at the same time the chronicle scored 21.14 points. the examiner met all the requirements and had the highest score for thirty points plus. the carpal tunnels price per line increased from $2.26 per line to $3 plus per line the chronicles bid price is the same. excuse me. in conclusion the purchasing has drafted the resolution for the examiner being the official newspaper for the recommendation of the bidder who has the highest score. accident board of supervisors has the option to exercise it's discretion to inspect the examiner or if the board of supervisors wants to pilot the contract between the two newspapers awarding to both the examiner and the chronology california >> that's is that it. >> any questions supervisors. at this time open this up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number 6. >> good morning, madam chair i'm diane of the san francisco chronicle i want to thank you for considering the san francisco chronicle of one type 1 and two of the none of record we take an active roll serving our community with the

at the same time the chronicle scored 21.14 points. the examiner met all the requirements and had the highest score for thirty points plus. the carpal tunnels price per line increased from $2.26 per line to $3 plus per line the chronicles bid price is the same. excuse me. in conclusion the purchasing has drafted the resolution for the examiner being the official newspaper for the recommendation of the bidder who has the

nasa a half-hour documentary chronicling the apollo 11 mission, from liftoff to splash down. >> we copy you, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed.

that is the word from the "san francisco chronicle" reporting that she is asking the city council members to delay the vote on the lease extension. last week the city council members requested the special meeting after the mayor made the equal to push it through. she now wants members to wait until the end of the month because the co-owner of the a's could be willing to make concessions that would keep the a's in oakland for 10 years. >> a ceremony is tomorrow at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. new this morning, we have learned that san francisco mayor has declined an invitation to attend and is skipping the saturday night black tie gala saying he is "not a black tie kind of guy," although he has

i wanted to also acknowledge that the chronicle's editorial board wisely said that some progress had been made in broadband access. if you have a smart phone like many of us do, they cite that higher percentages of noncitizens, latinos, african-americans and low-income households access broadband at home using only a smart phone. 8% of california adults have only a smart phone to connect to the internet at home. and the problem is the fields poll, people who have a smart phone to connect to the internet are far less likely to build digital skills and access online banking and parents are likely to use their home computer to help their children with schoolwork. and lastly, the state has set some ambitious goals which i'm somewhat skeptical whether they'll be able to make, but the state has a

that suit alleged promotions and training and so far there is no comment on the chronicle report. >>>appening today, a concord elementary school teacher will be back on the witness stand. he told the jury his only mistake was being too affectionate with his students. his frequent back shoulder and chest patting was a frequent way of calming them down and he also testified there was never any sexual intent. >> he is an affectionate and caring man and is finally getting a chance to tell the true story. >> martin is charged with 150 counts of molestation involving 14 former male students. >>> there appears to be a complaint about license readers on bridges. they then send the bill in the mail to the registered owners and according to the chronicle they can often send an an erroneous bill, despite never even going near the bridges they don't even live in the area. they say mistakes are statements -- sometimes made. >>> and several insiders say they would indicate snap chat is worth $10 billion but they will not say how much he wants to put into that mow bull app provide -- mobile app prov

according to the chronicle. yesterday they started this at the powell station.officers approached 17 people. one person actually arrested. that was just for an outstanding warrant. and as far as the others, b.a.r.t. police say they -- they listened and they did move out of the station. but of course they just went from the station up to the street. so just kind of shifting gears. live in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> well, you may have sticker shock at the grocery store. prices of produce, beef, coffee, and even chocolate are up. >> yeah, but the federal reserve says inflation remains content for the time being. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to explain what gives. okay jill the laid estreating -- latest reading on consumers prices just in. what's it saying? >> reporter: prices overall up .3% from a month ago. 2.1% from a year ago. we also look at the core level. that strips out food and energy because those pretty volatile. that price increase only .1% from the previous month. up 1.9% from a year ago. >> i have noticed that fruit go

