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the matrix with the recommended positions from staff we have in support ab 342 opted by assemblyman chiu on page 2 of the matrix with the automated enforcement pilot program for san francisco and i understand that you'll have a brief presentation after i've concluded in addition two measures the staff is recommendations oppose as senator from the central valley on page 10 a reintroduction of a failed bill last year that pertains to the position of a skyline professional within a public agency contract it is the belief that our prevent contracts in the future for allowing the requirements that the design professionals will provide defense on in claims against the public agency very difficult bill to work on last year but it failed passage and is back at this point in time and the other measure the sb 42 - on page 10 of the matrix this would under present law the fine for failing to stop fully at right turn signal direction is $1 and reduced to 35 for moving or turning left the so-called california stop that is seeking to relieve the fine on. >> with that, i conclude my presentation. >> th

the matrix with the recommended positions from staff we have in support ab 342 opted by assemblyman chiu on page 2 of the matrix with the automated enforcement pilot program for san francisco and i understand that you'll have a brief presentation after i've concluded in addition two measures the staff is recommendations oppose as senator from the central valley on page 10 a reintroduction of a failed bill last year that pertains to the position of a skyline professional within a public agency contract it is the belief that our prevent contracts in the future for allowing the requirements that the design professionals will provide defense on in claims against the public agency very difficult bill to work on last year but it failed passage and is back at this point in time and the other measure the sb 42 - on page 10 of the matrix this would under present law the fine for failing to stop fully at right turn signal direction is $1 and reduced to 35 for moving or turning left the so-called california stop that is seeking to relieve the fine on. >> with that, i conclude my presentation. >> th

the matrix with the recommended positions from staff we have in support ab 342 opted by assemblyman chiu on page 2 of the matrix with the automated enforcement pilot program for san francisco and i understand that you'll have a brief presentation after i've concluded in addition two measures the staff is recommendations oppose as senator from the central valley on page 10 a reintroduction of a failed bill last year that pertains to the position of a skyline professional within a public agency contract it is the belief that our prevent contracts in the future for allowing the requirements that the design professionals will provide defense on in claims against the public agency very difficult bill to work on last year but it failed passage and is back at this point in time and the other measure the sb 42 - on page 10 of the matrix this would under present law the fine for failing to stop fully at right turn signal direction is $1 and reduced to 35 for moving or turning left the so-called california stop that is seeking to relieve the fine on. >> with that, i conclude my presentation. >> th

the matrix with the recommended positions from staff we have in support ab 342 opted by assemblyman chiu on page 2 of the matrix with the automated enforcement pilot program for san francisco and i understand that you'll have a brief presentation after i've concluded in addition two measures the staff is recommendations oppose as senator from the central valley on page 10 a reintroduction of a failed bill last year that pertains to the position of a skyline professional within a public agency contract it is the belief that our prevent contracts in the future for allowing the requirements that the design professionals will provide defense on in claims against the public agency very difficult bill to work on last year but it failed passage and is back at this point in time and the other measure the sb 42 - on page 10 of the matrix this would under present law the fine for failing to stop fully at right turn signal direction is $1 and reduced to 35 for moving or turning left the so-called california stop that is seeking to relieve the fine on. >> with that, i conclude my presentation. >> th

chiu here, renne here, kopp present, hayon resigned last week from the commission, so we have a vacant seat that the mayor will be filling. surely we help. first we will take public comment on matters appearing were not appearing on the agenda. >> thank you chairman. members of the commission. [inaudible] friends of ethics [inaudible/off mic] i think she had almost a full six years because she had part of an earlier term and she was a stalwart member of the commission. >> for the record i'm told charlie-i think i second that. i think any commissioner that served at this time is responsible for helping to bring the commission light years ahead and it's good to see commission growing up and i think commissioner hayon certainly participated in that process and encouraged others to follow such as commissioner kopp. also, help us secure the appointment of a new stellar staff, so i want to thank her for her service. >> commissioner dooley opened out in. so we were talking about the ongoing fraud being perpetrated on the citizens of san francisco by the office of the mayor. from the findings

