is something we need to do to clean up up the legislation i said the 81 intent of what commissioner chan opposed to do but not offer becoming or onerous for businesses there are larger establishment that shoulder the financial burden but i think more than massage that off the top of my head from a public prospective to pay those additional fees so i am sensitive to making sure the cu is not a barrier of industry into the industry and also not a barrier that would prohibit a business from expanding i want to echo we've heard it and received it i'll be working with supervisor wiener on the trailing legislation partnering with the planning department to figure out how we can begin to relax that i do believe we have a serious problem with expectation of women and girls in san francisco many of you recognize that and it is unfortunate oh, oh it's okay. no problem we're franl and this occurs in the massage establishment and the parking garages have that o with the new regulars it our job to strike a balance we want to protect our interests as well protect and defend the woman that have been tr

people and relaxing tension is stressful here in san francisco whoever wants to massage commissioner chan'm pay for it this woman deserves a little bit of relief in tension so, please we say to take care of each other and let's see supervisor wiener millennial >> commissioner chan. >> thank you, colleagues four thoughtful comments and again, the cu process is something we're grappling with and recently called a hearing to do a deep dive into the restaurant industry it involves many, many departments and try to take that process and apply it cross the board i've been interested in many, many years it is all that work we're going to be doing on the implementations does it making sure that you know whoever is going to receive and go whether the clients end or the planning department and the various departments so in terms of the expedited permitting process your office is not in particular involved in the conversation with the planning department when we decided when distresses will go through it but as i said we are going to make sure that we are everyone is on the on the same page i agree

kpix 5 news lisa chan joins live from the site of the crash. lisa? >> reporter: chp found information in the car. they believe they know who the suspect is but they don't leave he is in this berkeley neighborhood anymore. this started at 11:30 last night in concord. the chp had to stop following the suspect in a stolen honda accord when it started going the wrong way on highway 4 and i-80. the suspect went through nine cities before crashing with the gmc envoy here in berkeley. >> we ran multiple traffic breaks to attempt to stop the driver at a safe location during all this that was going on. actually called 9-1-1 and made a few statements to our diswatch. we heard he relayed he wasn't going back to jail. >> reporter: the suspect said if the helicopter would stop following him he would stop his car, however the chp continued to follow and record him from their helicopter. the chp checked each house and backyard in the area. unfortunately they weren't able to find the suspect. they believe he is the white young man between 20 to 25 years old with sho

it is crucial that we get it right i'm interested in me i'm not clear we appreciate commissioner chan's commitment to make sure that people stay open we don't know other thing we're advocating for as a group is for a profession to be replaced and it is a medical practice we noted one thing the land use recollections are being amended so we're removed from the classification of a medical service and being marked out as a massage establishment we don't want to go through rezoning the whole city but the fact is we really do we think the time is now for san francisco to recognize therapy as a professional service oh, among ha-ha-ha oh i don't want that in my neighborhood but a lot of people have xoifk beliefs about this. >> thank you very much. >> hello commissioners ami amanda i have a sole provider practice in san francisco i'm asking requesting more time for public review before this commission comes to a decision about this legislation we're seeing new language in the amnesty i'll read the part i'm confused about the did you want noticed the lisa are going to go through the legalization

are you chan lee? >> but kosoul didn't give up.saw there was another model home across the street, and he saw sarah walker arrive for work. >> oh, you know what? somebody just walked in. won't be able to stay on the phone. >> prosecutors believe he went inside and tried to rob sarah. >> give me that watch. >> there was a fight. while trying to subdue her, kosoul bit her, then he used his knife and stabbed her more than 20 times and cut himself in the process. nelson villavicenzio and his wife were just outside while the murder occurred. had they stopped in to say hello to sarah, they, too, might have been victims. in october of 2006, kosoul was convicted of capital murder, and sentenced to death. >> people will kill for the most trivial of reasons. reasons that no rational person would ever imagine. >> what the science did in this case is it made that defense attorney get up in his opening sentence and say my client was guilty and this was a robbery gone bad. he would not have said that if we hadn't had the physical evidence we had

