here today to gnaw my concerns and the concerns of my 3 thousand nurses represented by the california association including the 9 hundred nurses that work at mission bay we're not here to protest the golden state warriors we want to advocate for our family members i'm sure you're aware of the area around the hospital is a facility is almost like a small island with a narrow corridor between the bay and highway it is with this public transportation to be easily congested a major project like this will un2k0ub8 have congestion it is intended to house the games and other special events the traffic can result if gridlock and that's our major concern what will the city do for the high specialized care for patients will they have access in a timely manner when they need it twenty-four hours a day and including games and concerts or outlet special events what will the city do to help people get to the hospital always is- what will the city do for nurses and decreases and other health care professionals will we be able to get to the hospital and the clinics to care for the patients in the small city like

. >> i think it does highlight the fact that the california employers association who helps decipher this and there are non profit entity, one thing they said is generally not until a employer gets to have 50 or more employees do they start to seek-they may bring in in house to help sort of manage all the employer rules and regulations, but generally seeking 3rd party assistance, businesses between 25-and 50 may start seeking 3rd party assistance. there are a number of businesses so for a non profit entity like california employers association which you can become a member, a lot of small businesses are not away a entity like them is there for as a resource for hr service s and help interpret the law. i think this speaks to the difficulty and speaks to why we need specific direction from [inaudible] for our smaller businesses. >> all right. thank you for that. any public comment on this item? no. stephen? okay. seeing none, we'll move to the next item >> item 8, discussion and action on legacy business action and project plan >> commissioners i'm requesting that we continue this to t

those ten teachers say they shouldn't have to pay dues to the california teachers association because they're not members of the union. teachers who are union members pay around $1,000, according to the filing. teachers who are not members pay around $650. now, the union collects money from non-union members to pay for things like collective bargaining. the ten teachers taking on the union say mandatory fees violate their right to free speech. the california teachers association, the national teachers unions, and several other public employees unions, say the suit threatens to curtail their freedom to organize and advocate. well, as we first reported earlier this year, a former google executive founded a new network of micro-schools. the founder of facebook took note. mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan-- non-profit foundation is part of a $100-million investment in altschool. altschool plans to use that money to expand its network of small private schools. that hopes to eventually bring its education model to public schools as well. and last, but certainly not least, the econ

trend boosted demand for statisticians, the american states particular california association has identical 18 field across the areas of health medicine, business and industry that rarely employer statisticians. government projections that the field will grow by 27 percent by 2022, much faster then the average for all occupations. as a result annual mean wage is soaring. here in the philadelphia area statisticians earned over $90,500 a year. to event this lucrative field you will need at least a bachelor's degree in stats computer science engineering physics or mathematics. you will then need to apply that knowledge to analyze data and turn the results into digestible, practical information, i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now 5:21. we have all seen those crazy basketball shots from across the stadium, all of that but this one may take the cake. >> you have to see the spectacular shot from the trampoline. >> yes, and it is a black friday, in the middle of the july. rival sales are happening right now, if you are hopping on amazon and wal-mart. but why you should

talk about this equity issue, i don't want to marginalize myself and i'm not speaking for california association of voting officials. but as far as access goes, there are -- there is technology now available that will enfranchise the youth and the masses. and this is just to say as far as studies go, we probably need to include smartphone voting for those studies, if we get the security proper with the google android, that that people will be able to vote easily and that will eliminate the running around in circles looking for a place to vote and the masss will turn out simply. that is not an opinion to reflect any of our other work. i just wanted to mention it to you, because it sounds like we're dancing around that. thank you. >> thank you very much. see nothing other member of the public come forward, we'll close public comment. and i believe we have no other items. is that right? >> yes, that concludes our business for today. >> okay, colleague, we are adjourned .

