. >>> a man that grew up in china town before moving away to work in hollywood.e returned his career took a whole new turn. how he has recreated china town in miniature. >>> five years since the devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan people are still struggling to get their lives back to normal. >>> teachers from city college and supporters marched today in protest. they rallied outside the offices of the chief negotiator. contract negotiations have been stalled and they deserve raises. city college has been making cuts that end up hurting students. >>> today bell's chimes in tokyo marking five years since the massive earthquake and tsunami. >> that disaster took more than 18,000 lives. many say the recovery process has been slow especially near the nuclear power plant where the tsunami triggered melt downs in three reactors. officials are concerned about high radiation. >> i don't think it's an exaggeration to say that the tsunami smashed and swept away the arrogance here. >> more than 160,000 people were evacuated. about a tenth of them are living in tempo

san francisco also first enclaves were south market, south park, parts of china town. for the 110th anniversary is where it's currently located in the western edition area. so a lot of people are asking why 110? it's an odd number. we did celebrate the centennial ten years, but what we wanted to do this year is because our second generation japanese-american, they're in their late 80s and early 90s. it may be the last significant milestone or celebration for them. we wanted to make it about them. we wouldn't be here without the first and second generation japanese-americans. so this is a special and sentimental one for us. they might not be here for the 115th or definitely not for the 125th. >> yeah. when we hear 110 years, you kind of forget there's are a lot of original businesses operating in japan town. >> definitely. >> so that feeling is definitely not just a historic but a person one, right? >> we were talking a bit about this musical play. some people heard about it. some haven't. the place to be. tell us about that and how it fits into the celebration. >> i ca

san francisco expected to sentence china town gang leader on wednesday. convicted him in january on 162 koints including racketeering and murder. he was found guilty of hiring a hit man to kill a rival gang member. he also was convicted of money laundering and traffic of cigarettes. it carries a monday tori live life sentence. >>> a transgender inmate paroled bf the state had to pay for her surgery said she'll have the operation on her own this summer. she's biologically a man but lived at a woman since the 190. before her parol last year a judge ordered california to pay for her sex change surgery. she serve l 28 years in prison for second degree murder and said she's adjust to go life outside p. >> she's looking for long term housing and a job. >>> a key suspect in the paris terrorist taking questioned by investigators in belgium -- did information gathered from him could prevent similar takes in the future. >> this capture is already proving to be valuable for investigators and the intelligence community at large. on friday, security forces arrested sa

. >> it happened near china town after the corner of powell street and broadway just before 6:00 thisng. leanne melendez is live with the latest. [ sirens ] >> reporter: let's just way for that to go by, this fire engine. that's right. you can imagine what it was out like this morning, very dark, very cold. and it happened so early that there was hardly anyone out here. but police are hoping that someone may have seen that driver. just after 5:30 this morning, it was raining and dark. terrible conditions for any driver. police say a white van was seen driving on powell street and turned right on broadway, when he hit and killed a pedestrian. someone spotted the body in the road and ran to the police station a block away. it's not clear if the 60-year-old man was in the cross walk at the time. he lived in china town. >> we don't know if the person was dragged or the impact landed the body where it was discovered. >> reporter: police say the driver never stopped and continued west bound through the broadway tunnel. the white van they're looking for has no windows and the front end is su

is in san francisco are looking for the driver of white van hit and killed a man walking near china townmorning near powell street and product way continual. here's lee ann with more. >> thinks the fifth pedestrians killed in san francisco so far this year. 60-year-old man resident of china town. white van seen driving on powell street and turned on broadway when it hit and killed the pedestrians. some one spotted the body in a road and ran to the police station block away. not clear if the man was in the crosswalk at the time. >> we don't know if the person was dragged or if the impact landed the body where it was discovered. >> hit and run happened at 5:45 this morning when it was raining and dark. police say the driver never stopped and continued westbound through the broadway tunnel. >> all we have is white van. no window. and possibly has some front end and possibly has some front end cars often they approach the . >> the the tunnel. >> somebody getting hit like that can happen any time. >> to me that's unacceptable. guy taking off the way he did. i hope the guy gets caught. >> poli

