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>> commissioner chiu? >> yes. in your write up, the new york city campaign finance board, the director talked about using data to investigate and uncover wrongdoing. is that something that we could do here? >> i think so, yes. we track and require disclosure of a lot of the same information and we dump it into a portal called s.f. open data, where we can put in criteria and search. to some extent, my investigators are doing that already, but i did get ideas from that speaker of what to look for and the data and she gave a couple of examples to get at dark-money usage and coordination among campaigns. i was excited about that presentation. >> great. i hope we can also take advantage of those red flags and their experience and hopefully there won't be, but to use that to our advantage. >> yep. >> we'll take public comment on this matter. >> sorry to be so talkative today. i wanted to thank staff for moving so forcefully on the lynette sweet matter. this was a 2010 public financing report that we extended to ms. swee

carmen chiu and steven hsu are up here so handout these certificates. so i'm going to go in alphabetical order. the first name i've got is abdul absahid. joel ali. andr andres -- andre alexander. andres -- reese bickart. copy callantalla. leon leonel dujardin. ronnie fox. jackie guo. antonio haro. zayru hayes. oh, he had to check -- i'm sorry. brandon ho. andy ix. pedro jaime alas. dason king. joh johan lacayo. eric larreynaga. roberto lee. brian lee. kingsley mai. max miles. jiovani molina. donny nguyen. rafael oropeza. you are next, adrian poot. thomas santos. yarvell smith. matthew tu. kyree coleman. oh, cesar garcia. can't forget about you. and of course coach mark huynh. marcus blackshire, jr., is your offensive coordinator. steven carlton is your head coach, and daniel lynch, please come to the stage, assistant coach. and of course, galileo principal, principal bernal. g. you guys feeling good? give yourselves a round of applause. but before we get out of here, let's give our time to the woman of the hour, the one who made this all happen, your pr

commissioner chiu? >> on the whistle-blower ordinance, can you walk us through the process by which we can get to close our on this issue? is it meet and confer and then what happens? >> i will let executive director pelham take this one. >> because there is a provision in the prof oedz ordinance for training of all city supervisors who would have the requirement to respond, the bargaining units need to meet and confer over that item. so we hahn this patient that will be starting in early 2018. we would be engaged in those. i would imagine it would be a series of several meetings to hear any issues and resolve any questions, but as a civil grand jury report noted, the recommendation is that we keep the commission closely involved about that process, should the commission decide it goes back to the board, it takes time, commission may have to take a different action or approach. at this point, we don't have a date at which we can promise to bring it back, but we'll bring it back, our plan is to bring it

michael malone, nathan chiu, justin herb, scott phillip. jason sawyer.joshua and i don't know the names of the cops that killed icky two weeks ago in that first point shooting video that obviously looked like a murder. with that being said, those are the names of all of the officers that have murdered black and brown lives, so whoever becomes mayor next, whatever you do w h these names, these murderers, that's part of your legacy. i'm going to leave it at that. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> ladies and gentlemen, my name is raul, native of glen park. 1959, i came here at 10:00 a.m. this morning to speak to malia and i'm looking for a champion of one of you to be like gad newsen was for open marriage. we need the people we're calling. african-american, everything but indigenous. north america, south america, we don't know it understand because we're not getting information. it is available. look at our history. the majority of the native indians of america, we need to wake up, we're from here. we're from here. we're born h

. >> reporter: this is something that david chiu proposed nearly a year ago and finally today, we areetting a hearing on it. and that's a small victory for housing tenants groups. so here's why landlords are not pleased with this. ab1506 wants to eliminate rent control for all buildings. right now the costa hawkins act prohibits that and only allows rent control in buildings that were built before 199 . [ yelling ] >> there's a housing shortage and this sort of bill creates it! >> reporter: landlords across the state were so annoyed with the proposal that they were able to delay any progression until now. still, it may be difficult for a rent control proposal to pass at the state level because of legislators from nonurban areas. if the bill passes there's also fear there would be a significant decline in new construction. the california apartment association told capital weekly in october that new private investment in rental housing with come to a screeching halt. so this is the one and only agenda item for the housing committee in sacramento today. that hearing is at 9 a.m. in san f

