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

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

welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

san francisco the teeth we've node done an assessment of the san francisco police department. >> is there a element of confidentiality in the mission of transparent the request for candor (inaudible) really. >> without the community being (inaudible). >> absolutely it will be impossible to garter the information so we'll be hearing from the interview but the report one way or the other won't identify the officers alibi as is team goes 2, 3, 4 ride along these we know that part will be confidentiality we'll have an opportunity for interviews and talk to the police union and the community-based organizations and concerned about at their own - we're talk to them this is there are issues we should be focusing on but that part we'll not say who we talk to and get people to be open i see our experience your challenge any city we're not - we're starting the process in san francisco one they know i'll ask the community to look at because people are concerned many cases i think my cherns shows the for the right of police officers want to do do right thing this is the opportunity they become

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

those that makes san francisco what it is and attractive to many of us to san francisco. security plays an important role in our festivals but it can also be very expensive and costly. what we are doing today is creating a clear timeline, a transparent process for how organizers apply for security. we are ensuring those organizers aren't stuck with unforeseen cost days prior to an event which can be very paralyzing and can actually keep the event from happening. after working with this for more than a year, with the los angeles p.d.. the festival community, we have legislation that we believe have struck the right balance between fairness and being measured. festivals are huge economic events for san francisco. in 2014 t economist for the city estimate that the total direct and indirect economic impact of spending just lgbt festivals is about $495 million. it is also estimated that 4270 san francisco jobs were created by these events in 2014. if we actually look at large outdoor festivals, these festivals had more than direct and indirect impact to the city's economy. not

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

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

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

francisco will under go and a a down turn why do you say that one san francisco lacks a stable base the four sectors of the committee that neatest to be addressed if the state is hell benefits on striking all without the understanding of the great stable and two already long proven in other words, to stabilize a community housing can't go up over 4 stories without sacrificing safety resulting in criminal activities with an studies that was used and you'll see that okay i'll put it here it was proven by the need to blow up housing towers straight up louis like 15 years later this is because of the crime. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi you know i've heard this concept called a bait-and-switch wow. it is really wild it is like you gets promises and two minutes later it didn't happen it is baits and switch i heard in the fillmore around where i was born a bait-and-switch happening in san francisco and people are not given i can't believe that would ever happen i'm not going to say this will happen i heard mar, i heard that people that are the pocket of developer

welcome to san we're in this is francisco. of course, we're a number of miles from santa clara where the big game is happening on sunday. the broncos, we believe are safely asleep in their beds getting their rest and getting ready. >> they're pumped. we're pumped. last night we were around all kinds of activities. the city is with a buzz with superbowl fever. >> we've had a good covers with people about the excitement here, britt, and what's going on. everybody from the tired old hippy cab driver we had yesterday to the guy i talked to in the street last night about it, they love having the superbowl here. there's a lot of excitement in this city and this is superbowl 50. this is the big one. >> this is the big one. >> if you're going to have a superbowl, this is the way to do it. >> we'll have more in a little bit. we'll take you around superbowl city -- >> i imagine there's a colorful cloud in san francisco. thank you for that. >>> the snow and the cold left a mess on the side streets around the metro area. chris is live --

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

what great testimony and great youth in san francisco what a cool place to raise children san francisco san francisco nationally we're trying to set up barriers tore people tonight we seek to make voting for assessable for the 16 and 17-year-olds i want to really thank the youth commission for putting this forward and thank you to the departments and getting the voices out there so, yes great fabulous extraordinarily we're proud of the usf graduates and adele and others establishing the adults that establish the voices of youth this is great this make sense i want to - when the commission came to me it is because i've had 16 years old i've of, 3, 16 years old very opinionated and engaged i want to have them have a voice this could have had a voice at 16 it would would have been a voice of truth and honest so when this passes and i believe that will i am going to urge to vote but also ask our friends to vote this is a world and myself we are counting on you to bring this truth that honest it rightness and that sense of humanity to the vote and the world and we entrust you with the vote t

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

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

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

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

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

francisco unified school district and part of leadership in san francisco i support the idea of san francisco increasing the age to 21 i think that too many of my friends and under the age of 18 think the peer pressure to smoke go to e cigarettes the tobacco companies aggressively market to young people especially young people of color like my friends and family through advertisements and marketing raising the minimum age 20 from recruiting and hooking youth on harmful products we will protect generations of san franciscans from lung and heart disease and poor health thank you for putting this legislation forward and i thank you for your time. >> thank you for your advocacy and anyone else that hadn't had an opportunity to speak please, please come up the floor will be yours. >> hi a i'm carl the co-chair of the leadership council i work in hunters point shipyard and have a photo i'd like to pull up we hear a lot of talk about what is killing our black men and boys we've seen police brutality videos from across the country i travel around the country i hear a black boy was killed a