we are currently, when i say "we" i mean california association of voting officials, are currently working with the white house office of science and technology policy, making sure that they are aware of these issues. what we call "open washing." which is akin to green washing, but in the open source arena. so we want to make sure there is clarity for you on this point. we're glad to provide that clarity and evidence and make sure that you, like the u.s. house of representatives, is well-aware as we move towards open source there are well-defined standards per open source initiative. if you want to look up that website, that is open source.org. we're available for you for all of these purposes. i just wanted to also mention that the timing of this is -- if we started now in san francisco county, working with the current secretary of state padilla, we could have a system put together. unfortunately not by 2016 for the presidential e election, but likely within the next couple of years. the amount of money necessary to do this project we're estimating at approximately $5 million. whenever th

we tried to find a breanna allen in california associated with e-mailand e-mailed every the woman callinger self breanna allen provided to multiple sources. we found one breanna allen and that story is, in her words, very, very weird. allen grew up in davis, california, which is where david daleiden grew up, she went to elementary school with david daleiden, they were not associates, but the members him as a self identified fundamentalist catholic. she was the president of the fandom -- feminist club in high school and when i spoke to her she said i saw my name printed in one of your stories and i want you to know i have nothing to do with this. i do not support would david is doing. he is entitled to his views but he has to go about an honest way to express them in line and manipulating undermines his own credibility. amy: and you saw her name on a credit card within the video? sharona: yeah, we had actually come across the name breanna allen before that through various sources and when you watch the video carefully, the operatives do refer to a breanna. what we do is slow down the end o

. >> the california medical association long against the idea recently reduced its stance to neutral. it's controversial with many doctors. this is contrary to a long tradition in medicine, of ethics going back to the hippocratic oath, principles of ethics - physicians use knowledge and skills for the purposes of health and healing. >> have you worked with patients contemplating ending their life because of medical pain. i have worked with patients that said things offhand along the lines that they can't go on. there's something psychologically or in terms of their social support or medically that we need to do a better job to address. once we do that, this desire to die issues. suicide is a distress signal, it's a fry for help >>> as for dan diaz, he says he's only begun to fight. britney. >> why are you still out there on the front fighting for the californians. >> as tamping as this -- taxing as this legislative effort is, i think for me it's somewhat therapeutic. and knowing that i'm keeping my promise so britney, i think that that's - you know,it helps me good. >> beyond californ

the california nurses association represents a thousand nurses who work at the contra costa county regional medical center in martinez and other facilities. they've work without a contract since last year. union leaders accuse the county of understaff something facilities. the county has not been able to respond to those accusations yet. >>> a surfer's of survival after a shark attack. >> it's beautiful but being. >> flower power may not be pretty but it's popular. details on something big happening in berkeley. >>> taking you live outside, record-setting heat today. find out >>> a battle between man and beast captured on video. watch as shark attacks a surfer during a world surf league event in south africa. the event defending champion fought off at least one shark and possibly two moments after the final competition began. fanning says he punched the shark in the back to scare it off help talks about his great escape coming up in sports, and he was not hurt. thank goodness. >>> some of you might want to hold your noses. that's because of an odor in berkeley issue hinting something big is

plan to picket outside contra costa regional medical center in martinez and belong to the california nurses association. the union has been without a contract since last year and union leaders accusedth of sketch dazing patient safety and officials have not commented on the accusations. >> it has been a month since the balcony collapsed in berkeley killing six students five from ireland. last night a traditional irish mass was hold. family members of the victims were there. abc7 reporter lilian kim has the story. >> friends and family members of the victims were joined by others in the community who came to pay respects. it has been a month since severe dry rot caused the balcony to collapse. six people died on the balcony and seven others were injured. >> you would think they would feel like we failed them. people keep saying, thank you for all you have done and i think, my god, we have not done much of anything we should be thanking you for great warmth you have shown. >> the berkeley mayor said the families are aware of the ordinance that the city council passed lat week mandating periodic inspectio