welcome back, we are following breaking news a hit and killed this morning in china town.ll closed westbound because of what is happening. >> they have reopened it since the last reports started. but they have reopened the area right here. happened before 6:00 this morning. near the intersection of broadway. the body was found on broadway. we are joined by san francisco police. to give us the latest on the investigation right now. and thank you for joining us. >> what is the latest story. we said a man in his 60's that was struck. >> we have around in the morning responding to a call of a well being of a body in the middle of the street. traveling southbound making a right turn on to broadway striking the man. it is a white van with no windows. trying to find any videos to help us identify the license plate, a driver, but what we do have is a male asian in his 60's who was a victim of this hit and run collision. so we are asking if the public has any information to contact the police. we don't have where he was in relation to is vehicle. all of that is under investigation

this is the kind of medicine chops you see in china towns around the world. >> we have to have exoticbs. this is the gheko. >> what is this used for? >> it is used as a tonic and it is used a lot for asthma. >> reporter: she told me that rhino horn was used 2000 years ago for diseases like epilepsy and menninggitis. >> there's no evidence at all that it could do something for cancer. hang overs, especially. i don't even know why someone would try to use it for that. phenomenon. >> right. i guess people just want to believe what they want to believe, but there's plenty of other cures for hang over that don't involve killing such a magnificent animal. >> reporter: what about the company alternative? >> we don't sell it, and we wouldn't want to sell is real or synthetic. why not? >> it encourages people to look for the real such because people will think it doesn't work the same as the real thing >> reporter: what if the synthetic could pass as the real thing? that is what the company is driving on to drive the prices down >> i think it is dangerous and i ken courage them-- encourage the

in china town, last the traditional arch look, as in the stations of yesteryear. >> reporter: hope is -- >> we're able to enhance the city and move the city at the same time. >> reporter: but they wouldn't mind if things went a little faster. >> are you guys on schedule? >> we -- we're -- as most projects, we're striving to be on schedule. we're under budget. we're doing very well on budget. schedule, a bit strained, but we are doing everything possible to open this project in the first quarter of 2019. >> reporter: in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> u.s. trade regulators implemented a ban on virtually all imported hoverboards today but not because of safety concerns. the international trade commission is banning them because of copyright infringement complaints from segue. segue is based in new hampshire and holds more than 400 patents on technology that allows the hoverboards to balance. the ban will likely make it tough to get ahold of a hoverboard until the dispute is resolved, but demand has slowed down because of the risk of hoverboard fires. >> well, mike, to

walking tonight because of the shutdown.hutd >> about 20 minutes you know i'm supposed to go to china town but no more traffic going through tr here so i got to walk. >> i'm not sure i'm allowed to a be on his street. getting weird looks from thero cops riding down the middle ofhe the street. >> walked out and you saw this whole mess? >> yes. >> surprise you. >> i came out here, i i had no o idea what was going on. >> when i first saw them a a little over the top.op. >> nobody should be frustrated.. >> you a couple days. >> yes, i'm fine. this must be. that's how with liver in this time must be secure. >> did you know before comingw e here the nuclear summit would be happening n>> you heard it onher the news walking by we sawaw blocks being dropped. >> keep everything save for our visitors and get the job done. not a problem. >>here's a map showing all the road shows chars. s quickly here, klm and between ten and six shut down.ut 7th it a and 9th between k and o will also be shutdown. tenth street between i and l shutdown. new york and mass avenue between sixth and fifthth running through

officials say the private catholic school near china town has about 80k through 8 students, far belowhe number it needs. the school's director says the numbers are not there. under financial pressure to balance the books at the school and parish level and we can't sustain the annual losses brought on by low enrollment. meeting with parents to tell them of the decision. the parish is helping students and teachers relocate. eugene mod a proud graduate for chinese immigrants. >> it is a sad moment that they are shutting down but hopefully it will reopen. >> the parish may reopen kindergarten in a few years. the bilingual montessori school will reopen. >> the intent is to try and build enrollment up and to reopen. it is a beautiful facility and superb academic record. the intent is not to close it certainly forever. >> it is not a reflection on the school or staff but a forward thinking decision. henry lee, ktvu fox news. >>> i feel like we are drying out and soggy from this past weekend. >> and fortunately we are getting breaks. the motion are the clouds are coming in now. if they have l

gee, i guess i will take the china town bus. what, the china town bus. in war. what came through? >> donald trump, they threw the family down on the trump jet. they marched in the front of the parade. trump had to fly to europe but he booked a shuttle flight and someone from the office go to hotel get them, stay on the plane with them and bring them back. it was behind the scenes. he wasn't doing this for attention. he wasn't grand standing. he did it behind the scenes. greg: what is the media scoop, what is going on in the world? >> i'm off today, so. hopefully nothing. rosanna: congratulations. we appreciate you coming on. we wanted you to feel at home, last night at michael's in they do a great job for us. rosanna: we are having them on and they are making corned beef and cabbage. greg: people talk about the media scene at michael's for lunch and they have great food. rosanna takes the cobb salad. by the way, kelly gang website. >> kelly gang charity.org. still open. you can contribute any time. greg: you are great. thank you so much. great to be a kelly. keith kelly, ed kelly.