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i'm lisa chan live in fremont.l you about the tesla ceo's big announcement coming up. >> and from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everyone. we'll tell you when the weekend changes will occur. >> a new bart alert coming down over twitter saying there's five- to ten-minute delays along the daly city line. we'll explain coming up. >>> good morning. first day of may and it's a friday, too. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the bay area is bracing for several may day protests today. demonstrations start early this morning in the east bay. anne makovec joins us live from oakland, the center of activity. anne. >> reporter: there's a mix of rallying cries this morning from labor rights to immigrant rights to police brutality. the protests are expected to start here at broadway and telegraph in oakland at 5:30. so far we don't see a lot of action but the plan was to march from here to clorox to bring attention to issues of labor and animal rights. here's a look at their rally poster. from h

my name is adams the owner of example 0 therapy i employ 3 therapist and thank you to commissioner chan for the amendments on the legalization and to supervisor wiener so for the proposed trailing legislation that sounds like workable solutions as far as being treated fairly and the representative from the department of public health we're misleading our constituents in saying we're being treated unfairly we've spoken many time as being clarified as a healing arts profession like chiropractors and number of censory medical professionals when we look at the regulatory professionals none of them have to go through what we do and other businesses that are going through we see medical cannabis dispensary and bars and businesses that generally have a huge amount of capital and are not healing or professionals we're often smaller and lower funded professional services the other thing that are worth booemd a patch use of land use & transportation committee where massage therapist therapy is not weeded out in a number of districts there where there is a good purpose to have those massage and ot

kpix lisa chan has more right near the crash zyte. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police found information in the car. they believe they know who the suspect is. they don't think he is in the area anymore. right now they are cleaning up crash behind me, then they will open up the streets again. this started at 11:30 last night in concord. the chp had to stop following a suspect in a stolen honda accord when it started going the wrong way on highway 4 and i-80. the suspect went through nine cities before crashing with a gmc envoy here in berkeley. >> the driver actually called 9- 1-1 during all this going on and made a few statements to our dispatch and relayed that he wasn't going back to jail. >> reporter: the suspect said if the helicopter would stop following him he would stop his car, however the chp continued to follow and record hem from hair helicopter. the chp said they decided to check each house and backyard in this area. unfortunately they were not able to find the suspect this morning. they checked an entire square block. they said the suspect is a youn

lisa chan joins us live to explain the potential damage to the base of that bridge's tower. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's been one week since one of the anchor rods failed a key test. now an investigation will be done to determine what is wrong with it and just how big the problem is. as much as $4 million in toll payers' money will be spent to study problems on the bay bridge's eastern span tower. last week the tower rod moved easily when it was tugged on which may mean it corroded from exposure to water and fractures. significant levels of corrosive chloride were found in the steel rods at the base of to tower. >> as if the saltwater got in there during construction just like some of the fresh water did. we have to find that amount of stuff and we can eventually suction it out and dry it out if get back to where we want to be. -- and -- and get wac to where we want. -- back to where we want to be. if it's ongoing that's obviously much more serious and would require an investigation of the foundation itself. >> reporter: the panel chief says they need

chan found out, many bay area businesses are cashing in, too. >> reporter: it's being compared to theizza company in san jose. employees are getting ready for the manny pacquiao versus floyd mayweather fight. some are calling it the biggest fight in decades. >> i would compare it to, like, the super bowl because even though your team isn't in it, one of the local teams may not be in it, there's so many people that want to be here, it's more of a reason to get out or a party. >> reporter: there's a $30 entry fee just to watch the fight here. and in two weeks, all 150 seats were reserved. >> all the tvs will be showing. we'll be blacking out the windows. volume up. we have pretty good crowd in here so it is going to be fun. we'll have security and stuff like that here so it will be a good time though. it's a good crowd. >> reporter: the only way you can watch the fight here is if you get one of these barstools because they're for walk-ins but you might to get here early. some people might get here four hours before the fight to claim one. personal trainer and former professional boxer m

. >> commissioner chan but before we do this should we address the amendments. >> the motion by supervisor tang has been accepted and accepted unanimous by this committee that motion pauses i request to did you want the items one and two and to the call of the chair. >> to talk about others maximums we'll do separate legislation and the duplicate file in committee any amendments we'll do a substitute legislation for the files in committee and refer that to say planning commission contaminate so this is in the precluding to the call of the chair supervisor tang our legislation from moving forward. >> city attorney. >> sure this is probably getting spur technical but a couple of suggests are that. >> substitute can only be suggested by engine. >> unless the sponsoring changes, of course at any point a supervisor can introduce a new legislation on this topic the other piece one a committee amends an ordinance it can't be substitute can't be introduced so i suggest that the motion to amend supervisor tang made that applies only to the version our send out the original duplicate file in his ora

