>> maybe city college could answer that. >> let me ask city clean that. city college that. >> we have had e-mail exchanges over the past two years. i have been the department chair for three years. when i started as chair, we were actually in -- in nine park and rec facilities if san francisco providing child observation services. when -- i have had, i dealt with three different park and rec directors and -- so -- and terry schwartz and folks that are not available right now, who i have met with. so communication has been challenging. i feel like i have been to meetings with someone and then -- >> you had nine lobes. what happened to those nine locations? >> there's also been a concurrent movement on -- on -- the -- the behalf of park and rec to provide fee for service programming at different facilities. i would say two of the facilities specifically mission rec center and eureka where we had a multiple day programming, we were actually in conflict with fee for service programming at park and rec. our -- our classes are rhea and again they're not for the

he plans to ask the city council for a november ballot measure asking city voters if the as should build a new ballpark downtown. the mayor previously said he first wanted to get go ahead from baseball officials. but they have gone 16 months without deciding on that territorial rights issue. the giants say santa clara county is their territory. but as want to bring their ball and they want to play. >> play ball. >> mm-hm. >> it's a great weekend to play ball. >> great weekend, right? >> i'm looking forward to it. >> you're looking forward? you can't be looking forward more than i am. >> no, i'm looking forward to it. >> no, i'm looking -- >> no, i'm looking -- >> no, we're both looking forward to it! >> i'm sure we're all looking forward to it. lunchtime forecast looking good, clouds at the coast still in the forecast. temperatures up to 60 degrees. mix of sun and clouds around the bay up to 70 degrees. inland the lower 80s with plainly put sunny skies. more sunshine inland today late afternoon highs near 90. sunshine, a few clouds, temperatures in the upper 70s and the low clouds -- jus

if i can ask the deputy city attorney. if i could ask miss adams. if i could ask the deputy city attorney, would supervisor daly's motion be a motion with regards to specific items that we have on the calendar? i think we need to do that. >> let me make one clarification here. we have a redevelopment plan that is being adopted potentially by you today. we also have a bunch of plans and when people use the term plan, they need to be careful what they're talking about. a bunch of plans attacked to a disposition and development agree many. -- agreement. we also have a contract between the city and the agency called the interagency cooperation agreement and that has the ability, when you approve some of the implementing contracts, the interagency cooperation agreement, you have the ability to approve the contract on some changes being made to those other plans that are attachments to the d.b.a. about the it is a contract so it requires approval of the developer and the agency in order to affectuate those. but we do not have the ability to condition appr

. >> for the second time they are going to ask city voters to approve an initiative that would forceor to have formal policy discussions with the board of supervisors once a month. he rarely appears that at meetings and a measure mandating his patterns will be on the november ballot. there is such a law already but it's non-binding. >>> it's 4:43, about-face, republican senate candidate carly fiorina is making. >> could mud finally shut down the well? more coming up. >> and the weather is being blamed for a spectacular dam collapse in arizona. >> and an airline is diverted, a really rough ride that forced an hello, young man. would you like to try our delicious chef boyardee big beef ravioli? sure. and, mom, did you know that in every bowl of chef, there is a full serving of -- [ gasps ] but there's a full -- no, but in every bowl of -- don't -- with the -- but it's -- there's -- stop...talking. but there's a -- nope. [ female announcer ] there's a full serving of vegetables in every bowl of chef boyardee big beef ravioli. that's the third time that's happened today. [ female announc

the mayor is asking city council to put a measure on the ballot called the down park and jobs measure would be fully paid by the a's owner. meanwhile, a special committee appointed 16 months ago is still sticked the option of moving. the league is not likely to get into the issue without ironclad assurance the city's plan could go forward. they propose they are using 14 acres of land to build a new ballpark and create hundreds of jobs. the owner has agreed to pay $461 million for the ballpark and maintenance while the city would pay millions nor infrastructure around it. city council has until august 3rd to decide whether to put a ballpark measure on the november ballot. >>> final check on weather and traffic. >> we do have a little bit of fog once again, not neither as extensive. readings will be in the 50s and then by noon today, we're looking at readings in the 60s and 70s. we'll start to see mid to upper 80s by the end of the day. much warmer weather and that is going to last all the way through the weekend. here a look ahead, wonderful warm spring summer like temperatures. >> the

i think that the work that city clean has done is wonderful. i might ask staff if there is -- is a place in the neighborhood where this program possibly could continue. so some neighbors. the only thing that comes to mind would be julius kahne. i'm wondering if that is something. i know members of the community have concerns, if that's something that could maybe allay concerns and still be a source of -- a source of -- for, for some of the folks that have used it. then before you -- before you become a tenant, i suggest that as a maybe consolation there to keep that program going. i think it is time to make a decision. they have waited long enough. i want to see us move forward. i appreciate the concerns of the community that it is a long-term lease. as we talked about a few minutes ago, if the city's fortunes

