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 about closing hits e its borders and harshness when it comes to re9th minors with their families we did what san francisco should do we should help we should make life less complicated less harsh, less trauma

i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i

it generated over $9 billion in san francisco >> 35 percent of viz #2rs coming to san francisco are coming to maus coney. >> 2500 jobs will be created. >> if we didn't do the expansion we would luce $200 million in taxes a year. the conventions they are talking about going other cities with ample [inaudible] and exhibit space and not come to san francisco. >> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos connie and think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we

francisco question stand in support of the san francisco youth jobs plus initiative through summer jobs connect today, we share your commitment to our greatest resource our youth like maria and shirley summer jobs connect is a key part of progress to pasta program that was launched since 2014 we made more than $13 million that enables 4 thousand teen for the first employment my first job was as a wefrnd french frirer and made some salty french fries they inspired a bible quote their salter than sodom and gomorrah your jump start with the careers of underserved people in this city that are boston and chicago and dallas and san francisco and miami and new york city saint lose and us now working in a look at branch i work on policies the store for citibank and has fweven me a prospective on the value of not only helping the youth to find summer jobs but giving them what we may consider the 6 skills two basics; right? but really those skills are critical things like how do you use your phone than more than text our friends l o l maybe use your phones to text our bank and consulting communic

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. >> seeing no name

of san francisco small business owners. i would like to welcome at this time the president of the small business commission mark dwight to provide opening remarks. mr. dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small busine

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil right leader he paved a way in the really many time said during the social upheaval happening in the united states w

reporte de san francisco. locutor: gracias ramÓn. no se ha dado ninguna descripciÓn del agresor pero la policÍa sospecha que podría estar relacionada con una ola de ataques sexuales. las vÍctimas descubrieron al atacante como nombre de unos 20 aÑos. las fotos y el dinero de una quinceaÑera estÁn en los recuerdos mÁs queridos de cualquier familia hispana pero un residente de auckland dice que le dieron gato por liebre. >> la seÑora mendoza contratÓ un fotÓgrafo pero le mandaron otro y el trabajo no era lo que le enseÑaron. celica mendoza le mostraron las 200 fotos de sus hijas una de sus quejas es que el fotÓgrafo le mando otra persona, y le exigiÓ dinero ese dÍa algo no pactado. >> como le voy a pagar sin el contrato no estÁ que le voy a pagar a usted quien lo mandÓ usted le tenÍan que haber pagadp para poder trabajar. >>angÉlica dice que muchos fotos quedaron oscuras y que pagÓ 1350 $ por 300 fotos, solo le entregaron 200. del video que no tenÍa manera de reproducir en su casa quedÓ mal editado y con manchas. a

and so, in having grownup in san francisco. i can speak that it is difficult to see many businesses go out. and i have had actually gone to many businesses who have spoken. i can't imagine them not being there, thank you so much for continuing to push this through. >> thank you for being one of the only independent gas stations in the city. >> good morning, i am owner of henry's house of coffee, on eighth street. i am a third generation coffee brewster. my father purchased the business in 1965. i am in a unique situation that we own the building and lucky not to face the problems that many others are facing. i am here to support them and i hope you consider one of us as a legacy business in outer sunset. thank you. >> good morning, thank you supervisors and thank you to all the groups that came here to speak today. i am kelly, i am with the northern california community loan fund, and here to speak in support of implementation and the legacy business fund. for the last two years providing for nonprofits to expand, and negotiate

francisco once again, but san francisco has competition. the los angeles mayor is already coming up with a possible location for the museum. >>> the aggressive bees sending two people to the hospital and killing as they got away, killing the dogs. they were stinging and attacking the beekeeper, a postal worker and two small dogs, and the professional beekeeper says that this aggressive behavior they are displaying is symptomatic of africanized killer bees, and they are still out there.>>> and food lovers, good news as the jack london square farmers market is back in business, returning under new leadership. open from 9 am to 2 pm. today and every sunday radar shine for the rest of the year. >>> and fans of oracle getting unlikely phrase ahead of the western conference finals from none other than the kevin drop -- kevin durant.>> this will be one of the best crowds in sports, and two arenas will be amazing in this series. >> the bay area biggest opponent for the next couple of weeks, but he makes a big point that this is a series you do not

