if you were a student at the art institute of california san francisco, you could have money coming your way, but time is running out. this follows a settlement with the san francisco's city attorney's office that occurred nearly a year ago. students that graduated between 2009 and 2012 that were unable to get a job in the field of their graduation will receive a partial weekend. those with associates will receive $2,000. students have until the end of june to file for their refunds. you may remember the city attorney claimed the art institute of california san francisco underestimated program costs for students and inflated job placement figures. i reached out to the school's parent company education management corporation and was told in part, student achievement is our top priority and we are committed to constantly improving. it wasn't important to cooperate for the city of san francisco throughout this review and bring the matter to a final resolution. >> if you think you qualify for a refund, contact the san francisco city attorney's office. >> a re-roofing job on a typical home wi

thousand people in the healthy san francisco for those who don't qualify for the ac a and left that open for the individuals in san francisco to be able to afford the covered california. >> in colonel 4 million people enrolled a 50 percent reduction in california and in san francisco we did an enforcement effort with human services agency doing enrollment efforts in san francisco we saw over 54 percent reduction in insured 41 enrolled in covered cool and others in medi-cal and healthy san francisco was a universal health care system and we had a runway for healthy san francisco we were able to get people into healthy medical holmes and we transitions over many to meld and that meant they automatically were enrolled with a special program called sf path a reduction of 50 percent that of natural because most people got enrolled in medi-cal and covered cal california. >> as you can see the enrollment over the last 2 years we've reorganized and spoke about this we've created the san francisco network n that networked is the combination of reorganizing our thousands being a stronger system of care and it is funded structure and during the first year of the implementation

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california. san francisco's caseload trend since 2007 rises dramatically. >> the did cases, the strong cases, the cases where people are likely to eventually win, those cases suffer. in contrast, the weaker cases are the ones that benefit. >> benefit because they stay for years and years in the u.s. even though their legal case for staying might be weak. >> translator: i would get beaten every day if i tried to escape i would get beat again. >> this woman asked to be called sandra. after she was caught at the u.s. border trying to cross, a person claiming to be an attorney charged sandra $1,000 to represent her. >> translator: when i was in detention, i had a lady that told me she was an attorney. so i paid her. in the end, she wasn't one. she just -- it was fraud. >> during the course of our investigation over several months we heard more than a dozen stories like sandra's. this lady who asked us to refer to her as ana, also lost money to a bogus attorney. >> translator: he charged us $3,000 and didn't do anything for us. >> he never showed up in court. so ana's sister was deported back to el is

we're approving this then we can't there's not enough room to move around the university of california san francisco the development for block 7 so basically does that mean that we can't change this if we vote on it today we can't i feel uncomfortable it being ucsf heavy to the fact that if we approve this we able to change that. >> that loan agreement were negotiated and approved by the commission the ground lease it has been drafted to be consistent those are approved and executed documents. >> so this is before me; right? >> it is a turn of clarification as step one the background which is before the former agency the uc exchange that happened previous the history she went through uc once they've demonstrated they can't development the affordable sites themselves the liquidated sdiejz due to the agency were not cue until the completion of the second phase of hospital that is projected to be 10 or 12 years the $5 million payment that was made in 2013 uc in other words to accelerate the liquid damages payment we're using for in this project the uc regents. >> someone turn off their phone it seems l

according to their database the backlog in these courts continues to rise nationally and in california san francisco'sad trend since 2007 rises dramatically. >> the good cases, the strong cases, the cases where people are likely to eventually win, those cases suffer. in contrast the weaker cases are the ones that benefit. >> reporter: benefit because they stay for years and years in the u.s. even though their legal case for staying might be weak. [ speaking spanish ] trr i would get beaten every day. if i tried to escape i would get beaten again. >> reporter: this woman asked to be called sandra. after she was caught at the u.s. border, a person claiming to be an attorney charged her $1,000 to represent her. >> translator: when i was in detention, i had a lady that told me she of the an attorney. so i paid her. in the end, she wasn't one. she just -- it was fraud. >> reporter: during the course of our investigation we heard more than a dozen stories like sandra's. this lady, who asked us to refer to her as ana, also lost money to a bogus attorney. >> translator: he charged us $3,000 and didn't do anyt

