councilmember denise would also participate. only two observers would be allowed. from the san francisco ilrc. it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on friday april 5th, 2013. fast teams are trained to be deployed at shelters during a major disaster. team members are specifically to address the needs at the disabled shelter residence and to maintain and live independently in a shelter. team members attend a two day training and certified by the state. a report was given by councilmember chip and a lengthy discussion was heard and highlights were guarded. no municipal and county support structure. it was estimated that fast trainers in the county of san francisco, fast teams need to be formed locally with certain specific specialties present in each team. the team will be independent of the red cross or the government so th

in the the time for councilmembers if you have something to share upcoming events this is our round table >> i'm representing the building and management owners and both of your high-rise building - we've had a long-standing relationship with the fret and we're going to do a high-rise safety drill in july. so it's going to be a full on exercise at the post montgomery center so thank you to make sure that all your high-rises in san francisco are safe >> excellent thank you. >> so in this budget in the upcoming budget season there's been to up grating in the the - we've got adequate fund to build the data center around sacramento that will first house the security systems and it's something we want. and secondly it would be dark in a disaster for our buildings so we've been funded to secure generates to be permanent to maintain buildings in those 2-e ocs i'm happy about that >> good work. i was going to mention that the dp m has partnered put on a one-day disaster conference on july 23rd. the invitations went out this week seating is limited. any other unanimously? any public comment? okay

councilmember has made it official in ward 6 for next mayor. he will join ward 4 councilmember muriel bowser who announced her campaign next week. >> residents are very concerned about the future of washington because we've had a crisis of ethics. people are working for corporations and special interests and not for us. >> the current mayor vin -- vin >> state republican leaders chose a convention rather than a primary to pick the nominees for statewide office. that process tends to attract the more fervent and conservative members of the party. >> we're at a time where conservative is good. where we're in very liberal times. i think we could use a little conservative in our lives. guest speaker louisiana bobby jindal took several swipes at the democratic nominee for the governor's race, terry mccall. >> the candidate's wife mentioned the long time pro-life beliefs. >> our next governor should be someone who respects human life at any stage. >> he promises to defend the u.s. constitutional. >> i was the first attorney in the nation to defend th

the objectives were developed by the councilmembers. first we want to build a workable understanding of our systems interdependencies and the consequences of existing conditions and help restoration and response among agencies. we are using a 2006 study and repeat of the earthquake as our scenario event and we will have a complete scenario of the likely buildings and damages resulting from such a earthquake. we hope to identify the key assets restoration priorities and the region after such an earthquake and develop performance expectations under the current conditions and standards to strive for in the next decade and communication is critical and fuel is critical to our life line and utilities and roads right after that. we've focus the right now on the roads and vs access roads available and water, gas, electricity. i wanted to give you a success story from our life lines council and that is right now pg&e is proposing a embarcadero portearo transition line for redundancy. as you know we are fed by three groups off the peninsula and

now city councilmember is reintroducing an idea from a 2011 grand jury report. it found 70% of fire department calls are not fire related. the councilmember says the money saved by having the fire department respond to fires could put 100 more on the street. the fire chief said public safety would suffer. >> it would be a significant impact providing services on the fireside. we have fewer firefighters than we should have for a city this size. >> reporter: the fire chief says the fire department actually saves the community money by cutting down the amount we spend on a fee for service ambulance. he also says that the city received $24 million in fema grants to boost up its staffing levels. he says if we reduce the staffing, the city could lose that money. we also may have to pay it back. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> police arrested three people in connection with a drive-by shooting earlier this morning in san francisco. it happened just before 4:00 at 16th and mission b.a.r.t. plaza. the suspect road by the area and shot three men, two hi

actually, the environmental health directors were concerned but we worked with the industry and the councilmembers offices. there are two categories for the home kitchens. one of them is for direct sales where people can only sell directly to the general public for themselves. for those types of facilities there will be no inspection from us we'll just know what types of food they're selling and their certifying their homes will save. and then we have others who are selling to gorgeous. we'll tell you do on annual inspection and actually permit them. and also the types of food they sell is limited you can only make those foods that are listed through the california department of human being health. so friends they can sell dried pastas and baked good days but not like meat pieces. things that don't need refrigeration. that is set by the california department of public health. anything else the department of public health will have to inspector that. there's a limit in the first year they can't sell more than $35,000 worth of goods. so i think that's about it. ok and my understanding is this new or

. >> we reached out to councilmember cha, she said after she got off the phone, she was going to e-mail the police chief to make sure it is on their radar. small potatoes or not, it is this type of crime that can escalate into something more serious. >> justice tonight for a family still reeling from a brutal beating. a man named tommy branch has been found guilty today on six charges connected with a robbery and assault of a man named t.c. mas lin, severe brain dangerous six surgeries since the attack, he still has trouble walking and talking. tonight, his family released a statement that reads, even though this verdict is what we hoped for, we remain e, tremely saddened by the devastation caw caused and the lives shattered as a result of this senseless act. >> three are in federal prison, when pictures of -- the back pack was found in a land fill. the clien clients recover donahue is recovering from a bullet to the leg. classmates of the alum started an online fundraiser for donahue. >> it is great to help someone who has made such a sacrifice not only to boston but for the country. >

we will be having our report from councilmember wong. >> are you ready, mr. wong? >> okay. now i am. yes, may 16, the fiscal access committee had a joint meeting with the joint module accessibility advisory committee. we got to the same presentation that you just heard. one of the most important things for me as a member of the mayor's disability council, the mac and accessible parking advisory committee and the mac is importance of hearing public comment. i also wanted to share with you a summary of the mac comments from yesterday. mac -- one member recommended that the sfmta convert a parking garage to disabled parking only and run para transitentrance service to this to deliver transportation services and discussed limited income individuals maybe negatively impacted by having to pay at the meter. a member committee member expressed that the dmv should review all placards be certified that they are valid and continues to be. one member felt that time limits and payment are good ideas and be fairer. the members pointed out that many low income people ride the bus. a coupl

. >>> san jose district councilmembers have rejected a 5% pay race for themselves. they unanimously voted no which was recommended by a citizens commission. many councilmembers said it would be inappropriate after paycuts and layoffs for city workers in recent years. >>> $360 million is the estimated jackpot for tonight's powerball lottery growing. california is among the states taking part so you don't have to go across state lines to grab a ticket. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran joins us from san lorenzo at a store that sold winning lottery tickets in the past. can you imagine? >> reporter: to have been one o tickets at this store, it would have been completely amazing. california had two big pots of money up for grabs. take a look at the numbers right behind me over here. we had $190 million last night for mega millions but tonight all eyes are on powerball. $360million are up for grabs tonight. this is the third highest jackpot ever and lottery fever spread across the state. store owners have reported lines around the block with dozens of customers each week with

city councilmember for the district has organized a meeting on monday night to discuss what residents can do to protect themselves. the meeting will be held at north oakland senior center on martin luther king way. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 9:00, when the senate will take a pivotal vote that could leave you paying more for what you buy online. a smoky brush fire. what gave firefighters the upper hand. seeking a new place to pray. why a church in the east bay is being forced to find a new home. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser, temperatures they did come down as much as 25 degrees in some spots. in some spots. maybe even some show look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices

councilmember denise would also participate. only two observers would be allowed. from the san francisco ilrc. it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on fri

we will be having our report from councilmember wong. >> are you ready, mr. wong? >> okay. now i am. yes, may 16, the fiscal access committee had a joint meeting with the joint module accessibility advisory committee. we got to the same presentation that you ju

. >>> a san jose city councilmember making a special plea to colleagues today in a very public way. writing a special article in this morning's mercury news. in it he calls on the city council to stop fighting against measure b. just last june voters approved the measure leading to pension rchl for city workers. the san jose police union challenging measure b saying the city should have bargained more with the union before putting the measure on the ballot. he's making comments ahead of the city's budget session, which could include close to a million dollars in lawyer fees to fight for measure b. in a statement he says, quote, we cannot wage war against our employees, expect them to provide high-quality service for lower pay and then be surprised that they seek employment elsewhere. >>> still ahead, a new scam hits the south bay. how thieves are luring people out of their homes and stealing their goods. >>> also, shoes still in high school but this bay area teenager is showing skills beyond her years helping super charge your phone. we'll tell you how she does it in a matter of min

