that could be the same for taraval. one of the things we talk about is if we have success in one area, we have to anticipate where the next area will be where we will do it and what can we put in place to prevent that. on the taraval side, obviously the first thing is very similar. education and meeting with the merchants and the park smart campaign throughout the taraval. one of the things interesting about the taraval is the captain found that his plainclothes deployment was least effective because of the terrain of the district and being residential and things like that. he felt directed patrols with uniformed officers and a more strategic around the serial crimes is investigative support from burglary being out there putting plans in place to use plainclothes, but a more uniform presence out in the taraval. and that has been successful out in the taraval district. i will touch on the district attorney's office and how we work with them. the neighborhood prosecutor his are a key to the team aspect at the stations. al

taraval station demographics. as a breakdown, if you can see, we have a total again of 106 officers, and the breakdown is 95 males, 11 females, and 35 caucasians, 18 latins, 40 asians, ten african-americans. and this is pretty much reflective of the community that we serve, so i'm pleased to report that. as far as language proficiency, we have six officers that speak cantonese fluently. there are two that are assigned to our foot beat on irving, which is very helpful and resourceful, and they are constantly called by other districts to assist with translations. i have other officers that speak cantonese and mandarin, but aren't certified and that would also include myself, given that i'm fifth generation, i've lost a lot of it. we also have one officer that speaks french, two mandarin, one russian, six spanish, and i'm pleased to state i have one sergeant that speaks italian, german, french, and spanish. specialized training. we currently have five field training officers, and they are currently used for re-entry,

our love our taraval neighborhood team. i love you all, and the officers at taraval. as a member, if we come and meet on wednesday and mention to the captain an issue, be it homeless, be it trash, be it blowing stop signs, whatever it is, we get the appropriate response immediately. and he makes sure that attention is given to whatever that issue is. i also want to thank all the people that came to international night out. mayor, chief scott, it's really important my neighborhood knows that they are available and responsive to us, because if there's going to be drama in the taraval station, homicide a lot of times, unfortunately, it is in the o.m.i., which is the ocean view, ingleside, merced heights. so i also want to thank sf safe. their partnership is invaluable and also the d.a.'s office, maggie is wonderful. together with the community if we see something, we need to say something. it's a good partnership, so i wanted to come up and say appreciation and thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. good seeing you

both buildings on both sides extend pass 2426 taraval. and extending it further, there will be no no sunlight and to the backyard and requesting they don't get any units at all. to go to both sides and extend it past the way it is. >> any additional comment in support of the d.r.? project sponsor? >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. and on behalf of the project sponsor, i would like to thank staff for working on this project. and to make this into a very worthy project that the commission can support. mr. lamb is a life long san francisco resident and attended george washington high school and he and his wife and three young children live at the property and would continue to do so after the project and in one of the units and would like to have his father-in-lawly in the lower unit and a third unit on the third floor. just to give you a little bit of context about the property, this is the front facade. the blue building is 2420. the two d.r. requesters on either side. you have seen this image, 2426 taraval here, the subject pro

what are your concerns in the taraval police district? so it was taraval's turn on the wheel here, so takes a lot of work to bring the television station here for everybody, and all the commissioners, i have to tell you, from my perspective as a commissioner, this is the best part of the commission, because we go to ten different districts during the course of the year, and you really learn a lot at those meetings, so we expect to hear from you, what you're concerned about in the district, in the taraval, but we also do things a little differently, too. ordinarily we just go into our meeting, but when we're out in the community, we have the commissioners introduce themselves and tell you a little bit about what we do in our day jobs. this is allegedly a part-time job, and the term allegedly is a big job. we like to give the community background about what we've done in our careers and what we do. and being we have so many new commissioners, there's four new commissioners tonight who have their first neighborhood meeting. i ordinarily star

the l taraval is no different.hey're making decisions based on outdated studies, moving stops to increase the speed of the l. meanwhile, we have the elderly and disabled who are unable to find a stop close to them because they've been remove will them. we've been removing parking spots, that's hurting small businesses. all these decisions being made, and it's all under the guise of some kind of solution, but that solution's hurting a lot of people. we had a proposition a few years ago to actually make sfmta board of directors not all appointed by the mayor but have some appointed by the board of supervisors. i would like to see some of that come back and maybe even have some of those positions elected positions? >> thank you. mr. mar. >> i agree with all of my colleagues critiques, the changes to the l taraval. i would just add that i ride the l tear avalue every day. i'm a commuter. i work downtown in civic center. often, i'll have to take a car from civic center down to embarcadero to be able to get on a car to b