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

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

san francisco the teeth we've node done an assessment of the san francisco police department. >> is there a element of confidentiality in the mission of transparent the request for candor (inaudible) really. >> without the community being (inaudible). >> absolutely it will be impossible to garter the information so we'll be hearing from the interview but the report one way or the other won't identify the officers alibi as is team goes 2, 3, 4 ride along these we know that part will be confidentiality we'll have an opportunity for interviews and talk to the police union and the community-based organizations and concerned about at their own - we're talk to them this is there are issues we should be focusing on but that part we'll not say who we talk to and get people to be open i see our experience your challenge any city we're not - we're starting the process in san francisco one they know i'll ask the community to look at because people are concerned many cases i think my cherns shows the for the right of police officers want to do do right thing this is the opportunity they become

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

the demolition of that multimillion dollar home in san francisco. what the homeowner says caused it to slide. plus, the final sprint. >>> new details on a landslide that,6 caused a multimillion dollar home in san francisco to be torn down. >> reporter: the day before the iowa showdown it's an all out push to win over undecided voters. >> hillary clinton is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the final pull before the caucuses shows donald trump leading the gop race 5 points ahead of ted cruz. >> donald trump can do practically anything. they're still voting for him. >> reporter: trump even getting candid with abc about his lead. >> did you ever imagine then that on the eve of the iowa caucuses you'd be leading pretty big in every state? >> the truth is, no, i didn't. >> reporter: nearly all candidates are also making the rounds on the sunday talk shows. >> a vote for marco rubio is a vote for amnesty. >> reporter: and hillary clinton addressed the state department's recent announcement declaring that 22 e-mails sent fro

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

francisco unified school district and part of leadership in san francisco i support the idea of san francisco increasing the age to 21 i think that too many of my friends and under the age of 18 think the peer pressure to smoke go to e cigarettes the tobacco companies aggressively market to young people especially young people of color like my friends and family through advertisements and marketing raising the minimum age 20 from recruiting and hooking youth on harmful products we will protect generations of san franciscans from lung and heart disease and poor health thank you for putting this legislation forward and i thank you for your time. >> thank you for your advocacy and anyone else that hadn't had an opportunity to speak please, please come up the floor will be yours. >> hi a i'm carl the co-chair of the leadership council i work in hunters point shipyard and have a photo i'd like to pull up we hear a lot of talk about what is killing our black men and boys we've seen police brutality videos from across the country i travel around the country i hear a black boy was killed a

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

francisco by supporting local services we help san francisco remain unique and successful where will you shop and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west portal avenue if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come and subcontract it is in recent years we see a drop off of a lot of bookstores both national chains and neighborhoods by the neighborhood stores where coming you don't want to - one of the great things of san francisco it is neighborhood neighborhood have dentist corrosive are coffeehouses but 2, 3, 4 coffeehouses in month neighborhoods that are on their own- that's >>> city of san francisco >> police commission. >> please stand by... >>

san francisco the teeth we've node done an assessment of the san francisco police department. >> is there a element of confidentiality in the mission of transparent the request for candor (inaudible) really. >> without the community being (inaudible). >> absolutely it will be impossible to garter the information so we'll be hearing from the interview but the report one way or the other won't identify the officers alibi as is team goes 2, 3, 4 ride along these we know that part will be confidentiality we'll have an opportunity for interviews and talk to the police union and the community-based organizations and concerned about at their own - we're talk to them this is there are issues we should be focusing on but that part we'll not say who we talk to and get people to be open i see our experience your challenge any city we're not - we're starting the process in san francisco one they know i'll ask the community to look at because people are concerned many cases i think my cherns shows the for the right of police officers want to do do right thing this is the opportunity they become

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening and welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco unified school district for thursday, february 4, 2016, is now called to order roll call. >> thank you ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney mr. totiano at the ms. chin is absent tonight thank you. >> please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i believe the superintendant has an announcement about the agenda. >>

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

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, the meeting will come to order reserving committee compromising supervisor cowen to my right is supervisor wiener the vice chair and our new member supervisor peskin a regular member of the meeting and ms. alicia thank you sfgov staff jessie larson and jim smith for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the february 2nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated all right. thank you very much call item o

san francisco hotel. it was a pretty windy day, the denver broncos flag waving alongside the panther flag and that is where they will stay through super bowl sunday. >>it was windy but you could not ask for a prettier day as far as clarity and the view of the bridge. people from out of town lucked out. >>crystal clear skies and folks visiting from other parts of the country. we call it chilly and they would say it is the warmest winter day so far. it will get warmer as we head towards the super bowl. the next couple days will be cool and wet, we can to you see what happens as we head towards super bowl sunday. nearly crystal clear skies as we look outside toward the pyramid, temperatures are not that warm, san francisco 53, santa rosa 54, concorde 55. notice what is west of eureka, that is the leading edge of a weather system that will give us some showers tomorrow morning. there is rain in the forecast for tuesday. between now and then chilly, 30s on the 680 corridor. fairfield 35, santa rosa down to 34.

