as you can see, there is a spike in the bayview and the ingleside and in the southern. the ingleside case, an unfortunate case on house street, that resulted in 5 homicides. so it kind of skews the statistic that's there, that that's 14 homicides this year. >> i'm sorry, do you have -- i can't see, our screen is blinking and i don't have a hard copy. we've also seen a spike in the caravelle, the like view neighborhood and wondering if that's reflected on there as well. >> the spike, when you look at the empirical data, the spike on the numbers, actually the caravelle homicides are only up -- don't mean to say they are only up 1. >> up 1 from last year but for me a trend is something a few years in the making. what was it in 2010 and what was it in 2009 i think we'll see a trend upward that i have been concerned about. but certainly these numbers in the ingleside, visitacion valley and bayview are very high and compared to other years. i know that's a big concern for the department and the ipo strategy has come from that. since we started ipo and summer was very hot, how

abc 2 news' sherree johnson is live outside bayview burn center with the very latest. sheree, what are you hearing about now? >>reporter: well, we've been in contact with the fire department all morning long, and at last report the woman was reported to be in critical condition right here at johns hopkins bayview medical center. she was brought here after fire broke out at her home. take a look at this video that we shot earlier this morning. that fire started at about 1:00 this morning at 20 blake court in reisterstown. when crews arrived at that home, it was fully engulfed in flames on the first and second floors. they found a woman in her 60s on the second floor and she was brought here to bayview burn center with severe burns. we are told about 50% of her body is burned and she's reported to be in critical condition. it took about an hour for crews to put out this fire. it was actually under control about 2:20 this morning. 15 fire companies and about 15 firefighters actually helped to battle this fire and crews tell me that they heard smoke detectors going off in

she was brought here to bayview burn center with severe burns. we are told that she had burns throughout 50% of her body. now, she is reported to be in critical condition at this hour. and, you know, it took crews over an hour to put out that fire. they had it under control at about 2:23. and here's what the battalion chief had to say. >> for the firefighters considering the second floor was almost 100% involved so they battledded the way up the steps and found her in one of the bedrooms upstairs. the roof structure collapsed, and second floor. >>reporter: now, i had a chance to talk to some of the firefighters that were on the scene and they told me when they pulled up they did hear smoke detectors going off in the basement area, so they do feel like that the home did have working smoke detectors. right now there's no word on a cause of this fire, but investigators are on the scene trying to figure out exactly what happened. reporting live in south baltimore, sherree johnson, abc 2 news. >> and you can be the first to know, download the abc 2 ne

now, certain women who have a lot of experience from the bayview came to me and explained to me one of the meetings that was mentioned by the director here under the auspices of the san francisco health department. now, i think the san francisco county transportation authority should have a detailed orientation on what really is happening in the bayview. and it's not as simple as you think when you talk about safe routes. our young people have to cross four or five [speaker not understood] going to school, another four or five [speaker not understood] getting back. and the san francisco county transportation authority purports to know everything. but in the last nine months we have bus routes, like the 44, that cannot even go to certain destinations. they just stop below the hill and our students and our youth [speaker not understood]. when people come to me, then i have to work with the community response network and i have to work with volunteers who escort our young people and our seniors. now, i would want those people who are having these meetings at the ymca to have these meeting

. >>> i'm from bayview hunters point. it was really a pleasure just to see this day, to see you honoring the people in the community, you know, [speaker not understood] acknowledge myself as the woman of the year in bayview hunters point and i just wanted to know this was very refreshing and up lift totion me. i also want to acknowledge that my mother, my actually best friend is the mother of karim [speaker not understood]. thank you, christina, for acknowledging him. [speaker not understood] mayfield who is bringing the [speaker not understood]. he was fighting for a lot of young men who have died and a lot of young men that are trying to stay alive. the bayview can help, come to see if anyone can assist in getting him to be in the parade tomorrow for the giants because he is also adding to san francisco. does anyone have any advice, i will leave my number with whoever is appropriate to do. thank you very much. have a wonderful evening. >> thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak in public comment? >>> las

she was brought here to bayview burn center with severe burns. we are told that she is in critical condition at this time and it took about 15 minutes for crews to actually put that fire out. they had about 60 firefighters at one time with 50 different types of vehicles on the scene, working on that fire. now, crews tell me that when they arrived they heard the smoke detectors going off from the basement area, so they do know that the home had working smoke detectors. now, right now there's no word on a cause of this fire, but fire investigators are on the scene investigating, trying to figure out exactly what happened here. but, again, an elderly woman brought here to bayview burn center in critical condition after an overnight fire at her home. reporting live in south baltimore, sherree johnson, abc 2 news. >> sherree, stay on top of that for us this morning. >>> in other news now, the fbi and the cia are expected to brief lawmakers on exactly what they know about the petraeus sex scandal. the scandal has widen the spotlight now and shines on a