you know it's true if the chronicle reports it. it basically talks about one way of measuring income and equality is to go by, i want to make sure i'm pronouncing it correctly. the guinea coefficient, used by world bank to actually measure national economies throughout the world. and the way that this coefficient works is that it looks at a region and the region scores a zero if one 1 person holds all the wealth. so if there is complete income inequality and it scores a 1 if there is an even distribution of wealth. so using 2012 figures, which is what the coefficient shows about where we are. so, you have on one end of the spectrum, sweden which scores at 0.25. which has a lot of equality. denmark is better than sweden and it's scoring at 0.24. the united states scores at 0.45. so we are not quite sweden. if you look at san francisco it's at 0.508. which means that san francisco is doing worse than rwanda. the 1 piece of news certainly for me is having been born in guatemala that we are doing better than guatemala which is at 0.559

according to the chronicle, agents met with the former 49ers player turned developer, joe montana.he investigation came up empty involving lee and montana. >>> and an investigation going to colorado springs, to meet with the olympic committee about a potential bid for the summer games. representatives from washington are attending an information session tomorrow where the committee will give details to the cities of a possible bid. giant ceo baird, and venture capitalist steve strandberg are among those representing san francisco. now the city is still exploring the process. the committee will not decide until next year whether it will make a run for the 2024 games. >>> all right, let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> that is right, and people are watching, dan and cheryl. don't tell anybody, it is just absolutely beautiful out here along the embarcadero. people are out in shorts and t-shirts and that is exactly the type of weather we have coming up tomorrow. you may want to break out the shorts and t-shirts again tomorrow. temperatures going up some more. let's chec

>> guest: now the chronicle and i was thrown it in in as an editor of fashion provided not know all lot. schwartzman t-shirts but i learned that in today's santry to your for the fashion week i had to file every day it was so exciting. i totally fell into it. >> host: when did you get into the journalism you have been known for? >> guest: early because of the "new york" magazine or the herald tribune. they told me when i got my first job working three floors away from the men it was the testosterone the zone there were no women at the time. so wondering if i wouldn't be a free-lance writer you have to be brave. so i would go down the back stairs some editors would not see me cross into the zone to pitch my best story. i would have been fired if my editors had seen the but he said come on in. where did you come from? i said the esters it -- estrogen's own i said the men who were having sex to share that beach house so they could attract other beautiful girls and he said did you go? i said yes. he said right did just like you voted to me and that was my big break. within one year they lef

last week the san francisco chronicle came out with an editorial calling the digital divide a disturbing divide, citing a field poll study done saying 25% of californians, about a quarter of everyone living in our state do not have adequate access to high-speed internet. i think it raised some concerns for me of one of the wealthiest cities in the world. one of the regions of the world that perhaps is a tech capital of the world and how many children and seniors and others are left outdated without access to the internet. and i'm calling for the hearing and study done by the budget and legislative analyst to look at this issue. from access to public services to helping children accomplish their schoolwork, we all depend on fast and reliable internet access or many of us do. as a single father, i often have to appreciate how easy it is for me to find summer teen programs, learning opportunities, free and low-cost events, but also if i need a health answer when my daughter is sick, i can go into that. i know many people don't have that access. i also wanted to share that i think resources

on the loan is a fraud affairs editor of the chronicle because the soldier spoke before tomorrow because even though you live on our high the other how much of this plot you've heard or have seen so far should this plan of action be verified how significant a leak could it become. well two points foot first of all i'm not shocked at all that but a shrink receiving instructions from washington in fact all along it seems pretty obvious that the likes of the story are newland when dictating the pace of events in even dares the us so-called during my down was turning into terrorists done in the right sector may done so what is really interesting is that in these futile searches brand would be hired by the powers that be inside the washington beltway to do the scenario again playing for them which indicates that in spite of all the thousands of billions or trillions of dollars spent over the decades on national security and intelligence the government itself is not up to the task when the second important point to make is that we are in this would not be the first time the trend has been used

