in our city's fleets. telematics has the ability to monitor safety liability. and san francisco have 184 vehicles in their fleet, cost 100,000 and save $60,000 in the first month, the county awarded 360,000 in the first months, and this is in gas savings. telematics has the ability to go-fence which trigger alerts from unauthorized use. this technology is a tool for us to be fiscally responsible and accountable to our public dollars.

is slowing nicely in san francisco from golden gate field it is 15 minutes on the 80 approach and a look at san rafael where traffic is looking good in your travels take you from petaluma to novato you are looking at 35 minute drive from petaluma all the way into san francisco. that is not pad. green is good on the road sensor. we will look at the commute from the central valley in a couple of minutes. >> we are starting with major new developments in the egyptair now believed to have crashed. officials have been holding a news conference. our report is tracking all of that from the newsroom. what do we know? >> egyptian officials say that flight 804 has flashed and the flying conditions were clear. officials say it is too usually to tell in it was terrorism, human error or mechanical she that property the land down. this is the flight path the search area is near the greek island. the emergency equipment on board airbus 320 deployed a signal and that is consist went a crash. egyptian and french cruise are looking for the wreck average. we are getting reports from greek authorities

and what it would take for him. >> san francisco is talking about allowing 16 and 17-year- olds to vote. the charter amendment would allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in school board and other local elections. critics questioned lower end of voting age below 18, the legal age of adulthood but others say it would promote civic engagement. >>> a proposal to clarify sanctuary policy and direct law enforcement to notify immigration authorities in certain circumstances. ktvu paul chambers live now in the city and, paul, this all start with the kate steinle shooting a year ago. >> yes, she died in july of last year. a lot of debate at the supervisors meeting. there was a blue ribbon panel commission about san francisco police about stopping illegally blacks and latinos. that was a major problem that they were talking about. let's look at video. before the meeting a lot going on and a group of people that rallied outside to have the voices heard. the san francisco board of supervisors to update the proimmigrate legislation to have extra time so law enforcement can contact customs who can

in san francisco. i'll explain why, ahead on abc7 news. >> whale watching in san francisco bay. what is enticing the hump backs into shallower waters. >> we recognize the suspicion that can damage the trust we have worked so hard in building in this community. >> no tolerance in oakland. new at 6:00, the mayor reveals a sweeping new rule to rebuild trust in the community. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we heard from both the mayor and chief of oakland police because several officers are under investigation. >> abc7 news joins us live with the story. melanie? >> we heard the mayor and police chief call the allegations serious. we're talking about police officers and two on administrative leave for an investigation ongoing since a at 2515. and they're very concerned and had skepticism despite residue, her death was ruled, that same sue site prompted the investigation underway into the sexual misconduct of three officers. the da is conducting an investigation. >> criminal misconduct on the part of police officers we owe that to the residents and t

san francisco. conductor: un grupo de periodistas asegura haber sido agredido por un grupo de alguaciles de san francisco. conductor: la incidencia de diabetes es elevada entre hispanos y pacientes de escasos recursos recurren al mercado negro para conseguir sus medicinas. conductor: lo que no saben es que esto puede llevarlos a la cÁrcel. no se pierda la secciÓn salud. leÓn: hace algunas horas dieron a conocer los resultados de investigaciÓn sobre las prÁcticas discriminatorias del policÍa de san francisco contra las minorÍas. marÍa leticia: la investigaciÓn fue a raÍz de mensajes con contenido racista que intercambiaron los agentes del orden. reportero: segÚn la policÍa hay varias problemas incluido la falta de teorÍa a a manos de una agencia externa. los resultados indican que le falta tal parece que algunos oficiales detienen y revisan desproporcionadamente a minorÍas. >> llegamos a policÍas que debe ser metrologÍa respetÓ la gente, algunas veces restan ciento normativo. reportera: estuvo a cargo de tres fiscales la investigaciÓn para investigar el prejui

, maybe 60,000 or more than that will take to the streets of san francisco for the annual bay to breakers race. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana shows us the preparations. >> the barriers are going up. the tents are getting put in place, and the starting line arches are being assembled. bay to breakers is just a few hours away. >> nothing like running there. it's beautiful in the morning. >> michelle reyes just ran the boston marathon a couple weeks ago. she's part of the 40,000 participants that electric run from the bay to the breaking waves of the ocean beach. she's ready. >> a lot of energy, a lottery cup of monk whiching, not a lot of clothing. >> yes, there's the scantily-clad runners and, of course, the elaborate and not so elaborate team outfits. >> what costume are you going to be wearing? >> an '80s theme. one of my best friends and i are doing it. >> as in recent years, alcohol is not allowed or the course and they have been working with neighborhood groups you have to porta-potties regularly available along the course. backpacks are also not allowed as a safety prec

sunshine beautiful making their way in the san francisco some clouds still but that will be burning off the next couple hours temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than at this time after that that some good news heading to the the bay to breakers. bluwe will show you attempt to across-the-board lots of the fifties in san jose fairmont pleasanton livermore. definitely gravel light sweater this morning but then as the family will one of today seeing lots of '70s for your highs now coming in the san francisco here is what you can expect, reconditions at 57 degrees in san francisco things he august of that. the and was a sunny conditions in san francisco 11:00 this morning with mostly sunny skies. happening today. it is the annual bay to breakers. and kron 4 is a proud the race kicks off in just an hour. kron four's averi harper is the race to start. >> averi: see barricaded their art appears street started close 18 mi. of road closures this morning today the 12 k race and more than 50 colophon people all over the world if it's like anything but we've seen wearing absolutely nothing and

begin with breaking news out of san francisco where mr. is a police standoff going off on folsom. >> tara moriarty is live to explain how it all started. >> reporter: we are here on the corner of 14th and folsom where this standoff began a little earlier. there is a manholed up in his apartment not coming out. this is related to a domestic violence incident that happened yesterday. joining me now is the captain to explain what led up to this moment. >> so yesterday evening we had a call here at 1803 folsom regarding a domestic violence incident. when we arrived, the suspect had already fled. we secured the safety of the victim and arranged shelter and got a protection order. the victim returned to the scene to collect her things and upon trying to enter the apartment, realized the suspect was still here. she came outside, saw some officers on the street, got their attention, we made sure she was safe before we went back inside. we knocked on the door and he is refusing to come out so we are trying to establish a rapport with him and explain why we need him to come out. >> reporte

asked as san francisco police investigate the theft of another gun from a federal agent's car. this one happened over the weekend near alamo square. the car and weapon belonged to an fbi agent. authorities say the thief stole the agent's badge and other credentials. this happened near hayes and pierce street. it is the latest in car thefts of eights. >>> happening today, san francisco's new police chief is once again in the public eye as he meets with business leaders. tony chaplin took over. he will attend a meeting focused on police use of force. >>> students at novato high school returning to class the first time since last week's offcampus shooting. 17-year-old edwin jose ramirez guerra was killed and a second student shot and stabbed. three suspects are in custody. two of them are novato high school students. police are still looking for one more teenage suspect. prosecutors have not decided what charges to file or whether two of the suspects will be charged as aresults or juveniles. >>> we are looking into the search for two oakland teens who vanished after jumping off a boat.

