i am in s.f. native. my grandparents came in the fifties, and i remember the 16th street plaza as long as i can remember, as long as i could walk. just a quick question, as a show of hands, how many of you are getting paid to be here while how many of you are not? i think it is very clear that the community voices out here for this reason. unions, mission for all, and the developers are the ones getting paid to. not the overwhelming community a voice that has been here today against this project. since 2008, 8,000 latinos have been displaced. my family was one of them. i came back, i live, work and play in the mission. gentrification is violence. you build this project, it will raise the cost of rent, and people will be displaced. the examiner put out an article that shows displacement leads to death in seniors. we must protect our most vulnerable communities. mission for all, or we should call it maximus, has taken a play into the colonizer 101 handbook. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. thank you. next

governor northam: it has taken time to make sure it is not me, but i am convinced, i am convinced i am not in the picture. reporter: some of the lawmakers wanting you to resign said the possibility that you thought it could be you is enough. what do you say to that? governor northam: i don't know how many times i can say this. again, if you could go back sometime and reword things, maybe that would be a good idea. hindsight is 20/20. but i saw this last night, it was horrifying to me. it literally shocked me, and i felt it was important to reach out and let people know that i was sorry for this picture not only was in the yearbook, but was on the page with my name on it. reporter: is there a difference between you and the michael jackson blackface [inaudible] governor northam: that is up to them. everything is in sound bites these days, but i believe both of them are wrong. but there is a contrast between the blackface and someone standing there in a ku klux klan outfit, and me dressed in a michael jackson costume for a dance contest. and again, they are both wrong, but i would hope pe

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i am dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> the world's richest man accuses the well-known tabloid of extortion and blackmail, the dispute between jeff bezos and the national enquirer. >> reporter: it is a big sigh of relief at the north bay with all lanes back open on the richmond-san rafael bridge after chunks of falling concrete shut it down all day yesterday with a live report straight ahead. >>> here's a quick look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza, 47 degrees at the bay bridge. so cute (laughs)? so cute i could just eat you right up, yeah! (gasps) oh, look at mini meal for just 3.99.d's (pleasant whistling tones) they say you should always mini listen to your heart.s and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. with a possible strike looming... and so >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> students in

i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. it is 5:00. if we are not talking about the atmospheric river, i am good. >>> we are certainly not talking about that with plenty of sunshine across the bay area with the high pressure building in. it is a chilly start to the day and you will feel the difference when you step outside with 30s and 40s this morning. here's the san jose camera as we watch the skies clear. 41 in concord and san jose, oakland and san francisco at 45, 41 also in livermore with 47 in santa rosa. we are down to freezing in napa with 32 degrees, 40 in redwood city and fremont, 44 and mountain view and 34 in fairfield. it is a chilly start to the day. enjoy sunshine with highs in the 50s, a cool day with below average temperatures. the northerly wind is 10 to 20, and in the north bay increasing up to 20 to 30 miles an hour. we will timeout the next chance for showers on the futurecast coming up. >>> let's check in with gianna for a look at the traffic. >> it is windy and affecting one of the commutes on the dumbarton bridg

i am not a monster. i am a 40 year san francisco native it will provide 100% union labor and it will also provide affordable housing. at the end of the day, there is he said, she said, and there is the truth. the truth is we will, as a community benefit from building at 1979 mission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is melody. i oppose monster in the mission. i grew up in the mission, and i love my community. we have come together and i don't want them to displace anyone else. the commissioners and the planning department staff should remember this is -- it is a choice we make for our community. you need to stand with us and make a better choice for our future. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [speaking spanish] [applause] >> hello, commissioners. my name is blanca. i'm a mother of two children, and a -- i'm here with mira housing. i'm also a mother, volunteer, and i have lived here more than 25 years. the mission is my home. my kids have gone to school here it is very painful