the latest off of taraval street in safeway, another five out of six winner but the payment is still to be determined because one, there were several winners when it came to that ticket and also it depends on the numbers. if it was a five out of six without a mega ball number or four with a mega number. we had a chance to speak to a couple of residents this morning and last night who are expressing regret they didn't buy a ticket at their local safeway. >> that's awesome. it was unfortunate i wasn't here to buy one this time, i was in new york. but it's great. i usually buy my tickets here, too. >> i live right here and my company pooled all their money. we had $872 and they told me to go to daly city instead of walking to my neighborhood safeway. i'm bummed but happy for someone to win in san francisco and also it's right in my neighborhood, woo hoo! >> reporter: lesson learned there, i bet. when it comes to the winning number even though we know the jackpot winner was in south carolina, 28, 70, 5, 62, 65, and that mega ball number was the number 5. there's still another jackpot tod

one of them sold here at this safeway store on taraval in the west portal and sunset districts. the winner hasn't come forward yet. so we are waiting for that. we just found out what this person is going to win according to the website of the california lottery. $562,000. that is what the ticket is worth. because there are so many of them. 8 tickets sold in california. the store is going to get a prize, too, and lotto officials say the hype this all creates is a winning combination. >> it's easier to win the second tier prize so to create more millionaires but also feed into building bigger jackpots. >> reporter: before last night's drawing, people were lining up at another safeway, the safeway in the marina district which you may remember a bakery employee won $1.9 million. that was last week. so who knew safeways in san francisco, pretty lucky so far in this game. and if you are really feeling a little bummed this morning, you didn't win, the games go on. there's a powerball drawing tonight and a big jackpot in that, $1.6 million. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >

you will see a request for taraval, not just paving but transportation improvement. the 5ypp, about $4-$5 million a year, funds about one project a year for street resurfacing. so this should be a category should prop 6 pass in november there will be impacts to d.p.w. for paving. also if there are prop k funds for equipment, like you see for street cleaning and also for street repair. the next category is for bicycle and pedestrian facility maintenance. this is doing sidewalk repair and also repainting green bike lanes or bike boxes or safe hit posts that have been hit or damaged. the public sidewalk repaired, d.p.w. used to prioritize around street tree because it's the tree roots that typically cause the damage on sidewalks. they have funding to maintain the sidewalks and also to maintain the trees. so prop k is now being programmed or requested to be programmed for locations that are non-tree related damage. on the edges of curbs and at returns. and we will be monitoring that use of funds. there is an existing backlog that public works has that will carry it throu

numbers in the mega millions lotto including one of them that bought a ticket here at the safeway on taraval in san francisco sunset district. the manager says that they are aware that a winning ticket was sold here but again, the winner has not yet come forward. the exact amount the ticket is worth hasn't been announced yet but at last word, we are again still waiting for that as well as some of the other ticket winners in california to come forward so it will be all calculated after that point. the store is going to get a prize, too. and lotto officials say the hype this all creates is a winning combination. >> it's easier now to win the second tier prize a million dollars or less. so to create more millionaires but also feed into building bigger jackpots. >> reporter: before last night's drawing, people were lining up at this safeway in the marina where you may remember last week a bakery employee won $1.9 million. now all hope is not lost if you are feeling the lotto comedown bummer. the powerball drawing worth some money is coming up tonight. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> texas i

what happened on el taraval can't happen again. that was a crisis on communication and outreach. the agency must improve that about plan improvements and take the neighborhood's input seriously, not just as an after thought. i am proud to have the endorsements of a lot of elected leaders and associations, but also to to have the endorsements of community members, who know that one of the reasons i'm running besides fact that i'm a native san franciscan, public schoolteacher and father of three, and i'm the only person on the ballot who has represented district four on a advisory committee. currently, i sit on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. do i have all the answers in no, but i'm ready to do hard work on day one, and for good reason. i'm fighting for my city, family, students and neighbors. if elected supervisor, i will bring transparency and accountability city hall. i'm running an authentically gran oriente roots campaign. you can reach me at 415-898-8973. that's my own phone number, and you can learn more about me at mcneil4supervisor.com. thank you so much. >> my n

one was at the safeway on taraval street.orward yet. >> we were talking about it today. what would you do? set half of it aside. tour the world until i got tired. that's what i would do and i'd give like 50 million to my will you buy your ticket here? >> yes i will. >> now, there was a big line at the safeway in the maria district yesterday -- in the marina district yesterday