still mulling it over acting mayor london breed, city attorney dennis herrera, assembly meant david chiu and city assessor recorder carmen chu. in the wake of a #metoo campaign and a growing national women's movements, >> we don't want any backroom deals. >> does is angry that the board could choose to replace bree, the city's first african- american female mayor with the interim care taker mayor until the special election in june. >> we love to see a capable and strong woman being uplifted in our own city. >> reporter: but kim and her progressive colleagues have raised concerns the keeping breed in office would give her a moderate and unfair advantage come june. >> we have not seen an open race since 2003 and i think the voters deserve to have a fair, transparent and open election where the voters get to determine who gets to sit in the highest office in our city. >> reporter: the board would need six votes to replace breed. that means the progressives need to secure one moderate. katie tang is rumored to be the swing vote. the question of who would be care taker mayor is still in the a

breed, supervisor elaine kim and supervisor herrera is thinking about running and assemblyman david chiu of san francisco decided not to run. he wants to stay in sacramento to focus on housing legislation. >>> a familiar figure in san francisco politics and real estate is floating an idea to redevelop two aging piers. previous proposals for piers 30 and 32 have fallen flat. experience"...to now clint riley wants to build a museum there called the san francisco experience. relly says a new hotel could k it would highlight key moments in bay area history. he also hopes to build a hotel on adjacent land. riley says a new hotel could make the whole project work financially. >>> and commuters should see some traffic relief when a third lane on the richmond san rafael bridge opens up. the marin independent journal is reporting that it could happen as soon as next month if testing the system proves to be successful. the original date was set for april. >>> a vote has just been made on the future of plastic bottle caps in california. a key committee has approved a new law requiring plastic bottl

. >> assemblyman david chiu wanted to hear the governor talk about housing. >> i wish i heard a little bit about how he wants to continue tackling our housing crisis. last year we passed a historic housing package, but we have so much more work to. do >> reporter: and assemblyman phil ting noticed an absence of the me too movement. >> we are holding a number of hearings in the legislature. it will be interesting to see. i assume he'll be very supportive of whatever policies we come up with. >> immigration is another topic that several members of the legislature we spoke to said they wanted to hear more about. the governor mentioned dreamers and his support for them, but really that was it. some more folks wanted more conversation about that as well. >> interesting. there was another topic that the governor did not spend a whole lot of time on and that was president trump. >> that's right. that's a big contrast to last year when the state of the state came very quickly after the president's inauguration. so the state of the state was very much about resistance and california leading the

we have excused absences on the part of vice-chairperson chiu and commissioner lee.missioner renne? >> present. >> we'll proceed with

when newsom stepped down and it was an opportunity for, i think the president at the time was david chiu, who was the acting for a few days i guess, before there was actually interim that was selected. and she was not selected. so, those -- i wasn't here. all i know is there is a charter process that i'm going to follow. one of the things i would have supported from the beginning is this notion of a successor that is not running. and i try to stick with that as much as possible. and the other thing that has been mentioned over and over again is that i take very seriously this sort of balance of power that we have in this country that is really the premise of our government, of you know, is it -- are you the executive branch or are you the judicial, or are you the legislative? and i see lots of issues when there is conflict of interest with that piece. and it's not about any individual here that i'm making this point, it's really about the offices itself. and i see a problem with that and would say that about anybody that would be in our president breed's situation. so, then i looked at,

state assemblyman david chiu .. on how to rei >>> now on kpix5, state lawmakers killed a bill that would have expanded rent control laws. welcome back to kpix5. the time is 8:00. >> we're starting off this morning with a check of the forecast. there is a lot of fog out there this morning. did you notice any coming in? >> it was very dark. i didn't notice much. >> dark in san francisco when we come in. a lot of fog in the south bay for the most part. we have been seeing fog issues for the last days especially along the delta region and in through the day. right now visibility is not bad. we have less than a quarter mile for san jose, hayward. there is certainly dense fog in the delta region. we have reduced visibilities in santa rosa. the fog will lift later today and we will see a mix of sun and clouds today. temperatures as you head out this morning are in the mid 40s for the most part, upper 40s in san francisco, 51 concord. on futurecast, after the fog burns we will see a mix of sun and high clouds today and then

still thinking about it, london breed, dennis herrera who pulled papers this week, assemblyman david chiu city assessor recorder carmen chew. in the wake of the hashtag me, too campaign and growing national women's movement. >> we don't want any back room deals. >> reporter: they are rumbling that the board could choose to replace breed the first black woman mayor with a interim or caretaker mayor until the special election in june. >> we would love to see a capable and strong woman being up lifted in our own city. >> reporter: kim and other supervisors have raised concerns that keeping breed in office would give her a moderate and unfair advantage in june. >> we haven't seen an open race for room 200 since 2003 and i think the voters deserve to have a fair transparent and open election where voters get to determine who gets to be mayor. >> reporter: the board would need six votes to replace breed. that means the progressive need to secure one moderate. tang is rumored to be the swing vote if carmen or chew run. the question of who would be caretaker mayor still up in the air. in san fran