i am sorry, i am sorry, i am sorry. the people we respect in our history that we often laud as some of our greatest heroes are people who were tough, strong, who took on bullies, who took on folks that were mean and bigoted, and they took them on not by emulating what they were against, but by demonstrating what they were for. [applause] heroes, johnst lewis who i mentioned already, he did not bring out firehouses and dogs to take on the opposition that he had. if you fought them like that, that was exactly what people wanted. what he did was he stood up with a more courageous strength, a defiant love, and a determination not just to speak to his opponents, but to call to conscience, to act in a way that you awaken the moral imagination of other people. we have sort of lost that. i respect rugged individualism, but rugged individualism did not get us to the moon. rugged individualism did not happen in iowa when people used to meet in farmhouses to plan the greatest infrastructure project this country has seen, the under

through 9 am and 10 am it will wrap up and by 4 pm we will have sunshine. we are looking at a cold start tomorrow morning. we have the winter storm warning that we talked about with heavy snow above 1500 feet or the west slopes of this year with blizzard and whiteout conditions, an additional 24 up to 36 inches of snow. below average temperatures for this time of the year with low 50s and many spots with 49 in pacifica, 52 in san francisco and oakland, 53 in san jose. here's your 7-day forecast with things wrapping up quickly. we will have clearing and a dry partly sunny wednesday with thursday showers. let's check in for a look at the traffic. >>> we have wet roadways and icy conditions. >> absolutely. i want to let you know we have a report of a delay on train 1 due to the derailment in stockton and significantly behind schedule so plan for that on the eighth train. if you are hitting the roadways this morning, grab your coffee to go because we have a lot going on and we have wet weather and icy conditions including marin county with a traffic alert affec

i am hours from where i am supposed to be. i am working up.ust trying to get home. >> reporter: caltrans has put in the emergency order to get the contractor. very quick. they will be doing repairs and hopefully permit repairs this weekend. kiet do, kpix 5. >> this weekend they should have a more permanent fix but they will also be dealing with rain. >> that's right. we have rain pushing in this afternoon into the weekend for very active weather pattern. we are tracking the rain about to move into the peninsula and along the coast you can see the wet weather stretching from san gregorio moving into the half moon bay along highway one. we have scattered showers and widespread rain through the afternoon. here's a live look with the san jose camera, cloudy skies but not cold compared to yesterday morning with 40s. concord at 44, oakland at 48, livermore and santa rosa at 40, san francisco 48 with san jose coming in at 42. increasing rain to the late morning and afternoon and evening with a wet afternoon and evening commute for all of us across th

i am worried about that. i am going to go back to why i am here all of the time. my son was murdered august 14, 2006 to this date still no justice. i have been asking for a venue for my son. po, the police association did it before. i am asking for a venue so i don't have to climb up on a poll to put something up for the perpetrators to say where were you when i was murdered? i brought this picture of this young man last time. this is the young man that murdered my son and bragged about it. thomas han hannibal. these are on the fifth floor in the investigating room. that is how the names came about. i wanted you to see a picture what he looks like now. that is just one of them. i bring you this picture because we don't want to make an uproar. we talk about police killings and back on black crime. we do more about police killings than black-on-black crime. what do we do about that? i want the same justice, same uproar about police killings about community violence. i am asking for your help. i have been asking for your help for the last 12 years. help me. >> thank

sanders: i am bernie sanders. i am running for president. i am asking you to be part of a grassroots campaign. our campaign is not only about feeding president trump, the most dangerous president in history. it is not only about winning the democratic nomination and the general election. it is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic, social, racial, and environmental justice. our campaign is about taking on the powerful special interests life.ominate our economic i'm talking about wall street, the health insurance companies, the fossil fuel industry, the military-industrial complex, the prison industry, and multinational corporations that exert such a large influence over our lives. our campaign is about redoubling our effort to end racism, sexism, homophobia, and all forms of discrimination. it is about creating a vibrant democracy with the highest voter turnout of any major country on end voterile we suppression, citizens united, and your mentoring -- gerrymandering. it is about creating

i am michelle griego. i kenny oi. >>> the national guard has set up a command post around the russian river, preparing for the worst flooding in years. >>> we have so much damage from the rain. >> that's correct with parts of the north bay picking up a foot and a half of rain with two days of torrential rain in the north bay. they are catching a break but still under flood warning for parts of the north they due to the rain with the creeks and rivers rising. here is the hi-def doppler showing heavy rain pushing across parts of the east bay into the peninsula and south bay. from vallejo, hercules, richmond into oakland, lafayette and concord and over the bay bridge. you can see berkeley, oakland into san francisco and pulling over the bay bridge with windy conditions. the wind advisory has been extended until 6 am due to strong wind with rain at san leandro, a word, sonoma, pleasanton and dublin. shower stretching down through san mateo, mountain view and over san jose this morning. due to the rain in the n

