bombing places where they have cash stored and anticalparticularly convoys taking oil to market and city by city allies in taking back territory and the islamic state has been losing territory. is going fairly well except for the fact the coalition is apart.ly falling you have allies who don't trust each other than and fighting iraq you have in a political crisis led by the lock which threatens to destabilize or significantly government.raqi >> as i mentioned we see the pentagon coming out often saying support, as allies and we need to work together. it balanced? do we need more internationally in terms of combatting the state? >> of course it is not balanced but when the u.s. is involved it balanced.never back it 1998 when the u.s.a. was kosovo war in europe the u.s. dropped over 90% ordnance from the air and it was in europe's back yard. in libya you had a much more contribution but even so the u.s.'s contribution in terms f aerial power was well over 75%. so, yes, the u.s. is doing more than other allies and it would nice for allies to accept up. we have to recognize there is a allies problem

it's going to be regulated city by city, town by town. everything will be different. being friendly with your local government will always help. regardless if they're friendly or not friendly, states or companies in that are friendly with their governments will get a heads up on what's going to happen. >> it is illegal, federally speaking. how does the federal government play into all this in terms of potential bank loans or even just banking your profits? >> that's the biggest problem. the federal government has taken a hands-off approach, letting states act on a state by state basis. because they're still doing that, you can't work with banks. that's one of the biggest problems in the industry. it keeps growing and maturing and expanding, but you still can't get banked access. come november, we may have a tipping point where many states in the country have medical cannabis, but you still don't have a banking solution. it's coming to a point where the federal government will have to make some type of stance on it. an industry can't grow and expand if you can't bank r

. >>> with her sons as road crew, nina will publicize the project city by city salon by -- misaligned here network from 50 to 500 by summer's end. there's no shortage of cancer patients who need stylist to touch -- stylistic touch their hair and their hearts. >>> i would do it over and over again. >>> deborah reports a trip is expected to take two months. >>> if you're interested you can follow the progress a -- and she cams across the country, look to the link for hairdressers hit our website ktvu.com. >>> that is as for this afternoon, we want to leave you with a live teachers where bernie sanders is expected to address the crowd at any moment. we are streaming to address live for you at ktvu.com. >>> see you at four. >> it's the lights-out trend that everyone is talking about. to promises to boost your brain power, fight diabetes and burn fat instead of storing it. >> i have lost 75 pounds and 10 inches off my waist. dr. oz: see what it is and if it is right for you. this took social media by storm. we are taking it to the next level. get the same ben fits without expensive price t

in making his case that we see city by city and he is trying to really push voters to remain energizedo the farthest end of this primary season, not ceding any ground. the campaign also announced that it raised about $27 million in april. that tops what hillary clinton was able to raise for the fourth month in a row. while there are others doing the campaign map, saying this is really winding down for sanders, he is not willing to give that up. and in a place like new mexico, california to calm, he is talking about adding to his 20 wins and hopes to have voters here be energized. so he's got a lot of stops. and of course, adding to the color of the sanders event before he took the stage, that behind the stage, talking to local media, meeting with people, there was native american music here, adding to a cultural aspect of the campaign trail. , he ise are measuring not as harshly going after hillary clinton today. but this is his first event of the day. john: [laughter] that sort of jibes with your piece anyway. talk about senators who have been having semi private conversations with se

and now a possibility that he could alter his schedule a bit not needing to be quite as hard city by city as he planned. the requisite number of delegates is 1,237. a change now, we saw that in the way he talked about ted cruz calling him tough as a great competitor. no more of lion ted that became a part of the schtick for donald trump on the road. so lots of changes in terms of the tone of the race, the mechanics and a lot of questions now to be filled in about how the gop goes forward. >> kelly, o., thank you. to katy tur following the trump campaign. how do they pivot to a general election at this point? >> reporter: right now they are still planning on campaigning tomorrow in west virginia. they also have events scheduled on the west coast but it's unclear if he's going to honor those current scheduleings. looking to the general for a week or two now. they believe regardless whether ted cruz or john kasich dropped out that they would start moving to the general election and in that what they're going to do is try to hone in on their strategy against hillary clinton and the attacks th

going after donald trump and making his case we see city by city and we see that he is trying to reallyers to remain energized as we get to the furthest end of the primary season. the campaign announced it raised about $27 million in april saying that tops what hillary clinton was able to raise for the fourth month in the row. there are others who are doing the campaign math saying this is really winding down for sanders, he is not willing to give that up. and in a place like new mexico, california to come, he is talking about adding to his 20 wins and hopes to have voters here be energized. he's got a lot of stops. of course, adding to the color of a sanders' event before he took the stage behind the scenes talking to local media. meeting people in private. there was native american music here, adding to sort of the cultural aspects of the campaign trail. so as we're measuring words, i would say he is not as harshly going after hillary clinton today. but this is his first event of the day. and more to come. >> that jives with your piece in a way. talk about that a little bit. you've be