we have excused absences on the part of vice-chairperson chiu and commissioner lee.missioner renne? >> present. >> we'll proceed with item no. 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> good afternoon. my name is ellen. i am a psychiatric social worker for the department of public health for more than eleven years. i am a bargaining team member for the public services employees. we had approximately 16,000 public services employees. again, my name is ellen. that's ell-l-l-e-e-l-l-e-n. i am here today to ask you to do an investigation on the ethics commission department. i represent public workers. i brought five public workers who experienced the discrimination with the ethics commissioners. we reported to them between april to june 2017. i was with them. i was with all five of them make the initial interviews. we provide with them a lot of reports, documentation to the ethics commission staff. three months ago, i was informed one of the employee from the ethics commission that they do not have our record anymore. i followed up with the

assemblyman david chiu was on the san francisco board of supervisors at the time. >> all of us in san francisco are all incredibly passionate about our water front and making sure that our waterfront reflects who we are as a city. >> reporter: but there's a problem. the waterfront is technically state land. so the state lands commission is suing to stop prop b and the trial started on wednesday, but chairman of the state lands commission who voted in favor of suing san francisco is also a candidate for governor. lieutenant governor gavin newsom. today rival candidate for governor antonio villaraigosa released a statement calling on newsom to end the lawsuit. he wrote, "the state lands commission's legal argument the people of san francisco are too uneducated on ballot issues to make a decision about height limits is both elitist and condescending. i trust the voters of san francisco's decision to protect their own waterfront." and the legal dispute is pivotal to being blundered by big land developers and polluters. antonio villaraigosa has shown time and time even he's perfectly fine

david chiu, sf chair housing committee "when you have the sixth largest economy that is california with in the united states that includes housing costs, we have work to do." (grant) brown has served as governor since 20-11... but this is actually his second stint in office. he was first elected to the post back in 19-75. 20-18 will be the 16th year that brown has served as california's governor over the last 40-plus years. (vicki) san jose mayor sam liccardo announcing today that he's resigning from the f-c-c board. liccardo says his resignation is due to the "pervasive and overwhelming influence of big telecom and industry." san jose's mayor says chairman pai (ajit) pays lip service to the goal of digital equity... but he really serves the interests of the telecommunications industry over public interest. liccardo was the only city representative on the advisory board at the start. (vicki) still ahead... burger king trolls the net neutrality repeal with a whopper 'fast lane' ad... we'll show you how people acted when they were told they had to pay 26-bucks if they wanted the whopper á

also not on the list are david chiu and carmen chu who announced this week they would not be running.visor mark ferrell who was mentioned as a possible candidate also previously announced he would not be running. >>> joining us live this morning is former san francisco mayor willie brown. mayor, always a pleasure. great to have you on the team today. >> thank you. thank you very much for the opportunity. >> so what is your pre-season, your pre-election top poll when it comes to the names we just listed for the june 5th mayoral election. >> i think there are four people that will be very competitive with reference to each other. obviously the three women, london breed, jane kim and angela aliota. and then mark leno, the former state senator, who is also in that contest. i think those are the four people that will be seriously considered. >> do you think the city should appoint a caretaker mayor or should london breed remain in that position? >> the charter is very clear. it says whenever there is a vacancy in the office of mayor, the president of the board of supervisors shall be actin

still mulling it over acting mayor london breed, city attorney dennis herrera and assemblyman david chiu and city assessor recorder carmen chu. in the wake of the #metoo campaign and a growing national women's movements, >> we don't want any backroom deals. >> reporter: dozens are angry or are about rumblings the board could choose to replace breed with an interim or caretaker mayor until the special election in june. >> we would love to see a capable and strong woman being uplifted in our own city. >> reporter: kim and her colleagues including aaron peskin, sandra fewer, jane kim and norman yee said keeping breed in office would give her a moderate and unfair advantage come june. >> we have not seen an open race since 2003 and i think the voters deserve to have a fair and transparent and open election where they truly get to determine who gets to sit in the highest office. >> reporter: the board would need 6 vote to replace breed. that means the progressives need to secure 1 moderate. katie tang is rumored to be the swing vote if others decide to run. the question of who would be careta