nbc 10 was there as the mayor read to the children at the china town learning center. the maybe has been visiting day care centers across the city to talk about his plan to raise money for his pre-k plan. >>> good news tonight if you live in pennsylvania and work in delaware. your commute home could get easier. that is if you rely on septa. here is a look at 30th street station where the evening commute is in full swing. next month septa wilmington newark line will be adding two express trains in the evening, they will run between the four stations in delaware and center city philadelphia. this will save commuters about 10 minutes. the service will start two weeks from today. >> a construction project begins tomorrow on the draw bridge over the schuylkill river. crews will work to enhance the operation and structural condition of the bridge. the project is expected to take two years. this week lanes will be closed in cloth directions. >> are you the big winner from the weekend powerball drawing, there was one ticket that matched all of the white balls saturday but it c

it also turned the kitchen at the china town campus into a classroom. the competition was a fundraiser for the ymca's after school culinary arts program. it was started three years ago to serve young men ages 14 to 19. give them a path to jobs and college. >> it's not all about what you see on television or what you read in the newspaper. when i started this 30 years ago it wasn't a great job. it still isn't. it's a hard job. have you to work hard. >> i believe. organizers say they hope to use the donations in the fundraiser to buy a food truck so the students can share their skills and healthy cooking the rest of the community. >>> it just came out last week but fuller house has already been renewed by netflix for a second season. the show center around dj who is widowed and has three sons. her sister and best friend move into help. many of the show's original cast members also back. >> cut it out. that's all i remember from that show. >>> more than 100 sports authorities stores are closing by the way nationwide. up next which stores are shutting their

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and we know for example from china town, where we already have incredible density and the high transit usage which is what we want in all of the areas where we are increasing the density and even though it is transit rich in many ways that the buses that you know are intensely over crowded and so, you know, that, and the density in having a service, and for, that density is in my view a part of the equity and so, in that, and when you look at the portions of the district six and 10 and sort of in between, soma and bay view, that whole area, is going to be absorbing a significant amount of housing and so even though it may not, be and it is not, the low income. it and it would be in terms of equity we want to make sure that we are not creating all of that housing and not having the transit to support it, and that is an aspect of equity and the other asset of equity that i hope that they will continue to take into account and will take into account more and i think that it has a lot more work to do is about late night and early morning, transportation, which in my view is a major equity

people needing coats in china town. >> i'm iain page, thanks for joining us. >> scott williams this rain is sticking around for the morning drive. >> certainly right. it is going to be damp and dreary tomorrow. you want to allow extra travel time. as we look at the satellite and radar. the rain has been mug in since early this afternoon. it's going to continue overnight. and with the clouds with the showers. temperatures will be kept at bay. take a look as we expand the view as we move into sections of maryland, virginia, this rain will be moving through overnight and impacting that monday morning rush. a live look outside of our studios, streets are damp. 50 right now in philadelphia. the average high this time of year is 52. we made it into the low 60's. look at the wind direction out of the east at eight miles per hour. with the water temperatures still relatively chilly. we're going to have uniform temperatures upper 40's to around 50 right now. high temperatures for tomorrow. likely stuck in the upper 40's. for tonight, it's damp dreary, 40 in the bushes, mid 40's in the city. monda

officers were called to the corner of broadway and powell in china town before 6:00 in the morning.s arrived they found a man lying in the street. he was pronounced dead. the victim's name has not been released and only being described as an asian man in his 60s. officers say they are looking for a white van with no back windows that may also have some front end damage. police are also searching for surveillance video from the area. >>> children at an elementary school in east oakland will have a new place to play on monday. volunteers helped to build a new playground at cesle mount community charter school. some sales force employees, parents and teachers all pitched in to make sure the kids have this nice, new, safe place to play. >>> starting in july, people will have to be at least 21 to buy tobacco products in san francisco. mayor ed lee side that bill yesterday raising the legal age from 18. this new law covers cigarettes as well as other tobacco products including smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes. state lawmakers passed similar legislation earlier this week but still unclea