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

mateo and san francisco and richmond and san jose. tomorrow, the clouds are increasing leading to a cooler day and scattered showers moving into the north bay and all green. they fall apart through the bay in the evening commute and if you are out tomorrow evening, drizzle, just about it. we are going do bring the storm back back impacting the in the bay, one to light and five severe and a look at what to expect it could not be much weaker but a chance of a record high in lake tahoe, and evening snow shower dome and warm for the weekend. my seven-day outlook is back at him, 60s, get used to them, coming back tomorrow and hang around through sunday, and a slight chance of rain in the north bay and warm monday, tuesday, and wednesday and next thursday and friday we could get some rain. sue? >> this is the ski either report, the warm wet has the bays shrinking but no chains are required with just three hours to squaw and alpine and same for heavenly and no chain requirements. donner summit has a base of 103 and base is shrinking with sug

involving a muni bus in san francisco. police say the man drove his suv into the back of the bus this morning. paramedics took seven passengers to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries, including a child. >> we did put at least four people into what we call precaution, meaning they were experiencing some sort of neck or back pain. >> the accident happened as passengers were getting off the bus. a dog on that bus also received some medical attention. >>> police in san francisco are trying to find the owner of a dog that attacked a man at golden gate park. the victim gave police this photo of a dog that looks similar to the one that attacked him. he describes it as a 80 pound pit bull mix with a patch of white on his chest. the dog bit him on his leg and arm. he described the owner as a woman with short black hair with glass. he left in a white ford explo r explorer. >>> tonight, u.s. berkeley is warning 80,000 current and former staff and students that their information could be at risk. someone obtained access to be

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

francisco magazine really a whole issue off the beaten path type of places in san francisco and there's a sections on restaurant but also an article on i think 49 different spots in the city that are quite interesting and a number of them i've been to a number of them so it is worthy taking into account the author points out very interesting location in san francisco historical significance that a lot of people may not be aware of it is worthy mentioning. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> several things first, i think this is a great idea to potentially will have a separate hearing for the ocii for the public certainly the time they can come and hear it as a part of a regular hearing a report from ocii to report an hour easily make sense a couple of things i sat with a journalist from technically we have a great discussion on housing in general the affordable housing affordable housing bonus program and kind of what is happening in the south bay with companies requiring a numerous amount of housing north yet the housing for the workers only meets 10 percent of the need a lette

jose 51 in sunnyvale the upper 50s and san francisco. >>anny hong: san rafael also record high and 77 for casting the high of 75 it is long to be what for most people out there the exception of the north bed at 7:00 called on to what conditions from the delta the east bay the peninsula and offer the stock split tomorrow the temperatures are really dropping the winds will pickup it will be writing and counting the calling continues and will be left over with some showers. >>robin winston: the approach come from 580 is backed up right a wrong market and send howe long. >>mark: the cold is now a valentine was badly injured the show was to our rescue workers hope the community. will step up to community >>reporter: 1 weeks old of valentine already been through quite a bit and his future is still uncertain she is an animal control officer in fremont valentine need special surgery at uc-davis to save his life once again and she needs the nation's some of the country's most infamous criminals live there and killing the night stalker serial kill

david campos/supervisor de san francisco 18:31 en este momento san francisco no tiene los suficientes maestros debido a esta crisis de vivienda 18:41 en los ultimos 5 anos han aumentado las notificaciones de desalojo en un 55 por ciento... segun el sindicato de maestros la cantidad de docentes dejando el distrito, ha alcanzado un numero record y por eso este proyecto les traera estabilidad.... kristen panti/maestra en san francisco 2:25 si pasan esta ley no nos pueden desalojar durante el ano escolar, lo pueden hacer en verano, pero por lo menos podemos terminar el ano escolar con nuestros ninos 2;36 kristen da la bienvenida a este proyecto, pues actualmente esta en esta encrucijada... la primera votacion sobre el proyecto se espera en el mes de marzo y mientras tanto ella seguira luchando para poder quedarse al lado de sus estudiantes.... 1:38 ya me dijo una nina que puedo vivir con ella entonces eso me toco el corazon 1:43 en san francisco... cesar --- la falta de maestros estara motivando a que el senado estatal presente un proyecto de ley para resolver esta crisis... ---si bien lo