chiu here, renne here, kopp present, hayon resigned last week from the commission, so we have a vacant seat that the mayor will be filling. surely we help. first we will take public comment on matters appearing were not appearing on the agenda. >> thank you chairman. members of the commission. [inaudible] friends of ethics [inaudible/off mic] i think she had almost a full six years because she had part of an earlier term and she was a stalwart member of the commission. >> for the record i'm told charlie-i think i second that. i think any commissioner that served at this time is responsible for helping to bring the commission light years ahead and it's good to see commission growing up and i think commissioner hayon certainly participated in that process and encouraged others to follow such as commissioner kopp. also, help us secure the appointment of a new stellar staff, so i want to thank her for her service. >> commissioner dooley opened out in. so we were talking about the ongoing fraud being perpetrated on the citizens of san francisco by the office of the mayor. from the findings

chiu. supervisor yee, do you have questions for the presenters? >>supervisor norman yee: it's pretty similar. as the chair cohen mentioned when it was presented to us before as a sole source contract. we asked a lot of questions about why and the answer was they would do this on time and on budget. and so, at some point we have to trust the professional judgments, but this increase gives me less reasons, fewer reasons to trust the professional judgment because this is way off. we are not talking you know a decade ago estimates. even the moving cost, the relocation cost, it's like what? you are going what is it? 1,000% of whatever it is to $2 million $200,000. when you make an estimate that far off, i have to question what were people thinking coming to chambers saying we are professionals and you should accept it. tell me why i should accept it now and is there a reason why you wouldn't come back next year and tell us, by the way, we are off another $10 million. >> i will start clarifying that by the original ordinance. the developer's task first

good afternoon supervise that my name is jennifer court battle assembly member david chiu's office.ust want to thank you for considering ab - 342 and four this board support of automated speed enforcement in the past. as you just heard, every year dozens of san franciscans are involved in fatal traffic incidents. hundreds more are seriously injured in traffic collisions which would easily be avoided by satan responsible drinking habits. speeding is a leading cause of fatal incidents in san francisco has biased number of these collections per capita in california. data shows 70% of these fatal and severe collisions occur on handful street and roads in san francisco. often these incidents occur in communities with a large number of low income disabled and minority residents. research from the national highway traffic safety administration and dozens of other studies have indicated that automated speed enforcement systems result in measurable safety improvements at high-cost locations and produce the streets run the city. as a part of vision zero, san francisco has certainly stepped up

the school board and alex and alex walker rep assembly and jen and the entire office of assemblyman chiuame down and commissioner jim one the civic center historians that is a fabulous partner and by the way, sits open is civic center cd board i want to acknowledge the civic center braid for your participation and the vice president allen low who is here. >> (clapping.) >> and no doubt a few more restrictive to come as we hear from more restrictive speakers the civic center is an interesting case that is both a neighborhood park and our next speaker a champion for the paperwork in the tenderloin and south of market and together with her passion and her leadership we're doing a lot with the bodecker park we're working together for other parks and things in the tenderloin rec center and a new piece of open space not south of market area that we're working on and the next speaker supervisor kim is for front a pleasure to bring up scomplm. >> you stole my talking points speaking of what the mayor brought up thanks to randy shaw we are going we'll be initially the tenderloin new street lights

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reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank yo

chiu here, renne here, kopp present, hayon resigned last week from the commission, so we have a vacant seat that the mayor will be filling. surely we help. first we will take public comment on matters appearing were not appearing on the agenda. >> thank you chairman. members of the commission. [inaudible] friends of ethics [inaudible/off mic] i think she had almost a full six years because she had part of an earlier term and she was a stalwart member of the commission. >> for the record i'm told charlie-i think i second that. i think any commissioner that served at this time is responsible for helping to bring the commission light years ahead and it's good to see commission growing up and i think commissioner hayon certainly participated in that process and encouraged others to follow such as commissioner kopp. also, help us secure the appointment of a new stellar staff, so i want to thank her for her service. >> commissioner dooley opened out in. so we were talking about the ongoing fraud being perpetrated on the citizens of san francisco by the office of the mayor. from the findings

. >> commissioner keane commissioner chiu commissioner kopp and commissioner hayon is not present but we anticipate she'll arrive shortly item agenda item 2 public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda anyone wish to speak on - >> that item? >> commissioners ray hart for san francisco open government. in december this ethics commission held a hearing in the referral by the sunshine ordnance task force in ray heart commissioner hayon has exhibited could have recused herself in the matter rather than a fair hearing as the good golf o government guides we this facts and law commissioners hayon's statements state their prejudice in part quote the issue of disclosure by the library quote/unquote the belief this is something amiss with the friends and quote individuals that use this measure of requesting is a form of harassment end quote none of the issue issues had my bearing on the case before the commission that is a clear-cut case and 9 to nothing by the task force and supervisor mondejar was the sublth of an i dr dragged it out for a year and two months one member

i remember former supervisor chiu ragging on coit. i don't want to throw my fellow departments under the bus. he's had issues with technology. >> technology, i'm thinking out of term. i thought it was coit. i was looking for a series of questions, but if i got my departments confused, i don't want to ask the questions so i'll refrain and i'll let supervisor tang. >> i think it's all relevant in the context of coit. but you know, my -- when i was talking to the previous director, he wanted to get our city's -- kind of the basics down. before you go and do flashy things and so i noticed that on the financial recommendation for item 4, it says that coit should think when funding certain it -- and you know, i guess looking at those criteria, i was wondering, i think it was really important, what the previous dt director said, which is we need to get the basics down before we can do anything major. is that going to be one of the evaluation criteria rather than just the basic risk of cost effectiveness. >> mathia will address that issue for

i remember former supervisor chiu ragging on coit. i don't want to throw my fellow departments under the bus. he's had issues with technology. >> technology, i'm thinking out of term. i thought it was coit. i was looking for a series of questions, but if i got my departments confused, i don't want to ask the questions so i'll refrain and i'll let supervisor tang. >> i think it's all relevant in the context of coit. but you know, my -- when i was talking to the previous director, he wanted to get our city's -- kind of the basics down. before you go and do flashy things and so i noticed that on the financial recommendation for item 4, it says that coit should think when funding certain it -- and you know, i guess looking at those criteria, i was wondering, i think it was really important, what the previous dt director said, which is we need to get the basics down before we can do anything major. is that going to be one of the evaluation criteria rather than just the basic risk of cost effectiveness. >> mathia will address that issue for

the school board and alex and alex walker rep assembly and jen and the entire office of assemblyman chiu came down and commissioner jim one the civic center historians that is a fabulous partner and by the way, sits open is civic center cd board i want to acknowledge the civic center braid for your participation and the vice president allen low who is here. >> (clapping.) >> and no doubt a few more restrictive to come as we hear from more restrictive speakers the civic center is an interesting case that is both a neighborhood park and our next speaker a champion for the paperwork in the tenderloin and south of market and together with her passion and her leadership we're doing a lot with the bodecker park we're working together for other parks and things in the tenderloin rec center and a new piece of open space not south of market area that we're working on and the next speaker supervisor kim is for front a pleasure to bring up scomplm. >> you stole my talking points speaking of what the mayor brought up thanks to randy shaw we are going we'll be initially the tenderloin new street ligh

good afternoon supervise that my name is jennifer court battle assembly member david chiu's office.ust want to thank you for considering ab - 342 and four this board support of automated speed enforcement in the past. as you just heard, every year dozens of san franciscans are involved in fatal traffic incidents. hundreds more are seriously injured in traffic collisions which would easily be avoided by satan responsible drinking habits. speeding is a leading cause of fatal incidents in san francisco has biased number of these collections per capita in california. data shows 70% of these fatal and severe collisions occur on handful street and roads in san francisco. often these incidents occur in communities with a large number of low income disabled and minority residents. research from the national highway traffic safety administration and dozens of other studies have indicated that automated speed enforcement systems result in measurable safety improvements at high-cost locations and produce the streets run the city. as a part of vision zero, san francisco has certainly stepped up

