the weather bureau has announced a tornado has been sighted 20 miles outside of lakeview. it may strike this city at about 6:30 p.m.. when disaster strikes. local radio station stands to help. recently radio reporters in mobile units their lives in dallas, in kansas, in missouri, going out into the raging storm storm. they reported practically every twist turn of the tornado. they warned people out of its path. during the floods of california, oregon and connecticut. radio stations turned over their facilities for search and rescue work. radio helped with cleanup and relief operations. fire down town. radio is on hand with its mobile unit. the studio on wheels, as a neighborhood radio to be present at practice. any news event from a political to a fire like this. the radio reporter broadcasts right from the sea, giving his listeners an on the spot account of the fire. the fight to keep it from spreading. the injuries. the damage. when the fire is under control. a firsthand report from the chief. from a fire to a chat with some interesting neighbors. with its speed and flex

with mayor brown and his administration ask for help to add positive investment to the corridor and lakeview. the community was dealing with a rash of shootings and young people were dying in the streets in the ocean view neighborhood and i see people in the audience nodding their head and they identified this site as one that was particular concern, where the library actually stands today, the current library. the community wanted replace something negative with something positive and what is more positive than a library in a neighborhood that is under served. mayor brown listened and help sphere head the instruction of the library. that's what mayors do, they find a way to get things done for them. the ocean view library branch did its branch and help bring traffic to the area and helped serve as a catalyst for a safer community. but the library is the smallest neighborhood library in the entire city and county in san francisco and it's past time that we get a new one for the community. fast forward to 2018, the library had set aside money. but the community made it clear, they wanted a re

came together with mayor brown and his administration ask for positive investment to the corridor and lakeview. the community was dealing with a rash of shootings and young people were dying in the streets in the ocean view neighborhood and i see people in the audience nodding their head and they identified this site as one that was particular concern, where the library actually stands today, the current library. the community wanted replace something negative with something positive and what is more positive than a library in a neighborhood that is under served. mayor brown listened and help sphere head the instruction of the library. that's what mayors do, they find a way to get things done for them. the ocean view library branch did its branch and help bring traffic to the area and helped serve as a catalyst for a safer community. but the library is the smallest neighborhood library in the entire city and county in san francisco and it's past time that we get a new one for the community. fast forward to 2018, the library had set aside money. but the community made it clear, they wanted a re

the 1,200 pound animal was trapped in a sinkhole in lakeview terrace. the horse. coincidence? coincidentally coincidental. named lucky was pulled out with an excavator. officials say she seemed to be in distress once she was free, but she was walking on her own, so otherwise. okay. so glad she was out. you know what? i'd be traumatized after being stuck in the mud as well. >> to see this collaborative effort to save an animal named lucky. but don't press your luck. coming up, following in his father's footsteps with charlie woods is about to do today that he hopes will help him beat one of his dad's records. >> and later, why one man climbed one of the world's tallest mountains backwards. you're watching world news now? >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothelioma victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma glioma, we'll come to you within 24 hours so our team can get to

. >> ocurrió este jueves al mediodía en la intersección de la lakeview lakeville highway y pineview wayl que se transportaba un hombre de 22 años, quien sufrió heridas leves y fue transportado a un hospital. por el momento se descarta que el alcohol o las drogas fueran determinantes. >> más noticias ahora referentes a estos individuos. jacob reyes e itzel medina nieto se presentaron este viernes en una corte del condado sacramento enfrentando acusaciones de tráfico sexual de menores. fueron arrestados el pasado miércoles y de acuerdo a las investigaciones, habrían explotado a una menor de 12 años y a otra de 14 en ese condado, pero también en san francisco y en oakland. reyes incluso los señalan por haber abusado sexualmente de una de las víctimas. además ahora investigan si hubo más afectados y si usted o alguien que conoce es víctima de tráfico. le compartimos esta línea de ayuda que ve en pantalla para ayudar a las víctimas de tráfico humano. >> y este viernes se anunció la construcción de unas 90 viviendas asequibles en una parte del terreno que la agencia vta tiene en campbell y do

are black history month events happening in neighborhoods all around the city, including the bayview, lakeview fillmore and redwood city. a pop up museum celebrating black history in america is one step closer to finding a permanent location. today, menlo park state senator josh becker presented the dominie hoskins black history museum with a symbolic $1.25 million check. senator becker negotiated the money as part of the legislative budget process. the pop up museum is there on jefferson avenue, but officials have been searching for a permanent location for nearly ten years. hopefully, we'll be able to find one now on the santa clara valley transportation authority announcing another affordable housing development today. they say their new project in campbell will take over a parking lot right next to the winchester lightrillionail station. it will add 90 low income multifamily housing units to the community. vta says four similar projects have already received a green light. the transit authority hopes that by developing these sites, they can revitalize underutilized space into vibrant trans