in town and that's where we moved last night when i coming back from new york city the california nurses associationven before i saw they had a press skwefrnz still problems with the nearbyness of the hospital i've been insured by the warriors as we go through the ongoing process those mitigation will take place this is an evolving neighborhood a wonderful and exciting that the warriors are coming here we'll get to the right place at the right time thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello commissioners my name is john i'm a small business owner in mission bay and in south beach i support the warriors arena project in san francisco knowing it will have a positive impact organicisms on the mission bay community i've reviewed the plan and what stand on the steps the architects have done to minimize this impact on the environment thank you for the opportunity to weigh in today. >> thank you. >> please come to the podium paul o b.i.d. s mo n and c a ss o l a t o. ben please come to the podium adam gould and curt >> good afternoon, commissioners john with the san francisco travel association i'm here t

we are currently, when i say "we" i mean california association of voting officials, are currently working with the white house office of science and technology policy, making sure that they are aware of these issues. what we call "open washing." which is akin to green washing, but in the open source arena. so we want to make sure there is clarity for you on this point. we're glad to provide that clarity and evidence and make sure that you, like the u.s. house of representatives, is well-aware as we move towards open source there are well-defined standards per open source initiative. if you want to look up that website, that is open source.org. we're available for you for all of these purposes. i just wanted to also mention that the timing of this is -- if we started now in san francisco county, working with the current secretary of state padilla, we could have a system put together. unfortunately not by 2016 for the presidential e election, but likely within the next couple of years. the amount of money necessary to do this project we're estimating at approximately $5 million. whenever th

. >> the program's 50th anniversary in oakland today -- the california nurse's association helped organize today's rally at frank ogala plaza outside city hall. they would like to see medical to all-americans. currently it is for seniors and disabled veterans. >> there is an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. 12,000 sweets mer day last april included positive reference to hookas. which is a type of water pipe, as you know. the cdc calls it a dangerous trend. since smoking a hooka has many of the same health risks as smoking cigarettes. >> we have news in sacramento county. several mobile homes started burning after the grassfire. this is along the dealt why south of sacramento. we are going to continue to bring you updates as this breaking news develops. >> when abc news at 5:00 continues, the names coming together to help a 49er legend. >> and many feel it is long overdue. >> when it happens where you live -- >> shows a grassfire -- >> abc 7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> berkeley city hall. >> on the pier. >> your story. >> 7 on your side. >> this building is not ver

more venues that technologies effects the western selma this is south of market business association and the california music and culture association your approval is requested thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners jocelyn kane entertainment commission i know you'll get information from diego but fairly simple the idea started with commissioner glen done and hiding and a few of us at staff level that received phone numbers getting a limited live performance permit in some of the operators are here to speak to you about that at public comment we unfortunate had it tell him not that you a simple live performance because of the restrictions so we went through a process and horde from the community of the businesses at our commission and we're really please be advised pleased that the supervisor decided to move forward we're glad to be here in front of you to allow the live performance in the districts and i'm here to answer any questions not super super complicated thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners as mentioned llps are accessory uses because the bulb orient activities in eating types of acti

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construction costs only 10% of the total cost of the jill over its life, according to the california state sheriffs association originally, the plan calls for 2000 and jail beds and 2018. the controller then revised the estimate for only 2091 and we have therefore then reduced the estimate based on jail population that resulted willie from the good work of the criminal justice partner and the sheriffs department get the pretrial diversion project artistic attorney, public defender, our peace department, and of course our innovative adult probation department. let me just say, i applaud the work of all of our agencies in doing this work we are really a model i think the rest of the nation. in reducing our incarceration and providing real alternatives that actually prevent individuals from recidivism which is our goal to keep our city safer. we will also be hearing today from the controller's office on their update to the jail population forecast, which includes the lower lowest forecast published by any organization to date but options that range from zero new beds to the high-end estimate of 393 beds. there ar

she was actually a founding member of the water reuse association of northern california and president of that association for a number of years and very interested in diversifying our water supply as well and as been recognized by her colleagues as well for that. it's very sad to see cheryl retiring because of her wealth of knowledge and she is always one to be open and free with information to all of us who are working here today. so that i say congratulations cheryl, on your retirement and hopefully if you would like to come up and say a few words, we would like to hear from you. [ applause ] >> someone i won't name, but asked me how i endured it? and the answer about how i have endured it is that it's such an honor and privilege to work in an area that is so essential. both for people, and for the environment, and for the planet. so i have considered that an honor and a privilege. i particularly want to thank senior management of the puc for supporting the work that i have done in workforce reliability. because at this point, mr. harlan was referring to bay work that is 27 differen