. >> reporter: now with her sons as road crew, nina husen wilson -- will publicize the project city by city, hoping to grow the style hero network from 50 to 500 by summer's end. there's no shortage of cancer patients. who need stylists to touch their hair and their hearts. >> the reward is huge. you will do it over and over again. >> reporter: nina pedals away tomorrow morning, back in two months. you can track her progress on her blog and on facebook as she cams out across the country. we've put a link to hairdressers with heart on our website. julie? >> what she's doing is so inspiring and like she says, the reward is huge. deborah, thank you. >>> a man and a woman were both struck and injured by an suv as they were crossing the street in san rafael tonight. at least one of the victims is said to have suffered major injuries. it happened on lincoln avenue near linden lane about 6:00 tonight. police say the man and woman were in the crosswalk when they were hit. officers interviewed the woman driving the suv but have not said whether she was at fault. >>> a man is in critical condition at

the way you can help out. >>> a battle over land brewing in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco is taking the academy of art university to court. >>> a meals on wheels truck was carjacked and crashed on i-580. and what the charity will do now so hundreds of seniors don't go hungry, and what you can do to help them. >>> a live look outside. the beautiful bay bridge. been a mixed bag of weather the past 24 hours, including rain and lightning. can we sing "rain drops fall on our head" once again? what we expect as we head into the morning commute. kari hall has the answer for us. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm laura garcia canyon. >> i'm sam brock. we had an interesting comment on

city proper, the first city taken by teh islamic state group. is any people's eyes it long-overdue battle. there are complicated trust issues, to the extent that the shia militian taking back out of thell be city proper. if they are not able to enter the city that could make it more difficult. there are concerns with teh civilian population. armyhvae been asked by the and tribes to wave the white flag but that would allow them to be identified with the i.s. group. their best ploy is to lie low whichh this battle, fierce. extremely laura: greek police have started evacuating a refugee camps. migrants are moved toe better organized facilities. macedonia and other countries closed borders. reporter: the operation began at dawn with vehicles standing by. many say they are reluctant to leave. three months nhere ago. next step, i'm go to serbia. migrants arey westerne to get to europe. they fear moving to another camp will take tehm -- them further away. germany.stination is to the maps.rding o authorities stopped us. migrants mostly from syria, iraq, and afghanistan stranded in northern greece in squalid conditions. they'duthorities said be moved to new camps. the operations is expected to take 10

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this is a bad decision by the city council. >> and city officials say by considering everything from manufacturing to the transportation of the drug to be regulated, it could bring in a million in sales and business taxes. the city is now considering this new legislation inside city hall here. behind me, e just came out. it's standing room only. reporting live from oakland, i'm lease kerr, never. >> we've uncovered serious problems. we're joined by what vicky found. >> we've learned these massive cars don't always trigger the crossing gates to go down. that leaves drivers at risk of serious and even fatal crashes. a friday afternoon last january don williams driving home early. >> he came home every day. >> to see his wife of 24 years, amy. >> he was just one of a kind. >> don had a green light to make a left. she stopped short. >> i saw something moving in the corner of my eye and i looked. it was a train. i thought, why didn't the rail guards go down. that's weird. and right then. >> the offer-duty police officer rushed to help but don couldn't hold on. >> the whole truck kept going

city's website. the restaurant filed paperwork with the city to change ownership. the city says by that change in ownership requires that a restaurant's old inspection records be removed from the city's website. we discovered even when new owners of the company were listed, they still worked for the same corporation. later when a new corporation was listed, the people in charge of that corporation were the same owners listed before. even though the own sign says all seasons, that name does not exist on the data base. the restaurant changed its name to harbor villa more than a year ago. the city's website says it's been shut down twice instead of seven times. the restaurant's current owners did not want to comment on our story. back to you. >> thank you. >> if you have a tip, give us a call. >>> something much larger could come barrelling down the highway. the future of transit and what it means to you. >>> first happening right now widespread worry about pellenators driving off. there is an interest in backyard bee keeping. should amateur bee keepers keep hives in residential neigh

seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when you submit a complaint to the charitable online complaint form you'll receive a unique tracking number that inturgz to detector or determine in investigators need additional information by law the city employee that provide information to the whistle blower program are protected and an employer may not retaliate against an employee that is a whistle blower any employee that retaliates against another that employee is subjected up to including submittal employees that retaliate will personal be liable please visit the sf ethics.org and information on reporting retaliation that when fraud is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www.