i am wearing my father's jacket.he is a united states veteran, seventh army symphony professional musician. do you know what that means? william carter renee, the same spelling. my time is up, got it, you won, you have all the money. congratulations to the only human beings who matter in this entire city. you guys know how to work the fire engines, do you? do you? i am out. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> conditioners, ron miguel. i have to start out by congratulating rodney on his years of service. i have the pleasure of serving as president of the commission when he came on board originally , and for many years, was able to work with him. rodney, you have a challenge before you, i was a member of the chamber of commerce some 60 years ago, it is about time it was revitalized. that said, i am actually here because i am chairing the citizen's working group on market street. it is a group of stakeholders, and i am going to just go through the litany of what those -- the groups those stakeholders represent. at it

i am sure i am not alone and a lot of people are going to feel like i am once they find out given,at money that was the $40 or $50 more to my paycheck, well now that only is that being taken away but even more. it really was a con job on the middle class. host: respond to that but also what does this mean for selling an infrastructure built where you are saying trust the government, we are going to change the tax system? guest: it is a big ask. we promised the middle-class tax benefits across the country. i am hearing that from my constituents, but of course we changed the withholding tables. you talked about your tax burden in terms of what you are getting back because we withheld less from every check you got last year. it should be true that you get less back but your total tax bill should be less as well. to answer your question about the tax cuts from last year and the infrastructure bill from this year, the infrastructure today is a user fee. we can absolutely do what you have suggested and that disconnect, those who benefit who trained -- those who benefit from transportation

bus service is operational between 3:50 am and 5:30 am. this will affect about 2900 riders and this project is for three years, so plan for that. >>> the sharks have a lot of power play last night facing the winnipeg team, first-place team with the longest winning streak with seven games. the sharks start with the format game road trip in canada and the game is tied. we go into overtime in the sharks are shorthanded but it did not matter, and here's the game winner was san jose taking it, 3-2 putting them back into the stanley cup conversation. >>> at the adt program, hunter enjoyed makes his pga tour debut and given the sponsors exemption at pebble beach. roy mcelroy question whether he should've been included but the hall of famer davis love iii said it was all about selling tickets. >> you make choices based on competitiveness and sometimes based on selling tickets, and promoting yours monster. as a veteran member -- of your sponsor. as a veteran member i can see both sides of it. you could go pretty far down the list at this week, and

i am so proud. so, once again, we will be able to represent the people of new hampshire in the united states senate. >> the election truly paved the path to victory for john lynch and maggie hassan, and were horrible to see historic wins and -- in congress. >> them in terms of 2018 provide the democrats with opportunity. -- the midterms of 2018 provided the democrats with opportunity. the results were dramatic. we reelected annie kuster to a historic fourth term, and by having majorities in the house, senate, and executive council. we will renew the promise of america and restore that basic bargain, because as americans we can do no less. let's do it, democrats. you have the opportunity to elect a president that has taught the constitution and believes in the constitution, who reveres the constitution, and willow bay the constitution -- and will obey the constitution of the united states of america. no senate majority without reelecting senator shaheen. there is no majority in the house without elec

>> i am an engineer, i am a veteran, i am an entrepreneur, i'm obviously a woman, a mother woman, a mother and i am a teacher. and all of those kinds of skill sets are in short demand here in congress. until this most recent congress there haven't been very many of us here. so i think in combination with what is traditionally skills -- the traditional scales that people bring here, which are lawyers and career politicians it is important to have people , at the table who are able to think in a logical way or people that think as educators. and that adds to the mix, the nice stew that allows us to be more effective legislators. >> what prompted you to run for this seat? rep. houlahan: i ran for congress because i felt i had something to offer. i felt as though our nation was in a stressful time. for the very first time, i was worried about the trajectory of the country, for a lot of different reasons. and i thought i had the right skills and frankly, the right motivations because it of my heritage. i bring a career mostly in the civilian sector to bear in the government. >> what is it about