she was actually a founding member of the water reuse association of northern california and president of that association for a number of years and very interested in diversifying our water supply as well and as been recognized by her colleagues as well for that. it's very sad to see cheryl retiring because of her wealth of knowledge and she is always one to be open and free with information to all of us who are working here today. so that i say congratulations cheryl, on your retirement and hopefully if you would like to come up and say a few words, we would like to hear from you. [ applause ]

she was actually a founding member of the water reuse association of northern california and president of that association for a number of years and very interested in diversifying our water supply as well and as been recognized by her colleagues as well for that. it's very sad

california's largest medical association recently dropped its opposition to the measure. supporters include dr. robert overa who watched his daughter diet of leukemia. >> if you are in so much -- die of leukemia. >> if you are in so much pain and can still direct your care, shoe have an option for a prescription to go to sleep permanently. >> the california state senate passed right to die legislation last month. if the general assembly follows, the bill will head to the governor's desk next but it's not know if governor brown will sign off on the bill. >>> san francisco's mayor is calling for a review of the city's sanctuary policy on immigration following the death after woman -- of a woman last week. the woman was shot to death by an undocumented immigrant. francisco sanchez is also a convicted felon who had been deported to mexico five times since 1994. the policy protects undocumented non-felon immigrants. presidential candidate donald trump is using the woman's death to support his controversial statements about mexican immigrants being rapests and other criminals.

. >> reporter: the california bar association, muller is scheduled to be disbarred by the california supreme court next week. he's accused of telling a client he had filed immigration papers for a relative, which he never did, but billed that client anyway. muller told the fbi that he is a former marine who was suffering effects of posttraumatic stress disorder. according to the marines, he served from 1995 to 1999 and was a sergeant who played trumpet in the marine band. we're learning that he is also a possible suspect in two other similar bay area cases one from 2009 in palo alto and another in the same year in mountain view. >> firefighters are investigating four small brush fires that broke out in contra costa county this morning. sky 7 hd took pictures of these flames in the area of willow pass road just before 10:00 this morning. the chp issued an alert due to heavy smoke that you can clearly see blowing across two lanes of the highway. crews brought the fires under control just after 10:30. >>> a brush fire burned at least one structure and threatened several others today nea

the california building association and trade group united contractors oppose this bill. they say construction companies are sometimes forced to settle even if they aren't directly at fault for construction defects. >>> and the berkeley city council will vote on new balcony regulations to try and prevent collapses that range from acquiring inspections to using better materials and design standards. a council members will talk about the regulations in a press conference at one this afternoon and then they'll vote at their meeting at 7:00 p.m. >>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a forest service is getting help to fight fires from the coast guard. that's what they're getting help from? >> we're going to show you how they're doing it, and people in the east bay will show how they're fighting the arrival of a convicted sex offender and tell you what they're saying about it. >>> it's happening just past treasure island in the left hand lane. the san francisco fire department arrived quickly, and they put it out. they did have to close lanes for some time, and opened them

as a part of that, they lobbied several different organizations, including the california coastal conservancy, association of bay area governments and be cdc, and gusty legislation in 2007 to establish the water trail. at that point in time, the coastal conservancy was leading the process and conducted environmental impact report for the bay area water trail, and in 2015 again, the coastal conservancy in coordination with the bay area government staff developed accessibility plan for the entire bay area water trail. the bay area water trail is a partnership of four agencies. as i mentioned, the coastal conservancy, ac/dc, and the california division of boating and waterways as well as aabag . some of the key goals is, in essence, to increase appreciation and access to the bait. improve and expand facilities and opportunities for partnerships to achieve a world-class recreational facility of a lot of this work is done through dictation, outreach, coordination and funding facility enhancements. when we talk about the bay area one until user, these are the types of users. kayaks, canoes, web servers abhors,