in the low 60s for san francisco. upper 60s by saturday. 80s for the north bay as well as tri-valley and south bay. peninsula and east bay will be in the 70s. looking very nice there. let's head over to mike. silicon valley build is on. >> holding steady 580 through livermore. that's where the most appreciable difference is. that steady build over the last 15. 101, 87, 85, 280. things will start to get busy throughout silicon valley. that will stay true till 9:00. pushing down toward fremont, your typical build to the tri-valley. more folks heading to san mateo and dunbarton bridge. slower drive to the peninsula side. 101. standard build for concord. recovery for the orinda pass through, that crash cleared and no major slowing now. east shore freeway. slows by university, just that volume of traffic. university bridge and heading down toward the bay bridge toll plaza. peninsula, there is 101 northbound here. university off ramp, southbound moves toward that lane shift. that will start to slow in the next half hour. >>

san francisco is 78. the rest of us in the upper 80s. >> a look at maze may travels on highway 80 into san francisco is continue minutes from hercules and the bay bridge backup, metering lights are on but it was at 5:29 this morning. >> starting today, a discounted summer path for tubes andcies for any train or business all summer long for $75. all the worse have a height traffic trying to rebound from the game against oklahoma after a stunning loss in game one last night. >> thanks for being with us this morning. we continue outknew on line, on twitter, on facebook and all mobile devices. dress in layers, with 50s right now but a lot of us going to be in the 88 and 90s and maybe you can make it to the beach, we will not blame you. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. only at a sleep number store. >>> good morning, america. hillary clinto

and headed to san francisco to talk policy with the san francisco chronicles editorial board. sanders has a good chance of winning the 9 states including california on june 7th and capturing the nomination. >>> hollywood actors onhand for a bernie sanders rally on the ucla campus. dozens came out to hear speakers. part of the stars rock the campus for bernie tour. the actors appeared at three other la colleges. >>> fox 2 news at 6:30 starts now. >>> two more wins for presumptive nominee donald trump and taken the primary and the west virginia primary. as for the democrats fox news has declared bernie sanders the winner in san francisco over hillary clinton. sanders has opened up a nine- point lead with a third of the precinct reporting. >>> donald trump won in west virginia with 70% of the vote and ted cruz and john kasich remained on the ballot after they dropped out. >>> the polls closed in nebraska at the top of the hour and trump wins. meantime senator cruz is not ruling out a return to the campaign. james rosen reports on another former candidate's remarks. >> ending the

one is san francisco. one is san francisco. they're all around us. oakland, san mateo, when is the last time you heard of someone being killed by a teaser? no, recently. speed >> president loftus: we all have to follow the rules of order. clyde you have your 3 min. >> testifier: there's not been a man killed by a teaser. we are talking about the bay area. we are talking up the bay area. yes, this can be sporadic cases like that but as i said before, teaser me before you should that boy. yes, african-americans will get teased more than white people. but a brother can take a shock if he can take a bullet. have a good evening. >> president loftus: thank you. next speaker, please. >> testifier: good evening. i'm clyde mentioned the best cameras. i know couple weeks ago when i was here it was going to be a close session annually were going to get an update on how the socialization of the new policy with the labor or negotiation of the new policy. i don't know all the details, but can we get an update as to how that went? vocal, i think, was to get the gen

