he's the program director of the thoracic oncology lab at the university of california san francisco. and you started to talk about a lot of changes, improvements and ways of treating lung disease. >> well, it's happening for lung disease, for biology in general, we are with precision medicine which is a buzz word. it hasn't quite lived up to the excitement yet, but it it will. it's just a matter of time and technology and that is the idea of understanding whether it's a cancer of the lung or the colon or the breast and not of the organ and the pathways and the signaling and the stem cell it came from and the carcinogens and other exposures as we as other diseases and emphysema and we cannterrogate these issue fishes and if you, god forbid, are diagnosed with a cancer and it is so important because we can learn so much about the tumor and direct and then guide the therapy based on that. >> you can design a therapy just for that particular tumor? >> right. exactly, so the excitement around these designer therapies or personalized medicine, because clearly that's where it needs to be. n

a informational memoranda of the university of california san francisco ucsf for the ucsf mission bay project area. madam director >> thank you madam secretary commissioner members and for the members of the public each of those informational memorandums are on our website and certainly available for review and copies at the meeting. first an update you mean theirs vice chancellor laura presented their long term plan for mission bay around this time last year and really that long range is to guide they're planning and development of their compasses or compasses for the next year's for 20035 ucsf has developed been 82 percent of their campus to date as part of the long term plan that's coming out in draft form the last time it was updated was in 1997 before the redevelopment plan and owner participation agreements were adapted will guide ucsf development an opportunity for the public and other tdrs government agencies to have a say in their growth plans. as you've heard ucsf does a grateful business in mission bay and outside with the shoigz for blocks 33 and although the payments for

we're going from california san francisco to the oovt of the united states the senator from the new york state he's a ranking member on the technology and i think has been a vigorous fighter for our justice cause (clapping.) okay before everyone as we have a group of technical stiff going i need everybody - ready. i need everybody to smile in the the first (laughter) hi. now we've got the self i didn't see out of the way. i have no idea how to use the power point i'm going to press the bottoms. all right. good evening >> good evening. so if you weren't here i'm from brooklyn i want to call a word >> he have to say in response good evening friends. >> good evening. >> i cail you guys friends even though i've met which of you for the first time today i feel like we share so much in common first those who are here deeply care about climate change and those who have the motivation to move forward in a road map we need to realize but second there was another great motivation speak by governor jerry brown give them a hand. it's speech was a call to action to the state legislators across the co

san francisco. 59 in san jose. and here's what is going on. we have this area of low pressure. it's wrapping the moisture from the gulf of california, and that's going to bring us the shower chances over the next few days. the forecast animation shows a best chance of monday night into tuesday. but tomorrow afternoon, look for some thunderstorm activity in the sierra, south of lake tahoe as well, and then tomorrow night we could even get some sprinkles up towards ukiah, cloverdale, and around the bay. the best chances are tuesday morning for the commute. you can see it spreading throughout the north bay and late tuesday morning. highs tomorrow, warm but cooler compared to today. so 72 in san jose, 82, gilroy. look for low 70s on the lower part of the peninsula. along the coast, near 60 degrees. 61, downtown san francisco, increasing cloud cover as well. low 70s through sonoma and napa and east bay, low 70s. endland, low 80s. working up through the week with the accuweather seven-day forecast. just watching the shower chances through tuesday. >> kind of unusual to have that this time of the year but that's been happening. >> a very

san francisco? >> let's go peninsula. >> you have won a free forecast for the festival. you have to go now. >> thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead, making sure that the movie business stays right here in california. >> san francisco prepares for another big budget movie. that's next. >>> some interesting numbers regarding murder rates in california. in oakland, for example, only 1 in 3 homicides are solved by police. in san jose, a killer is twice as likely to get caught. but oakland has three times more cases than san jose. in san francisco, fewer than half the homicide investigations end with the designation case closed. east palo alto has the state's lowest rate in terms of closed cases at less than 15%. >>> moviemakers say lawmakers are taking extra steps to keep the movie and television industry thriving in california. $400 million was approved in tax incentives. the industry has lost about 16,000 jobs between 2002 and 2012 to other states and countries that offer inviting incentives to lure them away. one assembly member says those are jobs we can't afford to lose. the film and television job creation act heads to the senate floor for a full vote. >>> a little more hollywood in san francis

