item 41 is resolution did he nating supervisor mark farrell as the league of california cities voting delegate, and treasurer-tax collector jose cisneros as the league of california cities alternate voting delegate. >> colleagues, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell, motion by supervisor campos, seconded by supervisor kim without objection, he should be excused. and why don't we take a roll call vote on item 41. >> item 41, supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor mar? mar aye. supervisor tang? tang aye. supervisor wiener? wiener aye. supervisor yee? yee aye. supervisor avalos? avalos aye. supervisor breed? breed aye. supervisor campos? campos aye. supervisor chiu? chiu aye. supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen? cohen aye. there are 10 ayes. >> the resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> and let's take the remaining item, item 38. >> item 38 is a resolution urging the san francisco housing authority commission to move its meetings to city hall, video record its meetings, and make all video recordings publicly accessible on its website. >> any discussion? supervisor breed. >> thank yo

california on the brink. the latest coming this month as 30 cities risk that it downgrades. lori: the internet search engine google pushing back on the nsa spying program. lou dobbs is here as google defends its clash the mac record. adam: sony outmaneuvering microsoft. robert gray is live at the e3 gaaing expo with sony playstation ceo. lori: a live report from turkey as the prime minister says there will be no tolerance for those he believes are looking to harm the nation. let's get you updated on the stocks starting off the noon hour. that's the floor of the new york stock exchange to check in with nicole petallides. the dow off 57 points right now. nicole: not unusual to see the roller coaster days recently. dow jones industrial down one third of 1%. they have been higher at the top of the market. the fix, the fear index, $17.94. let's say a team. the level of 12 in mid-may. so volatility is back, that is the name of the game. watching the technical support level, breaking through some of those and the reason why we have seen the names we have seen. those are jumping ove

they are possibly merging the cities across the state of california.y are going to take on health care benefits for retired government workers. we are only talking about pensions now. this number will get bigger. it is about double what it is reporting for its pensions. connell: good reporting, as always by elizabeth macdonald. dagen: this is scary. more americans are quitting their jobs. economy.ould be a boost to our the former employee, ed snowden, he may have given these banded a black guy. a crucial reboot of the $25 billion gaming issue. we had lived to the gaming expo in los angeles. take a look at the treasury market. fourteen month high on the ten year yield. this is the thing that will tell you how rocky all the financial markets will be. ♪ like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembing it the next day have been reported. nes

and last week, some of us traveled to sacramento, where we spoke to the league of california cities for the transportation and public works committee. looking forward on monday, july 1st, we'll be making a presentation before the alameda county transportation commission's annual mobility workshop. this workshop will be held at the ed roberts campus and i will be sending out a notice to all council members, with the specifics soon. on july 11th, we will be addressing san francisco's long-term care coordinating council and towards the end of july, we're trying to schedule a transportation forum in coordination with the fdr democratic club. my second topic today is an announcement. i wanted to tell you about a visit that our office had this week to the grand opening for the community assessment service center, which is operated by the adult probation department, with support from public health and human services. for a little bit of background about this project, about two years ago, governor brown responded to a federal court order about prison overcrowding. part of the problem was that t

but oakland wasn't the only california city to make the list of top ten most dangerous cities in the stockton ranks sixth. in the newsroom, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> authorities are investigating a 40-person brawl that erupted during a high school football game in rohnert park. yesterday's semi-pro game at rancho cotati high school de-volved into all-out fighting around 3:45 p-m. it took backup from the sonoma sheriff's office, sonoma state university and cotati police to bring it under control. three vehicles were damaged in the fight, but no one suffered major injuries. prosecution. the family of a missing teenager, who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury said doctors warned he could die if he is not found soon. sean sidi has been missing since may 21st and was last seen at his former high school in san francisco. his family is hoping the doctor's opinion issued this week, will help change sidi's status with police to "medically disabled." family members say changing his status would raise the priority level of the search with police. friends and family are holding