in san jose while san francisco was at 76 degrees. so, it was warm all across the bay area, as you mention the. tonight we still have the dry northerly winds. a little bit of an easterly component keeping the humidities down, the fire dang ter up, but by tomorrow a key change will happen in the winds. it will turn more onshore out of the west that will import cooler air out of the coastline and get some fog back and begin to cool the temperatures at the immediate coast line and gradually drop temperatures a few degrees for the interior valleys. tomorrow morning clear in the south bay and 59. a bright start for the east bay and 58. san francisco, a few clouds with 56. by the afternoon, not quite as hot in the north bay. instead of low 90s, we'll average 87 and san francisco down to 73 and looks like the warmest area will be the tri-valley at and the slight cooling tomorrow is a trend of things to come. you can see by the upcoming weekend, down to the low 60s in san francisco and that cooling is also coming for the interior valley and s

and san francisco average high is 64. so at least san francisco running closer to average right now we've got clearing skies around the bay area but the winds coming in off the ocean keeping temperatures cool, upper 50s and low 60s. wind speeds are starting to come down a bit. of course last 24 hours we've seen wind gusts above 45 miles per hour around the hills of the east bay and the coast we're going to look at cool and breezy conditions through the weekend. but wind speeds not as strong as yesterday. it's the scattered showers starting to shut down. a few more out in napa and lake county. those two starting to move to the east. you can see on the regional view, a lot of snow in the sierra, freezing levels unusually low. about 5500 feet. that's good enough for snow at times. winter-like variety will continue in the high country, check this out, through 8:00 tonight you got snow showers around south lake tahoe hour by hour, if you head to the high country morning temperatures 20s and 30s. during the afternoon upper 40s

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

she was a long time san francisco public defender. >> san francisco's mayor is backing the driver caught on video during a racist rant. the woman recalled the driver calling her the n word during a curb side confrontation over a parking space. it has 80,000 views so far. the worker on paid administrative leave while they investigate. issued a statement saying the behavior will never be tolerated. i applaud them for taking swift action after the video came to light and seeking determination for that individual. >> a bomb threat caused a stir in san francisco today. everything is back to normal now after they were put on lock down. you can see the chopper is overhead. officers will called in to investigate a specific device. they grabbed that device but didn't find anything so it was all clear. the hospital was locked down for about an hour. >> the emergency is apparently over and off the drought and it's filled with rain and dropped it's monthly surcharge which added money to household water bills. they were asking for 25% cut backs however administrators say voluntary water rationing is

este incidente iniciÓ las protestas en san francisco. al tiroteo de hoy y la muerte de woods se le suman la muerte del inmigrante hispana luis gÓngora la de josÉ marÍa pÉrez lÓpez y la de alex nieto en el 21 de marzo de 2014 todos ellos abatidos por la policÍa de san francisco y ninguno portaba un arma de fuego. david urÍas ha seguido de cerca este caso nos da mÁs detalles. david: alex quiÑones entrÓ violentamente la casa de su novia de 15 aÑos de edad el portavoz de la policÍa explica que segÚn los testigos chocÓ su vehÍculo contra la casa se llevÓ a su novia sin dar explicaciones. segÚn la investigaciÓn fue arrastrada de su hogar por la fuerza la policÍa asegura que el sospechoso habrÍa provocado daÑos que pueden ser visibles en esta cochera. el portavoz ademÁs explica que una vez fueron notificados del secuestro de la menor y se activÓ la alerta para dar a conocer informaciÓn de la joven. esta alerta fue cancelada horas despuÉs cuando el mismo sospechoso llamÓ al 911 para dar la ubicaciÓn de la vÍctima sin

francisco on your own anyone that knows san francisco knows that is impossible to live in san francisco with $45,000 so i'm asking for the superintendant the board members think about your employees we don't want to leave the school district and work for the city does your members care about the kids we feed them and clean up after them we keep our school district running help us keep a great unified school district thank you . >> (clapping.) >> thanks raphael and brooks from the seiu and teamsters in addition i'm a 1426 collect in addition to the members for the prioritizing the reaching the wages hold the benefits with regard to talent and employer retention the investment requires the appreciation for the local community by investing in those teams our suhr you'll be south africa time and resources mitigating to at an the new staff our wages fall further and further behind while the superintendent a aribnb more than the mayor i encourage any graduates congratulations graduate i currently you are looking at those wages and looking at the workers this is a problem we feed to fix and fi