. >>> incredible images out of the san francisco bay area in california. state of emergency in effect as state's wine country struggles to pick up wreckage after they are rocked by an earthquake. >>> caitlin the rot is following what is in store for our local monday forecast, good morning. >> good morning, kerry. we saw major improvement from saturday to sunday. we will car that i nice weather right over to the workweek or right into the upcoming first school week for some in the area. i'll let you know what you need to head out the door coming up. >> back to school already. local murder mystery a woman known as grand mom to her neighborses is murdered in her own home. relatives sharing memories at fox 29 as police try to figure out who wanted her dead. >>> good day, it is monday august 25th, 2014 just after 4:00 this morning. we are getting ready to check weather on the one's with caitlin. >> good morning, kerry. we are off to a great start this morning. the nice, sunday. we will wrap up a good weekend with breezy and cool towards the end of the day but a

however, las vegas, nevada, looking okay and then finally along the western side of california, san francisco lax, los angeles could see some low cloud cover in the morning. should clear out in the afternoon hours. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> it was deja vu at the emmy awards. several of last year's winners won again and that includes the shows honored as the best on television. abc's george pennacchio has all the highlights. >> modern family. >> reporter: modern family won its fifth straight emmy for outstanding comedy series. it's taken the prize every year it's been on the air. this victory ties it with frazier for the most comedy wins ever. >> this is mind blowing. we never imagined this would happen in a million years. we're grateful and we'll enjoy it for now. >> reporter: on the acting side of things comedy went to the same two people who won last year. jim par sons for the big bang theory and julia louis-dreyfus backstage she talked about the sexy smooch. >> pretty good, right. he went for it, man am i appreciate that. it goes for in it everything he does. >> thank you so much

an earthquake rocked california, san francisco bay area this morning. the magnitude 6.0 earthquake hit before 6:30 our time, before 3:30 their time in california. this happened just six miles southwest of napa. as you can see, there's a little bit of damage there in stores. things on the shelves, items knocked to the ground. we are continuing to monitor this situation. meteorologist ted florendo has been watching what's been happening out west. ted, you were the first to bring us word of this quake. >> that's right. my brother lives ten miles from the center. he texted me right after it happened about 6:30 our time. of course i put it on twitter right away. we gave updates to our newsroom. we were on top of it right when it happened. a little about that earthquake. probably the strongest we've seen in quite some time. there's a possibility of after shock. right now things are quiet. we cannot rule out aftershocks when you have an earthquake that size. 6.0 on the richter scale. it happened 3:30 a.m. pacific time. there's the center where my brother lives

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. >> the quake hitting california's san francisco bay area just before 3:30 in the morning local time leaving a path of destruction in its wake. one of the hardest hit areas was this mobile home park where fires broke out. buildings were badly damaged, tens of thousands of people lost power and water mains broke flooding the streets. >> the damage is isolated locations. the issues are significant. but we're on it and it's getting better. >> reporter: emergency crews continue to evaluate the he can tent of the damage, california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency and congressman mike thompson said the federal government will be completing assessments to is he how it can best help. >> i can tell you everybody, the city, the county, the state, the feds everybody is doing everything they can to make sure that everyone is back on their feet as soon as they can possibly be back on their feet. >> reporter: fema has team in california calf to help with emergency responders and handle any requests for federal assistance n nappa, california, will car for fox 29 news. >> in 1

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brain tumors my whole life collapse because we knew there was a case reported at university california san franciscogeneral hospital have the first war for aids patients in the united states and there was a patient that had converted from negative to positive and it was a health care provider that also got stuck y day and patients relate similar stories when they take chemotherapy specifically. that is why have the incredible amount of respect for what they do because i only did it for a month but imagine those doing it for years at a time. luckily everything went well. that is when there is a gap between david and bolivia we had to protect ourselves and every time i ever get the results of their wusses nerve wracking to cents those moments that my wife and i will read through. c-span: was there another time your operating and blood squirted? >> guest:. [laughter] that was on television. taking care of a beautiful young woman, a lovely family of traumatic brain injury i am trying to reconstruct the of brain and i have protection as special goggles with back defying glasses and completely protected b

california. >>> san francisco's mayor took some time to tour the hardest-hit parts ofdown napa. ed lee offered to provide help. he called on san francisco-based companies to help out too. lee says napa and san francisco are closely linked with tourism. >> i would ask volunteers, ask for donations, ask for corporate citizens to be generous in their time and their resources to help people of napa and vallejo and sonoma >> he also called on residents to let the earthquake be a reminder to be prepared for natural disasters. >>> one lane was closed to allow cal transto inspect soil near the butler bridge which is settling. cal transwas worried that the soil shifting was affecting the bridge so they decided to inspect. so far, no damage has been spotted. caltrans also inspected another bridge for damage. >>> a huge pile of debris and garbage after the earthquake is covering parts of a parking lot at napa high school. officials say nearly all of this is not from the school. it's because people have been dropping off truckloads of deblris here and other designatd areas. the city told the