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i'm lisa chan live in fremont.s big announcements coming up. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everyone. we have the weather pattern change you need to know about for the weekend. >> and if you are a bart rider, we have planned may day protests that could affect the morning ride later on in the commute. we'll explain what's going on coming up. >> thank you, liz. good morning, happy friday. it's may 1, too, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> new this morning, firefighters have contained a fire in a two-story apartment complex on la silva street close to highway 101 and bayshore boulevard. no injuries have been reported. >>> right now, police are preparing for may day protests in parts of the bay area. the activity could affect traffic in some areas. let's go live to anne makovec in oakland which will be the center of activity. anne. >> reporter: we are expecting a day of protests all around the bay. the rallying cries everything from labor rights to immigrant issues to

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lisa chan joins us live now to explain why this will lead to expensive new studies.ter: good morning. well, the head of the panel overseeing the new eastern span of the bay bridge says it is going to cost $4 million in toll payers' money to figure out just how bad this problem is. one week ago, one of the 400 plus anchor rods failed a key test. which means it may have been exposed to water and fractured from corrosion. tests also showed significant levels of corrosive chloride in some of the sleeves holding steel rods at the base of the tower. the head of the panel says this new information is a game changer. >> we paid that money to get a bridge that would last 150 years. and we are not going to rest until we're assured that we're getting that investment in full on this structure. >> reporter: under the plan approved last night caltrans will finish testing for possible saltwater intrusion and remove the rod that failed last week to figure out what's wrong with it. the rods are what keep the tower from heaving dangerously in a major earthquake. caltrans' chief engine

in knightsen, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> well, the timing on that couldn't be worse. so dry out there. >> if -- never never ended. it's 12 months a year now. extremely dry conditions today some very breezy conditions as well. and some cooler temperatures for this time of the year. good morning everybody. okay, everybody take a look at this. where's -- ooh. >> pretty. >> right? this is our scene from our weather camera atop mount vaca this morning where we have partly cloudy conditions and some areas of fog in santa rosa. 41 degrees. livermore 53. it's breezy in concord and wind gusts have been employing up to 2 -- blowing up to 22. here's what you need to know for the kids off the school. temperature-wise, into the 50s. with some breezy conditions. our numbers today will be below average for this time of the year. should be right around 64 in san francisco. and instead in the high 50s. partial coastal clearing right now we have low clouds and fog. 60s will be common around the peninsula to 68 degrees in san jose. and then we move to the eastern portion of the bay area

i'm lisa chan live in nightsen. why to fire stations in -- two fire stations in eastern couldn't corsican -- contra costa county are closed for good. >>> good morning everyone, we have rain back in the forecast, i'll tell you which days to expect it. >>> and it looks like b.a.r.t. is all back on track. there was a disturbance in oakland over the weekend. we'll take a full look at this plus the roads it's all coming up. >>> thank you liz and good morning everyone. monday has arrived. it's may 11th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's take a live look from chopper 5 at the san mateo bridge. it's fully reopened to traffic within the past hour after being closed all weekend so that crews could repave the roadways. and kiet do is in hayward on the eastern end of the bridge to show us how traffic is flowing on the newly resurfaced span. account iet? >> reporter: good morning, finally some good traffic news to report this morning. the bridge opened up an hour early. ahead of schedule. we got word that th

i want to give a shout out to angela chan the prese commissioner [inaudible] on how inpolice address the mentally ill and think about 5 years ago it was revealed that many, a large percentage of the officer involved shootings by the police department involved people with mental illness so angela chan and other police commissioners and others involved with mental helt, but also law enforcement got together, visited memphis and looked at a squat type team that intervenes in a psychiatric crise toos help insure they deal with people with mental illness in a sensitive way so the crisis intervention team is celebrating the first anversity now probably as we speak i'm apologetic for not being there, but we have our board meeting. thank you to [inaudible] look at how tasupport them with community mental health service squz be a city that cares about the mentally ill and not stigmatize them. colleagues join me saturday may 16 from 11-6 for the 11th annual asian heritage street celebration. it is right here at sieving center plaza. it is a new sponsorship now that the asian foundation is no l

lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> thank you. what are we two weeks way from june? it feels like january or february. >> it does. we are stuck in a winter weather pattern. we'll continue to see these conditions all the way through friday. slightly warmer for the holiday. this is a view of sf where it's cloudy. probable airport delays after 6 a.m. winds are under 10 miles an hour. this afternoon west 10 to 20 miles per hour temperatures into the 50s and 60s. 10 degrees below average. we'll talk about rain, when it's going to push into the bay area but first let's check in below average with liz. >>> we had a couple of incidents happening overnight. i got some updated information now from oakland police about this fatal crash at 2 a.m. with a big rig and car. the driver of the car was killed at fifth and broadway near the webster tunnel and so there are still a number of closures around 5th and washington and 6th and broadway. 880 itself actually looks okay. no big delays past the oakland coliseum. you may hit overnight roadwork, likely cleared between marina and davi