the restaurant changed its name on city documents to harbor villa more than a year ago and over the years ownership also changed on city paperwork, and by law the cityequires that a restaurant's old inspection records be removed from the city's website. in 2014 the restaurant listed brand new owners, but those owners still worked for the same corporation, and last year there was new ownership again. this time the corporation name did change from s.c. chu incorporated to s.c.liang and the two officers of that corporation stayed exactly the same. >> so if the city knew that it's the same people running that restaurant, why were it then allow it to be able to wipe away their history of violation? >> if i owned a restaurant, again, and you bought it, should my poor history follow you? >> but these aren't different owners. it's the same people. >> but the incorporation is different. >> but wouldn't you want to know if you're about to eat at a restaurant that was considered so dirty the city was forced to shut it down? >> i think a majority of people in san francisco don't think about those things. >> so the city's website says the restaurant was only for

city by the bay, the city of san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. look at the layers of clouds. pretty mild outside for the most part. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it is 64 degrees in redwood cityit is 67 degrees in san jose. so on that live weather camera just now in san francisco, we were looking due west and this is where all the clouds are coming from. this is a front taking up a whole lot of space from the california-oregon border to the mexican border. we have the coastal clouds with us today with joseph cast skies. a light shower certainly possible all the way through saturday. and then the warming trend begins on mother's day. this is really interesting. the front is hanging tight to the coast of california. then we have the cutoff low, pressure right here cut off from the jet stream. so that's going to wobble in thursday night into friday keeping us with those chances of rain showers. here's tonight right around the tail end of the evening commute. some light showers around the santa cruz mountains. ceremony possible. we play it out into your thursday. we see that we could have a hit- and-miss scattered shower for the morning commute. the bottom line is keep the umbrel

it looks like june gloom in the city by the bay, the city of san francisco.or the most part clouds pour onshore and the fog is thickening. current temperatures, 59 in oakland. 63 and clearing in redwood city. novato dana says that hey, the is unis really trying hard to poke through the clouds. she says currently it is 65 degrees there in novato. thank you for checking in. it's really a robust sea breeze. it's encouraging the marine layer to move inland 50 miles. look at the wind speeds at sfo where we have over one-hour delays on some arriving flights. 11-mile-per-hour winds throughout the tri-valley. 14 concord, clayton and walnut creek. 11 in antioch. 18 fairfield. wind will continue to rotate to the west onshore 10 to 20 miles per hour. so it looks like june gloom feels like june gloom, but we do have some of the clearing in our inland areas. gradual warming beginning tomorrow. satellite-radar suggests this area of low pressure is beginning to sag south ejecting to the east and as it does so it's going to allow high pressure to build in just in time for th

city has been going on between that and the country's largest for-profit art school, including hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines unpaid by the school. city attorney dennis herera complains that the converted student housing is exacerbating the scarce supply of affordable housing and this may have been the school's way of dealing with an enrollment bm of 5,000 students in 1992 to more than 18,000 at one point they want them to pay potentially tens of millions of dollars in penalties, in addition to restoring the buildings to residential use. what remains to be seen how much was affordable housing before. the school's attorney told "the chronicle" the university spent $8 million during nine years putting together an environmental impact report that had to be done before these properties can even be legalized. a report the attorney says should be done by july 1st. that also remains to be seen. we should be hearing more details after the press conference held by the cityattorney at 10:30 this morning at city hall. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it is 5:33. breaking news, the latest jobs numbers came down within the last couple of minutes. let's hand things over to scott mcgrew with a break down of those numbers. >> we are looking okay. 160,000 jobs added in the month of april. that is not quite what we were looking for because the numbers up until now have been plus 200,000 for quite some time. the momentum we had coming into 2016 may be lost just a bit. the unemployment rate stays steady at 5%. when you look at this in a political view, and these days have to look at these things in a political view, it's a solid number for the administration as that unemployment rate stays low. back to you. >> thank you. >>> volunteers are launching a fund-raising effort to repair a meals on wheels truck that was carjacked and ended in a police chase and a crash. a man and woman carjacked that meals on wheels truck at a distribution

the mayor of devow city, the 3rd biggest city in the philippines and plagued by crime problems cleaned up the city and promising to do that for the rest of country. >> that's right. he was the mayor of devow city for 20 years and according to what i heard, you talk in the morning, you will be safe and if something happens to you, he will go to the problem and he is advocating that you should follow the law and being paid by the taxpayers' money. >> there was questions because he had reputation of trying to take care of crime without going through the process of a court proceeding and accusations of death squads and assassinating criminals without a trial. calling them dirty harry and the donald trump, very brash and outspoken and says controversial things, he talked about the rape of an australian nun that was attacked at an uprising and said distasteful things and that doesn't seem to change people's minds. >> that's true. the people in the philippines are fed up for the normal rhetoric that doesn't do anything, any good for the poor people. when he says something, he will give you warning and if

the sign, the restaurant changed its name on city documents to harbor villa more than a year ago and ownership also changed on city paperwork. by law the city says that change in ownership requires that a restaurant's old inspection records be removed from the city's website. in 2014, the restaurant listed brand new owner. but those owners still worked for the same corporation. and last year there was new ownership again. this time the corporation name did change from sd chew incorporated to sc lang. the two officers of the corporation stayed exactly the same. >> if the city knew it's the same people running that restaurant, why would it allow it to be able to wipe away their history of violation. >> if i owned a restaurant and you bought it, should my poor history follow you? >> but these aren't different owners. >> but the incorporation is different. >> wouldn't you want to know if you were to eat at a restaurant considered so dirty the city was forced to shut it down? >> i think the majority of people in san francisco don't think about those things. >> the city's website says the restaurant was only forced to close twice instead of seven

