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the flames covering the suv, setting off a ton of smoke, just before 5:00 on lombard street near larkin, witnesses say the car caught fire earlier in the day but was quickly put out. >>> in the south bay, crews rush out to stop flames from spreading, on keeler court, it burned 15 acres before was contained. is just the beginning of a long fire season ahead.>> reporter: the san jose fire department knows better than anyone that summer has officially begun. this fire burning along the banks of coyote creek is the second one in two hours, they were able to knock it down before it became a raging inferno. in another brushfire, near this golf course, it was one half acre, before was doused, if yours -- if you are sensing a trend, you're right. >> we want to get them over with, before they get big, so we are available for more incidents during the day. >> reporter: they quadruple the number of trucks that get sent to small brushfires like this one. the strategy is to overwhelm the flames with hoses and shovels and prevent disaster. >> it's just because it's warm, we don't have the wind yet, t

the magnolia tree was planted on fulton street east of larkin. family and friends attended. lead with the city's public works director and city administrator before becoming the mayor. >>> deputies with the alameda county sheriff department took over an intersection today for a good cause. it is a big fundraising for the special olympics, and they call it badges with buckets. they ask for donations. they hope that drivers would donate, and they did. the department raised nearly $32,000 in cash, and at least $1000 in change. there's still fundraising online, and if you want to donate, go to www.ktvu.com . you can click on a web link to get more information. >>> reveler celebrated cinco de mayo and street festivals throughout the area. the crowd enjoyed some old school dance battles. there was also live music and giveaways. >> it has been a lot of fun. i expected a big crowd, and there is a big crowd. we have had a lot of fun. >> speaking of food, there were plenty of vendors to satisfy the hunger cravings. the event continues for about another hour at jack london square. >>>

the first shooting happened near market and larkin streets.0-year-old man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. then shots were fired on capp street in the mission. the victims... a 29-year-old man and 25-year-old man... were not seriously hurt. the latest shooting happened on revere avenue in the bayview. a 15-year-old boy was hurt... but he will recover. no arrests have been made in any of these shootings. ( james ) a man falls to his death inside one of the terminals at s-f-o. it happened yesterday morning at the baggage claim area. witnesses say they saw several people trying to stop the man jumping from the upper mezzanine level in terminal 3. the san mateo county coroner's office says it's too early to comment on the cause of death. ( james ) crews battled a brush fire in american canyon. you can see the plume of smoke in the distance on the hill. these images were sent to us by a kron-4 viewer. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon off of american canyon road. firefighters quickly contained the flames. the cause is under inves

the first shooting happened near market and larkin streets.ies. then shots were fired on capp street in the mission. the victims... a 29-year-old man and 25-year-old man... were not seriously hurt. the latest shooting happened on revere avenue in the bayview. a 15-year-old boy was hurt... but he will recover. no arrests have been made in any of these shootings. ( darya ) a man falls to his death inside one of the terminals at s-f-o. it happened yesterday morning at the baggage claim area. witnesses say they saw several people trying to stop the man jumping from the upper mezzanine level in terminal 3. the san mateo county coroner's office says it's too early to comment on the cause of death. ( james ) newly released body cam footage from the last year's northbay fires shows the teriffying moments lives were changed forever. <"jesus christ its like life and death right now... we need to get those people out of here">( james ) 8 hours of footage... caught on camera by the santa rosa police officers. officers ran door to door trying to save peopl

however, due to the dogged determination of officer tom larkin, an investigator, witnesses were found, evidence was presented, i proved the case at trial and a murderer was convicted and removed from the streets for good. police work will never replace the loss of the boy but that service and the service and sacrifice of our officers is exactly why we recognize our police officers this week. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kihuen: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to remember the life of melissa ramirez. melissa attended the route 51 festival in las vegas on october 1. melissa loved her family more than anything in the world. she always made sure to take trips home over the weekends while she was studying at california state university to get her bache

brian larkin? brenda mcnulty present. madame chair, you have a quorum. that are not on the agenda. >> can i have the overhead, please? well, for the rest of the audience. thank you.