i am a mexican-american and i am retired law enforcement from california. if you go review that come you can tell your audience. as an example, the lady from south carolina seemed completely ignorant about how we got to this problem. we invited the illegal people to come here and work in the fields. and everybody was good with that and still they -- until they started getting into the trades. if you look at california, which is where i am from, it is completely dominated by the latino population. and moving east. as a race. and virginia will have its troubles as well if it doesn't already. if you want to be honest, explain to people how we got to where we are. and i will submit this to you. it will never trust. the demographic is changing. i am married into white people. as are my four brothers have also get you scott or perhaps you should move. >> immigration as part of the country's history. >> we want to encourage legal immigration and that is the key. we want to discourage illegal immigration. the rule of law must prevail in this country. we have laws f

i am the opposite. i want to try to bring the country together, stand up against hate and bigotry wherever i see it. the second question is around the middle class. we have seen the middle class somewhat disappear in this country. we seen a lot of growth in the low skill, low-paid jobs, and significant growth in high skilled, high paid jobs. we have to invest in the middle class. what are the things that would be top of my agenda in my first 100-day agenda is something that would be called the earned income tax credit, which is the most successful program we have for putting money in the pockets of hard-working americans. i am calling for a doubling of the earned income tax credit. i think it is much better tax policy than the tax cuts we saw that the republicans put through in the last congress, which was largely focused on people who didn't need the benefits. whereas the earned income tax credit is a bipartisan idea. it actually originally came from republicans because it's tied to you getting a job.

it is 6:19 am. we will be right back. >>> one of the top baseball agencies come to the northeast where it is the four time all- star manny machado that reportedly signed the 10 year, 300 made dollar contact with the padres. that is e largesee ct iamerican orts hi san ego isnot madehe sithe was oval office, but ranking number one in all of baseball with manny machado. at 42 years old you would think the giants president, farhan zaidi, is doing pretty well in his career. when he got his first job with the a's his salary was so low he did not want to tell his parents. >> i got off the phone with him and did not ask what the salary would be and i later found out it was nothing to write home about or not a salary you would want to tell your mother about. for two or three days i dreaded and lost sleep over how to tell my parents but when i did that were excited. they knew how passionate i was about baseball. >> as the new giants president he can afford that one bedroom condo in the city. >>> i wonder if h

>> i am done. don't care about that. >> reporter: i just asked you. >>> heading this sacramento instead of oakland and making a push to the playoffs for barns who has the player option next season to pay him $25 million. >>> the oregon ducks was feeling lonely and payton pritchard gets the steal, and an easy layout with organ taking it, 73-62. the bears have not had a victory since before christmas. >>> we have kershaw, dugger and williamson and tickets, anybody? bryce harper would go a long way to help improve the star power from the outfield and the front office blue to vegas to meet with bryce harper who remains unsigned and the 26- year-old reportedly turned down the $300 million deal from the nationals in october. the span bumped into larry baer a few nights ago at bellagio and it turns out that there was there to meet with bryce harper and who knew. in the meantime the nba trade deadline is today and they are taking off this mornthe monterey peninsula with the at&t pro-am, all tonight at 6:00

whitaker, i am asking the question. is it also true that the court found that the department of justice have not produced any credible evidence that on undocumented immigrants committed crime at a higher rate than any other group. >> this is a subject of ongoing litigation. >> is it true that the federal court found that in a public opinion? >> congresswoman, i am not going to comment on that. >> okay, i will take that as a yes as well. let's move onto other questions, just to be clear, i am asking over sight questions of your enforcement priorities during your ten-years at the department of justice. >> i want to make sure we are clear when that ten years began. >> i have a date of september 22nd, 2017 that you became chief of staff, is that correct? >> that's incorrect. >> i started on october 4th of 2017. >> and then you became acting attorney general as of november 7th, 2018? >> the president tweeted that i was going to be the next acting general on november 7th of 2018, the order that i have received from the presid

