additionally, approximately 250 training exercises, workshops city-wide, have been conducted with first responders and other key city officials and many of these training and exercises have gone well beyond our government agencies. they now agree non-government, a eighth-based, and community- based organizations, businesses, and schools. we have revamped our city's outdoor public warning system, using homeland security funding. and today, there are 109 sirens with voice and tone capabilities located throughout the city. as part of our regular exercise on tuesday afternoons in our afternoon testing, we record announcements that are in english, followed by spanish and chinese in some of the areas that we have also enacted alert, saidsf anaya personal use on a weekly basis, to make sure that things are correctly being sent out to all of our citizens who sign up. that text-based system delivered emergency information to cell phones, pda's, e-mail account, and 16,500 have signed up for a largesf. we had our award winning website, 72hours.org to help create emergency plans, bill disaster kids

on youth advocacy day, you for years led interactive workshops with high school students and city government and also help students prepare for their meetings with elected officials. they met with officials from some various departments, members of the board of supervisors, and mayor edwin lee. mayor li was gracious enough to address all of the participants. he shared his history and inspiring words about the importance of youth in city politics. i am happy to share with you today that mayor lee is here to help celebrate youth warriors. [applause] throughout the fellowship, youth warriors also has the opportunity to meet other youth leaders throughout the city and share the wonderful work they are doing to run the city. this past thursday, the youth warriors and a group of leaders went to sacramento to our state capital to meet with our elected officials to talk about the community work we are doing. the warriors had an opportunity to get involved in the political process and have their voices heard on the city and state level. the department of children, youth, and their families, is proud

city. been focused on the development of places like central market, which is one of the focus areas of this workshop. without further ado, i'm happy to welcome up to the mike our mayor, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, ed. morning, everyone! welcome here to city hall in san francisco. delighted to join this wonderful opportunity here and council general, thank you very much for bringing a wonderful team from netherlands to help engage us even better and to excite not only us who work here at city hall but our traffic engineers, our bicycle coalition, our educators and all of the bay area guests. we have guests from even san rafael council here as well to share in this experience. as ed mentioned, i am a very big enthusiast but i want to be more than just a cheerleader for this. leah knows this as well. i know that there will be times where we have to challenge ourselveses to go a little further because there are great secrets that we don't know today that will be unleashed. and one of them is going to be our own economy. that there are some great secrets to unleash when we have alternatives to

we have talked about cosponsoring some water workshops on the east side of the city and we have invited members of the cac to work at a time to make sure the presentations are rolled out. that is dividing of commentary and present -- and questions and is presented in a way that engages people and gets feedback and hopefully we will be working on those over the next couple of months. a second thing i wanted to note is this is the passage of the community benefits policy. one thing that i have thought, the environmental justice policy adopted a number of years before that falls under that same rubric. i have been talking with some of the members and we are going to be establishing an ad hoc committee benefit subcommittee, transforming the subcommittee that had been on hiatus to work with juliet and work with other staff to try to provide guidance and then could. right now, the san francisco foundation has worked on a lot of community benefit steffens we don't have any meetings set up yet. that is something i think we will be seeing more of in 2012. we have a meeting tonight embargoing to

the wonderful newseum in washington, but we're also having education workshops with teachers, with parents, with students in two cities're in los angeles, and we're going to interrupt their workshops briefly in plaza de la cultura y arte, hello there. and you'll be able to ask questions to our panel. and in chicago, those workshops are being held in the instituto del progreso latino, and they help immigrant families through educational initiatives. we're going to be seeing them throughout this. since we're talking about education, nothing happens all of the sudden. nothing happens because there hasn't been preparation, and behind this initiative "educate, es el momento", cesar conde has a message for us from the univision networks. >> thank you, jorge. and thank you to those who are joining us for this very important program. the numbers speak for themselves. in less than 20 years, latinos will represent almost a third of this country's population. that is almost one in three people. currently, one in five students is hispanic. a country's future depends on our community's academic success. however, only 13% of hispan

this is a great chance to attend workshops, exhibitions, lectures, and tours available in our fair cityill parts like the material girl's exhibit or a concert at the performing arts center or joined 60 other brave souls for a workshop on stilt walking. you can learn ballet basics or travel to a labyrinth of a museum to find treasures. all of this and more can be found at free-fall baltimore.org. baltimore.org.