. >> assemblyman david chiu says he is exploring a possible state law to strengthen workplace protections for undocumented people. >>> tonight president trump is taking credit for a strong jobs report. last month the economy created 235,000 jobs and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.7%. (po-80fr) kpix5 political reporter melissa caen shows us mr. trump is embracing the kind of numbers that he once called phoney. >> they may have been phoney in the past, but it's very real now. >> reporter: during the trump campaign last year mr. trump claimed the labor department artificially lowered jobless numbers to make democrats look good. >> don't believe those phoney numbers when you hear 4.9 and 5% unemployment. the number's probably 28, 29, as high as 35. in fact, i even heard recently 42%. >> reporter: now a different tune from the white house. >> obviously we're very pleased to see the jobs report that came out this morning. it's great news for american workers. >> reporter: according to the report, the hiring is broad based. 132,000 service sector jobs but also strong gains in constructio

reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank yo

. >> reporter: the bill's author david chiu says the money will be earmarked for traffic say. today's approval by the mtc was only one step in the process. it is the state legislature that will make the ultimate decision. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> homeowners in oakdale are on a recovery mission after lightning struck a tree that came crashing down on their homes. neighbors say that he saw a flash of light followed by a crack of thunder. and that's when the tree toppled. it damaged three homes, power had to be cut off for hours while crews cleared the debris. no injuries. >>> we have had it all in the bay area today. >> yes we felt overnight hours we had frequent lightning strikes around napa cloud-to- ground lightning and still have the possibility of a thunderstorm throughout the day today. in the past 15 minutes we have had pop-up showers around highway 5 interstate 5 and also and tomas expressway over there highway 82. saratoga, you have some moderate rainfall at this hour off 85 there into cambrian park and then aptos has some light rain showers gilroy ar

. >> it's been one day since 65- year-old leann chiu wu was shot to death walking to the bus and two other innocent bystanders hospitalized by gunfire in oceanview, people are uneasy >> very scared. >> i just feel i have a sense of sadness. >> reporter: the police captain is trying to build trust between her department and the community. >> especially after yesterday's homicide it's important as a police department to get out in the community. so what our officers did earlier in the day we went door to door. >> gwen brown we talked to her last night about wrapping tourniquettes on the two men who were shot. police still haven't spoken to her. >> i think there was a lot going on. >> reporter: police made an arrest within minutes of the murders. still, this morning, they weren't able to provide an update. >> i guess if i was waking up in oceanview this morning, and i hear police aren't giving updates i would be worried. >> at this point we don't have any updates to give. >> reporter: oceanview residents want to hear it's okay to walk out their front door. >> some type of something, kin

i remember former supervisor chiu ragging on coit. i don't want to throw my fellow departments under the bus. he's had issues with technology. >> technology, i'm thinking out of term. i thought it was coit. i was looking for a series of questions, but if i got my departments confused, i don't want to ask the questions so i'll refrain and i'll let supervisor tang. >> i think it's all relevant in the context of coit. but you know, my -- when i was talking to the previous director, he wanted to get our city's -- kind of the basics down. before you go and do flashy things and so i noticed that on the financial recommendation for item 4, it says that coit should think when funding certain it -- and you know, i guess looking at those criteria, i was wondering, i think it was really important, what the previous dt director said, which is we need to get the basics down before we can do anything major. is that going to be one of the evaluation criteria rather than just the basic risk of cost effectiveness. >> mathia will address that issue for

reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank yo

david chiu and fellow democrats addressed this issue today in san francisco. >> california has a million and a half families that lack access to affordable housing, a half a million of whom are children. our state has the highest poverty rate in the country when you include our housing costs. we have six of the 11 most expensive rental markets in the united states. >> he says in order to fix california's housing crisis, lawmakers need to ensure more affordable housing is made available and to find ways to hold cities and counties accountable to enforce housing laws. >>> there is supposed to be a march tomorrow in berkeley in support of president trump. a march for president trump rally is planned on martin luther king jr. civic center park at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. jonathan bloom is there live. jonathan, lots of questions over whether this will really happen. >> reporter: yeah, most certainly. you know, the memory of the protests that happened last month is still fresh in everybody's minds around here. that was the demonstration that got out of hand when conservative speaker milo yiann

chiu here, renne here, kopp present, hayon resigned last week from the commission, so we have a vacant