city at the assembly. the city by the sea will not go off the financial cliff. 150 days to get its financial house in order, complete with state aid and the promise there will not be an immediate takeover. standoff between the assembly and the governor. bipartisan dealmaking. as soon as the ink is dry they will start working to build a better financial future. right before the summer tourist season. bill: they still haven't solved the overall structure you know, we talk about this as far as legalizing gambling. >> but i think the point you made before, it's not going to save atlantic city i'm here at princeton university. behind me is a group of protesters, a bioethicist, professor at princeton university. killing the infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person. sometimes it is not wrong at all. his view is a schoolwide issue affecting people like me have been dismissing at least for the last ten years, and it has got to stop. >> a phd student until the school discriminated against her. she then went on a 28 day hunger strike. >> there would not be people from the school dismissed. >> they have even given princeton a report card. and it looks like all f's accept for the loss of money with no accountability. >> disability advocate had this comparison. >> it really comes from the early 30s. justify. for the gas chamber. >> extremely upset, calling for them to be fired or to resign. they were different perspective. maybe even a disability institute. they have no comment at this time, and the professor could not be reached by e-mail or phone. i want to know your t

by july 1st. and is surprised at what the city is doing now filing this lawsuit. we are expecting to learn more at a press conference at cityby the city attorney. >>> 6:33. attorneys for former 49er star dana stubblefield are expected to reveal more evidence they say proves his innocence. they say he sexually assaulted a developmentally disabled woman last year after she interviewed for a job. >>> a historic but unsettling find at a construction site in west berkeley. a second set of partial human remains were found there at a site currently under development. they are believed to be those from an indian that was the predominant native american tribe in the bay area. another set of remains was found last week. those have been removed under the supervision of a tribal leader for burial elsewhere. >>> the murder case against one of the san jose brothers accused of killing their parents might get fastracked. both brothers were in court yesterday. the 22-year-old and his 17-year-old brother were kept away from cameras. their lawyers say they are ready to move forward and be back in court monday. legal experts say that's rare. >

the restaurant changed its name on city documents to harbor villa more than a year ago and over the years ownership also changed on city paperwork and by law the city says that change in ownership requires that a restaurant's old inspection record be removed from the city's website. in 2014, the restaurant listed brand new owners. but those owners still worked for the same corporation. and last year there was new ownership again. this time the corporation name did change from sc sc hx u to scluang but the two officers stayed the same. >> so if the city knew it's the same people running that restaurant why would it allow it to wipe away their history of violation? >> if i owned a restaurant again, and you bought it, should my poor history follow you? >> but these aren't different owners. it's the same people. >> but the incorporation is different. >> wouldn't you want to know if you were about to eat at a restaurant that was considered so dirty, the city was forced to shut it down? >> um, i think a majority of people in san francisco don't think about those things. >> reporter: so the city's website says the restaurant was only forced to close twice

controlled by the city and also to findsites that are being used for other purposes to be used for navigation centers and also properties that are owned and used by other public organizations within the city for instance we have one that is owned by the school district. does this mean as a city that we require more resources? absolutely it does. but i think that in the end it will be a lot less costly to do what we are doing and to actually target populations by actually providing an opening navigation centers and the studies who have looked at how cities respond to homelessness la as an example shows that if you do not do that you do not spend more time as far as resources whether it is the er or cleaning streets all of those things that come along we don't strategically respond make it more expensive. the amendments i have are amendments that come out of discussions that we have had within the last month or so. we have met with homeless providers, community leaders, homeless people themselves, merchants, residents, and with my colleagues to the extent allowed by the board of supervisors and i want to thank everyone of you for your comments. we take your feedback to heart. the amendments

, but district officials say city voters in 2013 approved a change to the city charter that separated city spending from the federal government with only a cursory review byongress necessary for city money. house republicans on a party line committee vote passed a measure to nullify the city's attempt at limited independence on its budget. >> this is not meant to do anything other than try to address what the intent of congress was when it passed the home rule act. >> eleanor holmes norton denounced the vote at historic interference and vowed to fight the bill if it moved from the house to the senate. >> i do want to stress that we are by no means giving up in congress and that's why we've already been at work in the senate. >> the issue is important to d.c. beyond independent spending. the federal budget process in recent years has stalled on capitol hill, often delayed by months when the city can spend its own locally raised revenue. the city budget was $13 billion a year which about 9 billion is raised by local taxpayers. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> items for one of the greatest sports moments of the 20th century are now on the auction b