kpix lisa chan has more right near the crash zyte. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police found information in the car. they believe they know who the suspect is. they don't think he is in the area anymore. right now they are cleaning up crash behind me, then they will open up the streets again. this started at 11:30 last night in concord. the chp had to stop following a suspect in a stolen honda accord when it started going the wrong way on highway 4 and i-80. the suspect went through nine cities before crashing with a gmc envoy here in berkeley. >> the driver actually called 9- 1-1 during all this going on and made a

. >>> this can be seen as the first way that the united states is challenging the east issue a chans. issue a chan countries japan, korea and, thailand, and all those that benefited from gain, in part due to a strong support from their governments, that u.s. companies can only dream about. one of the issues that's being discussed. and if it is done right it could level the playing field for u.s. companies and, make them more competitive, and competing against asian countries. >>> possible benefit. >>> a possible benefit, and again there are many things that are missing, that are going to de prive of us of the potential gains. one of the big ones, is the issue of currency manipulation. >>> there are 20 countries and most of them in asia, spending in excess of a trillion dollars a year, to press the value of their currency. >>> this is like a is up sidney. >>> acts like a tax on everything that we sell, not just to china and, japan, and every country. >>> that's not in there. >>> if we eliminated it, we could create 2 and almost 6 million jobs in the united states, and, president barak

kpix 5's lisa chan is at one of the buildings listed at high risk the justice in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the hall of justice is on a list which the state calls a category 5 building which means it's likely to collapse during an earthquake and risk to life is substantial. one of the leading experts on earthquakes says this use of buildings does not have the structural integrity to stay up. and being listed as a category 5 building suggests a probable loss of life in a substantial earthquake. earthquake experts say buildings like this are dangerous and should be fixed now. >> with these buildings, they are made of materials that are heavy enough that partial collapse kills people. it's not complete rubble, completely on the ground, but it's about as bad as you can get. all those pictures we're seeing from nepal, oh, that couldn't happen to us, right? people trapped in downed buildings. that's what we're talking about here. >> reporter: the hall of justice isn't the only category 5 building in the bay area. there are four in alameda cou

quickly, quickly. [ ♪♪ ] [ singing ] chan chan [ chants ] >> the sun isn't up yet, but david godeskieski has been homeless in washington d.c. for nearly 7 years. last night, like most, he slept outside. with affordable housing getting increasingly scarce here there's been a spike in the number of homeless. churches, food pantries, the city, are all scrambling to meet the demand. at the public library's main branch, homeless individuals rush in when the doors open, some are even dropped off by a shuttle bus from the homeless shelters. once inside, they log onto computers to job hunt or check email. they meet friends or just read protected from the elements. >> for many years we would sort of open our doors and say "okay, we've done our job", because we're providing them a warm place to go if they've got no place else to be. >> now, social worker jean badalamenti will help provide information on homeless services and will "sensitize" staff. while government, residents and local businesses argue over the role of the libraries, david godeski is just glad they're here. >> having a place l

. >> i have more of a general comment i want to thank everyone commissioner chan's office i'm a commissioner tobin i'm confused so it is my experience that criminals like confusion and zoning never stopped it so i'm still a strong opponent of no cu p you might as be looking at foreign language i appreciate that you guys want more time i'm not for the cu p process in in no way, shape, or form but i like the interaction i wish all the interaction their macon honest effort to get those agreed upon so >> commissioner l. riley. >> yes. we're hearing again and again people need more time to look at the translation so when do you plan to move forward? the one piece that was left open was the amnesty program that is the language that was provided the majority of legislation is still the same as when we presented two weeks ago small business commission's we'll be moving forward with language it was supposed to be heard anothers land use commission only the amnesty program >> it could be tomorrow. >> we're introducing the substitute tomorrow but noting not heard at the land use commission until may 4.