or 10 am. continue to see clearing throughout the date for the bay area. upper 40s to low 50s for the highs and even colder tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. here's the satellite and radar view showing that cold low pressure system that dropped the snow levels, reading snow for all of the bay area mountains. on the future cast at 7 am here we are with scattered showers and snow showers for that diablo range and santa cruz mountains. it will wrap up quickly and by 4 pm all of us will have sunshine this afternoon. for tomorrow morning it will be cold, one of the coldest we have seen in quite some time. daytime highs not very high with 52 in san francisco, 52 in oakland, vallejo and napa, 53 in santa rosa and san jose. fremont will have a high of 51 with 49 at pacifica. your 7-day forecast, clearing throughout the day, partly sunny on wednesday and thursday. we have showers back in the forecast friday through the weekend with temperatures across the board not hitting 60 all we

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i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. for a good weekend. >> we made it to friday together and where looking at beautiful weather across the bay area with plenty of sunshine on this friday. here's a live look from the roof cam with clear skies in a beautiful but chilly start to the day. 36 currently in concord with oakland at 33, 46 in san francisco, 37 at san jose with santa rosa one of the coldest spot at 28 degrees. 37 in napa, 39 in redwood city, 40 in fremont and 41 for mountain view. bundle up heading out this morning with chilly temperatures, clear skies and more sun in the afternoon with high pressure in control. mid to upper 50s for many locations across the bay area. we have below average temperatures once again today but mainly dry this weekend as we look ahead to saturday and sunday. we have increasing clouds and we will time this out on the futurecast through today, the weekend and next weekend when we have the next big chance for rain coming up. >>> i know we are tracking the bay bridge delays. >> we cannot

i am a gun owner. i am ex military, marine. had a gun from my neighbor and i took it and registered it. that is because i am a respectable gun owner. the last few people have been right on. only respectable gun owners do what they are supposed to do. it is the ones that fall between the crack's the people -- cracks the people are trying to take care of. it isn't about the respectful gun owners, it's about the non-respectful gun owners that show it on -- sell it on the internet or the gun shows that need to be taken care of. i have a car, it can kill somebody. i have insurance on it. every gun should have insurance on it. if you want to go back to the second amendment, one-shot, that's all these guns had in the 1700s, one shot. back then, we did not have an army and that is why they had to take and hurry up and get a militia together. that was to fight invaders. host: as a gun owner, you support background checks, you supported banning semi automatic rifles and high-capacity ones, sounds like, correct? caller: correct. in the mi

i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> we have heavy downpours right now. >> that's right. we have the atmospheric river hitting the bay area with strong wind and the north bay getting a pounding this morning continuing this morning and through the rest of the bay area. here is the hi-def doppler showing moderate heavy rain in the north bay with hidden valley lake, st. helena, napa, petaluma, vacaville, fairfield, novato, san rafael, for his nose and milk

i am a business agent. teamsters 2795 has members that work this destination event, and we want to express our support for the extension of this permits. thank you. >> hello, i have lived in san francisco 25 years. my wife and i are raising teenage daughters in the outer richmond for the last 16 years, we live on 35th avenue. we are two blocks up the hill. of all the events that the city does, this is one of the best. there isn't any letter afterwards, there is no vandalism or violence, we don't see any of that two blocks away from the festival, it is excellent. also, my daughters walk down there all day, and they walked back at night. we don't worry about them at all. there's police, fire, e.m.t. is, it is a great presence in the neighborhood, and i think they are a great neighbour to us, and we want to see them back also, i am a stagehand with local 16 it is the only gig i do yearly. it is fantastic. i see the process of going in and going out, and it just works better than most any other eventst

today, i am thankful.e is known for his trademark activism, community leadership, i don't know why i am using a script for this guy. ladies and gentlemen, reverend dr amos brown. [applause] come and be loved. yes, sir. surprise, surprise. all complaints should be sent to mr brown. we got surprised by him today. ladies and gentlemen, reverend dr amos brown. >> let me say this. i inexpressibly am surprised. i am highly honored to receive this coveted award coming from our police department. you know, 1881, 21960, 1881-1960, there is a preacher who graced this planet earth, who was named sweet daddy grace. you youngsters don't know anything about sweet daddy grace but this one man fed millions of poor people, and african-americans up and down the eastern seaboard. housed them, clothed them, everybody training for them. and one day, a young, white reporter looked at him and said, sweet daddy, you never went to college, you didn't go to the seminary, and i want to know how did you get all of these millions of p