workshops, rations. it will happen in various bay area cities. for all the details www.kron4.com. ♪ >>jacqueline: . out there today but it is going to cool down, tomorrow. with a 75 in campbell. weaver in the upper 80s. tomorrow, upper 70's, low 80s. it is 81 expected in the san ramon. the east bayshore is going down to low 70's. 70's in oakland, 71 in hayward, 733 fremont. also 60s along the coast. that fog 73-in fremont-- >>jacqueline: off with the north bay temperatures are going to be widely in the '70s and '80s. >>catherine: a $2,000 gold chain it up. this is from a pawn shop in oakland. employes at the ec p pond saying that he gave his credit card to a clerk and then wanted to see a gold chain. we will have more on his store tonight at 11:00 p.m. also police are looking at three different murders. there was a shooting of a health clinic. the suspect was not inside. the suspect is still on the loose. >> on saturday, a man was shot on olive street at 3:00 a.m. later that same night to a man were shot outside of an apartment complex on mccarthy boulevard. it happened just hours after police anno

there are workshops that people can attend such as the following. the mayor says in the hand out the city was able to bring back 38 laid off police officers to address unacceptable low of violence that plagued our community. but council member libby said she thinks that the mayor's schedule this in october because the one main reason. >> i think many of us see the timing of this is related to the election part of that is generating resources to pay for public safety and know that she's very convinced that the parcel taxes the way to do that. i did to you that my constituents in the part of the city that i represent are not so interested in these topics as much as they're interested in how the city can do a better job of enforcement. i cannot blame chief anthony batts for resigning and i am very frustrated about the conditions that led to his resignation. now this is where we were three years ago and this is larry are today. >>reporter: the neighborhood safety summit will take place here at laney college. the mayor and the chief were unavailable for comment. >>pam: the occupied oakland pro

all the vendors and more the devices we show in redwood city and you'll be able to try them out and buy them another discount. we have workshopsr technology communication and this year which i'm really excited about, parents with children with hearing loss. they will learn everything the same way i did. >> it really makes a difference and involved in society. >> it certainly does. thank you, cheryl. >> thank you for coming and thank you for sharing this. it's amazing. we have to take a break and when we come back, we'll let you know how you can get a specialized >>> welcome back. a lot of people don't know that anybody can get a specialized phone for free if you have a disability. here to tell us about that is sharif frink. you've brought a bunch of stuff with you. this is a sampling. >> just a sample. >> pretty much we have phones for people that have a difficult time hearing, seeing, moving and remembering. >> for folks that don't understand where the money comes from we all pay for it? >> there is a tax that we pay that is put into a fund and you need to pay the surcharge along with doctor's sitting on the application and t

city. i want you to please have that thank you extended to your dad. this morning, i sat in on the workshops and i was very encouraged. a lot of people like roma were there, people we have all work together at various points in our lives the last 20 years, but there were also a lot of new faces, young faces, and it is encouraging that our city has so many dedicated women were willing to spend the time, volunteer time for the most part, to make this city one of the greatest leaders for women's issues and rights and equality. i think we have proven that. i am very encouraged that perhaps in the next four, five years we will get ahead in terms of our own country stepping up to the plate. thank you again, and thank you, shelly. [applause] >> i want to also make sure i acknowledge another person on our committee, and that is nancy acknowledge someone else on the committee. she is in the mayor's office and she made things happen for us. thank you. >> and the extraordinary public service award goes to supervisor maxwell. she is a native of san francisco, and she was elected to the board in 2001. sh

ysabel: in the east bay, the city of oakland will have a safety summit focusing on fighting in preventing crime. this summit is organized by the mayor. there are several workshopshat the people can attend to give the people inside into police procedures. one city council members said the summit may be missing the mark. >> i can tell you that my constituents in the part of the city that i represent are probably not so interested in these topics as much as they're interested in how the city can do a better job of enforcement. >>ysabel: if you are interested in the topics, it is taking place at laney college in oakland. >>marty: another development in the case of the de anza baseball team and alleged gang rape of a woman at his home. the santa clara district attorney's office chose not to charge of the players. the d.a. said during his campaign that he would reopen the case after the former dea declined to prosecute. the current da says the evidence was simply not too much to take to a jury because the victim could not remember he says of the women who helped rescue the woman did not see the crime in process. despite saying that he could not prove a crime, he call

workshops will be held for faculty and residents to provide information on how to keep the streets streets, -- can also help work with city organizations. >> is so engaged with the community it is a great opportunity for us to work along side of these neighbors. >> the event is scheduled for saturday, october 8th from 9:00 to 5:00 in clark hall. w the c ther . >>> with the cold wet area approaching, flu season is on the way, each year in the united states, while 36,000 people die from the flu. s-j--u's student health center provides preventive ways to combat . >>> sjsu student health center provides -- including a vaccine that will help protect against several viruses for only $15. assistant director lori morgan says if you already have the cold or flu. >> when we have a similar thick and you don't want to miss a test or maybe you are fear that you fearful that the professor. you can make a myself to yourself later. >> washing your hand often and keeping them away from your hands or face will keep you healthy. it is at the corner of 9th -- when we come back, we will be joined live to introduce us to the number one rated p