>> >> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission of san francisco board of supervisors. today is may 20, 2016. this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and

>> good afternoon everybody and welcome to the regularly scheduled meeting of san francisco board of supervisors for tuesday may 17, 2016. please call the roll. >> sfr visor avalos, present. supervisor breed, present. campos, present. cohen, present. farrell, not present. kim, not present. mar, present. peskin, present. tang, present. wiener, present. yee, present. madam prez dent you have a quorum. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen can you join us in the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you and colleagues before we move on with todays meeting, my voice i lost my voice and therefore supervisor katy tang will conduct todays meeting, so be nice everybody. thank you. >> alright. thank you and first before we begin i want to welcome [inaudible] we have a delegation from bejing so welcome. [applause] alright and with that madam clerk any communications >> none to report. >> okay. sorry? okay.

a specialr ww everyone. welcome to the san francisco budget and finance committee meeting for april 27, 2016. >>supervisor mark farrell: i will be chairing this meeting. i'm joined by supervisor katie tang. and >>supervisor norman yee:. madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and any speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will be listed on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >>supervisor mark farrell: madam clerk. we'll skip item 1 until we hear from the board of supervisors office. let's go to item two. 2. >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human services agency for fys 2016-2017 >>clerk: [hearing - budget update - human services agency - fys 2016-2017 and 2017-2018] sponsor: farrell hearing to receive a budget update from the human

shooting in san francisco did a significant amount of work this is follow-up legislation because call the roll under san francisco law only handguns and rifles and shotgun are to locked i want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor campos that did a past amount of legislation in the arraign this closes the loophole mandated occupy filers not just handguns have proper trigger locks on the department of justice list a recent study over 1.6 million children's were living with loaded and unlocated firearms and 73 under the age of 10 were in homes with no location felt parents firearms according to the department of justice status a program in the doj posted 90 thousand firearms are arrested in burglars and 15 percent are used in other crimes while this legislation self-was not an incident in the streets of san francisco thankfully i personally don't believe in waiting for a disaster this was a glaring will that we governed last year i'm proud to have it come to committee i want to thank quickly both alison and julie from the law center to protect folks from gun violence over the past years

household in san francisco in their home. last year around this time, a number of rez dent from south beach marina apartments contacted our office because they learned their middle income unit expired and set to go to market rate. for most of the households who make up senior jz small business owners are every day rez dchbts, this was a effective eviction. many earn good incomes, they don't earn enough to continue to live in san francisco or the neighborhood they lived in for decades. several tenants are here today squpt to acknowledge them for being here. [inaudible] featureed in the examiner was as richck of losing her home. [inaudible] small business owner is oo resident and someone who contributes to the city through public servesis work and they have been living in this apartment camp plex for many years, cay 25 years. they made it clear if the units go to market rate they cant stay in san francisco. south beach marina apartments located in the rin con point south beach redevelopment area was built with revenue bonds resulting in construction of 414 units. over 25 of the un

>> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission of san francisco board of supervisors. today is may 20, 2016. this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and

outside san francisco. this was the scene as you're approaching that treasure island exit. a deadly crash between a sedan and motorcycle. all lanes eastbound are open now. we'll show you there is no slowing out of san francisco. the usual suspects, folks. this being friday, you are looking at easy driving. we have wind advisory there. >>> we have breaking developments overnight in the mysterious disappearance of the egyptair flight 804. egypt's military is revealing passengers' belongings from that plane found in the mediterranean. kris sanchez has more on what was discovered and the progress being made in the search right now. what do you know? >> good morning. yesterday there were reports of floating debris. this is much more concrete. looks like searchers spotted two airplanes debris and perhaps what could be the first of the 66 passengers on the flight. this follows a retraction from egyptair about the debris field reported yesterday. that turned out to be nothing. egyptian president not ruling out the possibility of terror. in addition to lending physical support in the search,

developing news in san francisco, that's where st. luke's hospital was ordered to shelter in place. all because of a suspicious device not far away. alex savage is at the scene joining us live with the latest, alex. >> reporter: the scene all clear here, everything is safe in this area, all the street the are back open. but what we understand from the san francisco police department is that this was a suspicious device that it looked like it was design today cause some concern, it was a device that had wires sticking out of it and found by workers here at the salvation army in san francisco and it was found in this loading dock area this morning and it caused enough concern that the bomb squad and determined the device was not explosive. this is near valencia and caesar chavez, everyone was evacuated here. also a near by construction site and st. luke's hospital which is just across the street was ordered to shelter in place, meaning nobody coming or going. finally around 11:30 this morning the bomb squad finished ex raying the suspicious device and it was not a threat. >> designed to m