(justine) a san francisco patrol car and a ride share driver collided at larkin and o farrell streets last night. viewers sent in these photos to the newsroom around 1 a.m. from the tenderloin intersection after they heard a loud crashing sound. they say the black sedan carried a passenger in the back seat. that hasn't been confirmed. it's not clear what led to the crash or who was at fault. sfpd have not responded to any questions today. officers with the california highway patrol marin unit are zoned in on dui drivers this holiday weekend...with four arrests made so far...friday night at 8 a woman was arrested after a caller noticed her swerving on highway 101 north by novato with two kids in the car.sot: sgt. andrew barclay, california highway patrol marin// "when the officer contacted the driver he determined she was extremely intoxicated and was arrested for a dui but to further the situation she had an 18-day old baby and an 8 year old child in the car so she was also charged with two felony counts of childhood endangerment."then saturday night at 8:45 a crash was reported just

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselveso they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we wan

brian larkin? brenda mcnulty present. madame chair, you have a quorum. that are not on the agenda. >> can i have the overhead, please? well, for the rest of the audience. thank you. good morning, my name is jerry. first, i'd like to commend controllers' office for embedding the links for the supporting documents into each meeting agenda topic on the sfgovtv website, it's both useful and insures that supporting documents are available to meeting attendees. the benchmarking report that was discussed in the april meeting, it contained useful descriptive statistics, but in the 84-page report i could only find six slides that benchmarked the financial performance of san francisco against other cities, that would allow the reader to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of city services, which is the mission of the city services auditor. the first slide was page 27 of the report which dealt with street resurfacing cost. san francisco spends $1134 per square mile. actually, san francisco's overhead cost of $242 per square mile is 80% of seattle's total cost.

the first shooting happened friday night...near market and larkin streets.n was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. then saturday morning... shots were fired on capp street in the mission. the victims... a 29-year-old and 25-year-old man... were both taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the latest shooting happened saturday night on revere avenue in the bayview. there... a 15- year-old boy was injured...but will recover. no arrests have been made. (vicki) there are still a lot of questions after last week's double homicide in san jose.(grant) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, now the names of the victims have been made public. flowers, candles and other tributes make up a memorial for the man and woman who were shot to death last week. the santa clara county coroner's office identified them monday as 24 year old jennifer martinez and 21 year old emilio salazar. both victims are from san jose. a passing motorist made the grim discovery, reporting it to police just ater 10 o'clock last wednesday night. a neighbor heard a car speed away from t

larkin, you want to make comments? >> well, we had a liaison meeting, fred and i did regarding this bond last wednesday, the 28th of march, and rather than me reporting on that, first, are there any other general questions from any other commissioners? you can go first, robert. >> yeah, ok, i have a few. start by the last schedule you showed, the second issuance, spending projections. >> yep. >> if i may have this incorrect, you can correct me, but the first bond was 67.6 million and it's been three years since you had those funds and we don't have financial reports -- >> excuse me, commissioner. chair, at this time we do have a quorum so we can begin our meeting. >> ok. so, let's begin our meeting. shall we continue the rest of this presentation and then go back to other items that we have skipped? yes. continue on with this item. >> this meeting is called to order, call roll. [roll call taken] we have five members present. >> ok. so just to address your question, sounds like -- >> i haven't got to the question yet. t

. >> i think commissioner larkin had asked at one point about the use of change orders increasing bond costs. and asked that we had done more to look at preplanning to avoid cost overruns and change orders. >> i think that was responding to the public comment about change orders, and explaining what change orders were. but -- yeah, change orders are bad. so while we can look at expenditures, does that look at the planning that goes into the bond that's put on the ballot? >> i know we can't comment itself, esar 2014, that will probably be shared the next meeting, the audit report. >> right. so, a month ago we issued an audit of the preconstruction phase of the 2014 -- to the extent that the committee would like for us to present on it while you are also hearing the 2014esar update, we'll be more than happy to do so. >> thank you. >> i just want a clarification on page nine, functions and activities exhibit 8. the first paragraph below exhibit 8 said follows three of the four leading oversight practices related to monitoring bond projects and expenditures, that they identified. and in th