today's chronicle reports racist and threatening graffiti was scrawled on the lockers of three workersth ago. their attorneys have labeled this as harassment that followed a lawsuit filed by b.a.r.t. workers late last year. that suit alleged racial discrimination in training and promotion. so far no comment from b.a.r.t. on the report. >>> a concord elementary schoolteacher charged with child molestation will be back on. witness stand. joseph martin told the jury his only mistake was being too affectionate with his students. martin said he frequently patted the shoulders back and chest as a way of calming students down. many have learning disabilities. and he testified there was never any sexual intent. >> he's an affectionate man. he's a caring map. he's finally trying to get the to tell the -- get to tell the true story. >> prosecutors say they have evidence to convict him. he's charged with 150 counts of molestation involving 14 former male students. he will be back on the stand this morning. >>> alibabba indicates snapchat is worth $10 billion. but insiders won't say how much aliba

according to the "san francisco chronicle" reporting, in a first offense, if someone is caught sitting in b.a.r.t., officers will give a verbal warning. second time, they're going to check your id, issue a citation. but you're not going get a fine. but the third time, it could mean arrest, a fine or even jail time. now the powell street station, they posted a warning for this yesterday. it was the trial run there and according to b.a.r.t. police they approached 17 people. one of them actually arrested but that was just for an outstanding warrant. as far as the others, b.a.r.t. police say they did move from the b.a.r.t. station. they cooperated. but they ended up just going upstairs to the sidewalks. so it's just shifting them from one place to another. live at the civic center bart station, mark dellly, kpix 5 -- kelly, kpix 5. >> b.a.r.t. will give city officials an update in the next three weeks. >>> and developing news right now, u.s. secretary of state john kerry, he is in egypt hoping to help broker a cease fire agreement between israel and hamas in gaza. [ sirens ] meanwhile, isr

been a goal of the commonwealth leaders, in fact, mentioned in an editorial in the san francisco chronicle that called for the founding of the commonwealth club shirley will i temple established the club in the 18980s and others have served on other committees over the 40 years the contingent has brought us here today and it is racket few other organizations would be cpa capable of much is sustained effort there are most people to thank the schultz and mayor ed lee our john farmer and mary the board of governors the done nefarious and architects and establishing architects and steve tipping our structural engineering and other contractor and bank of america and charles our acoustic and tom our broker who helped us buy this place the san francisco planning department and the club staff especially nick our cfo who said look at that large item rent in our budget who said do something and piper our department and greg dalton for ongoing leadership for the club and bill adams who was on our board until he passed two weeks ago and shirley i didn't temple black and the commonwealth family who onc

"the chronicle" reports that the feds contributed $20,000 to lee's political campaign. it was part of an undercover sting operation with potential targets ranging from bay area politicians to 49ers great joe montana and a possible redevelopment deal. but the paper reports the feds came up empty against montana and mayor lee. however, the investigation did lead to indictments against 29 people, including state senator leland yee and raymond "shrimp boy" chow. >>> the sex scandal involving a san francisco supervisor and a top aide, well, that is prompting new rules at city hall. john avalos recently admitted he had an affair. she is now on unpaid leave from her $95,000 a year city job. in response, the city is now developing a new requirement for all elected officials in san francisco. they would have to report all romantic relationships with subordinates. >>> 7:10. a delegation from san francisco is heading to colorado today to discuss the possibility of a bid to host the summer olympics. giants ceo larry baer and ann cribs are among those making the trip. they will join

we have been chronicling the events of the last week and before in detail on our website in there you can find much more video and images of the events happening in eastern ukraine. you know the new radical militants from the group now known as islamic state have boosted their finances by seizing an oil field in syria that's in addition to other resource rich sites they've already captured in iraq and the jihadists made have made gains in both countries this week all for one goal to secure a so-called islamic caliphate on the captured territories it's also alleged the secretive leader of the terrorists appeared on video for the very first time apparently to shatter the claims of the iraqi government he had been wounded. and in a different show of force the militants were reportedly caught on tape parading tanks and other combat vehicles in eastern syria or this comes hot on the heels of washington releasing half a billion dollars in military support to the syrian opposition which phrase play is some of the money will fall into the hands of extremists investigative journalist matt carr