david chiu, sf chair housing committee "when you have the sixth largest economy that is california withthe highest poverty rate in the united states that includes housing costs, we have work to do." kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "now i spoke with republican assemblymember catherine baker. she said there's a lot that republican members can work on with the governor this session. bipartisanship, one of the ways the governor says california can lead by example this session. in the capitol kody leibowitz, (steve)president donald trump spent days calling attention to missing text messages between two fbi officials involved in the russia investigation. now those texts have been recovered and d-o-j investigators will find out if claims of a conspiracy have any merit. cnn's tom foreman explains. just after donald trump won the election, fbi agent lisa page sent a text to agent peter strzok. "are you even going to give out your calendars? seems kind of depressing. maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society." critics of the russia probe quickly pounced.they've long insisted

still thinking about it, london breed, dennis herrera who pulled papers this week, assemblyman david chiuassessor recorder carmen chew. in the wake of the hashtag me, too campaign and growing national women's movement. >> we don't want any back room deals. >> reporter: they are rumbling that the board could choose to replace breed the first black woman mayor with a interim or caretaker mayor until the special election in june. >> we would love to see a capable and strong woman being up lifted in our own city. >> reporter: kim and other supervisors have raised concerns that keeping breed in office would give her a moderate and unfair advantage in june. >> we haven't seen an open race for room 200 since 2003 and i think the voters deserve to have a fair transparent and open election where voters get to determine who gets to be mayor. >> reporter: the board would need six votes to replace breed. that means the progressive need to secure one moderate. tang is rumored to be the swing vote if carmen or chew run. the question of who would be caretaker mayor still up in the air. in san francisco,

privately, he chiued us oewed . there was very lengthy meeting, telling us what we needed to keep the performance, but what we needed, he just gave us, and the board of supervisors -- so that's the one thing i would say. this man was the most loyal person you could ever have as a friend. when our reappointments, commissioner -- some people were mad at us and some people were mad at the chief, he stood right by us, and there were some very good candidates that raised their hands that wanted to be fire commissioners. the mayor stuck with loyalty, and that is extremely commendable, and i'm extremely grateful that i was able to be his friend at least since the early 90's, and we used to call each other the railroasurvivor then, he was mayor, and i couldn't believe it. on a separate note, st. michaels's day, november 21st, i became grandfather to little alexandra michelle. i became a grandfather, so that's my biggest news of last month. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner hardeman. commissioner veronese. >> briefly. wh

city attorney dennis herrera also is considering a run, along with assemblyman david chiu. the special election is june 5th. >>> a san jose man is behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting and robbing a teacher inside her classroom. 23-year-old andrew walked on to the campus at harker middle school tuesday morning, assaulted and robbed a teacher inside her classroom as she prepared for the day. about an hour before students would arrive to school. >> the victim said that the suspect walked into the classroom where she was alone, locked the door, and turned off the lights. >> he lives about a half a mile from the school. he was arrested thursday night in san francisco after police say he had cut his hair and tried to disguise himself. >>> the vallejo man who pleaded guilty to starting a fire that killed his son and ex-girlfriend will never get out of prison. he's been sentenced to two consecutive life terms. he was spared the death penalty when he admitted to splashing gas on the victims during a domestic dispute and then lighting the room on fire. it happened in 2016. his

we got david chiu and scott weaner and i'm glad that we're playing in sacramento. i know unfortunately the senior leadership that got the seniorities in southern california. but eventually they will have seniority. i know they're going to have a new senate pro tem and these are relationships that we need to have. and i want to piggy back off on something that the commissioner said. i don't think we can take no for an answer on this infrastructure. senator feinstein is at the top -- almost the top of seniority in the u.s. senate. maybe we need to get a letter from her, senator harris, leader pelosi and have them send a letter and saying hey, we need to be a part of this discussion about infrastructure and how important it is to the port of san francisco. we need that. and i think that we shouldn't take no for an answer. we need elaine chao here. he is the secretary of transportation. i don't care what we need to do. we need to use the politicians if d.c. that we have and ask them, you feed to get secretary chow here. i knew her from her days as secretary of labor. s