hall and suppliment that project and probably look, possibly to the west side or even into the china town, at those clinics and we are actually studying that right now, we had a meeting last week, to look at all of those ten clinics to see where the money and the funding would make best sense. >> yeah, because it would be nice to be able to, inform people that you know, let's just say that china town, we are going to do seismic here and over there. and not that, you could do it for, everybody, and some of the clinics already have had their up grades as you have pointed out. >> correct. >> and it would be nice to be aible to then, bring it back down to the people, if we are able to get some of the further information. without getting real specific. but, saying that this is our intent and it goes out to, 2021, any way. >> but, that these will be, you know, it is like the library ponds, right? >> exactly. >> one of the constraints that we had, commissioner chow is that we could not, because of the 20 million was added so late in the process, like 2 weeks before we went to the board on februa

it was just light rain, but enough for the umbrellas to come out in san francisco's china town. >> the recent wet weather, too much for this tree this morning. a large limb came crashing down on three cars in a parking lot. >> this is a live look outside right now, looking gray and blustery. spencer christian is here now with our accuweather update. >> we have several days of stormy weather coming our way. we may see more of downed trees, power lines perhaps. let's look at live doppler 7 hd, right now spotty sprinkles left from the system that's fading right now. let's move along to what's coming our way next. you can see a storm developing offshore, way up to the north. that will be the next storm. here's the storm impact scale to alert you to the impact of each storm. one is a light storm, five is a severe storm. the next storm is a two. two to four inches of rain in the north bay. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. the flash flood watch has been issued from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. sunday, with periods of heavy rain expected in the north bay. here is the forecast. 5:00 this afternoon

a live look outside at china town this tuesday, march 8, warm and traffic on the fives at 6:05.going to be honest i'm super excited for this day. i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> all right. news first. developing overnight, at least fourteen people hurt after commuter train derailed in california and pictures frightening, the train went off the track while traveling from sap fran kiss obey area last night. one car was submerged in

. >> a hit-and-run driver killed 63-year-old near his home in china town. police still looking for the driver of the van. the driver hit him as he crossed around broadway on march 11th. lee can't believe the driver left her father in the street. >> he still wants to have that person to be there next to him. >> redesigning aspects to have larger strips where people can take refugee because it's such a wide street. >> lee is hoping drivers will slow down. she's grateful donations to help pay for her father's memorial are pouring in on a gofundme page but she wants the driver of the van to come forward. >> show yourself and tell us what happened. took responsibility of your actions. nbc bay area news. >>> in the east bay less than two days after his release there's already a petition. people in concorde want a sexually violent predator moves oud of town. robert bates was released this week as a transient. he's living in motels while under police supervision. police have called saying they have seen bates in the downtown area but they can't do anything since he

a live look outside at china town this tuesday, march 8, warm and traffic on the fives at 6:05. going to be honest i'm super excited for this day. i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> all right. news first. developing overnight, at least fourteen people hurt after commuter train derailed in california and pictures frightening, the train went off the track while traveling from sap fran kiss obey area last night. one car was submerged in livrk and they believe a fallen tree on the track cause the the derailment. >> so public now it's another big day for presidential candidates and voters go to the poll today mississippi, idaho, michigan, hawaii, and democrat held to the polls to michigan and louisiana today. the next big around of primar primaries comes tuesday including john kasich home turf ohio and marco rubio home state of florida. both those stays are winner take all for gop cap sglait bernie sanders lashing out to hillary clinton of mischaracterizeing hi position on the bail out as a. >> many thought that he might make a third pa

. >> mayor jim kenney paid a visit to some students in china town. 10 was this as the mayor led storytime at the learning center. mayor kenney has been visiting day care centers across the city to talk about his plan to raise money for his pre-k plan. >>> new jersey leaders calling for the drinking water in all public schools to be immediately tested for possible lead contaminati contamination. >> cydney long signefinds out w this would mean for your child's school. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitting here right now if it wasn't for pond lehocky. >>> right now at 5:00, new questions about what's in the water at your child's school. today new jersey leaders have a new plan to look for lead. they want to test the water at every public school in the state. >> but we wanted to know how they plan to