the resolve talks about you endorse the level of service with the caveat, and i asked the city attorney to work on that. there may be two possibilities. one is how they manage the effects in the future. we could also put something in provided implementation reflects uncertainties regarding future storm intensity or some words to that affect, so we can give you a chance to mull over that period -- over that. it might make sense to think about that. >> why don't we take public comment? maybe you can continue going back to that one point. let's go back to the item on public benefit. >> we are heading back to the beginning of section 8, and i have extra pages. >> thank you. this is a community benefit the provides benefits to impacted communities, and that is the one area of a check. the first level of service was within the treatment facility. strategy is to contain process orders carrier -- orders. that would include a facility of course. this implements visual improvements, including low impact designs, which would be improving the work of neighborhoods by putting in screening, and one t

city hall. dozens of community members are in front of the mayor's office right now, asking him to exercise his ability and have the city remove itself from being in the middle of a serious dispute about the future of solar power. we all want to work, we all want to work together. we feel that there are issues between the labor union and electricians' union. it seems that there is a role to play but the city has precluded the ability for it to work because we have had great difficulty working through the union's. as i said, you should know this. great guidance and assistance has been received from the general manager in this process. we think he has an important hand to play. we would like you to explore all of the facets of this information. this is very serious. dozens of folks are camped out in front of the mayor's office right now, saying that every day that this decision is out there and is not rescinded by the mayor or the general manager, there is a sense that they feel threatened that this could happen again for the next few months on the job. thank you. >> any further public comment? se

they didn't give up as much as the city had asked for. they agreed to a reduction in officer pay of 4%. others have agreed to 10% cuts. the deal calls for officers to

. >>> major chuck reid says he will ask the city council to put the ballpark measure on the november ballot and he will do it without the blessing of major league baseball. a special committee is still investigating the option which includes a possible move to san jose. the giants say that would violate their territorial rights to the county. >>> coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we'll have an update on the random crimes. plus, ford motor company reported profits. ironically, the turn around comes a little bit too late for some bay area dealers who recently closed up shop. thank you for watching, have a great weekend.

. >> for the second time supervisors are going to ask city voters to approve a battle initiative thatld force the mayor to have formal policy discussions with the board of supervisors once a month. the mayor really rarely appears at supervisor meetings. >> apple blows away investors. we have the bloomberg business report straight ahead. >> could mud and cement finally shut down the bp well? >> and why the weather is being blamed for a spectacular dam collapse in arizona. >> and airline passengers bound for california are diverted to the hospital. the rough ride that forced an emergency landing. >> the with welcome back. i'm meteorologist kristine hanson in for mike nicco this morning. 88 in sacramento today. 83 in tahoe, still hot in the san joaquin valley and even hotter in southern california. a chilly start for the day but a nice ending to it. complete forecast is coming up. >>> thank you very much. it's 5:44. >> stories we're following, oakland city council voted to be the first city in the nation to license wholesale pot cultivation. they approved to license four large scale pot

so i'm going to ask the city attorney to help us draft -- duplication to all of us. this is to shrink the amount of paper that comes to us. he knows? mets unpleased find a way to economize and be smart for the environment, and then also, we should fix the a little rule that came up earlier that a los -- that allows the board of supervisors to be managed in a way that does not necessarily reflect the intent of what the law, i think, ports, and the rest i will submit. thank you. madam clerk: f.a.q, supervisor mirkarimi. president chiu -- thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. president chiu? president chiu: there are dozens of bodies for which we as the board of supervisors make appointments, and only a small number of others make appointments to. at this time, there are an unknown number of vacancies on these bodies because there is no place where all vacancies are compiled for the public. for example comte at the clerk's office, we posed -- for example, at the clerk's office, we post items online. there are vacancies at the planning commission, and mta, the port commission

he asked the city librarian whether he could improve the interim services and essentially got a decidedlyuke warm answer, even when full support was being offered for this basic service. a week later the city librarian returned with $109,000 plan to improve interim library services. the fine print was that the park branch would get all of the $109,000 for two more days of services. i would like to supervisor ross mirkarimi for pressing the issue and for that matter, thank the library for the modest increase officer. in the end, the budget and finance did not return the money but spent it on other things. we would like you to look at the question of with an $83 million budget, why is the library giving six neighborhoods only five to eight hours of service per week? thanks very much. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. last call for public comment. >> hi. i'm going to try to get this operated. i'm here just to tell you, i want to also thank bishop hawkins. he wrote "old happy day" but i'm here to talk about four years ago -- [inaudible] committed suicide and we talked about "to kill a mockingb