san francisco and we are in full agreement with the budget and legislative analyst recommendation. >> this is going smooth. mr. rose can we get a report, please? >> yes. on page 21 of our report our recommended reductions to the budget total 505, 208 in 16-17 all are ongoing savings and allow increase of [inaudible] to 23 percent of the 16-17 budget. the bulk of that are capital improvements that is quhie you see a huge increase in the budget. in addition we recommend closing out prior year unexpending incumbences of 95, 185. those are on page 23 of the report. regarding fiscal year 17-18 the recommended reductions to the budget total 528, 504 all are on going savings and department concurs with the reductions shown on pages 22 and 23. >> colleagues any questions? thank you for being here. up next we have our library. madam clerk, would you call item 22 out of order? >> item 22 ordinance appropriating 7.6 million for general reserve for public library and [inaudible] fiscal 15-16. >> good mornling supervisors regarding the fy 17 and 18 budget we reached agreement with budget analy

weather, a fabulous view of san francisco. we've got an amazing culinary scene, lots of art and culture. mr. trump, stop shooting from the hip, get your facts straight and visit the areas and you'll appreciate oakland like everyone else appreciates oakland. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee said he can spew his hate all day long. those of us from oakland know how great our town is. folks say they don't know if donald trump has visited oakland. but they'd be happy to give him a tour. reporting live from oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> i'm sure they would. thank you very much, jodi. >> the bay area feeling the bern. bernie sanders rallied supporters. just an hour ago, bernie sanders made a surprise stop in san francisco. our nbc bay area chopper was overhead as he spoke and greeted hundreds much supporters. in less than 90 minutes, he'll take the stage here for a rally in vallejo. here's a live look where you can see it's packed. early this afternoon, a few thousand people braved the scorching heat to hear him talk about the education -- michelle is there. some peo

part of -- critical part of san francisco as any. it would not be vernal heights without the good life and it wouldn't be san francisco without so many of these businesses. supporting historic businesses like good life is really what the business -- legacy business registry is about. the other thing i would say about the good life, as a resident of vernal heights, it's not just what the business does as a business, but the involvement in the community. it becomes a focal point for the community. and i think that i got to know a lot more about vernal heights because of getting to know the good life and what it has meant. i know you can't think of vernal heights without the good life and i'm honored that it's in my district and in my neighborhood and today it's truly a special treat for me to recognize the good life in small business week here in the city and county of san francisco. i'll turn it over to you. [applause] >> thank you ver very, very much. thank you for honoring small business in small business week. supervisor campos and malia, thank you so much for always being there

have a better idea if they work in this case. >>> here's a problem in san francisco's ingleside district tonight. this is new video of a sinkhole. it opened up on lake view avenue near the intersection of margaret avenue. the sinkhole about four feet deep. crews put up blockades. they're now deciding whether to move ahead with temporary repairs or wait until a permanent fix tuesday. >>> memorial day weekend is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. it's why chp will be out in full force on freeways around the bay area. this is a live look at i-80 in berkeley. meteorologist jeff ranieri is checking the holiday weekend warmup. we begin in san francisco with what the chp is doing. >> all hands on deck during chp's maximum enforcement period and they're telling me they're not just looking for drunk drivers. it's 6:30 p.m. the day is just starting for chp officer kyle jacobson. >> coffee run. we know where the 24-hour coffee joints are. >> reporter: he'll need the coffee since his shift ends at 6:30 a.m. it's also one of the busiest traveling weekends of the year. >> a lot o

