forty-nine hopkins was in the last 12 months, 655 alvarado was in the last 12 months, so i really can'ther factors, but the number of months is radically different. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. i gave miss harris a copy of the letter and a list for you. something i have been working on for the last four or five years. i think if you want to read it, it is self-explanatory. i think that a lot of these projects -- well the big thing with the use is not many of them received a hearing of the planning commission, they just one through, but the big thing is that they were speculative projects. the building was bought for usually under a million dollars or around there, and the increase was over $3 million, somewhere in there. they sold in various price ranges. that is the average overall. often times the entitlements were solved before the buildings were complete, so you have this incredibly accelerated and speculative market for buildings who did not perhaps receive proper review. i don't know that they are all demolitions, but they sure loo

just before you go, maybe you could on the next commission meeting get back to us on the 655 alvaradopkins avenue, and go through that and make sure to address the public comment here today. i believe that will be that will be your department. >> we are meeting with mr. chang tomorrow for code enforcement to go over his issues. >> particularly just to address the comments that were made to make sure that it is full transparency. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. sweeney. >> i just wanted to thank you all and also including our code enforcement outreach partners. this is the new part of our reports that actually gets the numbers back from -- we have like five partners that our community organizations that do outreach to resolve issues between tenants and landlords to get code enforcement resolved and they are really an important part of our outreach program. i ask for those numbers here because -- i would probably be a good idea to get an agenda item sometime in the future so this partners can come in and talk about what they do so everybody here knows sort of what we are doing out there

. >> reporter: nelson alvarado of the street made car club shows with his two loretta cars can do. >>hey compete and they jump 90 inches some 110. >> reporter: customizing and equipping these cars with the latest in hydraulic technology cost tens of thousands of dollars in much of his free time. he says this is way more then a mere hobby, it is a passion. >> it's a way of life, a lifestyle. >> reporter: the lifestyles literally put him at the front of the line as lord is will be contingent in san francisco's carnival parade. that these decorated souped-up classic cars displaying the full gamut of latino our culture and mechanical ingenuity have not always been welcome. as seen in the documentary called why i write, the riders paraded up and down mission street back in the day in the 70s and 80s. drivers, young people of color, mostly latino, cruised and socialized. instead of raising hot rods, the low rider model was low and slow. still, low orders were declared illegal by the state legislature. >> and went to jail 113 times. >> reporter: this video former kpix archives show san franc

contingent of people waiting for a bigger group of protesters who are marching right now they are on alvarado road headed toward the schools district. 1000 strong. day three of the strikes the teachers union pointing out it's not just them on the picket lines parents and students are joining them. all in an effort to get the attention of and keep the pressure on the superintendent. the strike has been going on since monday both sides are far apart and are now negotiating. the teachers of the highest paid in the county but since they pay their medical insurance out-of-pocket they say that it does not go far. the union asks for a 10% pay increase the district offers a one-time 3% bonus, a 1% raise and up to another possible 1% raise on top of that. depending on the state funding. both sides had a meeting with the third-party mediator and it looks like cooler heads have prevailed. >> this is about negotiations to get something that is a win- win. so we are hoping to continue the conversation and understand the signing. >> reporter: do you feel disrespected by the district? >> i do. i feel that t

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>>all is quiet right now and alvarado elementary school but come monday morning this whole area should be filled with teachers walking the picket lines. they are on strike as of monday because the 2 sides cannot reach a contract agreement, i'm a little worried for my kids because now they don't have feature next week. >>students and union city's new haven unified school district will have to cross a teacher picket line to get in the classroom monday morning. teachers in the district of failed to reach a contract agreement they're nowhere near each other on salary. teachers say they will go on strike monday. >>when you look at the cost of living in this area what it takes to buy a house here or to live rent a house in this area. we're not making enough to to to live in the area where we teach. >>we said duncan son is a science teacher easton elementary are paying over $20,000 a year just to health insurance alone. >>on an and all we want is a fair contract settlement. this district managers are just digging in and being an care and we just want a fair settlement. >>but the school distri