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at the bayview ymca which is located at 1601 lane street.he san francisco transportation plan, which as you know is our long-range planning document for favors thaition in the city 30erctiontion -- 30-year document under development. and as you know, we had an online survey the last month and a half or so that provided essentially a budget gain for people to provide their input on how to prioritize the over $3 billion in discretionary funds that will be available over the life of the plan for transportation priorities in the city. we have tremendous -- response of over 600 people took part in the game online and provided the detailed answers. those, of course, are going to be used in the process of refining the list of projects and programs that will be proposed for the next stages of the plan. also in response to agency comments, we have integrated pedestrian bicycle and travel management programs into the performance evaluation so that we have more complete picture. the results along with input received in the course of the public outreach

in the sunset, potrero hill, bayview and really all over the city. parking is a serious main point for peer-to-peer car sharing and get around in particular. both for owners and renters, providing owners with access to car share parking. on street and off-street is an opportunity to incentivize more car sharing. eich wise for renters, the ability to access floating parking will incentivize car sharing over owning a car. * likewise so, again, last point, because peer-to-peer car sharing can easily expand beyond traditional car sharing areas, it is very important to support peer-to-peer car sharing to solve several of the city's mobility issues. >> thank you. thank you very much. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is andrew goldman and i have a masters from mit in city planning and 13 years experience in shared vehicle space. so, there's 15 years of research showing that every car share vehicle and traditional service takes between 9 to 13 cars off the street. car to go has a new model that can increase the positive impacts and there need to be clear rules

so what i came for today, i just left a meeting in bayview because there's a lot of things going on inmmunity. and i had stated that i will come and request, to our new manager to come ñ?ñ? to -- as you know, i am the founder offiñ?ñ? the black human rights leadership council ofnçñ?ñ? san francisco. and with all the concerns that we have in our community, we felt it was time for the head of the puc to come and address and hear the complaints. we have plenty of them. and i would like, when you come, also, the request i had made a couple of meetings ago about your staff, i meant a staff member you have, and i want to know how many have been hired, that live in bayview hunters point. and i would like to know the ratio of the staff here at puc. because i'm getting complaints, and i'm getting concerns of people -- you know, they won't call you but they call me because they think i can do something about it. so i want you to come so you be prepared, and you don't have to bring a bodyguard because we're not going to let them9pñ?ñ? beat you up. we want you to hear what our concernslññ?ñ? are.

[cheering and applauding] >> wanda is also a bay area bayview native born and raised in bayview hunters point. she, too, works for the city and county of san francisco, going on 30 years in december. she's worked for departments like general hospital, the emergency department, as well as san francisco community behavioral health. and collectively these women come together to do work on behalf of an organization called nami, the national association of mental illness. and they organize walks. they raise money, and they are sounding the alarm of the importance of doing quality mental health care work. and also giving voice to those persons that are receiving the services and the care. and putting a human face and a human story on many of these statistics. so, please. (applause) >> thank you. >>> all of the supervisors, thank you for this opportunity. i sit on the mental health board with bevan dufty. we tackle some heavy duty situations. i'm grateful to be here with wanda. i want to say to paulette, don't think our hearts don't hurt when we see those pictures. that is why we do the work w

hunters point right where that sewage plant is, it is in bayview hunters point. it's not on golden gate and its wasn't on market street, that they can have meetings where i can attend if nobody else won't attend, i want to know what they're doing. we do have committees that deal with projects that are going on in my community. and i would like to see some changes made with that, not that all the meetings be held at 5 25 golden gate, but there is no parking. you know, i parked in the white in order for my daughter to go into your building at 5 25 golden gate. and i had my motor running. so, when the police came and he saw i have a blue plate, you know, i said, i'm just waiting for someone to return. and by me being under the wheel i did not get a ticket. so, it's very bad, you know, here even at city hall. it's a shame. it don't have anything to do with you. but the fact that all the parking is for staff and for the supervisors and nothing for the residents, you know, that vote, that have areas to park. and i think something -- i know you can't do anything about i