francisco, today uc santa cruz researchers fall conditions this morning in san francisco which allow the researchers to track the gross and speisses which were near extinction. pg&e will donate $10,000 to support the predator bird research group preservation effort and the named will be announced today. >> george lucas wants to expand the marin county wrench so you and other guests can respond the time where a big challenge today. >> a lived said cry is way down but an investigation suggests that they are punching the that they are punching the numbers -- fudging the numbers. that they are punching the numbers -- fudging the numbers. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never bette

happen in san francisco. myself benefits a lot from practicing-. teachers need to be truthful, compassionate and tolerant. i'm always i'm also proud to be a band member of the us west by man marching them. our band members are friendly and they are educated professionals. i am also proud because i got to contribute to our community by performing in the parade. so i'm happy to see everybody smiled when we perform in the parade. in our band also won many awards. myself is chinese base the japanese and work in japan the company in japan before so i really wanted to celebrate the cherry blossom festival with them by performing. so, i know how hard you guys work to make sure everybody stays in the city and you work super hard to make sure everyone has equal rights and keep the prosperity and adversity and i'm here to seek help from you to help us to have opportunity to perform in the southwest airline chinese new year parade the japan town cherry blossom festival parade in san francisco. these are the only two par

the city of san francisco. >> >> so congratulations to you. >> thank you supervisor. [applause] thank you very much for the honor supervisor farrell. some 40 years ago i was up here facing a group of wonderful supervisors and quickly i am here again. i see my friend aaron peskin many times at many events and before she became a supervisor katy tang who i worked with you at the library on 39th avenue and malia cohen i met you many times at bay view hunters point and at the opening if you recall. of course wonderful work at the richmond district eric thank you very much. jane kim i have seen at many events. i want to thank you and of course supervisor norman yee an old friend for decades and i am glad you're here. of course supervisor david campos but one person i almost forgotten is a year and a half ago when i travel with mayor ed lee. i walk into a plaza guess who i saw? president breed. remember? that was a year and a half ago warm day in summer very humid but thank you very much for the honor to receive the

it will be on the 25th from 5:30 to 7:30 at the san francisco day school. this is to provide more information and updates on the safety and streetscape features for masonic avenue. glen park saw transit access improvements finally after several years but it was a large program at diamond and [inaudible] so hope pedestrian calming and transit acscess and striping and repaving left pockets and shelters so a lot of work using prop k and federal funds that is available and there to help the glen park community plan recommendation in that area. i know chair wiener is pleased to see that go in. the walk first program saw continental cross walks. sfmta used the prop k sales tax funds to small cross walks on 109 locations. these are locations that constitute 70 percent the severe and fatal traffic collisions in the city. finally, a word of thank you. you honored peter albert at a boardf pr visors meeting and want to share another certificate of commendation we will present to him as his retirement party from the transportation thort in recognition of over 20 years

commends you but recognize the law enforcement deputies in san francisco and the san francisco sheriff's department with having we have 36 percent of our sworn staff is re7d by the community and my privilege to work with them them a shout out to the san francisco police department we have so many great apa officers and thank you for inviting me today (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone that came here so it's a very, very big committee not just 1 or 16 people in 2004 to thirty almost 40 members strong that represents the ethnic backgrounds is a growing communities i'm fortunate to be working with at this time i want to say that in addition to the mayor's office support and i you all the city agencies we really, really appreciate our sponsors our celebration every year through a civic celebration wouldn't have been possible our financial sponsors and again their we can't thank you enough we do what we can and so you're on our facebook and apa.org do that we'll - we really appreciate that because this business and community partnership is part of what our celebration is about and very

. >>> developing news in san francisco. the acting police chief made his first public address today saying reform is a top priority. >> abc 7 news was in chinatown when chief tony chaplain and the mayor ed lee walked through the housing development. chaplain says he'll come up with a strategic plan to move the department forward. here are his two main immediate goals ff's the body camera rollout so that we have another set of eyes on the officer-involved shootings we've been discussing. the other thing is, our use of force policy. i think that's one of the biggest changes in the san francisco police department, in almost 30 years. >> chaplain is a 26-year department veteran. he's led the homicide and gang units and rose up through the ranks. this year he became the deputy chief. >> the shake-up came just after a 27-year-old african-american woman was shot and killed by an officer yesterday in the bay view district. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the latest into the investigation into the shooting. >> reporter: well

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

san francisco? >> no, this is certainly a national problem. more acute in western but more up to california, washington, moving out into other states. this kind of building exist and this kind of building is vulnerable. >> when you're involved with the community safety, this is a different way of thinking about these types of things. we had a community group of over 100 people involved and upper 1 of them. tell us about * how that conversation went. why did we decide as a city or a community to start fixing these types of buildings? >> there were a lot of aspects that were considered well beyond just the engineering answer that these are vulnerable. and that effort brought in a lot of people from different aspects of the community that looked at the importance of these buildings to the housing stock and the possible ramifications of losing this /houbgs in the case of an earthquake. the financial implications, the historic preserve vacation s implication as you mentioned, these are very handsome looking buildings that are importance to the tour

welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil right leader he paved a way in the really many time said during the social upheaval happening in the united states w

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following breaking news out of san francisco. i'm kenny choice. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> da george gascon just announce that does two alameda county deputies were seen beating stanislav petrov in an alley after leading police on a high-speed chase. >> they are charged with assault under color of authority, assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, and we are waiting for additional medical record that is might lead to additional charges. >> bail was set at $140,000 for each of the two deputies. they're expected to self surrender soon. we will have much more coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> san francisco's mayor said that an off-duty muni driver's rant will not be tolerated. >> what? >> i'm a what? >> [bleep] >> i'm not even black. >> okay. >> the confrontation started over a parking spot near the muni yard. the driver continued his verbal assault even as the woman tried to explain her side of the story. the copy of an internal memo states that they are recommending that the bus driver be fired.

we do 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 explai

in san francisco, abc7 news. >> a san lorenzo man is in jail after slamming his fedex truck into a highway patrol over. gregory ramirez faces drunk driving charges. he was under the influence when he crashed yesterday morning near downtown sacramento. an officer who was investigating another accident was hit. the officer is still in the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> in pittsburg, police are investigating a shooting that left one person seriously injured. it happened gist after 10:00 last night in the 400 block of east tenth street. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >>> a group of church members in oakland were not allowed to worship inside their church for another day, mother's day. we were at oakland's union baptist church as they found they say their pastor uncovered a dispute involving spending by church deck cons. that created a split in the church that has been going on for a month. they hope to work things out soon. >> the best resolution would be for all parties to sit dow

san francisco off in the distance. shrouded in clouds. meteorologist anthony slaughter says 60s today, warmer tomorrow and warmer by wednesday. >>> ride sharing services like uber and lyft have made it tough for taxi drivers but those taxi drivers are also getting squeezed somewhere else and it could be costing you. drivers on the peninsula turn to nbc bay area for help saying they're being forced to pay hefty kickbacks to hotel staff. vicky nguyen went undercover to see what the cabbies call extortion. >> reporter: a group of taxi drivers called us saying they're getting fleeced by hotel staff who want 40 or 50% of their cab fare as a payoff. the drivers say they if don't they pay up they don't get work. what might look like a quick hand shake is an exchange of cash. >> yep. got money. >> we took our cameras undercover at hotels in burlingame after these cabbies asked the investigative unit for help. >> is this a big problem for all of you? >> yes. >> they asked to be disguised worried they will lose business for speaking up. >> the driv