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. >> commissioner keane commissioner chiu commissioner kopp and commissioner hayon is not present but we anticipate she'll arrive shortly item agenda item 2 public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda anyone wish to speak on - >> that item? >> commissioners ray hart for san francisco open government. in december this ethics commission held a hearing in the referral by the sunshine ordnance task force in ray heart commissioner hayon has exhibited could have recused herself in the matter rather than a fair hearing as the good golf o government guides we this facts and law commissioners hayon's statements state their prejudice in part quote the issue of disclosure by the library quote/unquote the belief this is something amiss with the friends and quote individuals that use this measure of requesting is a form of harassment end quote none of the issue issues had my bearing on the case before the commission that is a clear-cut case and 9 to nothing by the task force and supervisor mondejar was the sublth of an i dr dragged it out for a year and two months one member

>>[applause] >> thank you some remember chiu. he did mention that the reason why he knows that i used to live in san francisco is that he's a former housemate of mine. so don't get me started about outing anybody with stories. >>[laughing] here in san francisco and in san jose and throughout silicon valley we know too well the expression that the future is already here. it is simply not well distributed. unfortunately, as we know the future of keeping our pedestrians safe on the streets of our cities necessarily involves automated speed enforcement and other critical technologies. we have the future distributor to 142 cities throughout this country but not the cities of san jose were san francisco. how ironic here in the heart of silicon valley, because the laws of the state of california do not allow us to utilize this very vertical technology to keep more pedestrians from having to enter the doors of this hospital. i want to acknowledge our team from san jose who came out to join us. we are all in on this pic is critically impo

. >> commissioner chiu >> so director pelham is impossible to be case management software installed or purchased this fiscal year? with some of the additional funds we've had from salary savings? >> that is possible but am hesitant to be very firm about that because i'm learning that purchase orders and procurement items take a bit longer than anticipated. select all have a deadline for you but we are working-it something jessica is in regular contact with lots of folks about every opportunity. with our aggressive pursuing apri don't have a deadline yet. >> even it's not done this fiscal year will we have the funds in the upcoming fiscal year two people to make the investment? >> were making that case as part of our budget we also may have some flex village use funds this year. that's where were trying to keep it in the forefront. >> commissioner renne >> mask or maybe the city attorney, the sunshine ordinance task force, said as i read the report, that under the public comment provisions the commission cannot interrupt during the public comment whether to two-minute period or three-mi

i remember former supervisor chiu ragging on coit. i don't want to throw my fellow departments under the bus. he's had issues with technology. >> technology, i'm thinking out of term. i thought it was coit. i was looking for a series of questions, but if i got my departments confused, i don't want to ask the questions so i'll refrain and i'll let supervisor tang. >> i think it's all relevant in the context of coit. but you know, my -- when i was talking to the previous director, he wanted to get our city's -- kind of the basics down. before you go and do flashy things and so i noticed that on the financial recommendation for item 4, it says that coit should think when funding certain it -- and you know, i guess looking at those criteria, i was wondering, i think it was really important, what the previous dt director said, which is we need to get the basics down before we can do anything major. is that going to be one of the evaluation criteria rather than just the basic risk of cost effectiveness. >> mathia will address that issue for

chiu. supervisor yee, do you have questions for the presenters? >>supervisor norman yee: it's pretty similar. as the chair cohen mentioned when it was presented to us before as a sole source contract. we asked a lot of questions about why and the answer was they would do this on time and on budget. and so, at some point we have to trust the professional judgments, but this increase gives me less reasons, fewer reasons to trust the professional judgment because this is way off. we are not talking you know a decade ago estimates. even the moving cost, the relocation cost, it's like what? you are going what is it? 1,000% of whatever it is to $2 million $200,000. when you make an estimate that far off, i have to question what were people thinking coming to chambers saying we are professionals and you should accept it. tell me why i should accept it now and is there a reason why you wouldn't come back next year and tell us, by the way, we are off another $10 million. >> i will start clarifying that by the original ordinance. the developer's task first