the ticket was sold at this safeway on taraval street. seven stores across the state sold tickets with five of six winning numbers including one in stockton. >>> meanwhile, this morning, asian markets are slammed after yesterday's sell-off on wall street. indices were down around 3% in tokyo and taiwan. and dow futures are pointing to a slight rebound after yesterday's losses. the dow was down more than 600 points yesterday. the nasdaq was down 4%. and the s&p 500 down more than 3%. opening bell is in just a few hours. so stay with us for live updates. >> business, the east bay's oldest restaurant has shut down without warning. patrons trying to go to the fish grotto was closed. it opened in 1890, 1890. the family left in the '90s and a houston based group took over spenger's. it's been under corporate ownership ever since. >>> 4:41. a bay area little league is losing players. coming up, they say it's all because of this mess. let's ke a live look ents say outside >>> only on "5," drugs, trash and even human feces at the ball field. the s

one was at the safeway on taraval street. the winner hasn't come forward yet. >> we were talking about it today. what would you do? set half of it aside. tour the world until i got tired. that's what i would do and i'd give like 50 million to my will you buy your ticket here? >> yes i will. >> now, there was a big line at the safeway in the maria district yesterday -- in the marina district yesterday where a baker won last week. many think it could happen again. >> my grandmother used to say, if you don't play, you don't get paid. right? so at the end of the day, guess what? it's $1.6 billion! you understand? ha ha ha! >> so it is fun to play. and what is it about the bay area? just last week another lottery player in morgan hill matched five out of six numbers. a mega millions ticket sold at this am/pm and it was worth nearly $3.5 million. so the bay area is pretty lucky. but not the big prize. >> yes. multi-million dollar maybe. ist at the safeway marina yesterday not because i thought lightning was going to hit twice but i

. >> reporter: sfpd launched a pilot project at mission and taraval stations in january assigning someone to specifically study property crime at each location. break-ins are down 21%. but at mission statement, they are up 6%. police are calling that a small victory because in previous years, the annual increase was closer to 20%. >> it's never a good thing that's going up but we have to measure our success where it was, where it's at. >> reporter: for victims, the public trust isn't there. she didn't call police for any of the five break-ins because she didn't think they would help and thinks more foot patrols would go a long way. >> i don't know why people are doing it, but it's not going down. and i think maybe more patrolling. >> reporter: the study also pointed out some hot spots. one of which is parking garages. apparently, you are four times more likely to have your car broken into in a parking garage. susie steimle, kpix5. >>> here's a live look at the evening rush. pretty typical for a wednesday evening but new data reveals the bay area's worst commute. topping the list, the comm

the ticket was sold at this safeway on taraval street. 7 stores across the state also sold tickets with five of six winning numbers including one in stockton. >> you know, anne makovec was out there at safeway yesterday. >> right, yeah. >> she said she was not the winner but then she told rning on vacation to mexico. maybe she isn't telling us something. >> she wanted to take me with her. >> take all of us! >> i get lotto and lottery fever when it goes up. it's ridiculous. >> are you buying tickets like crazy? >> i still am! powerball last night. >> there is always hope. >>> hopefully it gets better on the freeways. we have reports of a traffic alert. northbound 101 through the south bay and it is causing some pretty significant delays. let's get a closer look on our maps here. as you work northbound 101 at mckee it's blocking two lanes, sluggish conditions, you can see yellow and red line there continuing all the way back to capitol expressway. pretty significant delays. a traffic alert is in effect so that will be closed for some time. in the meantime, use 280 as an alternate. we thou

i want to thank the staff at taraval station, commission staff, san francisco government tv, who had to equip all this. you can watch yourselves on tv, i think, starting tonight or later tomorrow. but again, you know, one thing i'm glad you came here, but there has to be a dialogue between the community, and we tell our officers, not the profile, that you don't paint everybody with the same brush. many different folks here, men and women in the san francisco police department, and some of you had looks on your face when you saw commander mannix and deputy chief redmond back there. yes, those are moms and dads here at this school. you've probably never seen them in uniform. they have students here at the school, folks are parents at the school, so it's about us making change, so thank you for coming, it's greatly appreciated. thank you. >> motion to adjourn? >> motion. >> all in favor? [ gavel ] i didn't o- >> sound familiar do you keep on getting up there's an easier way. >> of course there's easier way get rid of of mosquito they breed whatever this is water no water no mosquito mos

taraval station reported a 21 percent drop.m) the city of san jose is announcing a unique program to deal with the growing problem of trash on the streets. the city is going to put people who are homeless .. to work picking it all up. san jose officials have identified some 40 trash "hot spots".. now, 25 homeless people will be hired to pick up the litter ... as part of the "beautify san jose program" it may also be a way for homeless people to transition to a path off the streets.. and into self- sufficiency < sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...this is a way for us to accomplish two very important goals, we need to beautify our streets and we ned to help these people get back on their feet..."trish dorsey/goodwill industries "...this giving these folks the opportunity to work their way back into the community but in avery slow, methodical way...">(pam)way...">(pam) the job pays 15-dollars a hour. those hired will work four -to five- hours every day. the program kicks off next month. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live lo