tibron, california, for those not familiar with the area, 30 minutes north of san francisco across the golden gate bridge. a small town, but very quiet and affluent. very close to marin county towns and shopping centers. again, tibron, california, is where robin williams was found about four and a half hours ago according to the 911 calls and what the marin county authorities are saying. again, to give you an update on what we are learning here on msnbc with the development that we are telling you about this hour. that's robin williams at the age of 63. found dead there in california. no doubt fans across the country in the bay area of san francisco, california, in california and around the world shocked by this development and the news we are bringing to you at this hour. 20 minutes after 4:00 in california. 7:20 here in the east. one who has made so many people laugh throughout the years. as we get more information, we are reaching out, of course, at this moment to find out what more developments we can get details on at this moment. preliminary information in this investigation indi

and our local ordinance here in san francisco explicitly cited california business and professions code 12 0 24.6 ~ and that states that no personal firm, corporation or association shall advertise, solicit or represent any means a product for sale or purchase if it isn't intend ited to entice consumer into a transaction different from that originally presented. and that's why we started looking into these larger entities that do business online. first, we looked at amazon, and amazon, even if you add an item to your shopping cart, the price can fluctuate after you have added it. so, the question was does that -- does that entice a customer to add it to the cart to purchase the item and then the business changes that on the price that what originally represented. wal-mart says they cannot confirm price of an item until after order. and then apple reserves the right to change prices for products displayed on the apple site at any time and it reserves the right to correct pricing orders that may inadvertently occur. so, it seems like this could be hurtful to consumers. the prices can chan

can i look at 40 years this november actually but important importantly here we are in san francisco in california at this solar event with a strong heavier german influence i've been connecting with my interdepression since my grandfather sampling came in here i was on mothers ancestral grand slam looking at gull lists and dry hard come 35kd soil thinking of ways to revitalize the way to save water and recharge the underground quarts and live with the other catches up that inhabit this special land. i'm feeling a a little bit distance from this urbanization since out in the country there's coyotes and swurlz and a hawk that made me think of late lent political opposition (laughter) so, anyway i'll say i was around with california impacted a 55 percent tax for solar installations in 1975 and it was something for the space program up to the rooftop it was really solar thermal but in the decades that have come after it's amazing how the industry has advanced and the ordinary citizens have picked the sustainability of a real sense as we live and go about our lives and our work we have to take account

already know hoe is. >>> and, we're also following the clean up after that big california earthquake, rocked the san franciscocially napa, california wine country. the damage they are dealing with right now. >>> and closer to home a terrible accident, kills one person, and look at that, that was a car. >> i don't believe that. >> barely recognize that as a car. we will take you live as they clean up. and then this... >> she is like my idol. it is really awesome that she's on a little league baseball team with boys. >> a role model at 13. there she is coming off the bus, big rally with there i in love park yesterday. she is so well men all over the country. >> so cute. >> everybody is weighing in. >> she's still kind of shy like taking a background of the coverage. >> she says it is kind of weird being a role model at 13. >> yes you are not even a role model at your age? i'm just teasing. >> lets get to weather and traffic. >> facing a role model right there. >> sadly. >> sadly. >> my role model, mike. >> i want to be just like you when i grow up. we have a ten. not really much to complain about. cool morning.

california. san bernardino, you think san francisco, but not so? with california you get a mixed bag in san francisco they saw decrease in millennials there. but in riverside, there was an increase, a lot of different factors that region of california, has been doing better economically with more energy exploring there and more you know, economic productivity, but san francisco not so much, you would think that is a cool place for a young person to live, but not so much looking at san francisco versus riverside, 2 different economic climates. gerri: san francisco is too expensive. real estate there is -- is not much of it, you have to commute in, orlando, florida why in. >> so, florida, went back to san antonio thing, it is a broader public policy picture, orlando could and miami on that list. and san antonio, they are states with no income tax, if you are a student, with student loan debt, and you don't have a state income tax that would be good, otherwise manhattan for example, there is a city tax, and all sorts of taxes. gerri: the taxs have tax

california. the san francisco unified school district plans to hire another two or three teachers this fall. more than 340 undocumented children signed up for school in oakland. it believes 150 are all by themselves. san francisco's trying to accommodate 200 new students who just arrived from central america. 64 students tried to take classes at schools throughout contra costa county, 19 plan to attend school in mount diablo. since october more than 62,000 unaccompanied minors entered the country. california has taken in more than 3900 since january. that's the third largest group, after texas and new york. much more back-to-school coverage all morning long. if you're on social media, share your back-to-school routine. twitter nbcbay area and also on instagram. >>> solemn tribute to who hollywood legends are lights the famed chinese theater dimmed in honor honor of lauren bacall and robin williams. this is the eighth time in nearly 90 years the theater has gone dark. steps away, hollywood stars of bacall and williams illuminated as fans dropped off flowers, candles and notes to pay their res