i remember former supervisor chiu ragging on coit. i don't want to throw my fellow departments under the bus. he's had issues with technology. >> technology, i'm thinking out of term. i thought it was coit. i was looking for a series of questions, but if i got my departments confused, i don't want to ask the questions so i'll refrain and i'll let supervisor tang. >> i think it's all relevant in the context of coit. but you know, my -- when i was talking to the previous director, he wanted to get our city's -- kind of the basics down. before you go and do flashy things and so i noticed that on the financial recommendation for item 4, it says that coit should think when funding certain it -- and you know, i guess looking at those criteria, i was wondering, i think it was really important, what the previous dt director said, which is we need to get the basics down before we can do anything major. is that going to be one of the evaluation criteria rather than just the basic risk of cost effectiveness. >> mathia will address that issue for

chiu. supervisor yee, do you have questions for the presenters? >>supervisor norman yee: it's pretty similar. as the chair cohen mentioned when it was presented to us before as a sole source contract. we asked a lot of questions about why and the answer was they would do this on time and on budget. and so, at some point we have to trust the professional judgments, but this increase gives me less reasons, fewer reasons to trust the professional judgment because this is way off. we are not talking you know a decade ago estimates. even the moving cost, the relocation cost, it's like what? you are going what is it? 1,000% of whatever it is to $2 million $200,000. when you make an estimate that far off, i have to question what were people thinking coming to chambers saying we are professionals and you should accept it. tell me why i should accept it now and is there a reason why you wouldn't come back next year and tell us, by the way, we are off another $10 million. >> i will start clarifying that by the original ordinance. the developer's task first

there have been an announcement between mai lee and mayor liccardo in san jose and assemblyman david chiu that automated speed enforcement legislation will be proposed at the state level. seniors and people with disabilities are disproportionality affected in terms of injuries and deaths and pedestrians and deaths in san francisco from vehicle collisions and this legislation would look to give localities power to implement automated speed enforcement cameras in san francisco and the city and county. i don't want to go on too long here. we also had a update from the palliative care group, working group. i am happy to run through the different updates from that group in terms of education and health care training, core support for decision making capacity for individuals, providing the most high quality palliative care, better understanding the needs of citizens around these issues, and providing a resource directory in support of san franciscans with serious illness and the community engagement piece as well. in terms of the aging and disability friendly task force we've had our second mee

it's totally egregious. [ yelling ] >> reporter: assemblyman david chiu says he wants to make it easier for housing to be built. >> at the same time, we have seen millions of vulnerable tenants around the state of california who are at risk of being evicted because they can't afford month rent for an average 2 bedroom apartment in san francisco and they are living on the edge and we have to do things to protect those vulnerable tenants as well. >> reporter: she says the final version of ab1506 may not eliminate all restrictions on rent control. >> it's meant to start a conversation and how we tackle this. i suspect as we go through the process there will be changes and, um, potential new ideas that come out of that. that's the discussion that i'm looking for. >> reporter: the rent control law was not the only one discussed today. the lawmakers talked about more than a dozen housing laws and they tell us that more than 100 housing laws have been proposed in this legislative session. so we'll be keeping track of those for you. live in san francisco, melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> california's

so they say there is some concern about their technology, but when you talk to david chiu and some of the other people who are supporting this bill, they say, you know, even if they catch just one person who is speeding that could save lives. and obviously there is going to be a big debate about this frank. you put your finger on it and we will see how it goes from here. >> all right jana katsuyama in the city tonight. jana, thank you. >>> health workers at uc berkeley say a student has been diagnosed with meningitis. the university says the student is being treated and is recovering well. the school is now notifying people who had close contact with that student. and is looking for places where the student may have visited. meningitis is an infection of the lining of the brain and spinal cord. it is spread by close contact with the oral or nasal secretions of an infected person. it is rare and can cause serious illness or even death. symptoms include fever, severe headache, rash, body, and joint pain, nausea and vomiting as well as increase sensitivity to light, confusion, and a stif