the reconsideration comes at the request of baseball commissioner who asked the city council refrain from going forward with the measure set a major league baseball special committee can complete its work force. he also committed that in the special action is required on the road like in the spring, major league baseball would help pay for it. bayerische said he will consider the league's request and speak with him. the downtown ballpark measure could go on the city council's agenda as early as august 3rd. live in the newsroom kron 4 news. >> a live look outside a traffic this is the san jose high won a one headlights are southbound traffic moving well in both directions as well as across the guadalupe over past a little sluggish but otherwise not too bad. we'll be right back more news ahead. announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a rea

he asked the city librarian whether he could improve the interim services and essentially got a decidedlyuke warm answer, even when full support was being offered for this basic service. a week later the city librarian returned with $109,000 plan to improve interim library services. the fine print was that the park branch would get all of the $109,000 for two more days of services. i would like to supervisor ross mirkarimi for pressing the issue and for that matter, thank the library for the modest increase officer. in the end, the budget and

it may not be a fit for them as well. >> we ask the city attorney to weigh in. >> and we have seen many vareyages on this theme from -- we could just help with phrasing because i can already see that, you know when time comes, there'll be confusion. so, you could -- you could have a term, let's say for example two years. and there would be an option to renew for two years. but -- that's exercised upon -- upon a one-year notice. so that it is very clear that -- if it is going to roll into the omings option there's a notice provision that it takes a year to do that. i use an example of the zoo lease that is for set term. if either side wants to end the lease, it requires a six-month notice to the other side. so that there's a decision that is made, six months prior to when the lease would end. >> thank you. >> so the amendment would be a -- a two-year lease, with a two-year option with a 1-month notification to exercise that option. >> exactly. after two years, we decide, they decide, it is decided over the -- ev this one year, or we have one year. >> i think -- >> that's a three-year ter

if i could ask for the deputy city attorney, if i could clarify for us. >> the board rules provide for division of the question and that once a supervisor requests a question to be divided that the president shall order it divided. it best not -- the question of dividing is not voted on. the rule also says that when divided, each proposition shall then be considered and voted upon separately as if it had been offered alone. president chiu: so at this time, it would be in order to vote on each half of those questions. supervisor elsbernd: does the elections code now require a new publicly noticed hearing on the separate issues? >> it does. you're now contemplating sending a different question to the voters than what was originally noticed today and because the elections code says that any amendment to a proposed ordinance shall be noticed for additional public comment, the newly proposed measure needs to have additional public comment and noticed. president chiu: supervisor daly. supervisor daly: i think this is a clear case of a procedural opportunity for any member of the board to vot

. >>> chuck reed will ask the city council to put a ballpark initiative on the ballot. he has been waiting for a decision for a special committee appointed 16 months ago to study the option of the a's moving to the south bay, but a baseball source told the san jose mercury news the league is not likely to get into issue without the city going forward. they want to move to put it on the ballot. >> dozens of hotel workers face charges after being arrested in front of grand hyatt hotel. hundreds of workers blocked a street to protest stalled contract talks. they gave demonstrators time to move but when they didn't they made arrests. 152 people were taken into custody, cited and released. many were load onto a bus. contract negotiations have been stalled since 2009. >> and foggy this morning, maybe lifting by this afternoon. tuesday's does that sound right. >> are you saying she can go home now. >> but you can't extrapolate for her. >> it's how warm will it get today? 55 degrees. >> 59 in oakland and the city 59. still a lot of fog, 54 in half moon bay but really not past t

i do think when we approved the pal boa park plan that we -- with ask for city college do really start coordinating parking efforts and really deal with students not completely conjesting neighborhoods. we had that the other day at san francisco university and i do think that there has to be a little push back toward the institution, particularly as that area will take on a different shape to help with balancing neighborhood feeds with institutional needs and get that better organized. so -- in enlargement of the -- of the community's concerns, there should be some effort by the institution. on the other hand, the decisions we make here are not in support of facilitating onstreet surface parking lots. that's not what we we do. we encourage everybody to wean themselves from the use of their cars and rely on public transportation and if m.t.a. needs to reexamine how the neighborhood is served by -- by buses and -- frequency of buses in support of the neighbors and in support of using -- using -- less of their own car, i would be in support of that. but this project has my full support --