and we know for example from china town, where we already have incredible density and the high transit usage which is what we want in all of the areas where we are increasing the density and even though it is transit rich in many ways that the buses that you know are intensely over crowded and so, you know, that, and the density in having a service, and for, that density is in my view a part of the equity and so, in that, and when you look at the portions of the district six and 10 and sort of in between, soma and bay view, that whole area, is going to be absorbing a significant amount of housing and so even though it may not, be and it is not, the low income. it and it would be in terms of equity we want to make sure that we are not creating all of that housing and not having the transit to support it, and that is an aspect of equity and the other asset of equity that i hope that they will continue to take into account and will take into account more and i think that it has a lot more work to do is about late night and early morning, transportation, which in my view is a major equity

in between to attract all sorts of patrons from different cultures to the metra graph located in china town, dave and liz. >> very romantic. normally i tell you what movies to see and which to avoid. this is a movie palace worth going to see. wort a special trip. >> really nice -- worth a special trip. >> really nice experience. thanks, sandy. >>> a rapper puszed in manhattan. -- busted in manhattan. what landed lil mama under arrest. >> a substitute charged with teaching a class of 2nd graders while the influence of alcohol. we'll tell you how she got caught. . >>> we have new information on a shooting in brooklyn that we told you about earlier. we now know it was a woman shot. let's check back in with shannon sohn who is in news copter seven. shannon? >>reporter: david, we saw the ambulance leave about 10 minutes ago carrying that woman to the hospital. she is expected to survive her injuries. a half hour ago at the intersection of president and franklin avenue. they have the entire area shut down and police aviation overhead searching for a suspect in the shooting. reporting live over br

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hall and suppliment that project and probably look, possibly to the west side or even into the china town, at those clinics and we are actually studying that right now, we had a meeting last week, to look at all of those ten clinics to see where the money and the funding would make best sense. >> yeah, because it would be nice to be able to, inform people that you know, let's just say that china town, we are going to do seismic here and over there. and not that, you could do it for, everybody, and some of the clinics already have had their up grades as you have pointed out. >> correct. >> and it would be nice to be aible to then, bring it back down to the people, if we are able to get some of the further information. without getting real specific. but, saying that this is our intent and it goes out to, 2021, any way. >> but, that these will be, you know, it is like the library ponds, right? >> exactly. >> one of the constraints that we had, commissioner chow is that we could not, because of the 20 million was added so late in the process, like 2 weeks before we went to the board on februa

china town, san francisco, the bayview, into the richmond district, moderate to hev.dge if you look closely you can see the rain as it smacks up against the pavement and makes it a slippery morning commute. flash flood warning in the north bay where we have flooding and ponding on roads right now. warnings always mean that it is imminent. it's happening. we have a flash flood watch in effect for the bay area through the weekend. the other side of the coin happens to be the breezy conditions. winds out of the south and southeast at 12 in san francisco. flat east and north of the bay. but theses winds will increase to 30 miles per hour with gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the highest elevations of the bay area also the coastal areas so that's where you see the blue highlighted areas. the wind advisory in effect until saturday. this is an active el nino weather pattern. this is the same system we were dealing with yesterday. over 4" in venado. now the core of the center of the area of low pressure is pushing through so possible thunderstorms today. upstream that's your

. >> darya: for murder conviction a china town again stirred also convicted of racketeering is going on trial since. >> mark: an additional 1000 bicycles will be available in san francisco and 250 in san jose. they plan to expand to oakland and emeryville and berkeley. >> darya: if you're visiting golden gate bridge this weekend will not be able to park their because of the easter holiday. the holiday weekends tend to be really busy so they have not allowed parking. the restrictions are placed from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on sunday. tour buses will so be allowed to park. >> james: a person called and and said that the picture said that he has the location of this picture. >> darya: he might want to think twice before your kids take a nap. a study reports that your naps should be under 40 minutes . this is a logger heads can cause health problems. napping for 40 minutes or longer can raise your cholesterol and blood pressure and excess fat around the waist. they say these factors all increase your risk of heart disease. they say taken that for 20 to 30 minutes and you feel bad. emhart

and we know for example from china town, where we already have incredible density and the high transit usage which is what we want in all of the areas where we are increasing the density and even though it is transit rich in many ways that the buses that you know are intensely over crowded and so, you know, that, and the density in having a service, and for, that density is in my view a part of the equity and so, in that, and when you look at the portions of the district six and 10 and sort of in between, soma and bay view, that whole area, is going to be absorbing a significant amount of housing and so even though it may not, be and it is not, the low income. it and it would be in terms of equity we want to make sure that we are not creating all of that housing and not having the transit to support it, and that is an aspect of equity and the other asset of equity that i hope that they will continue to take into account and will take into account more and i think that it has a lot more work to do is about late night and early morning, transportation, which in my view is a major equity