city of sorts. for a movement that is tagged unorganized and fractured, there's a message slowly developing. a board lists times for seminars and workshop and coffee and today plans for the coming rains and the colder weather. >> we're demonstrating a process and collaboration and it's growing. we intend to be here. >> reporter: after being laid off a couple of weeks ago, jeff now has the time to devote for this cause while the familiar rally cry is we are the 99%. he said this is a

one-third of their funding comes from the city's department of children youth and families but private entities like other foundations also support the workshop to see america regain the competitive edge in science. >> our foundation truly believes to turn the tide you started early with children to get them engaged. >> today there are more than ten community based workshops in the state modeled after this one helping to unspire the next generation of california scientists. >>> don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >>> a woman applies for a passport but it never arrives. i'm michael finney and how an important document ab >>> every year, millions of passports are sent through the mail but the government doesn't require anyone to sign for them when they arrive. that policy led to a nightmare for a san francisco woman whose passport never arrived. michael finney has been looking into what happened. >> reporter: it was an exciting moment for her. in a group ceremony in oakland, she took her oath as a naturalized u.s. citizen. >> there are all these people from so many different nations, it's very touching and moving. >> right afterwards she app

then the 800 people at the summit will break up into groups, workshops on a variety of topics, having to do with violent crime in the city some examples. the mayor spokeswoman said what they would like people attending to do after they leave here today. >> in some cases we are hoping that neighborhoods will organize and the ones that are organized will get even stronger. we're hoping more people will come to neighborhood crime meetings each month. they will be -- we want them to under what the city's plan is because there are component the community needs to be involved in. >> and this will be the community's first opportunity to hear directly from oakland's new police chief howard jordan, from him, and speak to him possibly since he was sworn in a few days ago. he became the chief after former chief anthony batts announced his resignation this week. but the event registration has already started. the presentation is supposed to happen at 9 a.m. the mayor and the new police chief are not here yet but we will continue to cover this throughout the morning. >>> we'll have a step for a new oakland police chiefs has raised ot

workshop. from individual departments and how this would fit in about service implications, additional vehicles, police, all of these things that we might have to do. more information would be helpful about these other cities that have some version of it and how it has played out. have other communities learned lessons in terms of implementing a policy like this? at the end of the day, the end of my comments would be the most compelling argument i heard was that 61% of all the kids incenses go would be eligible for reduced or free lunches. that is a startling statistic in a city as affluent as san francisco. that there are that many people in that much needed. to me, that cries out for some kind of a solution. i appreciate supervisor campos' resolution. he is calling on multi agencies to work and make it happen. we do not have the ability ourselves. but the transportation who commission, which is the funding body, that is a possible source. the transportation authority, which is the sales tax measure. we need some specific things about where the money is coming from. and where it is going to be taken from. we have been through this a couple of times before where, you will do this and take it out of somethi

deputy city manager showed on his presentation, and the southeast treatment plant, which is another side that he shared, and the goal is to have an agriculture program on these two sides. at the workshop earlier demonstrated, cpuc owns a range of property. the commission is responsible for managing these properties for the benefit of the rate payers. they all come back for approval by the commission. the proposed pilot program to advance the city goals with sustainable food production. in july of 2009, the mayor of san francisco issued a general order, which has them take action consistent with the goal francisco. it required all of the departments, including the puc, to conduct an audit of our land that would be suitable for food producing land, and in april of this year, the san francisco board of supervisors passed the agricultural ordinance, which amended the zoning code to allow small-scale farming in areas previously deemed residential. since january of this year, we have been working closely with different partners and with commissioner vietor, the agricultural alliance, to work with us to tell us how the puc can better align itself with the city ordinance, and we did a quick a

deputy city manager showed on his presentation, and the southeast treatment plant, which is another side that he shared, and the goal is to have an agriculture program on these two sides. at the workshop earlier demonstrated, cpuc owns a range of property. the commission is responsible for managing these properties for the benefit of the rate payers. they all come back for approval by the commission. the proposed pilot program to advance the city goals with sustainable food production. in july of 2009, the mayor o

city department of children university and family. but private entity like the junior foundation also supports the workshop.would like to see america regain the competitive edge in science. the. >> our foundation truly believes that to turn that tide tu start early with children to get them engaged and what i would call the science technology engineering and mat math. >>reporter: today more than 10 community base workshops in the state. modelled after this on one. helping to inspire the next generation of california scientist. in san francisco, lee ann, 7 news. >> how great is that. thanksgiving in the far away. maybe that explains why a bunch of turkeys are a little edgey. next. one reporter ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no la

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