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street smarts, with the university of california, san francisco injury prevention sent e we used their video game, ace's adventures as a model to create the set. >> one of the unique features of richie's neighborhood, it has has a web 2.0 video game that's associated with it and be able to practice this in a very competitive but virtual environment, they're excited to get home, sometimes they don't pay attention to stop signs, moving cars, barking animals easily distracted, this is a set to keep them focused and really help them with some safety hints that will keep them safe in the streets. >> the bottom line is, we want them to not walk across the street when a ball goes into the street, we want them to be careful when passing a garage because they might not be aware that a car might be coming out, we want them to know what they do it sounds like simple things and you think that every parent teaches their kids these things but we cannot assume kids are learning so this exhibit will educate our young people. >> this is the first step on ending that war of kids getting hit by cars arou

. >> >> riding california's bullet trip from los angeles to san francisco will cost $86.nalysis by los angeles times said that is 20-cent as mile, making it one of the world's cheapest high speed rail trips. it is set to open sometime in the year 2028. >> >> prince should be performing a new song about freddie gray, the man who died in police custody. prince released the protest song called baltimore on sound cloud, yesterday, but he is singing it this evening at his special rally for peace event in baltimore. the concert is streaming live on jay z's new streaming title. >> >> it has been more than two decades in 1992 that triggered massive riots in the streets of los angeles. our special reporter covers the chaos, violence and looting in south central l.a. >> reporter: south central los angeles under siege, to day, fires, rioting, looting, and all an air of anger at the police, trying unsuccessfully to restore law and order. at third and vermont,ly tried to move a crowd back from a fallen electrical wire. the crowd responded by rushing to the supermarkets and looting it.

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regulation of these cigarette ins san fra*bs these cigarettes are relatively new device which have been regulated by the state of california and the city and county of san francisco and the city and the responsive papers as exhibit a were kind enough to provide you with a copy of the 2014 mailer that went out on this actual subject matter regarding electronic cigarettes, and if you take a look at actually this 2014 informational sheet it does not really provide an explanation of what an electronic cigarette is. further, in terms of recent mailing that have gone up mr. habash just received a copy dated march 12th of this year and i have additional copies if the board would like copies of it, but in essence, this is an updated mailer from the department of public health outlining e cigarettes and the only real reference to that is on the back where here it does in fact define tobacco products and listed in the long list along with cigarettes, pipe tobacco, cigar, it describes what an electronic cigarette is also permitted from being sold. the reason i bring these up are the fact that electronic cigarettes are different than traditional cigarette, electronic cigaret

california. san francisco's caseload trend since 2007 rises dramatically. >> the good cases, the strong cases, the cases where people are likely to eventually win, those cases suffer. in contrast the weaker cases are the ones that benefit. >> reporter: benefit because they stay for years and years in the u.s. even though their legal case for staying might be weak. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: i would get beaten every day if i tried to escape i would get beat again. >> reporter: this woman asked to be called sandra. after she was caught at the u.s. border trying to cross, the person claiming to be an attorney, which is known among immigrants as a notoria, charged her $1,000 to represent her. >> translator: when i was in detention, a lady said she was an attorney so i paid her. in the end she wasn't one. she just -- it was fraud. >> reporter: during the course of our investigation over several months, we heard more than a dozen stories like sandra's. this lady who asked us to refer to her as anna also lost money to a bogus attorney. >> translator: he charged us $3,000 and didn't d

i'm a 25 survivor of hiv and aids a two-time cancer survivor in 2008 the university of california and san francisco issued me a recommendation from a medicinal marijuana to offset the harmful effects from drugs and help my

turn to david bapstar, at university of california-san francisco, and co-fonder of not for sale.organization aimed at ending modern day slavery. thank you, sir for talking with us. let's start by taking a closer look at the extent of this use of slave labor in the fishing industry. how often does this happen? what number of fishermen do you think we are talking about who are working here as slaves? >> there are probably as many as 300,000 individuals who are working in the fishing industry in thailand alone. as many as 40% of them are living in forced labor. so it is quite extensive. and the treatment of these individuals is just barbaric. >> it is just horrifying. this is just one of so many stories. when you are talking about 40% of 300,000 fishermen. that's horrifying. so what, are the governments of both indonesia. not just thailand. what are they doing about the problem. where have they been. she mentioned boat inspections. this is something new. but something so obvious. why wouldn't they have been doing this on a regular basis, boarding the boats, surprising them. and chec