and we know for example from china town, where we already have incredible density and the high transit usage which is what we want in all of the areas where we are increasing the density and even though it is transit rich in many ways that the buses that you know are intensely over crowded and so, you know, that, and the density in having a service, and for, that density is in my view a part of the equity and so, in that, and when you look at the portions of the district six and 10 and sort of in between, soma and bay view, that whole area, is going to be absorbing a significant amount of housing and so even though it may not, be and it is not, the low income. it and it would be in terms of equity we want to make sure that we are not creating all of that housing and not having the transit to support it, and that is an aspect of equity and the other asset of equity that i hope that they will continue to take into account and will take into account more and i think that it has a lot more work to do is about late night and early morning, transportation, which in my view is a major equity

there and presents also thanks to the student siding as well as the community youth center and the china town ymca and the department of health this is the first of many events we'll be hosting in the chinese speaking communicated and other communities around the city of san francisco this evening i'm proud to announce 16 standards from john o'connor school and management class will be xooeft the pro star cup the national snooflt is a highly focused on restaurant and culinary arts with 14 teams and design a restaurant and create a story board and present this with destroy professionals as destroy professionals and math teams do currently the is it the will be jisz by 26 chiefs wheel they prepare and meal for one hour with no electrical the o'connell is run by a business and they figure out the target market and learn how to keep the business the black that is on the objecting for the multi course meals that is 21st century looks like project based learning thank you to the chief daniel and the custodialy art teacher for the great work with our students and if all of us best of luck to the stu

there and presents also thanks to the student siding as well as the community youth center and the china town ymca and the department of health this is the first of many events we'll be hosting in the chinese speaking communicated and other communities around the city of san francisco this evening i'm proud to announce 16 standards from john o'connor school and management class will be xooeft the pro star cup the national snooflt is a highly focused on restaurant and culinary arts with 14 teams and design a restaurant and create a story board and present this with destroy professionals as destroy professionals and math teams do currently the is it the will be jisz by 26 chiefs wheel they prepare and meal for one hour with no electrical the o'connell is run by a business and they figure out the target market and learn how to keep the business the black that is on the objecting for the multi course meals that is 21st century looks like project based learning thank you to the chief daniel and the custodialy art teacher for the great work with our students and if all of us best of luck to the stu

. >>> a federal judge in san francisco has delayed the sentencing of china crime town boss raymond chow. he was due to be sentenced yesterday but the judge wanted to wait until after his lawyers completed post trial motions. those are now due on april 15 april 15th. chow was convicted of racketeering, conspiracy and murder charges back in january. >>> a former bay area planning official will spend a year in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling $3.9 million. he was the director of financial services for the association of bay area governments. last year he plead guilty to wire fraud for embezzling bond funds intended for developmentsments in san francisco. his lawyers say he has repaid nearly 3.5 million dollars of the money he stole. >>> we are keeping an eye on the photograph thick -- photograph thick morning. are people behaving smile i would say so. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. you can straff sick moving along nicely. you could also tell that -- in the little amount that we have been following, about an hour and 45 minutes. traffic is a lot bus

i work in china town for years and i work in the mission. everyday when i commute to work, it's heart breaking to see so many fellow human beings living under the 101 freeway by caesar chavez. the city is not doing its work to help our fellow human beings. i really want to see the navigation move forward. >> i work for the homeless youth alliance. we lost our lease in 2013. since then, we have been unable to find another one and relocated all of our services outdoors and in the after math, ashbury has the most pathetic ratio of homeless people to indoor services. they are at risk of dying and are dying in golden gate park and in the streets. it's just uncontentiousable. one thing i want to mention, my boss mary touched on this. while we were out in the rain providing medical care, therapy is a -- our staff provided for kids drenched. they had no -- they had to go back in the park and sleep outdoors in wet clothes. this is a state of emergency. one final thing i want to mention, supervisor campos, you mentioned there's several buildings that