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. >>> a state of emergency in effect in northern california avenue a san francisco bay area is hit withhe strongest earthquake they have seen in 25 years. that earthquake measuring six-point hit yesterday morning at the 3:30. more than 120 people have been treated for numerous conditions including broken bones and respiratory problems. >> i just felt like somebody was ready to pull the house out from underneath of us. >> no word yet on the estimated cost of damage. >>> also though a 6.9 earthquake hit a sparsely populated area in central peru, authorities still looking at that area with you so far reports of damage or injuries haven't been released, quake was felt in part of the lima and other major peru cities. >>> 59:05 search underway for a killer who gunned down two women in a northeast philadelphia home. fox 29's steve keeley live outside philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest on this investigation, steve. >> reporter: homicide crew here at headquarters doesn't seem to ever get a moment off, it is so unusual to have a case of two elderly woman, executed in their home

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san francisco. we're the second-largest flower market in california and one of the largest in the united states. so, it's not a small thing to be messing with these people. >> what is the plan for the property? >> it has been sold. the first half -- the flower market has two market street, one traditionally known as the italian market which is in the front, and then in the back there is the traditional japanese market. the italian market has been sold to a developer to build offices. and this is -- this is a lot of vendors that are inside. and even though they're making comments about making sure that it won't get rid of the flower market -- as i say, this is an industry that is open every day that cannot afford interruptions to their industry. and, you know, as a major employer of middle class people in this town, they are very concerned because obviously no one was notified. none of the tenants -- >> it opens early, right? that represents a potential conflict where this industry meets residential and office -- well, is a residential development going to go in, mixed use? >> i don't know if it'

>> guest: i was six years at the university of california san francisco, and before that i was at harvard for medical school. c-span: how long was your medical school? >> guest: i did four years and then i spent one year with howard hughes doing investigation. c-span: and you're only 43. >> guest: 43. [laughter] c-span: beyond harvard, where were you before that? >> guest: at uc berkeley. and before that, you know, from '88-'91 i was in a small community college in stocktop, california, northern california -- stockton, california. and right before that i was work anything the fields. c-span: how long did you work in the fields? >> guest: for about a year and a half. and then simultaneously as i was working, as i was studying english in community college, i was working on the railroad. c-span: all right. let's go back before you jumped the fence. >> guest: yes. c-span: when did you fall into the tanker and why? >> guest: so this is around this time. this is when i was in community college learning english, and i fell. i guess we have to set up the story because it's a metaphor in many ways

san francisco dicen sentirse elegÍas de poderes fueron los niÑos inmigrantes. >> lo vamos a ayudar independientemente de su estado legal. >> debido a la crisis humanitaria en la frontera han llegado a california los niÑos de la frontera les causaron heridas, a distintos de ellos. >> como pueden ser parte de la recuperaciÓn emocional de estos pequeÑos. >> si pudiera decir una palabra, olieron aliento de consuelo, y con un mensaje llenar de esperanza un niÑo de la frontera. ¿quÉ le diria? >> ustedes son los hÉroes del mundo, mensaje que usted puede mandar en el sitio de internet, son niÑos. >>tÚ puedes escribir tu mensaje a mano, subir la imagen en el sitio. >> en un intento de contrarrestar las heridas de odio y rechazo, la organizaciÓn abierto un portal cibernÉtico para que todas las personas, escriban su apoyo. >> si nos ponemos a pensar estos niÑos para llegar a la frontera americana, ya cuÁntas dificultades han pasado, para que sepan que no estÁn solos y no estÁn olvidados. Él pÚblico puede escribir una pÚblica inmediata, subir un documento, fotografÍa, y hasta video en youtube para los inmigrantes afectados en esta crisis inmigratoria. >> trabajando con un grupo de socios de la comunidad

item 14,conference with legal counsel - pursuant to california government code section 54956.9 (d) (1) and san francisco administrative code section 67.10 (d) (1)15. conference with legal counsel - pursuant to california government code section 54956.9 (d) (1) and san francisco administrative code section 67.10 (d) (1) (mueller) existing litigation: city and county of san francisco v. pacific gas & electric company san francisco superior court case no.: cgc-13-529310 city attorney file no.: 0000657 / date filed: june 6, 2013 161718 nei would like to entertain a motion to insert the attorney, client privilege. >> so moved. >> it has been moved. >> second >> and seconded. >> all right. >> and so, i will call for a vote, all of those in favor, signify. >> aye. and opposed the ayes have it and the motion carries and yeah. >> we are back on the record. >> we appreciate this. >> so, i am going to go ahead and make the announcement, that commissioner's setment under item 17 and i am going to entertain a motion whether or not to disclose the discussions which were held during our closed session. >> is there a m