a 10 minute drive away from san francisco. that colder 56 of course because the fog is rolling in right now. for the north bay we're also dropping to 65. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, you'll notice everybody has cloud cover coming back with the fog building up, don't expect too sunny of a start, we'll begin with 53 in san francisco, and for the south bay, 53. that really is the biggest change most immediately. look at this dramatic difference. 8 to 17 degrees cooler across the bay area. san francisco, the cooler onshore flow is back, also seeing a significant drop here across sunny vale. part one of the cooling trend is happening right now, there's a second component that's going to get temperatures even colder as we head throughout the next three days. >> that's going to be this upper level storm system just offshore. it's not going to move in and move out for tomorrow. what we're going to see happen is this upper level area of cool pressure system. that will bring us some intermittent shower chances wednesd

francisco and horticulture couldn't i served as an environmental horticulture and in the san francisco bay area focused on the premanagement i've served on the university council and i've served on the landmark tree committee and here to oppose this motion including but not limited to this tree didn't qualify as a landmark tree it is a large tree a nice tree but is it really special or unique and it didn't match up in my mind it is not rare in california and not known whether it is rare in san francisco that is speculation it is not a unique specimen not a pine altogether and it didn't have a historical significance the planning department representative on the urban forestry established it and stated that it is on the record not historically significant so it doesn't quality in my mind as a historic tree but the second reason a large tree in a small yard surrounded by housing trees radio unstable if this trees fails structurally it did consequences will be severe there be safety and liability issues associated with this tree and i think that those 20/20 reasons are my basis for - >> t

to raise and expend funds in the name the san francisco public library and the city of san francisco. this group has sinss the year 2000 had more than $80 million pass through their hands and not appeared before the library commission for more than 40 months so tell me how much of a fiducialiary responsibility. they have been allowed to do so without oversight from the library or any other city agency. luis heraa and sue blackman engaged in the group as you don't tell and we dont ask. from december 2012 until earlier this year more than 40 months passed without the friends appearing on the library agenda. we have a group sold as a private public partnership and the public knows nothing where $80 millions as gone. you try to get documents from the library and they spent more than a year withholding the documents. i petitioned the supervisor of record with the city attorney to produce the documents or send to the district attorney and petitions were denied twice so the point where the city attorney turned down both of those petition was found in violation of a the sunshine ordinance of

this is in san francisco. you see the freeways not a problem. it is off the freeways, south of market area, the mission, a major street south of there. it's close to the center for the arts. >> that will impact the area as folks will have to reroute the area, around new montgomery is where that sinkhole is blocking a portion of mission street, we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's light. a couple seconds to wait. back to you. >> tanks, mike. >>> up next, san francisco's mayor at this time i still sitting in the hot seat the mayor is grilled about police refor. will he be taking action in the mayor's remarks next. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay

. >>> apple opens in san francisco union scare tomorrow. some of the features include a 6k video screen and an area to learn about new products and indoor trees. doors open at 10:00 a.m. >>> firefighters at facebook headquarters rescued a dozen people trapped in an elevator today for more than an hour and a half. firefighters used the jaws of life to force the doors open and get everyone out. >>> police in mountain view looking for the person who set off a couple of fire bombs at google. nothing exploded but there was superficial damage to a google earth car and part of a building. black spot next to the car shows where it was lit. they were sent to check for finger prints and dna. >>> scary to leave your car alone in san francisco. a 77% increase in car break ins. so what are police doing about it? only on 5 tonight jeffrey rides along with a unit to stop the epidemic. >> reporter: this says it all. a thief smashing out a car window. in seconds, making off with $4,000 worth of stuff. last year this played out 25,000 times in san francisco.