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sign, the restaurant changed its name on city documents to harbor villa a year ago and over the years ownership also changes on city paperwork. by law, the city says that change in ownership requires that a restaurant's old inspection records be removed from the city's website. 2014, the restaurant listed brand-new owners but those owners still worked for the same corporation. last year there was new ownership again, this time, the corporation name changes from s.c. chu incorporated so s.c. luang but the officers stayed the same. if the city knew it was the same people running the restaurant, why would it allow it to wipe away their history of violation. >> if i owns a restaurant, again, and you bought it, should my poor history follow you? >> but these aren't different owners it's the same people. >> but the incorporation is different. >> wouldn't you want to know if you're about to eat at a restaurant considered so dirty the city was forced to shut it down? >> i think a majority of people in san francisco don't think about those things. >> reporter: so the city's website says the restaurant was only forced to close twice, instead of seven t

chamber is experience being unprecedented change driven by a rapidly growing economic growth and wealth here in our city one that is envied by cities around the country and one that lous us to boast 3% unemployment rate here in san francisco yesterday. however, with this change, we're experiencing the fastest-growing income gap in the country. according to our own data, our human services agency, one rivaled only countries like rwanda. for too many families, this displacement comes in the form of eviction. in recent poll commissioned by toddco this past week, it shows that 7 a% of san franciscans are concerned that the rent is too high and 10% is concerned that rent is too high. only 4% stated it's not a concern or certaining. we are seeing that we're becoming a city that is rapidly becoming unaffordable with record levels of evictions an rent here in our city. there is a pervasive sense that we're losing the city we once loved along with the community one person at a time from friends, parishioners. businesses to teachers nurses and artists. nimmune to the wave of displacement sweeping our bay area. but we can do more to address t

machines on city property or served at city meetings have [inaudible] >> we amended a committee last week. our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions eachyear in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants on

machines on city property or served at city meetings have [inaudible] >> we amended a committee last week. our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants o

discussed that the city will sue you if you voted to give us a supplemental cola that's the serving part and we the pob sued the city and county of san francisco we were told by the cityney go ahead do you'll never get a penny go ahead and waste our time question won it went to appeal we won again so the city attorney that has lost in the court your between a rock and a hard place you'll get sues by the city attorney not by the pob you'll get sues by many retirees we'll have to sue your good evening to go sued do you want to be on the moral side or just go under the treads of the city attorney and fold this is something you guys have to think about you're our representatives so the technical thing i want to say none has brought this up but the lawyer sustained set the record straight (laughter). >> all right. >> let's wrap up this business. >> (laughter). is there any additional public comment? >> public comment is closed. thank you very much folks the next item please. >> i'm sorry. >> the retirement board reports and comments the reports were submitted and i'd like to take the reports as submit and take public comment on item 16 anyone wish to comment on item seeing

machines on city property or served at city meetings have [inaudible] >> we amended a committee last week. our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants o

controlled by the city and also to findsites that are being used for other purposes to be used for navigation centers and also properties that are owned and used by other public organizations within the city for instance we have one that is owned by the school district. does this mean as a city that we require more resources? absolutely it does. but i think that in the end it will be a lot less costly to do what we are doing and to actually target populations by actually providing an opening navigation centers and the studies who have looked at how cities respond to homelessness la as an example shows that if you do not do that you do not spend more time as far as resources whether it is the er or cleaning streets all of those things that come along we don't strategically respond make it more expensive. the amendments i have are amendments that come out of discussions that we have had within the last month or so. we have met with homeless providers, community leaders, homeless people themselves, merchants, residents, and with my colleagues to the extent allowed by the board of supervisors and i want to thank everyone of you for your comments. we take your feedback to heart. the amendments

seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when you submit a complaint to the charitable online complaint form you'll receive a unique tracking number that inturgz to detector or determine in investigators need additional information by law the city employee that provide information to the whistle blower program are protected and an employer may not retaliate against an employee that is a whistle blower any employee that retaliates against another that employee is subjected up to including submittal employees that retaliate will personal be liable please visit the sf ethics.org and information on reporting retaliation that when fraud is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www.. >> working for t

city. otherwise, 89 degrees in the city and some spots will be touching 90 degrees. as we go hour by hour, the skies stay clear overnight. even tomorrow morning. beautiful. high clouds building in. but after 2:00 o'clock a spotty showers north and west of the citynd then during the evening they ride into north jersey. for the most part most of us will be dry. here's something i want to show you it's call the stick factor. how humid is it going to be over the neck several days. humidity low for thursday. friday muggy and saturday and sunday on the muggy side but not oppressive i don't want anyone to scare you saying how humid it's going to be out there. tomorrow will be hot. but it will be comfortable. watching the tropics area disturbed weather could develop into a tropical system by thursday or friday. more likely friday and it's going to be drifting toward the northwest toward the southeastern coast. we'll keep an eye on that as we go through the weekend. right now it doesn't look like it will impact our holiday week and. in the city overnight 66. sub burst 62. mainly clear. tomorrow 89 with a spotty late day shower. mostly sunny. it is going to be a beautiful day. as you plan your day wake up. head out the door breakfast 70 degrees. by lunch