near larkin and hemlock streets.en a man used his dog to push the victim off. officers say the thief then took off on the scooter. the victim was not hurt. ( james ) disturbing allegations coming out of a water park near sacramento. roseville police say 7 men groped a group of girls... and those men were arrested. officers say the men had a strategy. they waited until the girls were by themselves and surrounded them on memorial day. the men were arrested for lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. the victims were all under the age of 14. police say the young girls did the right thing... by reporting the men immediately. ( james ) a 13-year-old girl walking home from school is able to escape an attempted kidnapping. as the girl was walking home in san diego ... a driver pulled up next to her ... grabbed her by the arm and tried to pull her into his van. police say the girl was able to break away from the man and run to safety. police are still looking for the driver. ( darya ) hateful messages have been tagged through

year we have completed construction of two condominium projects while beginning construction on 719 larkin and 1433 bush. also, we are slated to begin construction on 244 lombard and in the fall which was approved late last year. today we are pleased to present to you our latest project, 555 golden gate. it's a culmination of a collaborative design. mary woods and david winslow of the planning department were instrumental in guiding us through this process, and we'd also like to take a moment to thank the numerous neighborhood groups, coalitions, and concerned citizens whose passion and insights helped to shape this project as the project you see here today. 555 golden gate is located in the civic center on golden state currently between vanness and polk street. the site's central location and proximity to multiple mass transit options make it the perfect opportunity to create a dense urban in-fill building. this will provide the area with badly needed housing and commercial spaces. the proposed project is an is 11 -- 11 story mixed use building. our project will add 55 units of housing as

appointment to the port commission and also want to acknowledge cheryl and adams executive director of the larkin youth street couldn't stay but wanted to speak in support. i have known gail for ten years working as a community organizer in the tenderloin when i first moved to the bay area 15 years ago. gail has continued to be one of the most dedicated civic and professional leaders in san francisco that i know. and the tenacity she shows around her community and working on behalf of the most vulnerable citizens in our community is exactly the set of skills we need to have on the port commission. we need people who are dynamic leaders who understand the intersection between all the important policy issues the commission faces, so i encourage you -- >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is beth stokes, executive director of episcopal community services of san francisco. i'm here to express my enthusiastic support for gail gilman. i have had the honor of working alongside her as a colleague for 15 years serving the unhoused and most vulnerable member

public works department will plant a magnolia tree east of larkin in the civic center area.family and friends are expected to be on hand. lee was the city's public works director and the city administrator before he became the mayor. >>> it is known as the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. it is the 144th running of the kentucky derby. the justify has run three times in its career, won all three races. there is a 50% chance of rain at churchill down. >> muddy track. have a good friend. 18 horse vino rosa. >>> hobby shops are taking part in free economic book day, concord economic shop owner, that is joe field, he came up with the idea 18 years ago to generate a little buzz in economic book business. shops are giving away free comic books and planning friendly activities as well. >>> when a young child's curiosity. >> a 2-year-old loves the pixar character nemo. josiah found nemo inside a claw machine. he crawled through the prize door of the machine, got up the chute and then got stuck! the prize door closed behind him and there wasn't enough space for him to open it up. >>

the robbery happened yesterday around 6-45 p-m near larkin and hemlock streets.olice say the victim was riding his scooter when the suspect used his dog to push the man off. officers say the thief then took off on the scooter. the victim was injured but did not go to the hospital. (vicki) a woman is injured after a shooting in san francisco's pac heights policere still looking for ght the gunman. it happened friday afternoon on california street. officers say the victim and suspect supposedly got into an argument leading to the suspect shooting her. police say the man then took off running and responding officers were unable to locate him. the victim was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. (grant) a big story we have been tracking for weeks... the kilauea volcano is still erupting and now are are getting a closer look at the lava seeping into the ocean. scott mclean has the latest. --looklive as follows--you can see from this vantage point just how much lava kilauea has pumped down into the ocean.all of this black rock along the coastline, that is