there are black history month events happening in neighborhoods around the city, including the bayview, lakeviewd the fillmore and hours before that kick off, city leaders in san francisco unveiled a new push to have historically black colleges and universities open up new satellite campuses in the city. >> ktvu sally rasmus reports from san francisco on what we know so far about the plan. >> well, downtown san francisco has some empty office space and vacant buildings it would like to fill. and part of the city's vision to doing that includes bringing in more students and academic institutions to the city at a kickoff event for the start of black history month here in san francisco, san francisco mayor london breed spoke about a plan to bring in and recruit some satellite campuses in downtown san francisco for historically black colleges and universities, also known as hbcus, for short. the city's human rights commission has been working on that long time plan, and speaking and meeting with representatives from the following hbcus. as you see on this list from howard and tuskegee universities t

the idea is, where can you get a 20 to 25 thousand square foot library in lakeview neighborhood thatnd timely and so, that's the problem and we have studied 5 different locations. unfortunately the librarian and other departments started spending money investigating other locations and started to ignore and deprioritize the site so that is how we ended up where we are. anyway, i'm not saying anymore. i hope people with support these amendments. >> on the amendments proposed by supervisor safai, seconded by supervisor walton, a roll call on the amendments. >> preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> the amendments are adopted and on the ordinance as amended, a roll call, please. >> item 45 as amened, preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. chan, aye. dorsey, no. engardio, aye. mandelman, no. melgar, no. peskin, aye. there are 8 ayes and 3 noes with dorsey mandelman and melgar voting no. >> the ord inance pass first reading as amended.

leader, a father, a coach and truly a exalismary san franciscans and that is minard monroe from the lakeviewlause] i'm sure many know rinard as he is actively involved in education and a program facilitator at least the last two decades and more half his life and truly a leader for our community. a lot of people say that, a lot of people throw around the word leader, but in this instance, i want to underscore somebody that reaches out, somebody that listens and somebody that knows how to bring people together and cares about his community and will do everything he can to make sure that it is recognized. currently he is the executive director of youth first. if you are not familiar with youth first, it is a year round academic enrichment program that serves many at risk youth ages 5-15 years old and beyond that their families. rinard made sure the services his participants receive is more then comprehensive. while the focus is on academic achievement with tutoring and math, science, english, language arts, reading, arts and crafts, this is enhanced with sports, enhanced with recreation activi

potential site for the new public library branch serving the oceanview, merced heights, ingleside, and lakeview neighborhoods, subject to environmental review, required approvals, and other applicable laws; and requiring departments to prioritize the expenditure of city funds for a new public library branch at that location. >> roll call. >> on item 12, ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton aye. chan, aye. dorsey, no. engardio, aye. mandelman, no. melgar, no. peskin, aye. preston, aye. there are 8 ayes and 3 noes with supervisors dorsey mandelman and melgar voting no. >> this ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. >> item 13- >> could you read 13 and 14 together madam clerk? >> 13 and 14 are two resolutions that pertain to the lease and use agreements to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport. itemthry approve the 2023 agreement between the city and for term of 10 years through june 30, 2033. and for item 14, this is approval of the agreement 2023 agreement between the city and starlux air lines company. doing business at starlux air lines north ame

potential site for the new public library branch serving the oceanview, merced heights, ingleside, and lakeview neighborhoods, subject to environmental review, required approvals, and other applicable laws; and requiring departments to prioritize the expenditure of city funds for a new public library branch at that location. >> roll call. >> on item 12, ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton aye. chan, aye. dorsey, no. engardio, aye. mandelman, no. melgar, no. peskin, aye. preston, aye. there are 8 ayes and 3 noes with supervisors dorsey mandelman and melgar voting no. >> this ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. >> item 13- >> could you read 13 and 14 together madam clerk? >> 13 and 14 are two resolutions that pertain to the lease and use agreements to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport. itemthry approve the 2023 agreement between the city and for term of 10 years through june 30, 2033. and for item 14, this is approval of the agreement 2023 agreement between the city and starlux air lines company. doing business at starlux air lines north ame

leader, a father, a coach and truly a exalismary san franciscans and that is minard monroe from the lakeviewe] i'm sure many know rinard as he is actively involved in education and a program facilitator at least the last two decades and more half his life and truly a leader for our community. a lot of people say that, a lot of people throw around the word leader, but in this instance, i want to underscore somebody that reaches out, somebody that listens and somebody that knows how to bring people together and cares about his community and will do everything he can to make sure that it is recognized. currently he is the executive director of youth first. if you are not familiar with youth first, it is a year round academic enrichment program that serves many at risk youth ages 5-15 years old and beyond that their families. rinard made sure the services his participants receive is more then comprehensive. while the focus is on academic achievement with tutoring and math, science, english, language arts, reading, arts and crafts, this is enhanced with sports, enhanced with recreation activities