legislation, we're fortunate enough to have former waterfront supervisor david chiu who's offered tobe our sponsor. and port staff have been engaged with sacramento stakeholders over the last many months, looking to start off on the right foot. the biggest issue here really is a choice we have is whether or not we're looking at a san francisco-only bill, a district bill or something that is broader statewide. and the trade-off being the bigger coalition has more political support, but costs the state more money. so we are activically getting feedback even as of late last week. it is an ongoing conversation about what the best -- what looks like it is going to have best odds for success, how we approach that. >> are there other communities seeking similar kinds of i.f.d.s? >> not for resilient sea level rise type of project right now. one of the things that separates us from other communities around the state is that we're really farther along than anybody else is for this kind of effort. we have other unique features that distinguish us from other jurisdiction. we would be first out

also not on the list are assemblyman david chiu and assessor-recorder carmen chu, both of whom announcedks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) another home in pacifica is about to fall victim to coastal erosion that has already claimed three apartment buildings and numerous houses. the vacant home is the last house standing along this stretch of the city's waterfront. the cliffs underneath the home are badly eroded. unless something is done soon, it's only a matter of time until the building falls off the edge. pacifica residents told us the erosion is unfortunate but also inevitable. <"it's depressing. it really is. it's not good. but there's really not much you can do about it.">( james ) the owners say they recently sold the house to the city of pacifica with plans for demolition. the city also plans to add the property to the esplanade beach overlook trail once it's gone. ( james ) in the santa cruz mountains. crews are mopping up the mess left behind by the rain. wet roads added to highway 17's reputation as one of the bay area's most unpleasant rai

filed include supervisor mark farrell, former supervisor angela alioto, and assembly member david chiueople who have filed the paperwork in time for the deadline are 'not' well known.... a special election is set for june..... pam and steve? (pam) an attorney for the man charged in the deadly 'ghost ship' warehouse fire received public money to cover the cost of his defense. max harris is accused of 36 -counts of involuntary manslaughter... in connection with the 2016 fire in oakland. his attorney -- curtis briggs -- will be reimbursed at a rate of 115- dollars an hour ... out of county funds. briggs had been reprsenting harris on a pro- bono basis. now, he hopes these funds will help sustain his legal team for the next six months. harris' co-defendant in the case... derick almena is also being represented pro- bono... his attorney... tony serra... is not seeking public funds for his client's defense. they are both due back in court next month. (steve) coming up.. immigrants from el salvador facing the end of their stay in the u.s... and now some fear the loss of temporary permits.. wi

david chiu, sf chair housing committee "when you have the sixth largest economy that is california withighest poverty rate in the united states that includes housing costs, we have work to do." kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "now i spoke with republican assemblymember catherine baker. she said there's a lot that republican members can work on with the governor this session. bipartisanship, one of the ways the governor says california can lead by example this session. in the capitol kody leibowitz, back to you." (vicki) coming up... your hopes of oprah taking the oval office... could be over. details on what she said about a possible presidential run. (grant) 3 northern california earthquakes in the last 24 hours . we talk to local experts about the possibility of a larger one hitting. (vicki) plus... burglars target a plumbing company in the east bay... and it's all caught on camera. hear who police are looking for tonight. (grant) two thieves cause a big set back to one family owned business in concord. you can see the burglary unfold here in this surveillance camera video. (vicki) kro

not on the list is david chiu and carmen chu who announced they would not be running this week.k ferrell who was mentioned as a possible candidate previously announced he would not be running. yesterday supervisor peskin called on the board of supervisors to hold a vote to find a replacement for london breed. leaving her as acting mayor may give her an unfair advantage in the election. six members on the board would have to sign off to approve the new acting mayor. there is no indication that the care taking mayor might be london breed. >>> the question of the day is should san francisco appoint a caretaker mayor or should london breed stay in the role. 27% say appoint a care taking mayor. 73% say keep london breed. vote on twitter and ktvu.com and leave comments on facebook. >>> after a 16-year absence, john gruden is back at the head coach for the raiders. he was introduced yesterday. about 50 raiders players past and presidentent were at the news conference. he talked about his passion for the game and the organization that gave him his first head coaching job. >> obviously t

david chiu, sf chair housing committee "when you have the sixth largest economy that is california withthe highest poverty rate in the united states that includes housing costs, we have work to do."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "now i spoke with republican assemblymember catherine baker. she said there's a lot that republican members can work on with the governor this session. bipartisanship, one of the ways the governor says california can lead by example this session. in the capitol kody leibowitz, (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. ( robin ) there are two sides to every story... and distracted drivers in san francisco had plenty of excuses. stanley roberts explains in this morning's edition of people behaving badly. check it out i'm giving you a citation for using your wirele