we are currently, when i say "we" i mean california association of voting officials, are currently working with the white house office of science and technology policy, making sure that they are aware of these issues. what we call "open washing." which is akin to green washing, but in the open source arena. so we want to make sure there is clarity for you on this point. we're glad to provide that clarity and evidence and make sure that you, like the u.s. house of representatives, is well-aware as we move towards open source there are well-defined standards per open source initiative. if you want to look up that website, that is open source.org. we're available for you for all of these purposes. i just wanted to also mention that the timing of this is -- if we started now in san francisco county, working with the current secretary of state padilla, we could have a system put together. unfortunately not by 2016 for the presidential e election, but likely within the next couple of years. the amount of money necessary to do this project we're estimating at approximately $5 million. whenever th

. >>> for 14 years kpix has been a big time supporter of the northern california alzheimer associationeasure of hosting the annual memory walk. sometime i'm asked how the proceeds work toward a cure. i saw firsthand at ucsf in san francisco where the alzheimer association presented a grant to dr. jan stewart who is researching the mechanisms found in things such as mad cow disease that seemed to explain the facets of alzheimer . >> see if you can turn the clock back to like maybe a drug treatment that turns the aggressive alzheimer type maybe in something that as not as aggressive. >> does that mean slowing the progression of the disease or actually reversing? >> slowing the progression would be already something really good but eventually we want to reword it to a very healthy state. >> that's a great way to get a grant. >> absolutely and i'm very thankful for the alzheimer association sponsoring my research. >>> what were you doing on your vacation, ken bastida? tell me about this fish. >> come on, which one? i've got a whole arm load there. >> where did you catch him and what did yo

airport accept and expend grant a grant in the amount of $750,000 from the california department of water resources through the association of bay area governments. in order to fund a portion of the upgrade project at the wastewater treatment plant last summer the california department of water resources awarded a $20 million grant to abag to fund water projects throughout the region. sfo received a portion of this grant in the amount of $750,000 to fund a project at the wastewater treatment plant to work on recycle water in use of landscaping and toilet flushing throughout the airport terminals this. is just one piece of a much larger upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant. the larger project includes pipes, pumps, treatment facilities and water storage tanks as well as new linkage to upgrade airport terminal systems. the contract for the larger upgrade project will come before the board of supervisors for your consideration in the fall but this simply asks for your authorization for the airport to accept and expend grant the grant of $750,000. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> thank you. can you talk about what the t

. >>> and the tibetan association in california marked the dollau dalai lama's birthday. they say his message transcends all religions. >> he has always acknowledged the fact that we can as a human being have the writeright to be happy and not to suffer. on that basis, he treats every tibetan, everyone in this world equally with peace, with compassion. >> the event included a food drive to benefit a local non-profit that serves homeless youth. >>> coming up next, steph curry's announcement and it has nothing to do with basketball. >> but there's one more cute little girl on the planet. >> you gave did away. >>> san diego's comic-con vengs, we'll show you all the crazy details. >>> and right now we're seeing a few high clouds as we wait for low clouds bringing drizzle perhaps for your morning commute. and also changes in the seven day forecast that could have another tropical connection to showers and thunder as we approach next weekend. a look at that when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master dep

. >> muller was an immigration attorney in san francisco but according to the california bar association he was business barred in january. he is seen in this story in 1212 back when he was practicing graduating from harvard law school also, in 2012 and he was business cared over allegations of lying to a client and for fraudulent he was in the marines from 1995 to 1999. he was arrested june 29 in lake tahoe by dublin police department who were investigating his ties to a home invasion case. a lieutenant described the reaction when they show up. >> not surprised. i made -- i breached the door. i was at the scene. and other detectives went in and they caught him coming out of the restroom and they got him in custody with no incident and he did not put up a fight and come mid with our orders. >> the lieutenant said it was after the investigation that led the vallejo police and fbi to get involved. muller now faces kidnapping and burglary and attempted robbery charges. his attorney said his climb suffered from bipolar disorder and mental health will be a component of the criminal defense. >