all of this is thoroughly chronicled in the book, for those of you who have seen the book, i think you can appreciate the amount of research that went into it. also, the roles of the principal leaders like red cloud, sitting bull, american horse. also the foremost ghost dance leaders, short bull and kicking bear. and the roles of indian agents like james mclachlan and military leaders like major general nelson miles. he was the overall commander of operations in south dakota. brigadier general john brooke, especially colonel james forsyth, who commanded the seventh calvary and the first artillery contingents at wounded knee. among the controversies related to wounded knee and interest -- and addressed at length are the following, the so-called and perhaps aptly named crook commission and the part played by major general george crook in financing an agreement where the -- finessing an agreement where the sioux surrendered millions more acres of their land in 1889. the contributory role of on-site press representatives in fomenting rumors about inflamed fears among settlers who believe t

the "san francisco chronicle" sites two forces would say the incident happened when the 53-year-old entered the security area wearing clothes similar to screeners similar to the private security agents. the resident was caught a few minutes later after directing a second woman to the booth which caught the attention of the real screeners because the males are not allowed to take women into the booth for a pat down without a female screener present. officers could not find the women would entered the booth with the man so he only faces a public drunkenness charge. for now. >>> in contra costa county there is a string of suspicious fire at a school self small fires broke out at the middle school on patterson sickle -- circle after 11 o'clock. we four fires were put out and the next morning there was another fire. it was empty since 2009. smoke and water damage was caused throughout the school. >>> the san francisco 49ers will cut the ribbon on the new home, levi stadium in santa clara later this morning and workers put some of the finishing touch on the stadium yesterday and it took more than

we'll bring you the story of a well known mexican writer as he chronicles his journey around the streets of the capital. >>> we have the look at what's happening in business. there's a shake up in the entertainment world. >> battle between two media and film giants. time warner rejects 28th century fox's $80 billion author. will he back down or bring more money to the table? >> it's midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. washington, 2:00 p.m. israel where an official has told bbc there will be a comprehensive cease fire friday morning following talks in egypt. after ten days of fighting, israeli raids have left 227 palestinians dead. hamas rockets have killed one israeli. a five hour long cease fire nearing the end now was agreed to allow gaza residents to stock up on food, water, other supplies. both sides say the other side has broken the truce early. israel saying three mortgagers were fired during the cease fire. hamas reported there's israeli mortgager fire in the gaza strip. let's bring you up to date with breaking news. let's take you to kevin in jerusalem. give us more of what you know

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according to the san francisco chronicle, the board of supervisors will vote next week on an agreement to allow the developer to build 1,700 housing units at the old lock factory empty since the company moved headquarters to colorado in 1999. development would include two parks and a grocery store. >> do not be surprised if you hear your coworker champing, i believe we will win, the mantra of american soccer fans ahead of the win or go home matchup. amy hollyfield is at civic center plaza where the games can be tell surprised. amy? >> yes, if you want to play hooky this is the playground. if you want to justify it, keep in mind, if the united states loses, this is it. they are out. this could be it. good excuse to sneak out of the work today. here is how it looked for the other games, very enthusiastic crowd that packed into the square and lets you know how they feel about the game. the game starts at 1:00 o'clock and they expect the crowd although it is the middle of the day, with a big observation during the world cup has been that the united states seems more interested in soccer th

that is the word from the "san francisco chronicle" reporting that she is asking the city council membersdelay the vote on the lease extension. last week the city council members requested the special meeting after the mayor made the equal to push it through. she now wants members to wait until the end of the month because the co-owner of the a's could be willing to make concessions that would keep the a's in oakland for 10 years. >> a ceremony is tomorrow at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. new this morning, we have learned that san francisco mayor has declined an invitation to attend and is skipping the saturday night black tie gala saying he is "not a black tie kind of guy," although he has appeared in the past including promoting super bowl 50 held at stadium in 2016. >> generous people are raising money after little kids selling candy were robbed in san francisco. the stunning incident happened on monday afternoon. three children were selling candy and a woman approached an eight-year-old holding the money they raised. show twisted the girl's arm and grabbed the cash and a busin