california. san francisco's case load trend since 2007 rises dramatically. >> the good cases, the strong cases, the where people are likely to eventually win, those cases suffer. in contrast the weaker cases are the ones that benefit. >> reporter: benefit because they stay for years and years in the u.s. even though their legal case for staying might be weak. >> translator: i would get beaten every day if i tried to escape. i would get beat again. >> reporter: this woman asked to be called sandra. after she was caught got the u.s. border trying to cross a person claiming to be an attorney, which known among immigrants as a notorio charged her to represent here. >> translator: in the end she wasn't an attorney. she just -- it was fraud. >> reporter: during the course of our investigation over several months we heard more than a dozen stories like sandra's. this lady who asked us to refer to her as anna also lost money to a bogus attorney. >> translator: he charged us $3,000 and didn't do anything for us. >> reporter: the attorney never showed up in court. so ann's sister was deported. in criminal co

i'm a 25 survivor of hiv and aids a two-time cancer survivor in 2008 the university of california and san francisco issued me a recommendation from a medicinal marijuana to offset the harmful effects from drugs and help my appetite since that time i've been getting medicinal marijuana with no charge based on my that disabilities and in case the supervisor was anti medicinal marijuana. >> please issue this permit it is very important. >> thank you, sir our time is up. >> thank you kindly. >> hello, i'm one block from the place and i'm a young if you teacher marijuana has been used century i's by the chinese people that call themselves christians that have compassion where is that bars that sells cigarette and alcohol i've never smoked marijuana that helps people health food stores and chinese herb stores are the places we want the option the chinese stores were in trouble this is not fair those people need help we need someone spreading false information we got smoke stores and bars and all this stuff they're not worried about that in the neighborhood i'd be worried about my kids. >> thank you, sir

. >> charles epstein was a renowned geneticist from the university of california, san francisco. >> epsteinring from four hours of surgery to his hands, arm, and face. >> news of the bombing hit hard for previous victim gary wright. >> i came home from work, the news was on, and he was back. it unglued me. it was just devastating. >> two days later and 3,000 miles away, another bomb arrived at the office of david gelernter a computer science professor at yale university. >> i just heard a very loud explosion and then we heard a man screaming. >> gelernter survived. but was seriously injured. >> why would anyone want to blow up a professor who specializes in the languages used to program computers? >> the unabomber was back in action, and investigators were no closer to finding him than they'd been when he started 15 years earlier. >> the unabomber, he was obsessed with ensuring that he threw us off the trail forensically. so he would do a number of things. the return addresses on the unabomb devices were real names of real people at real addresses of, say, their home or place of business. o

it's time for our city and san francisco and california to lead by example by showing our i our youth and the public that tobacco has proven to be harmful. in terms of the law the ordinance in front of us today is very clear clear it will not affect or dictate what players do on their own time or in their personal lives. it simply states that tobacco related products including chewing tobacco will not be allowed at baseball stadiums and athletic fields across san francisco and apply to everyone at the at and t park and the the i recognize this will be a big change for many and the law to take effect january 1st of next year and i want to thank the coalition that has been leading this effort as well specifically the campaign for tobacco free kids and the american cancer society the american heart association the american lung association the california medical association san francisco parks alliance san francisco medical society san francisco dental society san francisco dental hygiene society and the san francisco tobacco free coalition and the san francisco young democrats that have

residency really for a good rebate you you know there are not all cities in california have a prilt process like san francisco especially for those jurisdictions that don't it created a stated decided process throughout the state of california, however, one hardship more san francisco we had our own system in place so we had believe r essential a dual system so we had some people establishments that of certified through c a mp c and we also had another certified there the dpw and through the process many were left out of either system there's establishments and businesses that are not certificate through the organization so 2013 some legislation was passed by the city to actually give our city departments tools to work with and in 2014 our govern stained i signed into law after the hearings of the citizens they've found the state realized it is important to return the land use and regulatory controls for massage establishment that's why we're here today so in 2015 that's why i have proposed academies to codify some of the changes through ab 1147 in support more short for the health care provisions i'll go ove