san francisco is the only california city on the list. san francisco was number eight. ities were ranked on universities, colleges, media and museums per person . >>> previous negotiations had failed over the issue of management rights which the city wanted to retain. the city voted on a contract which included a 3% raise. >>> the -- museum is closed for renovations. an exhibit beyond belief opens on june 28th at the contemporary jewish museum. the museum offered a sneak peak of the exhibit to reporters today which includes more than 60 works from sf moma. this is just one of several planned collaborative exhibits planned while the 2-1/2 year expansion program is under way. >> the president takes a stand. the proposed expansion of the key. >>> the little surgery to your tongue that some people say can allow them to shed up to 30 pounds a month. >>> and i'm back here in just a bit after the break we're going to be talking about the heat up heading your way. it's been raining and now it's going to be increased fire danger. i'll have the specifics. look at them kids. [ sigh

their country. >>> san francisco residents are no longer feeling the most pain at the pump which california city now holds the crown for highest gas prices. >>> and, gas prices may be up, rain will be coming down in the bay area tomorrow. it will be a little wet tonight as we look outside. mostly cloudy skies around the bay for your sunday with weather on the balmy side. places fell 20-degrees off of yesterday's highs. we will have the forecast after the break one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. francisco is no long nsive place to f >>> gas prices have dropped ever so slightly lately. now, san francisco is no longer the most expensive place to fill your tank. that honor goes to los angeles where regular unleaded will cost you $4.13 a gallon. sanfrancisco is just a penny under it at $4 passport 12. oakland $4.0

. >>> several california cities met with the governor's today. >> they say they're generally happy with the budget, particularly the added money for k through 12 education. >> he says he'd like to see more for adult education. >> it's difficult for the people coming out of prison or out of jail to get job fist they have no high school education, which most don't. >> the legislature has passed a budget. the governor must still sign it and can make changes by using the line item vet o. >>> a vaccine is credited for the disease control compared infection rates before and after the hpv vaccine became available. >> researchers found it decreased 50 percent among girls 14 to 19 since 2006. >>> hundreds of evacuees were allowed to go home in maria pos a -- maraposaa county. >> as many as 400 people remain evacuated. >>> and warming temperatures will increase the fire danger over the next two to three days. >> as far as temperatures today, they warmed up a little bit over yesterday's highs. >> can you see the readings changing from the 60s in pacifica a and san francisco, warmest locations uppe

ahead, a feeding frenzy, thousands of dolphins swarm the waters off the coast of the southern california city. we have >> coming up at 3:00 is katie "the ultimate survival guide." at 5:00, getting the best mileage for your fuel efficient scar. michael finney explains the way you drive your car matters. >> the like this, an amazing display of nature off the coast of california. thousands of dolphins forming a mega pod. look at this. they have swarmed san diego waters. it is not clear why they are showing up in giant gatherings like this, but it is not uncommon to see them during this time of year. >> marine experts are saying that the mammals offend follow the food source to shallow water. if you are in the waters, it is magnificent sight. >> a hurricane is falling apart to the south and maybe that has something to do with it. >> thank you, [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey, baby.ys. good to see you guys. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestants are the stars of the longest running drama on television. the drama continues today as they are about

oakland wasn't the only california city to make the list of top ten most dangerous cities across thentry. stockton ranked six. in the newsroom, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >>> we're in for a big treat this weekend. amazing view of a massive full moon. it's called a super moon. in atlanta. you'll be able to get a first hand look early tomorrow morning and that is really early. 4:32 a.m.. 14% larger and 30% brighter than an average full moon. it occurs when the moon is full and at the the same time reaches it's orbit. we're anxiously awaiting the moment. >> i am staying up until 4:30 this morning, actually you don't need to stay up until 4:30. that is when it's going to peek. it's it's pretty big. look at it right now. it's a real bright moon. i was on the roof a few minutes ago and you practically need sunglasses to look at it. we have a storm headed in for tonight so you may not be able to see it too much longer. fog off of the ocean and that's pretty a typical for the end of june. going to bring wet weather here tomorrow and monday. look for a mostly cloudy day sunday. showers deve