no troubles in san francisco. closures begin today for super bowl sunday for events leading up to the starting february 1st. that's the date -- closures near levi's and san francisco. bart is right on time this morning. no delays -- the rest of mass transit looks pretty good. that's a look at the morning drive. let's check the forecast with roberta. >>> it's a brand new month. and we'll start with brand new storms headed this way. and breezy conditions as you step out at 5:50 in the morning. the winds will be decreasing as the day progresses. and some of the winds if they want to lock into place are blowing out of the north and northwest up to 17 miles per hour throughout the sfo area. 21 in san francisco. 15 in hayward and san jose. you're getting the feel for this. it's breezy. not as much as last night. a breezy day with the winds up to 20 in the afternoon hours. and a cool day after a cool start. it's 47 degrees in san francisco. here's what you need to know on this monday. the winds decreasing later. and stil

"abc7 news" was at san francisco's aquatic park where the ninth an you will san francisco polar bear plunge and 5-k dash and splash. the police chief led a large contingent of officers into the bay. it provides money for special olympics northern california. last year's plunge raised $235,000 for the cause. wonder what the water temperature was there, drew? >> water temperatures? it's mid to upper 50s, so a chilly dip in there, yeah. look at that. talking about nothing but sunshine out there today. partly cloudy skies but we are dry out there. just a gorgeous saturday afternoon shaping up across the bay area. right now temperature wise, right around 57. san francisco, comfortable. oakland at 60. san jose at 61. 55 currently in half moon bay. nothing but sunshine over san francisco. santa rosa at 62. napa, 58. fairfield, 60. 62 in concord. livermore, 59. and just a gorgeous view inland. i think some spots early inland tonight will see areas of fog develop. so expect that first thing on sunday. lots of sunshine for the second half of the weekend, very seasonable temperatures. then the

newman is new to san francisco. and doesn't have the base and the grounding in kind of san francisco. could -- which could be a benefit, i don't know. i am a native san franciscan and i do root for the home team. but i have to tell you that i am touched by her four years of service. generationally speaking. coming from a military family and also raising a son. i do believe that given the state of the world we are in now, the different wars. whether we call them that or not. we have troops in different parts of the world. serving. post-traumatic stress disorder is very real and i believe that the veterans commission is doing what they can do to address ptsd. and i am kind of talking myself through and not sure which way to go. i want to take a moment and speak to john caldera. i appreciate you coming in and i agree it takes a big person to make mistakes. and to tell you the truth, i believe that your demonstration on public comment talking over the chairs and speaks to concerns and problems of reappointing you. and s

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

san francisco. 58 in san mateo and 62 in napa. there is a slight chance of fog developing primarily maybe out towards the delta and central valley but right now those chances are pretty low but i keep my eye on the fog and let you know if we do see any out there. visibility is fine all across the bay area. time now 4: 02. here's robin in traffic. >> no major hot spots tracking the ride into san francisco and it's looking pretty good so if you have to use the bay bridge it's a smooth trouble free commute. a live look at the toll plaza eight to ten minutes for the total ride. maybe you have to travel between the freeways. westbound 92 looking good on the right hand side of your screen. a live look at traffic and so far no major problems so a good time to go ahead and take that ride. the golden gate bridge and easy ride into and out of san francisco. very quiet in the north bay. no problems in san francisco so a good commute on 101 in both directions northbound and southbound but if you have to head so

san francisco, 74 degrees. if you want to go to the beaches today, yes, i think it's a nice day to do that. 74 in ocean beach and pacifica. search is not as aggressive as we've seen. in fact no high suffer advisory. -- surf. there is a small crack advisory. if you have a small boat, keep that in mind. 80 for napa. 81 in santa rosa. great conditions if you're going to head there 92 do some wine tasting. low 80s and 74 in livermore. i think tomorrow will be a little warmer as more weather. then the changes come on wednesday. we drop in temperatures. the winds are growing to pick up and see see some rain arriving. the wednesday evening commute will be slick for quite a few roads. another chance of showers in the north bay on friday. by the weekend, we dry out. there is a check of your traffic and your imagine morning. >> we hope so. atlounldz bearia it's pretty early. we have some early commuters on the road. going to make that trip. right now it's looking pretty good with no major slow downs. 8s to ten minutes. t

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