>>all is quiet now here at alvarado elementary school but come monday morning this whole area should be filled with teachers terror. side. for these young union city stude this this could be their last day of regular classroom instruction for some time, the new haven unified school district and its teachers have both put forward the final contract offers over salary and they are nowhere close meeting teachers will walk off the job on monday. it's heartbreaking it's going to bring me to tears now watching the kids crying on their way out police at duncan son is a science teacher easton elementary, they're looking for a fair settlement for a contract. we want to student senate settlement. >>that honors the work that we've been putting in for students and desertions the report says an opportunity they deserve, but the district says they've cut $4 million out of the budget this year and will do so again next year and the year after. >>they say they can't afford to pay the teachers what they want. >>a 10% pay increase would cost us. conservatively is it would cost us million. and we just

between alvarado nyles road and industrial parkway. the cans were stcattered two miles. some cans still remain, all flat now the chp told us that after the evening commute dies down, they may try to remove what's left behind. >>> oakland's pothole repair blitz is under way. crews began the process of filling in some of the 7,000 reported potholes in the city. mayor libby schaaf says the potholes are the result of deferred maintenance and heavy winter rains. she says the patchwork is just a step, a first step, if you will, toward fixing oakland's crumbling roads. >> i'm excited about today's pothole blitz. i'm even more excited that the city council just approved a three-year paving plan that will more than triple the amount of repaving done in this city. >> work crews will put in 12-hour days three days a week to finish the pothole blitz. >>> san jose needs more affordable housing. one solution, a piece of land the state owns that is a block away from san jose state. that spot could be turned into affordable housing for students and faculty, which is badly needed. abc 7

tamara alvarado, the former executive director, was my coach two years ago and we're--she's my mentor and, you know, friend. and so, it's just--it's been a smooth transition. damian: the school is not getting a new face in. i mean, you've been there, you've been in the neighborhood, and we're getting some beautiful images here of the facility that you manage now. i mean, this is your neighborhood. this is where you're from. jessica: that's right.of t. jessica: yeah, so i have committed my career to working for the public sector, right? aclu immigrant rights project. i am from east oakland, i grew up in a predominantly black latino community. and so, working in east san jose-- [speaking in foreign language] it feels like home, right? and so, there is a passion, there is definitely a connection. and having spent four years working at somos, i really got to know the community and the struggles that they're facing. similar struggles to those i faced growing up. damian: sure. jessica: and so, super excited to be working at the school. and in these times, the role that the school can play t

>>detectives think he's tracking a grey 2014 volkswagen jetta with california plates alvarado is just praying they find him soon shouldn't tell me this. >>have been in face the consequences if he had to go to jail, they deal with it you know feel it there. my baby didn't have to go through all that. >>state lawmakers face a key deadline. this week as hundreds of bills will either survive or die at the capitol kron four us capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>next from the holiday weekend and lawmakers have a hefty load of bills to get your i vote both the fully ask assembly anthis friday to pass were created in their own chamber, the assembly started tuesday with 232 bills that will open proposal moving forward the anti eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexa and google home. >>i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. they say t

again, you are seeing some of the teachers outside of the area in front of alvarado elementary school do what it takes to get what they want. we also asked how they feel about what the district has offered so far, one teacher told me that she says it is insulting and she believes they do have the money to pay the teachers. we are going to wait and speak with the district a little bit later on this morning. in union city, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> happening today, danville police will be on campus at another school in the san ramon unified school district because of a threat. a student discovered threatening graffiti in the girls bathroom yesterday. it read, shooting tomorrow, officials say there is no evidence to suggest it is a credible threat but officials say they don't want to take any chances. the school district also issued a statement that read, we understand how disturbing such reports can be and respect that a number of families may choose to keep their children home from school. four the san jose sharks need to win tonight against the st. louis blues if they wa