the city took the pride flag down when it got complaints about how it got there. >> many california cities are raising the rainbow flag, calistoga is taking it down. >> it's a very open community. has been for decades. >> the mayor says all are welcome, but where's the flag. >> in fairness, we didn't give it the full vetting under public comment. >> calistoga raised the rainbow flag for the first time friday. the council agreed to fly it for pride week after a resident suggested it at a council meeting. by monday, people wanted to know why, the public wasn't part of the process. and what other statement flags would be allowed. that's when the flag came down. >> there were no ordinances against flying a statement flag. but also that there weren't any formal policies on hand for the city. we chose after consulting with our council to take it down for now. >> some in calistoga say it's a ridiculous debate. >> very open, to tell the truth, i'm surprised about this. >> others say city leaders forgot to include all the people they serve. >> it should go through a democratic process. it's a gover

bargaining power, and what they found in california, they represent public employees, state of california, cities and municipalities, is that they were paying prices that ranged from $20,000 up to $120,000 for the same procedure, which was knee or hip replacement surgery. so what they said, they netted a benefit design put in, which said, we will pay up to $30,000. and if you, the member want to go to a hospital that charges above 30,000, we will tell you which ones are which. then that's fine. you have to pay the difference yourself. that way cal pers pays less and takes less out of the paychecks of employees. >> we've been talking a lot about cost. what about quality, that's the question i'm sure a lot of employees will have, that -- so we get the price down, what is going to be the clinical outcome for me with that procedure or that surgery? and is there anyway you can really measure clinical outcome? and quality? >> there are a variety of ways of measuring quality, all of which are limited, and that's a standard problem in health care. what they did in this case, was to use the available qual

taxes on the wealthiest san franciscans if the state legislature enacts legislation to allow california citis to tax income? and the question i want to tag onto that is what about fees? do you see any higher parking meter fees? parking fines? expanded parking? i am sorry supervisor farrell isn't still here, because this is something that concerns him and what about rec and park fees and what about other things that the city charges? do you see tax increases in fees in this budget? also, just going to throw in for a final zinger, that will take you the next half hour. >> let my say first our city of san francisco as incredible as it is and when you see a budget that is $7.4 billion, everybody says wow, that is like a budget of a country. >> it is, in fact, the budget of some countries. >> exactly. we're already an expensive city. residents, visitors, everybody tells me it's expensive to live in the city, not just housing cost, but fees and access to things and i'm very sensitive to that. i want everybody to enjoy what we have. i want to get to the part that we can sustain these things without

california is right on the brink. new changes coming in the way of state and local governments account for pension costs. that could spell big trouble for a number of major citiesfornia. liz: it could result in credit downgrades which means less money for everything from roads to police to construction. liz macdonald with more on our home state in trouble again. >> moody's already applying new standards. listen, you are underreporting your pension, had to do better disclosing what the real costs are. we found the state budget solutions run by former government actuaries and they found los angeles, san francisco, san jose, inglewood are underreporting their unfunded liabilities. deeper in the whole 25 to 50%, and what we're seeeng is $329 billion is with the amount of california unfunded pension liabilities double what it has previously reported. this does not even count health care retiree cost, that is the next step. the dollar amount owed will be deeper. a statement from expert looked into these numbers, let's take the soundbite. >> the key thing is a growing number of california cities are much worse off than people suspected. due to kind of the ca gimmicks