so i am proud of that. bob wise hauer who cannot make it this morning, my colleague, i think he has written a template for new trade deals. if you pardon me, i really want to note a key point here and i don't want to lose this. one reason president donald trump wants a bilateral deal rather than these large multilateral deals is that he believes the bilateral deals are much better for american interest and hence bipartisanship. multilateral deals, the history is not good, the flexibility is low, and it is a lowest common denominator. i think this idea of bipartisanship, at least i hope it will take hold in this congress as we try to get it passed as soon as possible. the final point, and i will say proudly, we are growing at 3% right now in real terms after inflation for the past year, and many of my friends on the other side of the aisle bought it cannot be done. i am always in a great position as i am a former democrat i was telling the governor before. i have worked for two presidents, ronald reagan and

i am michelle griego. >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> we have heavy downpours right now. >> that's right. we have the atmospheric river hitting the bay area with strong wind and the north bay getting a pounding this morning continuing this morning and through the rest of the bay area. here is the hi-def doppler showing moderate heavy rain in the north bay with hidden valley lake, st. helena, napa, petaluma, vacaville, fairfield, novato, san rafael, for his nose and milk . we have a lot of storm reports coming in and here is the debris flow blocking the westbound lane at the platform bridge road. this is a lot of reports of debris flow with flooding and we have more on that coming up. you can see mill valley, sausalito, golden gate into san francisco, bay bridge and east bay looking at moderate heavy rain from berkeley, oakland, san leandro, as well as cells popping up near milpitas and near san jose. because of the rain the north bay is under a flood watch due to the heavy rain and rapid rising creeks and watching th

governor northam: it has taken time to make sure it is not me, but i am convinced, i am convinced i am not in the picture. reporter: one of the lawmakers calling on you to resign said, the possibility that you thought yo it could be you, is enough. what do you say to that? governor northam: i don't know how many times i can say that. --in, if you could back could go back sometime and reword things, maybe that would be a good idea. /20.sight is 20 night, -- iis latin saw this last night, at literally shocked me, and i felt it was important to reach out to people and apologize for this picture in the yearbook, it had my name on it. jackson: in the michael facepainting, [inaudible] toernor northam: that is up them. everything is in sound bites these days, but i believe both of them are wrong. but there is a contrast between the black face someone standing outfit, a ku klux klan and me dressed in a michael jackson costume for a dance contest. and again, they are both wrong, but i would hope people would see the contrast. of your: the picture with your face darkened in a michael jackson con

and 5:30 am. they will drop them off at the temporary terminal in san francisco. the poor that the point of origin are as follows, 19th street at bay point and pleasant hill in pleasanton. and also fremont. this animation shows how bart will send workers on the train through the tube to retrofit it with and this will be against a major earthquake, it will removed more water quickly. the work will last three and half years. >> once i heard about this, i realized that i may have to get a car sooner than i thought. >> it is a big city, it is a lot of people. reporter: if you east bay catch a muni bus down to the san i am here at the orinda station it will not open until 5 am, you will have to go to lafayette down the street from here and you can take a bus to the pleasant hill bart station and that has one of the seven terminals that will take you there tomorrow. >> what about those who need to take the bus and park their vehicles at 5 am? >> very interesting. >> reporter: if you are in the station t

and i am the same. i have kathy, our first lady, jill, my daughter and a beautiful son and are only , and her husband is not with us because he is looking is bouncing off the wall and my son. tonight they have made a little more room for me and giving me the opportunity to sit on my stool. because my knees are in really bad shape, of course you know that. i have had 10,000 surgeries, i am exaggerating, and i still have to have more. i was just too slow in sports to get out of the way so i got hit a lot. but tonight i am proud to be sitting and talking to you and not at a podium lecturing to you. for all thoseue that are out there watching it on tv. talking toed to be you as if i was in your living , or sitting on a long -- elegy. that's where people really connect with and get. i know it would be impossible for any of us to disagree that the first time you saw me, the first time i walked in the door things were pretty tough. , i am nothis exaggerating, that our state was bankrupt. there is no way around