appreciative we do this in san francisco to thank you for celebrating and i wish you a wonderful rest of the press conference thank you. >> (clapping.) and claudine, thank you remind me before we run the board of supervisors has adopted apa heritage month i'm trying to remember we passed a resolution to acknowledge in the first tuesday of every month we'll be honoring at the board of supervisors the heritage for the future every tuesday first tuesday of may as we we gather on monday 40's for the apa celebration we'll be doing that in the first month of may. >> thank you for helping us celebrate (clapping.) >> so i know there are a number of other city officials but maybe wee bit we'll hear if some of the apa so i don't know if everyone has gotten our press package on the table back there if you haven't maybe you can pickup one on your way out to the significant milestones we're celebrating this year we have 3 great organizations we're celebrating the 40 anniversary of the san francisco soul sister committee and the 50 of the asian art museum and the windshield and 10 and amazing

recognizing the need for improvements and investments in the san francisco fire department like i talked about the two dedicated paramedic captains working in alignment with the department of health to address some of the instances you're referring to supervisor wiener we've received additional furnished for more ambulances on the street to address the increased population and call volume and with the local 798 the paramedic is patterned after the hospitals for research capacity you can call someone in in a apartment, if you will, a lot of the folks during superbowl week to go maintain our response times throughout the city we continue to have a working groups working closely with the amr and king american the strategic go planning a committee that cuts all across the department and nearly finally draft with tweaks we'll be proud to present to you in the near future and investing i appreciated our support on it infrastructure much needed in our department that is paid off and continues to pay off and received funding for will recruitment coordinator and some dedicated to work with

explanatory documents are resolution file 2016 10 and the san francisco carbon fund recordation. on the agenda is speaker sean rosen must senior environment specials development of community partnerships. this item is for discussion and action. commissioners, in john's places which chan private sector coordinator for the department. >> testifier: good evening. which agenda department of the environment. standing for sean who i think is attending the graduation of his high school student daughter. so, pretty excited about this program. we have been looking at doing financing using pace and other things. recently, with some conversations with our san francisco energy watch staff who as you know once a very successful partnership with pg any working with small businesses and commercial property owners in san francisco to install energy efficiency projects over the last 10 years. san francisco energy watch is completed 5000 projects in small commercial businesses reducing energy consumption by 107 gw hours of electricity. but, as the energy code gets more strict overtime, these programs

parking space in san francisco's north beach area. >> reporter: liz, ken, this went from curbside confrontation to social media to recommended termination in no time flat. the fight to find street parking in san francisco is never easy, but this morning near the muni yard at beech and powell in response to a fight one muni driver, check out his shirt, dropped racial slurs. >> sorry? >> i was waiting. you're just a [ bleep ]. that's fine. >> i'm a what? >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm not even black. >> it doesn't matter. your mentality. you're a [ bleep ]. >> okay. >> reporter: a woman named myra posted the video to her facebook page. >> the actions were reprehensible. >> reporter: that's how sfmta found out about it. >> we are taking immediate and corrective action in this case. this is behavior that's not representative of our overall workforce. >> reporter: the confrontation stretched on over a minute as the muni driver in a toyota corolla continued his verbal assault even as the woman tried to explain her side of the parking fight. >> sir, this is downtown. if you see a spot, you take it

-- liquid for 17 daze call for removal of san francisco police chief suhr but the strike because of health concerns has ended. today they push for a scene strike asking hundreds of supporters to come to city hall. >> the attention should be on this issue: the police business as usual needs to change. that is become clear. the reforms some have been push ing for and the democratic party here considered and rejected need to happen now. >> protests have been ungoing since the shooting of mar more in december demanding police reform and the use of less form. mayor lee said he does not think firing chief suhr is part of the police reform. up to 600 protesters expected to up to 600 protesters expected to be here as early as 8:00 a.m. >> also today a panel will release results of a rear-investigation interest bias in the san francisco police department. this were racist and homophobic test messages made public. a meeting starts ton at 5:30 on fulton street. >> voters will cast their ballots in the primary as early voting begins. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is holding a b