in china town, we have the heart of the area of artisan poets in the city, many under extreme pressureks renting out a room in their house or renting their place out had they're on vacation or out of town to help make ends meet. that's been going on for hundreds of years. used to be called the classified ads, later craigslist. but we do have a problem when unscrupulous speculators use that business model to buy up entire buildings, evict five and six units of housing and turn them into 24/7/365 hotels. >> aren't you worried when you request changes to what the market is doing naturally that you're going to in the long run affect the competitive nature of the city? an example, involved in a committee yesterday that decided not to use vancouver, even though it is trading in dollar -- and 25 cents cheaper, to hold a financial services conference there because they don't have uber. the city don't know they missed that opportunity. and here you are talking about shutting down a vehicle that is actually providing for housing. do you worry that when you meddle with something as broad as the m

we give a training in chinese and there is a team in the china town area. there is a note about communications. we have a regroup.com. one of the problems that we have in the event of an emergency to get a hold of everybody instantaneously. sound trees take a long time. the regroup capability where it can put out a message and will go to everybody all at once. because of your past support we've gotten a lot of people prepared to help themselves and their families assist their neighbors and provide support for the department for the next earthquake that comes. that's going to prepare the first responders. we thank you for your support and hopefully you will continue. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners. my name is garrett, the chair of the advisory board. i have been trained since 2006. i'm going to talk to you about the different activities the residents get involved in. we start with a 2-hour workshop. we realize that in any disaster first responders are going to be overwhelmed. it's really important that individuals get some s

i work in china town for years and i work in the mission. everyday when i commute to work, it's heart breaking to see so many fellow human beings living under the 101 freeway by caesar chavez. the city is not doing its work to help our fellow human beings. i really want to see the navigation move forward. >> i work for the homeless youth alliance. we lost our lease in 2013. since then, we have been unable to find another one and relocated all of our services outdoors and in the after math, ashbury has the most pathetic ratio of homeless people to indoor services. they are at risk of dying and are dying in golden gate park and in the streets. it's just uncontentiousable. one thing i want to mention, my boss mary touched on this. while we were out in the rain providing medical care, therapy is a -- our staff provided for kids drenched. they had no -- they had to go back in the park and sleep outdoors in wet clothes. this is a state of emergency. one final thing i want to mention, supervisor campos, you mentioned there's several buildings that

there and presents also thanks to the student siding as well as the community youth center and the china town ymca and the department of health this is the first of many events we'll be hosting in the chinese speaking communicated and other communities around the city of san francisco this evening i'm proud to announce 16 standards from john o'connor school and management class will be xooeft the pro star cup the national snooflt is a highly focused on restaurant and culinary arts with 14 teams and design a restaurant and create a story board and present this with destroy professionals as destroy professionals and math teams do currently the is it the will be jisz by 26 chiefs wheel they prepare and meal for one hour with no electrical the o'connell is run by a business and they figure out the target market and learn how to keep the business the black that is on the objecting for the multi course meals that is 21st century looks like project based learning thank you to the chief daniel and the custodialy art teacher for the great work with our students and if all of us best of luck to the stu

. >> the president of china is in town this week, meeting with president obama over nuclear issues. ing it up because frequently there are complaints when it comes to software had china, it is used but not paid for. how many people use microsoft in the world and how many people are paying for microsoft in the world. do you know? >> when you say microsoft, that's a broad statement. if you look across office, we have over a billion users, windows, a billion users, in the cloud now, we have many, many, many accounts that are running their business with microsoft cloud with azure. and the business we have in pretty much every country are significant. and, yeah, there is -- there is different approaches we have to take to be able to have people use the software, legitimately and legally and we're constantly at work on that front and we're working with many companies and governments to make that happen and the progress is there, we feel good about the progress. >> good to have you on. thanks so much. >>> one big name stock that you probably own in a mutual fund, getting close to an eight-y

china's booming industrial heartland is now barren. a consequence of the country's economic decline. and the cities that were built here are now ghost towns takes us inside china's rust belt. >> reporter: a city built on hope. a monument to speculation and cheap money. born from the construction boom fueled by china's $500 billion stimulus package in 2008. the one thing missing here is people. it's 8:30 in the morning. in any other city in the world, that would be peak hour. not here. the old saying is, built it and they will come. well, they certainly haven't come yet. shinfu is in liang province in northeast province. they were the fastest growing in china but this region has become a casualty of plunging prices and stalling economic growth. it's now known as the rust belt. billboards around town show what it should have looked like but this is what it is. rows of stores locked up and empty. there are windows advertising what should have been there and nowhere is that misplaced optimism more pronounced than the city center. the american architect who designed this was asked to come up with a concept for the heart of the city. this is wh