a deadly shooting spree in the california city of santa monica has ended with at least five people killed including the gunman several others were also injured in the incident reports first emerged after a fire of visual recovered two bodies from a burning house before discovering a wounded woman at the scene the suspect apparently made his way to the city college firing at passers by he then was cornered by police at the library and shot at. police have opened a criminal investigation after forty seven people were killed in a bus fly in southwestern china early reporters say there were traces of petrol found on the diesel run vehicle if proven this would not be the first awesome attack on no bus in china in two thousand and nine twenty six people were killed by an employed man in the similar incident. a new nuclear power plant is said to go online in india and it would seem a welcome relief for countries suffering from a critical part shortage but construction was repeatedly delayed by protests balancing the public safety concerns and the needs of a growing economy has not been easy as a

director to certify to cdlac that the city has on deposit the required amount; authorizing the director to pay an amount equal to such deposit to the state of california if the city fails to issue the qualified mortgage revenue bonds; approving, for purposes of the internal revenue code of 1986, as amended, the issuance and sale of mortgage revenue bonds by the city in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $30,000,000; authorizing and directing the execution of any documents necessary to implement this resolution; and ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the project as defined hereinn and the application as defined hereinn. 6/11/13; received and assigned to the budget and finance committee. 6/18/13; transferred to the land use and economic development committee. the chair intends to entertain a motion to refer this item to the full board as a committee report for consideration on june 25, 2013.>> sf 3. [!ez speaker 03]: >> thank you, this legislation is a sponsor for a larger size for what would be authorized for a neighborhood serving non-profit use in the castro neighborhood commercial district. it would be li

i feel confident we will see age equality returned to california. >> city hall was decked out in rainbow colors last night anticipating a court victory. it could be struck down, and weddings could begin possibly in 25 days, partly giving county clerks across the state time to get ready to start suggesting marriage listens to same-sex couples. 7:00 a.m. is the time the ruling is expected and many are gathering at city hall waiting for the ruling. regardless of how the court decides groups are planning rallies and will hold one in san francisco's castro district tonight at 6:30. this is rainbow flag flying in castro and people will be waiting with anticipate if the court decision when happened down in less than an hour from now and the rally, tonight, at abc7 news reports in the next half hour. >> in addition to the rally, supporters will gather at other locations tonight. in oakland a celebration is planned for 5:30, and at 19th and telegraph. in san jose a rally is planned at city hall at 6:00. in concord, a celebration is held at the rainbow community center at 6:30. other events are pl

california. it requires cities to allow placard holders to stay on street parking spaces without payment or time limits. i'm going to ask for technical assistance on the slides. i'm going to talk about the slide. the next slide that should be showing is a photograph from cars parked at a curb. the cars all have parking placards. why this is relevant is because we learned in our research as the committee met over six months that in san francisco there are 29,000 metered parking spaces and 60 thousand placard holders. at any given time on the street what you might find is as many as one out of four parking spaces is occupied by a placard holder and in some neighborhoods that is going up to as much as 50 percent. so who are all these people? >> i'm bob, also a member of this group. so, even though the slide isn't up and nobody can see it. it shows a placard in the window and this is showing areas for much of the day there may be cars parked there with placards. based on some of the thoughts we heard we heard 3 major challenges with this issue. we can't find parking spaces available when we need the

. >> we've seen other cities especially in southern california. a lot of cities in southern california, including l.a., has the license plate readers. it's been very successful for them. so in talking to a lot of the chiefs down there, we thought for what we were dealing with here in piedmont this would work well. >> reporter: the police chief says the data recorded will only be used in law enforcement investigations. she says the cameras are part of a three-pronged approach to reducing crime in piedmont. a well-staffed police department, neighborhood watch programs and the technology that new cameras will provide. piedmont residents say they are in favor of the plan. >> it's an experiment, and i think it will prove to be okay. >> they do it in tiburon. look how safe tiburon is. it's great. >> reporter: the chief told me just a day before she was sworn in five months ago, the city had a very violent home invasion robbery. she says she's charged with reducing those type of crimes and property crimes and she says the cameras will help. live in piedmo