jose mayor chuck reed tired of waiting for major league baseball to decide if the city can pursue the as so he plans to askallpark downtown. baseball officials have gone 16 months without deciding on that territorial rights issue. >>> we'll take a look at traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. well, we're just getting first reports of some delays on bart. there is some police activity going on between the glen park and balboa park station. we are hearing that all trains may be stopped so this is going to cause huge delays systemwide if in fact that is the case so again, just first reports now of delays on bart between the glen park and balboa park stations. if you are commuting across the bay bridge, they actually just turned the metering lights on about 10 minutes ago, pretty late for them to be turning those on. there is a stall on the incline and bridge tow crews are on the way now. but you can see we are starting to get small delays, short ones, in just the cash lanes but like i said there's a wait now at the metering lights which were just turned on abo

reed still plans to ask the city council so adopt the resolution of support for aloufing the a's to move to san jose. >>> a new fix for the iphones antenna problem and it comes from a giant retail chain. nbc scott budman is here to show us how it works. scott? >> we haven't found many people with antenna problems with the new apple phone but there's a new solution, this one from best buy giving away this side shield. essentially, a slice of clear plastic from a company called "zag." the offer is good from an iphone 4 from best buy and it starts today. >>> checking your money, stocks falling back after weakness in the economy. shoppers bought fewer durable goods. big-ticket items like washers and dryers. among the stocks to watch tomorrow, symantec, cupertino and shares dropping after hours by 8%. we got earnings from san francisco credit card giant, visa, lots of people using plastic but the company's profit dipped a bit over the last three months. visa shares fell by 2%. >>> firefighters continue to battle two huge fires in southern california this evening. the first one is in the mount

. >> this city attorney doesn't make conclusion autos critics asking the city attorney and d.a.to investigate. and this reform proposal be taken off the ballot. >> there is a measure hasn't qualified and workers are still verifying signatures. there is no comment from jeff today. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> there is san francisco supervisor has been cleared now to run for reelection. there is a judge ruled she's not termed out. she was elected to fill the remainder of the term. the city attorney argue that had those first two years she served amounted to a full term so she'd served two terms in office. and there is a is a judge ruling that abbreviated term did not count. >> the judge said no am big gu ti i was clear. and granted my right to run again. and i think that is what we saw there, with the judge. >> the attorney says they may appeal the ruling. >> there is a warm up finally on the way here. >> this is as promised. >> felt inland today than along the coast. there is quite a change in just 24 hours there. is a live view now from mount tam camera looking down on to the bay. you can

the civil grand jurors have the ability to ask questions of anything that they want within the city government they get to ask the tough probing questions that we need our citizens to be asking. >> to me, the best thing was the impact that was made on the knowledge of the city. >> one of the things that is mandated is to visit your jails. that was absolutely fascinated. all of the jurors went out into the community and we observed a lot of precincts. it was a terrific observation. you get to meet most major officials including the mayor, members of the board of supervisors and their offices and department heads as well as having interviews with a variety of public and private sectors and many other agencies i don't know about. >> the followthrough was set for a particular concern to our grand jury. the toss grand jury reports have been given a great deal of initial support and attention and it will not always follow through. this will allow future grand juries to track the project of support for key issue is. the mayor's office was very supportive of helping to develop this database and spread

foster city company gilead science donated the drugs used in the landmark study. >>> san jose mayor chuck reed says that he will ask city council for a ballpark measure on the november ballot to allow the oakland a's to move to the south bay, even before the major league baseball special committee has weighed in on this announcement. it stunned the giants, who oppose the move because of their contract in santa clara county. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger has introduced appellate court judge tani kantisakawe as his nominee to fill retiring justice ronald george's seat on the supreme court. he must be confirmed by the commission on judicial appointments to qualify for the november ballot. >>> this week the state water resources control board for farmers and environmental activists went over the timetable and methods for reducing toxic irrigation drainage going into the san joaquin river. this story from kqed's "quest" series looks at the restoration project and the challenges and hopes for bringing one of the nation's most altered and polluted rivers back to life. >> reporter: the san joaquin is california's seco

to provide the city with powers to make it easier to revoke a license in which a club has a history of public safety issues and public nuisance issues, so, colleagues, i would like to ask your support. i have one amendment. according to the deputy city attorney, there are references to the civil code section from the state code, 3840. from the california civil code for the definition of nuisance. the correct number should be 3480. those changes should be made on page two line 19 and on page four line 16. supervisor campos: we have a motion from supervised chiu and a second from supervisor maxwell. now, on the underlying ordinance, can we take that on the same call? without objection. president chiu: we will now call item 39. madam clerk: irresolution approving the san francisco child and family services review improvement plan. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. next item. madam clerk: item 40, a resolution authorizing the airport commission to accept approximately $800,000. president chiu: same house, same call, colleagues? this item is adopted. next item. madam clerk: item 41, appointing carol kingsley to the san francisco police commission. president chiu: