speaking of numbers i really appreciate the fact that i am in san francisco and not in oakland and not even in my home town of berkeley california. san francisco really is the city that knows how to do things correctly where law enforcement is concerned, and i really needed to say that. i sat here and i listened or tried to because some people just didn't make any sense to me. there's only so much that the police can do. there's a lot that people need to do taking responsibility for the fact that they want to engage in criminal activity with impunity. they want to engage in stupid activity with impunity. i am on the mack community which the multi-model access advisory committee of mta, and mta had the keep your phone down and your eyes up campaign to get people who are riding on muni to pay attention to the fact that you're not in your own bubble. there's a real world out there and evil does exist and evil is out there and waiting for you to not be attentive. that's on you. you are to pay attention to what is going on. be it that you're going to cross the street and hopefully bicycles not on the sidewalk where you're going and t

debra is a doctor at university of california san francisco medical center. her medicine, so i don't know start the surgery off with some dancing. >> she's a good dancer, too. >> she wanted to make somewhat of a virtual flash mob, so she asked her family and friends to dance with her and record it and they did. at 7:30 in the morning on november 5th, friends in atlanta and connecticut, her aunt from her own living room. debra's video went crazy viral and now has more than 7 million views on youtube. even beyonce shared it on her facebook page. and we did get a chance to talk to debra back in november shortly after her surgery. welcome to the show. how are you feeling? >> i'm doing great. i'm feeling spirnlgly fulfilled. my muscles are pretty sore. so that will require some recuperation. i feel like i've got about 5,000 hookups. >> you who between you get the entire o.r. team to dance with you? >> no one had ever asked. i was more nervous about how the flash mob was going to go than how the surgery was going to go. >> i want to know why you chose that specific

requested action and background from the university of california ken center of university of california san francisco. and 14b on page 63 and 64. the defendants service are corrected to 1-29, 2014 through 3-31-2014. and page 88-90. the original dates of service to july 1, 2013, through june 30, 2014. amended dates of service are corrected to november 1, 2013, through march 31, 2014. >> thank you. any items by the board? seeing none. any items severed by the board? none. roll call will take place under section 0. item 8. the superintendant's proposal. this has been moved and seconded. commissioner murase? >> the committee as a whole met on january 24, 2014. with a report on the public educationen enrichment fund that we are scheduled to hear tonight. several committee members board members expressed concerns that were to be addressed by staff in the intervening times. so i'm hoping that those concerns were addressed in a satisfactory manner, otherwise there will be time for discussion for that agenda item tonight. and there was a motion by the committee to advance to the vote tonight. >> deputy superi

new this morning, a study out of the university of california san francisco. it's reveals people who have guns in their homes are more luckily to die a violent -- likely to die a violent death. they have they found strong evidence that people with guns at home have a great r risk of committing suicide and found moderate evidence that guns in home increase the odds of firearms violence. >>> russian authorities are searching for this woman. you see here. they believe she could be a threat for the upcoming olympics in sochi. rusana is vowing revenge for the death of his islamic husband who was killed by russian forces last year: a group that claimed responsibility for last month's bombings in volgograd is threatening attacks for the games. >>> get ready for a blast of frigid air. it's a red alert day and lots of equipment on the roads. thankfully most schools are closed. federal government . >>> welcome back. 4:426789 snow on -- 4:42. we have several hours to get ready before conditions go downhill. snowing across parts of western maryland. it's going to be heavy

san francisco namely california highway patrol, san francisco state police, ucpd so forth. the team and his personnel went out today and in a period of two hours, had issued 40 citations in that area today. you're going to continue to see that level of enforcement and you might see him or myself pulling you over, so that kind of collaboration is going to take place and continue to take place on fulsom and 6th and 9th. look forward to seeing a lot of blue and tan out there. chief. >> chief. >> my mistake. there is one more presentation. i'm going to struggle with this. >> can we keep it brief. >> teresa who is the chief of the advisory board. >> good evening. again, thank you all for this incredible effort and necessary and needed change for san francisco drawing all of our attention to public safety ety and all of our citizens safety. my name is is tracy and i'm a mother and small business owner in the san francisco district in a police distract. i'm in the city of heights and last year i became cochair of an advisory board and at the time my cochair now commander, sharon.

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california. san francisco's rainfall total for 2013 a foot and a half below normal, downtown l.a. with its driest year since 1877. val centrally farmers now preparing -- central valley farmers now preparing to cut back on crops. [ sound of fireworks [ >>> 2014 has a arrived in the bay area. many partiers and local cities welcomed 2014 at the stroke of midnight this morning. this was in san francisco, beautiful, right? thousands gathered along the embarcadero to watch the 15- minute display. it caused major traffic gridlock clogging nearby streets more than two hours later. and many people out there had high hopes for 2014 and seemed eager to put 2013 in the past. >> i moved to this country. i took up a job. >> i got laid off this year. >> moving to like california because we were in boston and, yeah, it's much warmer here. >> san francisco police say they had extra officers in the area in uniform and plainclothes. some of the new year's celebrations around the world were truly spectacular. here's andrew spencer with a look at the different ways people celebrated in various countri

estado y por eso hoy.... 1:06 today i am declaring a droguht emergency en el estado de california en san franciscoel gobernador jerry brown declaro el estado de emergencia john laird/secretario de recursos naturales de ca :36 13;14 cada persona tiene que cortar su uso de agua por 20 por ciento inmediatamente 13;21 este viene con un llamado a que agencias, condados, campesinos ,ciudades y todos ahorremos agua en un veinte por ciento de nuestro consumo regular.... 30:07 el primer ahorro para el agua es regar o en la noche cuando ya se metio el sol o en la manana antes de que salga el sol 30:15 esta residente de south san francisco ya tiene claro lo que tiene que hacer, y por eso dice que los jardines no hay que regarlos durante el dia. 31;28 cuando la tierra esta muy caliente y usted tira el agua, lo unico que va absorber...a la raiz no va a llegar, entonces usted va a tener que gastar mas agua para regar la planta 31:41 37:18 natsound lavadora la opcion de doble enjuague ya la elimino de su lavadora. 34:04 quizas vamos a salvar quince galones en el segundo enjuague pues esos los salvamos 34:09 y to

so for example, northern california, san francisco, and san jose, those are among the highest chancesf climbing the up ward mountain ladder. and those are among the worst, and performing far worse than a lot of the developing countries. why it depends so much on the geography, and what is going on in these particular cities and states that causes the differences. >> alley got an exclusive interview with the head of nissan, plus, some interesting thoughts about the demise of red lobster from yours truly, and i know you love that restaurant. >> i do. >> 7:00 p.m. here. >> that restaurant was a lifeline when i was in do what are. you kidding me. david, appreciate it. the heist was the biggest robbery in american history when it happened, it even became a major plot point in the movie good fellows. now 35 years later, an arrest, and new developments out of west virginia we will have results from independent tests carries out on the drinking water there after two toxic chemicals polluted the supply, that and more in a moment. someone leaves their home searching for a better life. >> two ho

enforcement, we're making sure that we collaborate with our law enforcement partners in san francisco namely california highway patrol, san francisco state police, ucpd so forth. the team and his personnel went out today and in a period of two hours, had issued 40 citations in that area today. you're going to continue to see that level of enforcement and you might see him or myself pulling you over, so that kind of collaboration is going to take place and continue to take place on fulsom and 6th and 9th. look forward to seeing a lot of blue and tan out there. chief.

. >> charles epstein was a geneticist from the university of california, san francisco. >> epstein isfour hours of surgery to his hands, arms, and face. >> news of the bombing hit hard for previous victim gary wright. >> i came home from work, the news was on, and he was back. it unglued me. it was just devastating. >> two days later and 3,000 miles away, another bomb arrived at the office of david gelernter a computer science professor at yale university. >> i just heard a very loud explosion and then we heard a man screaming. >> gelernter survived. but he was seriously injured. >> why would anyone want to blow up a professor who specializes in the languages used to program computers? >> the unabomber was back in action, and investigators were no closer to finding him than they'd been when they started 15 years earlier. >> the unabomber, he was obsessed with ensuring that he threw us off the trail forensically. so he would do a number of things. the return addresses on the unabomb devices were real names of real people at real addresses of, say, their home or place of business. other

walkability but i want to get to some of the other top five now number two is san jose california number three san francisco. oh number four seattle washington and number five san diego california now ed given california's financial troubles what do you think it says about the states that three of the top five best cities for economic upward mobility are all located there that seems odd to me you know you would know i think it goes back to what i was saying about technology. and that sort of thing when you're thinking about you know the whole go west young man i mean it's still there you want to go to silicon valley you want to go to seattle you want to go to the shores of california in general rule and that's where a lot of the innovation in america is being done and still today right but if you think about san francisco it's also one of the costliest cities again erica so it's you know you think for economic mobility that seems difficult or at least poses a problem you don't think so you know i think that underneath the data you'd like to take a look at that because there's been you know all the so-called

walkability but i want to get to some of the other top five now number two is san jose california number three san francisco. oh number four seattle washington and number five san diego california now ed given california's financial troubles what do you think it says about the states that three of the top five best cities for economic upward mobility are all located there that seems odd to me you know you know i think it goes back to what i was saying about technology. and that sort of thing when you're thinking about you know the whole go west young i mean it's still there you want to go to silicon valley you want to go to seattle you want to go to the shores of california in general rule and that's where a lot of the innovation in america is being done and still today right but if you think about san francisco it's also one of the costliest cities here so it's you know you think for economic mobility that seems difficult or at least poses a problem you don't think so you know i think that underneath the data you'd like to take a look at that because there's been you know all the so-called gentrification t

walkability but i want to get to some of the other top five now number two is san jose california number three san francisco. oh number four seattle washington and number five san diego california now ed given california's financial troubles what do you think it says about the states that three of the top five best cities for economic upward mobility are all located there that seems odd to me you know you know i think it goes back to what i was saying about technology. and that sort of thing when you're thinking about you know the whole go west young man i mean it's still there you want to go to silicon valley you want to go to seattle you want to go to the shores of california in general rule and that's where a lot of the innovation in america is being done and still today right but if you think about san francisco it's also one of the costliest cities here so it's you know you think for economic mobility that seems difficult or at least poses a problem you don't think so you know i think that underneath the data you'd like to take a look at that because there's been you know all the so-called gentrificati

rags with other law enforcement agencies our city and highway patrol and the university of california at san francisco, ucsf, san francisco state, us park police, we have significantly impacted the number of fatalities where driving the influence has opinion an issue. so in this case we have two. we obviously want to reduce that further to zero. lastly red light and stop sign violations are both from having one. where the primary factor was a pedestrian, there were six occurrences of the 21 total fatalities in 2013. jumping off the page, the jaywalking was three occurrences and not obeying a traffic control signal and lastly a pedestrian outside of the crosswalk. i think it's important, many of the steps that we took to safeguard our pedestrian who have come to fusion and we would have had lower fatality rates. the challenge was the month of december. an incredibly violent in regards to 7 pedestrian killed just in the month of december and that's significant when looking at a total of 21. >> commander, i meant to ask this question when you were on the first staff >> marshal. >> that first slide, the a

i think even more impressive on that day in four locations around the state of california, san jose, oakland, san francisco, los angeles that collectively we collected 1500 guns. >> wow. >> to get off of the streets so for the state and our participation it was great and april we're talking about doing the next thing. i don't want to spring on you but the next one in april and continuing these and thank the mayor's office and the everyone and the more guns off the street the better so thank you. >> please call line item 3d. >> commission announcements and items for future commission meeting. >> announcements. >> there is not a regular meeting next wednesday but thursday january 16 at 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. a joint meeting with the board of supervisors public safety committee to discuss pedestrian and bicycle safety and in the board of supervisors' chambers at 5:00 p.m.. and we might want to talk about scheduling the community meeting in one of the stations, either parker or southern station is up for it. >> next is southern or parker. >> i believe it's balboa park station. >> chief, do you have any prefere

i think even more impressive on that day in four locations around the state of california, san jose, oakland, san francisco, los angeles that collectively we collected 1500 guns. >> wow. >> to get off of the streets so for the state and our participation it was great and

california -- san francisco's minimum wage, they're looking at $15, and other cities are looking at $10.10think to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 is really something that we need to do. >> dianne feinstein, thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. >>> and the country has lost folk music legend pete seger. his political active vichl and music were a blended pursuit, even early days. his log cabin became the site of the weavers first gatherings where "if i had a hammer" and "whim away" was born. seeger was black listed in the mccarthy era where he refused to answer questions. he went on to found the newport folk festival. his songs will last forever. "where have all the flowers gone?" became the anthem of the peace movement, and after he poplar e poplarized "we shall overcome" it became the rallying song for the movement. he won a national medal of the arts. in 1996, he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. pete seeger's focus was on the activism. president obama said today in a state, pete used his voice and his hammer to strike blows for workers' rights and civil rights. wo

san francisco? >> yes. kippur may be living in one of them but he has multiple houses. john: your movie has a section. >> told in virginia outside washington d.c., to properties in california san francisco bay and the ocean view in month to seato. then of course, there is a mansion in asheville and a humongous houseboat in tennessee he calls it biosolar1. john: a partner that backs the fiske your car company spirit by the way the car's name is is appropriate that it. john: but one final clip largely thanks to the bride to said industry analyst they are talking about clinics it it it you believe in global warming? >> yes. >> why? train wreck i ask the hardest question. humans? to read what? >> everything we do. john: come on you picked the silliest examples. >> this is what we've got to. of their relief in global warming aden's shallow soup echidnas said coolth sayg to do briefly to know why the police if of they believe if will understand the wrist no consensus estimate for the best car with the intergovernmental panel. the 3,000 concluded that 95 percent chance that men is causing that. >> was not unanimous been a pair were thousands of scientist inlved sooner if there we

. >> the leaders of the california high are education will speak in front of the board of regents in san francisco today. janet napolitano will be joined by the chancellors of the california state university system and california community colleges. any will spoke about opportunities to strengthen the master plan if higher education that was originally adopted in 1960 and had to make it more relevant to the needs counter prairie california. in san francisco united states labor secretary tom perez will be in the mission district looking at entrepreneurs trying do go their businesses and hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. >> new details this only on california's insurance exchange with officials saying they continue to have a problem with enrollment with younger people not signing up large enough numbers at 18 to 34 needed to balance out the older customers more likely to use the health services. without younger people, premiums may have to go up and latino enrollment is below expectations with the long wait times frustrating some. >> palo alto police investigating a rash