. >> take a look at a car that ended up on the bottom of a cliff in california. san franciscoe saying the car had been stolen in oakland. the hypno cooper ended up near the coast guard lighthouse on the rocks and badly damaged. firefighters and police both responded but found no one in the car. federal authorities are now helping with the investigation because the island is federal property. >>> illinois restaurant owner is facing big time criticism even death threats after an encounter with a breast feeding mom. >> he got -- i went ahead and starting feeding him i breast feed so, you know, i don't use covers. there's too hot. he's too aware now. >> that's crystal tom company explaining why she chose to feed her son in the restaurant before long a hostess came over and asked her to cover up because another customer was offended. she if not. then the restaurant's owner asked her to go a banquet room or restroom. she refused and left. wrote about what happened on facebook. that restaurant owner says the backlash he's getting is harsh. >> i kill you you're this and you know i unf

i'm also a physician at the university of california in san francisco i live in san francisco and i'm training in pediatrics and sfaeg speaking on behalf of all the children out there. the cdc found that 16 percent of -- there's no evidence that smokeless tobacco improves the athletic performance and far exceeds the levels observed in the general population and the last thing i wanted to mention this will also ban the use of e cigarettes at the field and that's a public health issue as well and for all of those reasons i respectfully ask for your vote. >> thank you very much next speaker please. >> hi good afternoon i'm with the american lung association in california and the lung association urges you to move forward and the use of tobacco products endangers the health of major league baseball players and sets a terrible example for young people who watch baseball at the park or on tv and this use of tobacco products by baseball players is not an accident and something tobacco companies are very aware of and the cdc has said that athletes serve as a model for youth. >> thank you very

manage on their part it is a good idea to have that wide range so folks that use low per california like san francisco should be at the low end and folks with a high per capital use should be required to save more so with the april 18th regulations many of the wholesale customers are in the 4 to 16 remember the goal is 25 percent reduction stating i statewide so from 8 to 36 collectively 25 percent savings one of the good things the discrepancy was left to each agency that was part of the governs directive to target major outdoor uses but leave it to the community to decide how that was done good example that i'm aware of fresno was going to distress and they were leaning towards the schools and letting their parks go this is the kind of decision left up to the agencies that's the kind of discrepancy that is independent of the 2009 water agreement in the commission declared the water emergency all of the customers have to pick a number 20 percent that kicks into place and the water supply agreement if it is the state going to retailers directly this is outdoor the water supply agreement under the exis

. >> hi my name is kale la, i'm a second year dental student at the university of california of san francisco, i had the pleasure of working and meeting dr. kalika where we co-founded [inaudible] free orthodontic treatment, i know that a lot of people here today argue that it would not be beneficial to the sacramento neighborhood to have this medical service, i urge you guys and challenge you guys to look at it in a different way. there's no other dentist in the bay area that offers free orthodontic treatment to youth from starting in 2012, that's thousands of dollars that have been donated televising's youth here that had to leave because of the time, there are countless youth who have had their lives completely changed because of the efk to have orthodontic treatment with regards to many aspects of their life. i had multiple articles that were written in the work that he has done with the work sxh the impact he has made in their lives. he's the only orthodontist that takes free of charge children who have oral facial abnormalities with cleft palates free of charge, he provides something tha

as i read the excerpts from the code that are in the letter explaining the suspension, california and san francisco health code define electronic cigarette as the device, it doesn't say anything about the liquid. >> i agree with that, i concur but i would ask you if you might turn your attention to the 2014 mailer that is sent out specifically by the department of public health that is instructing tobacco retailers and tobacco permit holders thousand comply with 19n to have san francisco health code and there is no single reference or definition in there and in fact it wasn't until the 2015 submission that there was additional clarification submitted by the department, and when i cabined the business owners, i do ask them to meet me at the site. with we're at the site, we do discuss the incident that occurred i provide the business owner with all of the documentation proving that the violation did occur. i also provided them with a copy of the educational mailer which you have seen and i also suggested to the permit holder to continue present toing the hearing officer any changes in their business