teachers are also holding a rally at old alvarado park. there is around -- teachers taking part in the trike with the new haven teacher's association. this is impacting 12 schools in union city and south hayward. teachers want higher pay and better working conditions. the union is asking for a 10% raise over two years, something district officials say they cannot afford. the district, instead, is offering a 1% raise and a one- time 3% bonus. more raises up to 1% are possible if the district gets more state funding. everyone is hoping the strike does not last too long and the last day of school is june 13. >> we hope it will not go three weeks until the end of the year. we are putting plans in place to see how we will handle grades toward the end or garages. >> we don't ever want to leave the students behind. we want them to know we support them even when we can't be present in the classroom. >> reporter: school is is still open with administration filling in for striking teachers. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new this morning po

ushor: thank you for joining this evening, angel alvarado, it deputy in the national assembly in venezuelahe national assembly in venezuela. iranian revolutionary guards have rejected president trump's offer of talks and are threatening to destroy a u.s. aircraft carrier steaming the golf. our correspondent has been witnessing anger on the streets of tehran. correspondent: a friday sermon and a chance for people to catch up on developments in what has been a busy week, more u.s. sanctions, a growing diplomatic divide with europe and an announcement by their president to scale back iranian cooperation with the 2015 nuclear deal. the cleric speaking for the nuclear -- speaking for the supreme leader says the president should not have waited so long to do it. this action and are sure it will be successful. they united nations, the international community and the european union face a big test. radiancedent: as a protested u.s. aggression, u.s. warships sailed closer to irani -- waters -- i iranian iranian waters. protesters say the pressure campaign by the u.s. is going too far. >> because of

>>all is quiet now here at alvarado elementary school that come monday morning this whole area shouldering side. for these young union city stude this this could be their last day of regular classroom instruction for some time. >>the new haven unified school district and its teachers have both put forward their final contract offers over salary and they are nowhere close meeting teachers will walk off the job on monday. >>it's heartbreaking it's going to bring me to tears now watching the kids crying on their way out police said duncan son is a science teacher easton elementary, they're looking for a fair settlement for a contract. we want to student senate settlement that honors the work that we've been putting in for students and desertions the resources and opportunities, they deserve, but the district says they've cuget this year and will do so again next year and the year after. >>they say they can't afford to pay the teachers what they want. >>a 10% pay increase would cost us. conservatively is it would cost us million. and we just don't have that money has for parents those we

>>detectives think he's tracking a grey 2014 volkswagen jetta with california plates alvarado is just praying they find him mediation and to me this had been in face the consequences if he had to go to jail. >>they deal with it you know feel it there. my baby didn't have to go through all that. >>happening tomorrow a nice pay teachers union and school district will meet again at the bargaining table this after failing to reach a deal between the new haven unified school district over the holiday weekend but teachers do say they're making progress in negotiations. originally the district was offering a one percent pay raise the teachers are asking for 10%. now they educators are sick say that they're willing to accept 7% and the district is upped its offer to 2%. >>it is tough to find affordable housing near san jose state but now some relief could be on the way the idea is to get rid of the alfred e l quest state office building which is just a block away from campus. every purpose that site for both student and faculty housing, 130,000 square foot state building. shares part of the p

to him about >>detectives think he's driving a gray 2014 volkswagen jetta with california plates alvarado is just praying they kind maybe shouldn't tell me this. >>have been in face the consequences if he had to go to they deal with it you know feel it there. my baby didn't have to go through all that. >>still ahead tonight, a woman stranded for more than 2 weeks while hiking in thick forest in maui today to talk about how she survived the long days and nights and is dodging questions about doubt. >>plus congress could have passed a disaster relief bill today, but 2 republicans are standing in the way we'll have details ahead. >>and after the break as the measles continue to spread in the united states we're learning >>so far this year there have been 940 cases of the measles in the united states and that includes some might here in california. according to the latest statistics released by the centers for disease control terry porter camila bernal has the latest on what some are try doing to try to stop the spread of the highly contagious disease. >>the us measles outbreak continues to s

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