francisco unified school district and the san francisco ed fund the annual marries mayors teachers of the year honors 9 teachers and principals for their education for the city young people mayor ed lee has recognized the work of 9 indicators that each represents different grades from preschool to high school those awardee were in the mind by the people in their communities and indicators and other members made the nomination for the excellence in their classroom and before last night giant game mayor ed lee and interrecognized 5 our own indicators the teachers were all featured on the field and on the giants jumbo screen i'd like to recognize them so don't applause the teachers of the year from representing pre k and presidio ronda and teaching third grade march rosenfeld and argon elementary kathy and 6 grade social studies if eight amendment h james lick middle school and how about a big round of applause we're fortunate to say a have a mayor that recognized mayor ed lee he recognizes principals of the year award and to celebrate their professionalism and hard work on behalf of the

san francisco 54. now let's talk about why that rain is going to stick around for part of your weekend. the area of low pressure that we have been watching has been sitting off the coast for a few days. now its inland. look at the width of this storm. it's raining from concord all the way to colorado. that's a big influence that it has on the entire southwestern u.s. and even those it's moving farther away from us tomorrow not far enough to remove the rain. we have air that hits the sierra bubbles up into showers and the steering current tomorrow is northeast to southwest. so what builds up overnight over the sierra will be in your backyard by tomorrow morning. it may be on your little league game, garage sales, anything outside. futurecast 9:00 a.m., raining. drier in the afternoon. a second wave every rain north concord bay tomorrow evening. how about about that? rain-free on sunday with some clouds around for mother's day. so a chance of showers overnight tonight. we stay unsettled especially tomorr

francisco or live in san francisco and attend san francisco state doesn't mean people like me don't deserve to be here but there isn't space to be here now and you have a opportunity to create the space. there are radical orgners creating space and you can be a part of that movement as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. anybody else wish to comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for being here today. colleagues can i entertain a motion to file 23? >> motion by supervisor tang and second by supervisor kim. any other business in front of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> okay, thank you everyone, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]

san francisco maybe about 52. and in between the numbers are warming through the 60s to the low to mid-70s today. very nice beach day, lighter winds. it should be a near perfect day here. tomorrow notice the 80s. still in our east bay, but barely. 830 at concord. 82 san jose. 60s return to the coast. and this is tuesday with partly cloudy skies. still numbers coming down into the 70s. still a little bit above average in our inland valleys, but getting more typical for where we should be elsewhere. so this is what happens on wednesday and thursday. showers in and around the sierra nevada. a weak system comes out of the north. and then we have the cut-off low that will also set up not only thursday but into the second half of the work week and the weekend. that will trend for cloudier skies, cooler conditions and maybe showers. 81 palo alto, 84 san jose. look for 76 in san francisco. 81 in oakland with low 80s to the mid-80s up in the north bay. and we will look at the accuweather seven-day forecast which shows toda

francisco zoo or the san francisco department of transportation. it's kind of in there as what's unique about the health network and i'd like to call it the garcia network or something like that, or the garcia health plan in honor of our --. >> i challenge that a little bit. you know, kaiser? >> yeah, i know. we dropped the permanente. i get you on that one. >> thank you, that's excellent feedback. >> those are my comments, wonderful, wonderful job. thank you for really guiding us and putting patients first because that's a message that i think we want to send out in all directions, the most vibrant health network in the city. >> thank you. that's coming from dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and t

legislative assembly with the 2015 woman of the year award for district 9 and the san francisco board of supervisors and severalness and jean will be followed by my he is the government residents manager for j.p. morgan chase one of the first people that helped us he oversees california and colorado and alaska and hawaii first jean and meeting give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> good morning. welcome and thank you all are for showing up. >> (clapping.) >> this is a great program i want to talk about why programs are so critically important my mother was a teenage mom by the time she was 18 raising 24/7 children on her own when they became pregnant with me out of high school so 9, two children no high school education programs like these are critically important for women in positions like my mother and children of women my mother went on to pursue her education and created wonderful opportunities for hundreds and hundreds of families and what she taught me was that your capacity and your ability are not defined did i poverty your life circumstances, are may limit you in terms of ou