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city. the city which has mostly been an old quaker city with important anglican elements. but dominated by anglophone, german elements. all of a sudden you had this influx of thousands of french people, catholic and colored. with completely different traditions and one which, completely different food culture,e tc. this is represented somewhere around 10% of the publishing. philadelphia is a small place at this time. -- 10% of the population. it is densely compact. you can walk from one side of the other two for littlefield in 15 minutes. i think of it like a current college campus. you will recognize faces as you walk through the street. all of a sudden somewhere between 5000 french arrived in philadelphia during this period. they changed the nature of the city. they opened bakeries bookshops, , they started printing french newspapers. there were french silversmiths, artisans of all kinds. the people catering to the philadelphia elite, the french dance instructors, language instructors, all kinds of things. the city became a much more cosmopolitan place, than it had ever been oriented tow

seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when you submit a complaint to the charitable online complaint form you'll receive a unique tracking number that inturgz to detector or determine in investigators need additional information by law the city employee that provide information to the whistle blower program are protected and an employer may not retaliate against an employee that is a whistle blower any employee that retaliates against another that employee is subjected up to including submittal employees that retaliate will personal be liable please visit the sf ethics.org and information on reporting retaliation that when fraud is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www. >>> >> >> >> >>>

seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when you submit a complaint to the charitable online complaint form you'll receive a unique tracking number that inturgz to detector or determine in investigators need additional information by law the city employee that provide information to the whistle blower program are protected and an employer may not retaliate against an employee that is a whistle blower any employee that retaliates against another that employee is subjected up to including submittal employees that retaliate will personal be liable please visit the sf ethics.org and information on reporting retaliation that when fraud is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www.lee. >> well, good

city overnight looking for temperature of 68. in the suburbs 63. mainly clear and very warm. so tomorrow morning at 7am it's 70 in the city. at the atlantic city airport it's 69. by the noon hour, it's already 86 in philadelphia. feeling like 90. 85 in allentown and 84 degrees in lancaster. coming up on that seven day forecast we'll talk about how long the summer like heat is going to last. when is the best time for showers and storms to move in and your forecast from the city to the shore. we know that in the city it's going to be hot. the best place to be is going to be down the shore. those great sea breezes our fox 29's chris o'connell is live in ocean city. i have to tell you, chris, it looks like everybody is ready. is the shore ready? >> reporter: feel that ocean breeze right now. kathy you were down here earlier tonight. you know the thursday before memorial day it's like the night before christmas down here at the shore. we took ride for several shore towns tonight and we're seeing a lot of this, people getting ready for summer. it's girls night out for meg, elaine finley piper and tatum from fox chase. >> they've been waiting for it all week they knew w

machines on city property or served at city meetings have [inaudible] >> we amended a committee last week. our city has a very strong record of prioritizingiment provement in public health by encouraging healthy life styles for employees and residentsment healthy eating is a key factor reducing a number of chronic conditions we see prevalent across the city and here in san francisco including obesity, heart disease, stroke, cancer and other threatening disease. this cost the taxpayers millions each year in health car can you cost jz believe it should be a priority to lower the cost. i do believe we should dpoo everything in our power to implement policies that seek to benefit the public and make the holethy choice a easy choice. we started this dialogue in earnest over the past several years with the tax discussions last year. a father of 3 young children and believe by leading in example in this regard and the city should lead as well. the healthy beverage snam policy will be one the staungest in the country. it will shet nutrition guideline jz standards sold in vending machine jz food and beverages served in city events using public resource squz encourages restaurants o

discussed that the city will sue you if you voted to give us a supplemental cola that's the serving part and we the pob sued the city and county of san francisco we were told by the city attorney go ahead do you'll never get a penny go ahead and waste our time question won it went to appeal we won again so the city attorney that has lost in the court your between a rock and a hard place you'll get sues by the city attorney not by the pob you'll get sues by many retirees we'll have to sue your good evening to go sued do you want to be on the moral side or just go under the treads of the city attorney and fold this is something you guys have to think about you're our representatives so the technical thing i want to say none has brought this up but the lawyer sustained set the record straight (laughter). >> all right. >> let's wrap up this business. >> (laughter). is there any additional public comment? >> public comment is closed. thank you very much folks the next item please. >> i'm sorry. >> the retirement board reports and comments the reports were submitted and i'd like to take the reports as submit and take public comment on item 16 anyone wish to comment on item

city, you can still get the last five years worth of violation records for any restaurant regardless of ownership changes by submitting a public records request to city government. that of course will take days. a much easier procession would be to simply check the city's website. but if the restaurant changed owners, that online record gets erased. >> okay. that's complicated. thank you. >> if you have a tip, you can call or send an e-mail. lots of good information. >>> let's turn things over to our chief meteorologist. >> we're doing good. we have a warm-up coming our way. i know you've been hearing about that. certainly big heat inland with near 90 degrees expected. let's take you to the micro climate forecast. and the key thing, this dry offshore wind. 10 to 20 miles an hour. because of that offshore wind of the morning hours that we will have clear skies across the south bayh and 53 degrees. for the east bay, 51. san francisco, a little of that micro climate forecast. 90 degrees tomorrow. san jose, 87. and yes, that is pacifica at 73 degrees. back to palo alto. a sunny 86. fran going to 76 for the financial district and 74 for the mission. for the north bay, east bay and the tri-valley. we'll find temperatures going up nearly 15 degrees tomorrow i