. >> the city councilmember points out the irony in the word mexico or mex used to cross out the word filipino. she says they merged their union with caesar chavez and other mexican farm workers to form the united farm workers union. >> and then seizure -- caesar chavez was a more well known united farm worker leader. >> and that's why renaming the middle school is so important to so many filipino-americans here. the search for a suspect in this hate crime investigation continues. reporting live in union city i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as you may have seen a few minutes ago amanda knox opened up to diane sawyer in her first television interview about her new memwior detailing her 2007 arrest and twill for the murder of -- trial for the murder of her british roommate in italy. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you anything you haven't told police that you have said in this book? >> no. >> the italian court threw out her aquittal and she is getting sympathy from the american public. that's according to a new post poll. 65% of people w

so let's take roll call on this councilmember. >> with that director harp everybody. >> aye. >> director lloyd. >> aye. >> director metcalf. >> aye. >> director reiskin. >> aye. >> chair kim. >> aye. >> that is five aye's and the item is approved. >> thank you. go ahead and call item 10. >> approving the minutes of the april 11, 2013 and no members of the public wanted to address you on that item. >> moved. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. >> i will do a roll call vote. director harper. >> aye. >> director lloyd. >> aye. >> director metcalf. >>ide. >> director reiskin. >> aye. >> chair kim. >> aye. >> that is five aye's and the minutes are approved. >> thank you. can we please move back to item seven. >> item seven is a presentation and public hearing for fiscal year 2013-2014 capital budget not to exceed $282,814,000 and fiscal year 2013-2014 operating budget in an amount not to exceed $5,612,895. >> is the cfo able to report on this item? >> good morning directors. this is the presentation of a two quit million dollars capital budget and $5 million operating budget for the

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. >> the city councilmember points out the irony in the word mexico or mex used to cross out the word filipino. she says they merged their union with caesar chavez and other mexican farm workers to form the united farm workers union. >> and then seizure -- caesar chavez was a more well known united farm worker leader. >> and that's why renaming the middle school is so important to so many filipino-americans here. the search for a suspect in this hate crime investigation continues. reporting live in union city i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as you may have seen a few minutes ago amanda knox opened up to diane sawyer in her first television interview about her new memwior detailing her 2007 arrest and twill for the murder of -- trial for the murder of her british roommate in italy. >> did you kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. >> do you anything you haven't told police that you have said in this book? >> no. >> the italian court threw out her aquittal and she is getting sympathy from the american public. that's according to a new post poll. 65% of people w

. >> councilmembers, it includes the addresses to which they indicated notices were made, are those correct addresses for your client? >> whether or not -- yes, those are correct addresses but -- >> but he did not receive them. >> he did not receive notice of the hearing. now, what happened is there was an initial notice about the desire to place a surface mounted facility on that location generally indicating that further hearings may develop, mr. yee then immediately, well, when he was notified by a tenant who received one of the mailings, he then contacted the department of public works and registered a protest in the form of an e-mail, but there was never any follow-up, the next thing he knows, there's digging crews outside his sidewalk. >> i have a question, i don't know if it's going to go anywhere, but was there aalternative to this location that your client thought would be preferable? >> well, we're not engineers, nor are we prepared at this point to offer another alternative location at this point, but certainly one that doesn't involve the amount of foot traffic na the u.s. posta

workforce that is located here for some years and has been a real big a trespass for the innovate oir councilmember companies and i think we do what we do does insite having that knowledge sharing with other technology companies with the scientific community and art culture is critical. >> i think the biggest reason is that there is a support culture a lot of people going through the same thing are here and it's a challenge but there is people who are in that challenge with you >>> >>> in this case coming out of -- ([inaudible/incomprehensible] (music is very loud) . >> telling people from anywhere that you can live out your dreams here you can go forward and you won't be alone. there are other people who will join force with you >>> well if you have an interest in technology you are going to find more kindred spirit in the san francisco area than you will find anywhere else. you are also going to find an interesting opportunities in the most interesting innovative companies, on the earth. >> the talent that i can attract is the #1 determinant of whether we are success of or not and how successful