folks have come to see the what we've done in san francisco and i just want to thank commissioner chan and certainly deanna for all they've done and i just urge this be passed and someway to commodity both sides thank you very much. >> thank you and i think i see reverend? anyone that didn't fill out a card (calling names) >> i apologize if i can't read some of the handwriting. >> (calling names). >> >> next speaker. >> let's go. >> good afternoon supervisor cohen and commissioner chan and supervisor wiener my name is carol i'm a former president of the status of women and a long time advocate for women and immigrant women that suffered in terms of abuse and take advantage i want to thank deanna and engine. >> for going doing this investigation as fiona the board of equalization she made attempts there are holes in that attempt some things worked i believe that the current legislation effecting the health code and planning code will bring us up to date to see what we can manage better the massage therapist are concerned about their businesses i am a small business owner and i realize w

the channing e. phillips housing is named after the late clergyman and civil activist in d.c. >>> this sure looks like a normal rocket launch, but there is something mysterious about this particular space plane. we'll explain after the break. >> very nice day, sunny, windy, dry and that's a problem with pollen. high for trees, but off the charts literally for grasses and high for mold spores. that's on our website www.wusa9.com. we'll come back, talk about the yellow alert for rain >>> the countdown ends tonight for david letterman as he sits behind the late show desk for the final time. this afternoon no shortage of celebrity sightings outside the ed sullivan theater. alec baldwin was one of the most recent spotted walking in the doors. >> suzanne marquez is there live with who else we can expect to see in tonight's final episode. >> reporter: derek and lesli, it is so exciting out here. the final show let out and, of course, we won't have any spoilers, but let's just say it's a who's who celebritie

melissa chan joins us from baltimore. melissa it is the fourth night of the curfew and there have been some arrests where you are. >> reporter: yes antonio we are now one hour past curfew and at 10:00 p.m. an hour ago there was a sizable crowd left. now earlier in the evening there had been a lot of chanting, a rally, black lives matter, no juftsdz, nojustice, no passions. i see about 80% of the crowd about an hour, hour and a half ago decided to leave and follow curfew. there's a remaining 20% you're seeing dramatic footage of police moving in to make some arrest. i would say the bigger picture is this is rather an efficient and calm operation. and that the crowd has dispersed at least in front of city hall. now we spent the day driving around the city asking baltimore residents who are out and about what they felt about the decision this morning. >> black lives matter. black lives matter. >> celebration excitement and relief from baltimore residents after the announcement from the local prosecutor on friday morning. >>

melissa chan reports. >> reporter: the vatican and its era under pope francis.the missions bringing the church closer to the people. mart of that strategy, the canonization of this priest. he would be the first latino saint in the united states. the missions he established were beautiful places but for some native americans these were prisons. they were forced to work in the field for the missions. forced to stay in the missions and they were forced into christianity. the mission settlements wiped out local populations whether by disease or by the barrel of a gun. best estimates say some 100,000 indians died in the decades of the establishment of the missions. for the native americans the canonization is an affront. >> there is nobody who talks about him in the positive. ♪ >> reporter: they are tribes vastly downsized as a result of european arrival across the continent. gatherings like this allow them to celebrate, but also cling to what is left of their culture. >> for us it's different. we look at it as our people were devastated, you know what happened and i

nyssen, lease a chan lisa chan. >>> how a bicyclist got stuck under a semi truck this morning in a fatal accident. it happened at 8:30 this morning. south fremont boulevard near 880. semi truck was full of gravel when it passed the female bicyclist riding on the shoulder. >> as the truck passes her, the truck -- the trailer gets close to her. she gets scared. she starts to wobble a little bit. she veers into the curb. hits the curb and bounces back underneath the trailer. >> well, the truck driver didn't know he had run over the woman. a witness this to flag him down and let him know what happened. he is cooperating with the police. >>> trouble early this morning in santa rosa. a man who tried to stop a couple of car thieves was stabbed and badly injured. it happened on the 900 block of borden villa drive. a couple blocks away from finley park. the man thought the suspects were involved in illegal dumping, but instead police say the two men had broken into at least five cars. the men will be okay. >>> new at noon a scary landing at lax this morning. the landing gear on a sky west commute

kpix 5's lisa chan is there. lisa? >> reporter: well, investigators could be here for a while this noon. but police tell us that the 7- year-old boy was from this englewide neighborhood and he was --side neighborhood and he was running down this hill trying to catch the train. san francisco police responded to the intersection of san jose and lake view avenues. they say two cars were traveling southbound on san jose avenue when an 11-year-old boy ran down lake view in front of the cars. once stopped, the other slammed on its brakes. >> the boy did a pivot move off of that vehicle landing -- in thed in lanes of san jose -- northbound lanes of san jose avenue. that train did strike the 7- year-old boy. that boy was pinned underneath the train and dragged about 40 feet. >> reporter: now this is being treated as a crime scene and investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >> try the situation -- we have to do everything we can to make sure we're working with the family and we're working with the police and we're