. >> and a private carrier airlines traveling between california cities just started each day with first-classghts between the bay area and los angeles and you pay a flat fee of around $1,600 a month. >> in mountain view there was an out take, 5,000 people were out of fire but peg -- pg&e says they have been restored to power. >> in dublin, there will an graduate at 6:00 at 78 and breezy and dropping to chilly 71 bit end of it. headed over to san rafael, where we have the trojans at 5:00, 76 and cooler at 68 by the time the ceremony is over. and derecho has shown 18 reported tornadoes and 188 reports of wind damage and numerous flight delays from washington to new york so philadelphia, baltimore, all those airports are delayed. use our flight tracker. from mount tamalpais we can see sausalito and san francisco this morning and hazy out had and we will have sunshine today and warmer weather. the warm ofest day is tomorrow d today we will touch 80's in the east bay and north bay, and mid-to-upper 70's into the south bay and mid-to-upper 60's in the coast and san francisco and a day game so you w

or possibly put it on the ballot for the voters to decide in some future election. >> len, is california cities, are they the only ones leading this charge, or are other states considering raising the minimum wage. >> reporter: well, this is something that is catching on both here in california and across the country. in fact, there is a bill to raise a minimum in congress right now from $7.25 an hour to $10 so an hour. certainly, the experience here in san jose was that the voters overwhelmingly approved it. so this is something politicians and voters seem to be liking right now. >> setting the trend. len, thank you. >>> trouble makers also, today, with the stroke of a pen, some of the bay area's military history became just that, history. the alameda naval air station is gone. in its place, a development opportunity for the ages. >> alameda point is one of the few large scale waterfront development opportunities left in the heart of the san francisco bay area. >> in a market so hot that 28% of real estate sales for cash, how do you put a price on 1,380- acres right on san francisco bay. >> al

mayors from several california cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose were in sacramento meeting with the government about the new budget. ktvu's ken pritchett is live there now. they are happy with the budget but they have concerns? >> reporter: they do. the bay area's big three mayors met with the los angeles mayer and other big city mayors to meet with the governor and talk about the budget. they feel like they lost a valuable tool when it comes to job creation. >> reporter: it looked like a reunion. all smiles as mayor ed lee, mayor jean quan and chuck reed filed into the governor's office. they thanked speaker of the house john boehner thanked area -- governor jerry brown for a budget passed on time. they said it will help their cities. the budget targets more money for k-12 students who are english learning or poor. >> a third of my kids are low income kids so they will get extra money to give kids a more even start. >> but they have disagreements. governor jerry brown wants to eliminate enterprise zones which mayor ed lee says it has helped create jobs. >> reward c

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a lot of cities are very successful in california with having a mural ordinance or we have house of color for various parts of our city. my city unfortunately chose not to enact that. so, with the fact there are no ordinances against it, fall completely out of the purview of the police code enforcement to deal with it. and that's kind of what i was trying to get across when we were talking about permission if it doesn't violate a local ordinance or state ordinance or any other, you know, legal piece, then we don't have any purview to deal with it. so, yeah, that is certainly a great tool to have. every time i bring it up to my city, by the time we get the city attorney involved, arts board involved, everybody else involved, they decide it's too much work to do that and we'll just see what happens. >> one more. let's hear from the san francisco arts commission. >> her statement frightens me.

day be left in his home city without any way to call home policy or our east jerusalem so more news from around the world to him brief now on a deadly shooting spree in the california and city of us center monica has ended with at least five people killed including the gunman several others were also injured in the incident report the first emerged after a fire officials recovered two bodies from a burning house before discovering a wounded woman at the scene the suspect apparently made his way to the city college firing at passers by he was then cornered into the library by officers and then shouted. police have opened a criminal investigation after forty seven people were killed in a bus fire in southwestern china early reports say there were traces of petrol found on the diesel run vehicle if proven this that would not be the first awesome attack on a bus in china in two thousand and nine twenty six people were killed i mean point man in a similar incident. where u.s. drone strike has killed at least seven people in pakistan days after the country's new prime minister vowed to stop such attacks intelligence officials claimed the victims were militants but there