you can see how it's over by surf city, atlantic city is drying out a little bit. this is not pushing to the east like rain yesterday, it's pretty much just kind of staying to the east and will probably start to generally pull out to sea most of us that is out that way. i am picking up a slight little shower coming through reading and lees port and fleetwood. if you see some of it in southeastern pennsylvania it will be here and gone in not. we have sunny skies with breaks developing over the airport. that will be the pattern this morning away from the shorepoints where you have the showery activity where you have clouds and sun, over close are to the coast, spotty shower. 56 degrees, comfortable winds, a good looking morning and feeling good, too, there's the cloud cover this is beginning to break apart over to the east and cloudier and slightly damp. future tracker 6 picking up the showers and breaking them down by noon where you have a spotty shower or thundershower. there's another one coming through this afternoon 5:00 p.m. it's getting ready to be done. in th

slate towards the city by the bay, the city of san francisco where the temperatures aren't really bad. 55 now in san francisco and santa rosa. otherwise 58 apiece in oakland and in redwood city. it's 57 in san jose where the winds are kicking up out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour there. otherwise, 10 in pleasanton. when you factor in the 10-mile- per-hour wind or that 15 in fairfield, feels chilly as you step out to begin your "hump day." today's temperatures mostly cloudy in the 50s, 60s, a few 70s. these temperatures are still averaging about 2 to 5 degrees below average. we are going to talk about the memorial day weekend forecast later on. >>> happening today in san francisco, a justice summit puts a topic in the spotlight that people feel strongly bushes the issue use of force. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at police headquarters on the event that may spark major change in san francisco. anne. >> reporter: yeah, this is actually an annual event put on by the city's public defender but this year's event is certainly taking on new urgency in the wake of several deadly police shootings over the past couple of years. they brought a lot of criticism to the department w

seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when you submit a complaint to the charitable online complaint form you'll receive a unique tracking number that inturgz to detector or determine in investigators need additional information by law the city employee that provide information to the whistle blower program are protected and an employer may not retaliate against an employee that is a whistle blower any employee that retaliates against another that employee is subjected up to including submittal employees that retaliate will personal be liable please visit the sf ethics.org and information on reporting retaliation that when fraud is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www.