one ticket was sold at the taraval safeway in san francisco. match 5 of 6 winning numbers.s on our morning [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back, everybody. you know, when i watch a television show, i do watch it all the way to the end, because i like watching the closing credits. i like to know who worked on the production. and it turns out some shows have some surprising credits you may not have noticed. we're going to look at some of them in a segment we call "hidden credits." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: let's get started. first up, "the conners" is in its first season on abc. and check out those closing credits. there you go. you get your director, your editors and then there's this created by racist tweets. [ laughter and applause ] next up, "the young and the restless" is a long-running soap opera on cbs. and i was surprised to see this in the credits right here. starring, the old and the been doing this job since 1973. [ laughter and applause ] next up, "the price is right" is still going strong after all this time. and i have to say, this was a litt

he says a recent policy change in the mission and taraval district is helping to cut down on break-ins there. it involves dedicating staff members to focus solely on property crime and work directly with neighborhood prosecutors. citywide break-ins are down 14% from last year. >>> a warning to shoppers who park in walnut creek. police are tracking a rash of break-ins. this is at a shopping center in the city. investigators are still looking for the owner of this nissan van. they say he may be responsible for t for car break-ins at the countrywood shopping center. police say the burglaries are happening in the early morning hours. >>> a bar in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood remembering a woman who died in a house fire this week. a photo of 28-year-old kelsey o'leary is posted on the third rail's facebook page. she worked there as a bartender. authorities say she died tuesday morning in a house fire in the inner sunset. we actually covered it as breaking news on today in the bay. the fire happened on juda. in all, six people were displaced. investigators are not determined a caus

one ticket was sold at the taraval safeway in san francisco. match 5 of 6 winning numbers.yout. more detials on our morning ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is the host of "the daily show" on comedy central. his new netflix special "son of patricia" begins streaming november 20th, and you can catch him on his first arena tour starting in january. arenas, wow. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome trevor noah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at that. they love you, man. >> ooh! >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. >> it is good to be back. that was a long intro. why did you read that? >> jimmy: what a great intro. >> why did you have to do all that intro? you should have just -- >> jimmy: it was like a a three-card intro. >> yeah, it was like the whole interview is just my intro, jimmy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, so but -- but this is exciting news, an arena tour? >> it's exciting, man. it's exciting to be back. how have you been? >> jimmy: i'm doing fantastic. i can't complain. yeah, but i'm here to talk about

mission, one of two stations selected for a pilot progam targeting auto burglaries.the other station, taravalrted a 21 percent drop. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. beautiful day around the bay area with sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today were in the 70s and low 80s inland but patchy dense fog swept in along the coast in the afternoon to keep temperatures cooler there and in the 60s. skies will be mostly clear tonight with patchy dense fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. high pressure will continue to build warming us up even further. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. cooler weather and more clouds will return on sunday. it will be mild and breezy on halloween. (ken) putting the homeless to work. the new plan underway in the south bay.... to help the homeless... and clean the streets. (pam) facebook has been hit with another fine over privacy concerns. what california may do ... if facebook does not tighten privacy protections. (k

the other station, taraval, reported a 21 percent drop.bin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... we continue our coverage of the serial bomber and hear from a prominent bay area politician on the threats. (robin) and then --- in the wake of these threats --- bart is stepping up security at stations around the bay area. (robin) but first --- a bay area mother is speaking about a scam that threatens people's children. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. another warmer day today as temperatures continue to b

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encuentra tras las rejas bajo sospecha de cometer una serie de robos a mano armada en el vecindario taravaln francisco... -- en septiembre... esta mujer habria ingresado a 7 establecimientos comerciales... tomaba a la fuerza el dinero de las cajas registradoras y huia del lugar... -- "holmes-singletary" enfrenta ocho cargos por robo agravado. --una intervencion de rutina de la policia de antioch finaliz con un arresto. --dentro de un vehiculo se encontro... ...gran cantidad de narcoticos. --el conductor del auto fue detenido y trasladado a la penitenciaria del condado contra costa. --la policia solicit a los residentes a mantenerse alertas y notificar actividades ilicitas en esa ciudad. en este momento, varios trabajadores del distrito escolar de ravenswood, esto es en east palo alto, estn manifestando por presuntos actos de odio en contra de los empleados--- muchos de ellos hispanos... ---justo all se encuentra nuestro compaÑero andres brender... andrs cul es la situacin? andrs live pues si miren xxx... y es que los trabajadores dicen que han recibido cartas con mensajes de odio-- tal cual