the chronicle reports she wants members to wait until the end of the month because theans co-owner couldwilling to make concessions keeping the a's in oakland phone 10 years. >> a ribbon-cutting ceremony told am the 49ers stadium and mayor three has declined an invitation to attend. lee is skipping the saturday black tie event saying "he is not a black guy kind of guy." he has appeared at the stadium in the past including promoting super bowl 50 which is held in 2016. >>> a pulitzer prize winning journalist is a free man this morning. jose antonio vargas was released after being placed in dedense for being here undocumented. he reported on the flight of families living in shelter. he lived with his wife who practically raised him from when he arrived and never expected him to be detained. >>> this morning, hamas website claims israeli forces have fired missile at homes of four of the seep your laters after hamas rejection of a cease-fire proposed by egypt. the islamic militant group is resuming firing missiles at israeli targets. prime minister binyamin netanyahu said if a televised spee

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nasa a half-hour documentary chronicling the apollo 11 mission, from liftoff to splash down. >> we copy you, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> roger, tranquility. we copy on the ground. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we are breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we are getting a picture on the tv. there is a great deal of contrast in it, and currently, it is upside down on our monitor, but we can make out a fair amount of detail. ok. we can see you coming down the ladder now. >> sunday, july 20, 1969, around the world, nearly a billion people watched this moment on television as the first man from earth repaired to set foot on the moon. >> i am at the foot of the ladder. the lm footpaths are only depressed in the service about one or two inches, although the service appears to be very dry, very, very fine-grained as you get close to it. it is almost like a powder. down there, it is very fine. i am going to step off the lm now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this

the chronicle reports that a dog named einstein is joining 20 other candidates in the race to oust the. einstein has his own website and of course a facebook page. he even has a platform that includes opposition to chipping. >>> the navy is testing hundreds of homes and garages on treasure island after radiation was detected. since june 355 homes have been surveyed, city leaders say of the places tested only one has had a higher than normal level of radiation and right now nobody is living there. many on the island say they are scared of getting sick but lead everies say there is no need to worry. >> the readings are such that it doesn't represent a health concern. it's something that we want to investigate further. >> the treasure island development authority said some of the units that tested positive for radiation were built in areas where solid waste was disposed this he say -- they say there are still more areas to test. it should be done by mid- september. >> the fee for so-called tech buses that use muni stops will be higher than first proposed. those buses are used by companies

jason is from marin county and has written for the chronicle. he was working in iran when he was taken into custody tuesday. the reason is not clear. you may remember the case of three berkeley hikers who were held in iran. josh and shane were released in september of 2011 after spending two years in prison. a third hiker, sarah, was released a year earlier. >> new details. the chief designer of the new eastern span of the bay bridge say tests show more than 2,000 bolts and rods do in the need to be replaced. the pieces were called into question after 32 other bolts cracked last year. but the san francisco chronicle reports bridge designer marlon nader, told officials that the other 2200 bolts and rods on the span are likely to be more corrosion resistent than the 32 who failed. the final decision about replacing at least some of the main bolts is still pending. >>> a popular beach is back open after a material substance watched up on shore along with thousands of dead fish. this is the few from sky 7hd yesterday afternoon. a yellow, doughy subs

what was its title, "signs of "seinfeld," "the seinfeld chronicles"?the seinfeld chronicles". >> yeah. >> it's interesting to see the way the show evolved over the first season. new characters added, some were removed, the parents were changed around a little bit. i often think that today they wouldn't have had the patience to let the show evolve as long as they did and evolve as really deeply as it did. again, changing characters around, usually that's a death for a series. >> we're glad you stayed. let's go, kathie lee. >> okay. lovely lady from indiana. this year jerry seinfeld and jason alexander were together at tom's restaurant which served as the exterior for the show's monks cafe. what were they doing, shooting the "sign field" movie, a super bowl commercial, planning a new tv series or they missed the salad. >> i think it was a super bowl commercial. >> we know "seinfeld" trivia. >> very good. the sets on that show were absolutely extraordinary and they were -- they are as iconic as the show is. >> you're night i had a dressing room, believe i