city hall city hall releasing the video by those who want the police chief fired. officials say demonstrators broke windows and broke decorative iron work. >> it had damage to this historic building. this is the people's palace. >> some reporters claim they were roughed up by police officers during that protest. deputies ended up arresting 33 demonstrators. >>> primaries were held yesterday in oregon. there is still a little uncertainty about up with of those races. no surprise here, as republicans voted for donald trump, leaving him another 81 delegates officially saleing up the nomination. democrats in oregon, meantime, chose bernie sanders. sanders still needs more than 800 delegates if he wants to wrestle away the nomination from hillary clinton. in kentucky, they are calling hillary clinton the apparent winner, with less than 100 dem gather from clinching the nomination. >> i am the only candidate. the only candidate with a plan, a $30 billion plan to help poll country. >> kentucky republicans did not go to the polls yesterday. while we're talking about politics and reaching our area, despite the delegate gap, bernie sanders is pressing in california. >> he is here in the bay area, holding two rallies. he set up the villejo fairgrounds. democratic presidential hopeful is stumping for votes. sanders organizers say they expect the rally to be filled to capacity. some estimate a crowd of 10 to 1518,000 people. >>> all right, water bottles out there today, sunscreen and everything else at like 4:00, 5:00 yesterday, we saw temperatures reaching 90. >> we definitely have widespread 90s across the bay area. we will continue to have temperatures today reaping into the 90s inland and looking at oakland now as we get a view of oracle arenevada we are going to have more of the hot weather again today with 90s inland. a little relief along the coastline. i'll talk about that. we will look ahead to much cooler temperatures and rain for the we can't coming up in a few minutes. right now an update on the bay bridge. >> also, we have a backup as that backup is starting to clear already. they may have opened up to the any lanes. another crossing. san mateo bridges over on the right-hand side, you see the folks coming over as well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up next, we investigate -- >> it's extraordinarily long lived. once it gets into the environment, it almost never breaks down? it's a chemical that has been called virtually indestructible. now it's showing up in california water. next, we will relegal e veal the new evidence as the government focuses. . >>> at 4:40. an exclusive airport keeping it on standby in the event of a crash. now the government is concerned about the evidence found in firefighting foam. >>> liz wagner explains where the chemicals are ending up. >> good morning, foam is a powerful tool to fight fire. airports use it. and military bases like the department of defense. toxic capitals have been fades out, local departments say they use the environment ally friendly kind. for decades, foam was made up of toxic capitals. they're virtually indestructible. now the military is testing around its bases. 85 of them are in california. the e is also requiring public water systems to test for the contaminants. we analyzed agency data and found hits in 28 drinking water supplies in california. that's more than any other state. pleasanton reported two low level deckss in 20s 13 and 'tween 2014. officials there say they don't believe there is a health risk. they called emergency contaminants, with plans to issue a new health advisory for the summer. it's only a guide, as we learned the e doesn't regulate the chemicals in water. you can watch it online, click on the investigations tab. guys. >> thanks so much, liz. if you have an investigative unit, give us a call. or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> coming up next, cars that might best be described as a sticky situation. we'll explain why next. this pimple's gonna last forever. aw com'on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. let's be clear. clearasil works fast. >> traffic and weather together. >> altogether. >> altogether now. >> one at a time. now in the attic. >> oh, yeah, all you have to do is wait a few days. >> today, instead of tomorrow. today and then it cools down drastically. as we take a live look at the bay bridge. a little low clouds in some spots. a little flaglare on the camera there. san francisco, we will have cooler temperatures. as you head out, a mild morning with mostly clear skies. shortly before 6:00. warming temperatures for the inland areas. but the coastline will be cooler today. so a wide range in temperatures. it will stay clear as we go into this evening and onset at 8:13. let's break it down for san jose. 7:00, 53 degrees. into the mid-70s already by 10:00. yeah, that will be another spot where it's just as hot as it did yesterday. we will draw all the microclimates, 87 in gilroy, san mateo 73 degrees on the embarcadero. 92 on fairfield, concord is up to 88 degrees and san money 87 degrees. heading into the next several days, we will have some showers moving into the forecast. this happens for the weekend. mainly during the afternoon. we see the green covering here on the computer model. >> that shows that we will have some rain moving through. this is what the radar and satellite can look like, shows after that the rain moves out. we could have the possibility of at least a tenth of an inch of rain in some areas, a little more yesterday. we'll have to see how this pans out over the next couple of days. plan on a chance of rain on saturday. that's when the temperatures will be lowest. dipping below average after being so warm yesterday and today. let's head over to mike now, starting with a check of the peninsula. >> a great spot, the billboards across here off the 101. palo alto typically doesn't have a problem. not until at san rafael. you can use the direction down toward the golden gate bridge. it has held clear. it looks like they got everything over. that's great, fast track, filling a little in there. free monday, we show you the bridge, using the headlights, that includes the south bay. >> google is expected to dive deeper into a virtual reality. >> good morning. >> good morning to you both. wall street could add to tuesday's losses. futures are lower this morning. stocks have fed stitial i officials suggesting they could raise interest rates as early as june and following a big jump in prices last month. we bet the minutes from april's fed meeting and lowe's and target, the dow fol falling to 17529 t. nasdaq down to 59 to 4917. dpoogle is holding the annual conference today. it's expected to unveil a gadget that uses artificial intelligence. to compete with the echo device. google is reportedly working on a dedicated viewer to go up against facebook's rift and samsung's galaxy samsung is using a new device with voice demand alexa. the journal says it will let users get to websites and images even when their hands are covered in flour. they have been working on this for quite some time. over to you. >> do you think they will improve things? >> you never know. >> they filed a new patent from google, it may one day improve the safety of robotic cars. google has to attach a fly paper to its deliverless car for the excomplusive surface. google is theorizes where it's from. the victim would stick to the car instead of being hurt by hitting the ground. google says the patent does not foreshadow a product in the pipeline. >> do you want to be stuck to a car? >> i don't know, 4:49, for the 3rd year in a row, washington, d.c. is helping the healthiest estimate here's the american fitness index as ranked by the american college of sports medicine. san francisco bay area comes in fifth. the good news, more people are working out. three-quarters of the american population includes exercising in the last 30 days up from about two-thirds just a year ago. >>> we got better hiking in san francisco. 4:49, in town the nation's largest security technology firm says it's an alarming trend within it comes to finding diet and health information online. almost 60% of those who asked said they would start a diet promotion before summer starts a. third said they did klink on links before knowing whether the site was le nit mat. they say many of the sites are not security. you better be guarding your personal information carefully. >>> home burglaries are up. coming up, what the city's police say they used to do to catch thieves and protect people. >>> but first happening right now, meteorologist carrie hall told us it will be a great day to click the area app. it's quick, it's fry. >>> great white sharks off the coast of santa cruz county. you can see that video if you dare, up close and personal on our facebook page. we will see you again in two minutes. dublin police are hoping some simple high tech tools to their crime fighting arsenal. >>> the dublin police department is looking to add some simple but high-tech tools to its fighting arsenal. police right now are requesting a half million dollars to install license plate meters on the 580 exit all the way into dublin. some patrol cars and police say in march the number of home burglaries doubled. some people questioned the added layer of under surveillance. >> i do value my privacy and so i'm a little concerned about that. >> so that's not all they're thinking of doing. dublin authorities are requesting the abil