california pacific medical center in san francisco. is facing a 75 -thousand dollar fine. for leaving an item inside a patient following surgery. it was not discovered until the patient complained of abdominal pain. and was hospitalized to have the item removed. marin general hospital fined 100-thousand dollars. for leaving a scalp clip inside a patient's skull. that also had to be removed in a second surgery. and seton medical center in daly city. is facing a 50- thousand dollar fine. for an incident where a patient fell inside a shower. a verdict has been reached for someone police call a " career criminal".accused of killing his girlfriend in the east bay. 58-year-old randy alana was convicted of first-degree murder for killing 50-year-old sandra coke two years ago. he was also found guilty of a slew of other charges including robbery and vehicle theft. coke was a federal public defender and mother from oakland who disappeared in august 2013.and was found dead in a remote area in vacaville five days later. alana now faces 90-years in prison. coming up a dangerous trail

san francisco. in light of california's severe drought. starting today. san francisco residents must reduce their 'outdoor' irrigation systems. to 25 - percent of their 20-13 water usage. those who violate the measure will be billed at twice the current water rate. it also requires residents to reduce 'indoor' water usage by 10- percent below their 20-13 usage. community gardens, parks and golf courses will also be required to reduce usage. in flood -ravaged texas, the search goes on for those still missing tonight. aerials show the devasting aftermath. torrential rains have killed at least 17- people in texas and oklahoma, including three deaths in hard hit houston. floodwaters actually deepened across texas today. as storms dumped almost a foot more of rain in the houston area. the search also went on for 13- people still missing. in describing the destruction texas governor greg abbott said - quote " you cannot candy coat it. it's absolutely massive." still ahead on kron-4 news. a new development in a missing person's case in marin. also tonight. the gr

california. >> in san francisco, racist and homophobic texts between 14 officers are now throwing 3,000 criminalut listen up, racists. you don't put it in writing! that's the first thing you learn at racist school! you're supposed to keep it bubbling below the surface and then just use whatever influence you have in the world to create discriminatory policies and systems. (applause) how many times does it say this! for more racism advice, please buy my book "how to do the racism: a guidebook," my number one best-selling, self-help guide. available now at all waldenbooks locations. all right. because that's still a thing. right? so these guess messed up. how bad were these text messages? >> "do you celebrate kwanza at your school," one officer texted. reply, "yeah, we burn the cross on the field, then we celebrate whitemas." >> in another text, the n word is used to describe black women. "they should be spayed." response, "i saw one an hour ago with four kids." >> larry: i'd like to formally apologize to the principal who observed that black people were leaving and i implied that her comments wer

great difference. >> we believe that government matters and cities matter what we side in san francisco, california serve as a model phenomenal in our the rest of the country by the world. >> whether you do not to goodwill those unwanted text told us or are sufficient value and the greater community will benefit. >> thanks to sf environment san francisco has over one hundred drop off locations visit recycle damn and thanks for watching join us. >> >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all roll call please commissioner makras commissioner cohen commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury is out of town we have quorum great, thank you i will continue item number 3 the minutes of march 11 4r7d i'd like them to come back and spell all the amendments at that time rfp for the hedge fund

and here in california, specifically san francisco and san diego. >> it's spread through contact as with people with the respiratory secretions so it's airborne. >> reporter: a doctor a west l.a. veterinarian for more than 30 years described the symptoms pet owners should look for. >> respiratory signs, nasal discharges, sneezing, coughing, et cetera. >> reporter: he says it can't be spread to humans. >> it's only been seen in animals, cats and dogs. >> reporter: he says only about 6 dogs have died from the flu so far. >> the only cases really of deaths have been in animals that were already compromised. very young, very well cared for pet should be okay, very young, very old. >> reporter: if you detect symptoms in your dog, contact your veterinarian. amy johnson, kpix 5. >> san jose's new avaya stadium will host next year's mls all- star game. the president of major league soccer made that announcement today. the top players here in the u.s. will square off against a top international team. it will take place next summer but no exact date is set yet. so do you think you have silicon val