i am michelle griego . >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> we have evacuation centers open for those people orest out of their home and also at the sebastopol center for the arts at the high street along with the sonoma county fairgrounds. we will check in with kpix 5 jackie ward at the flood waters. >> reporter: despite the rain stopping in forestville, the russian river looks more like a lake but the water is beginning to recede after cresting last night. unofficially we ran into the sonoma county road crew that said from what they have measured they believe the water is dropped at least two feet which is certainly the case here. we can see on the side of this barn how high the water got, 2 or 3 feet, terry good news. this area desperately needed a break from the rain with these cars, homes and businesses swallowed up by the russian river with entire communities cut off by the mud. it is startling to see this and experience even for those living here for decades. >> i have never seen a slide and i've been here 1998. i h

i am ready to earn your forgiveness and i am ready to begin today. thank you and i look forward to your questions. >> reporter: you're saying that you had no idea this racist photo existed before it surfaced 24 hours ago? >> the photo in the evms yearbook, that's correct. i was in the united states army while i was in medical school. i knew where i was going upon graduation from medical school. i was doing rotations out of the state. i had nothing to do with the preparation of the yearbook, nor did i buy one. and so this was the first time -- yesterday evening was the first time i saw this photo. it was shocking and it was horrific. >> reporter: how do you account for the way you were listed in the yearbook in 1981, "coonman"? >> my main nickname was goose, because when my voice would change, it would change an octave. there were two individuals, as best i recollect they were a year ahead of me, they called me "coomman." i don't know their motives or intent. i know who they are. that was the extent of it. this ended up in the yearbook and i regret th

i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. good morning and we have a lot to get to this morning. >>> mary lee has a storm system heading our way. >> that's right. the strong storden system will bring rain and wind. called this morning with 30s and 40s, mainly dry this afternoon with cloudy skies and highs in the 50s. this evening light rain will move in with heavy rain and strong wind overnight. that will continue into tomorrow morning. we will see heavy rain, wi for your morning commute tomorrow, so be th this powerful storm system. we have a high wind warning for most of the bay area beginning at 10 pm tonight through wednesday until 10 am on thursday. we have strong southeasterly wind at 25 to 35, gusting up to 60 miles an hour. downed trees and power lines are likely with a flash flood watch in the entire bay area beginning tonight, wednesday into thursday morning with heavy rain likely. the roads, highways and small strings could flood. with the saturated soil we could see landslides and debris flows. we will watch this

i am the commission president. if you are a member of the public, there are speaker forms on the front tables. you can fill one out and hand it to the staff or come to the microphone when i call for public comment. turnoff your cell phones or put them on silence including commissioners and staff. thank you to sfgovtv for sharing this meeting with the public. we will start with the roll call. (roll call). thank you. is there any public comment for items not listed on the agenda today? if there is public comment, please step to the microphone and comment. thank you. state your name, please. you have two minutes. >> good evenings, i am pete. i am here as a representative of jones bar and restaurant in the tenderloin that has been open and operating for the past 8 years as of next week. february 14 is the 8 year anniversary. we have been more so in the news than we would like here in front of this body of late, and i wanted to sort of come forward and address you guys. there is a couple different things going on at jon

i am fine with a lower level. the higher the amount, the higher the potential, especially if the match ratio is increased. the higher the fundings i can raise to counter the dark money flowing in. i think of it as raising my potential floor as grassroots candidate. the higher the increment, the higher the floor. >> you have more red room? >> what i am trying to understand is why the opposition to 100? >> as advocate more money is not what we want. that is in part as was suggested we haven't tried this yet. i don't think it is a billion dollars approach to go -- a bad approach for a more moderate $50,000 or two. i don't think it will take a year to fix that. the sticking point was releasing the limit. that is our big issue. i do share the concern. i think it is important grassroots candidates are who we are thinking about. that is who the public funding system is to encourage to participate. i respect that very much. >> thank you. >> i only will say, i put language on the back that really of my letter that broke ou