dot com where we are chronicling the ukraine crisis. let's go back to our breaking news story because three people are reported to have been killed when three metro cars derailed in the moscow underground scores have been injured and we can get more now on this from r.t. roman cos there he was at the scene room and we hear there have been fatalities what more can you tell us. yes well those fatalities they have been confirmed but we don't know about the exact number of people that died as a result of that train stoppage there the thirty's are saying that scores of people have been sent to the hospital scores of people have been evacuated from the on the grounds of mind you this happened during rush hour one of the busiest a metro lines here in moscow it's got. to station accommodates about eight hundred thousand people per day so these are now working on the scene i was just there all spending by and a role that's one of the main roads in moscow used by the government and by the city citizens as well heavy traffic jam i've seen helicopt

there is a story also in today's san francisco chronicle that highlights our ongoing reforms on the exorbadant cost that the families who are incarcerated have to pay and this contract before you is step two of an ongoing menu of reforms that my administration is pursuing before this committee. not that long

. >> and juliana richardson, who is chronicling our story. >> this is our legacy. it is too important to stop. >>> and finally, we take a look back at two previous honorees. >> sometimes we stay way past the time that we should be in charge. and that's why we don't grow and why we don't prosper. >> so i'm saying to you get up, wipe yourself off, and head out again. because tomorrow comes and it brings a better time >>> you might remember his smooth voice from the hit son "maybe i deserve" that came out more than a decade ago. but today tank is back recruiting the ladies again with his highly anticipated sixth album. correspondent sonia alleyne has more. >> so there's a lot of things going on with you? >> yes. >> do you have some new things? >> we have a lot of new things. i think this year there was for me just reforecasting and kind of rededicating myself to a few more of the other gifts that god has given me. so the music thing of course is doing awesome. tjt album, three kings in stores, grammy nominated. my 10th grammy nomination. >> wow, okay. >> so shout out

after 1:00 this afternoon and snarled traffic as marchers marched all the way to the san francisco chronicle building and left a few posters there and then continued on to union square and then back here to justin hermann plaza. demonstrators say they support a cease fire between israel and the palestinians. >> should both sides stop? >> yes, yes, i'm not saying that. there shouldn't be any more killing. shouldn't -- because the only people paying for this is civilians. reporter: this demonstration continues here at justin herrmann plaza until 5:00 this afternoon. we did see a few mixed messages along the way. one group of protesters lit an israeli flag on fire during the march. demonstrators say they're hoping for a cease fire, but they also voiced a lot of doubt whether that might stretch on to anything more, any kind of a lasting peace agreement. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> aufc identifyinger who won a fight today is heading to israel to join the army. he lived his entire life there until 2009 when he moved to the beyer train in mixed martial arts and s

the chronicles written recently of section 8 vouchers being turned away by landlords. this situation is intolerable. we're grateful for the supervisors who helped us get the measure on ballot and we're sure there are other supervisors who support it. thank you again. >> my name is [inaudible] i'm a staff attorney with the [inaudible] and i thank you for -- i'm so glad this is happening, that we are having a chance to talk about speculation and the effect it's having on housing in san francisco. when we talk about unintended consequences we think about the consequences stem from not doing anything, for not addressing the issue. right now speculators are awarded for fip flipping their buildings as quickly as possible. when we imagined this maesh sure we thought about something bigger, a higher tax than this, and we lowered that amount and we created exceptions in order to deal with the kind of crises that people might face. unfortunately property owners who don't even have plans to sell their buildings right now are not thinking about the tenants so we urge you to let th

the san francisco chronicle reports because reservoirs are low power companies cannot produce as much electricity from hide dre electric dams, meaning they have to pie power from traditional sources like coal or natural gas burning engines. >>> a new study suggests kids who attend better schools are healthier. researches at ucla compared inner city kids in los angeles selected to attend high-performing charter schools and students who attended lower-performing schools. those at charter schools had better overruled health and engaged in less risky behavior like binge drinking and safe sex and drug use. only nine percent dropped out of the charter schools compared to 20 percent at other schools. >> a bay area business reached an incredible milestone. >>> find out if anymore precipitation is expected in our near future. spencer christian is up next with the forecast. >> coming up in sports, giants and a's highlights as rory mcilroy wins the british open going wire-to-wire. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in ma