there's a great tool that have actually reduced the number of people that are detained at city ha hall. i saw 1 hundred and 50 but it hovered around 1 hundred and thirty but now, it's like 90, 80, 45 which is remarkable. now we also have a very strong community assessment referral center known as caterpillar of young people before they would get into the juvenile hall system. that's why i'm taken auerbach to arm our probation officer officers. i understand the need for officers to feel safe in the environment but i find it difficult to find that bringing more guns into the city will be a good way to do their work. in the of, of course, i mentioned the light of '92 town it's difficult to promote to have morgan use age. what's also unique right now is we're seeing that youth crime is at is lowest level it's been for a long time. i've seen a gentleman doing a lot of work around youth violence and we've seen the lottery number in 2000 we had 6 percent down and in the 60 and 70s youth arrest is high and annoy in 2011 we're seeing 4 percent. so in the 1990s the homicide rate for san francisc

honestly, that is not something city hall has done in good enough job with. in many ways, we at city hall feel we're off the hook in that area, that we do not have to worry about our public schools, that other people haven't covered. i think the city can do a tremendous amount. it can do a tremendous amount for our families. one thing i learned from my predecessor, chris daly, is what we can do to ensure we are prioritizing parts and affordable housing for our families and -- prioritizing parks and affordable housing for our families. i think that we need to support things that our schools cannot fund, like summer school. i would love for our city, in better revenue years, to have the longest school year and the longest school day, to really model for the rest of california what you can do if you really fund schools. so, that is the third area. hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch f

has a nice, fresh, new coat of paint. crews are working to cover up the graffiti that was on the bridge. city hall has received hundreds of complaints over the past few years about all the grafyty there. crews after finishing up here are headed south to clean up the mckie road bridge. >>> making the way for a clean, fresh day. let's hope it last for a while. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >>> good morning, laura and john and to you at home. a good-looking day shaping up, just about as warm as yesterday. a few degrees cooler. what happens is that marine layer thickens up and starts to move inland. this morning, it looks like it will reach livermore. 54, sunnyvale. good morning to you, oakland at 56 degrees. look at all these cities reporting winds out of the west. that cool ocean air moving on shore. that will be the case as we head throughout the day. pretty nice. not too hot, not too cold. down right perfect. as this area of low pressure continues to track closer and closer to us. we are going to notice those temperatures continue to tumble. they will be the coolest

city hall. you've probably seen her here before and at sacramento, and as well m. alicia duke has a very analytical mind and we often rely on her for [speaker not understood] grammatical errors. whether or not we like it she'll tell us, there's a misspelling here. she's experienced in the nonprofit and community organizations and i would highly recommend her for this. this is critical for stabilizing the area that's being impacted. low-income seniors, people with disabilities are being put out -- they're being moved out of soma for economic reasons. and, so, it's very important to have somebody from this community, from this constituency who knows exactly who is on the ground, in communication with everyone there. strongly support m. alicia duke. thank you very much. ~ sam alicia duke. >> thank you. >>> again, good afternoon, supervisors. i'm here for the real reason to support sam duke. now, james only mentioned about her association with senior and disability action. my background with her goes way back -- i mean, way back to the early days of para transit ~. she was very good i

must be very proud to see this beautiful bust now in this wonderful position standing in city hall because he has been working so long on this project. and i really would like to commend him and thank him for his tenacity. of course there are many more that i have to think, the artists and the sponsors and the political leadership of the city who all have supported this project but i think that he deserves a special thank you. [ applause ] . >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. >> now, i'm not going to add detail to sutro's biography, because i think that you may be hearing more of that from others, more knowledgeable ones. but let me just add one brief personal impression on his personality. i have developed the ha bit of going out to jobs on sunday mornings on ocean beach and when i was driving out there yesterday morning from my home in jackson corner, in light, sunday morning traffic. by the street, it is still took me about 20 minutes to get from there to actually the parking grounds at the cliff house. and while i was driving there and thinking about today's ceremony, i felt that i

city hall has received hundreds of complaints over the past few years about the graffiti. >>> a little update, a special fund-raiser being held for that martinez boy hurt in the boston marathon bombing. aaron hearn, great to see him smiling out there. this was following several surgeries on his leg after one of the bombs went off just a few feet away from him in boston. tonight, armando is hosting a concert to help raise money for hearn and his family. the show starts at 8:00. tickets, $15 per person. >>> and it's been discovered, the surviving suspect in those bombings scrawled a note inside of that boat where he was found by police. sources telling nbc news, dzhokhar tsarnaev's message reads in part, the bombings were in retaliation for american action against muslims. the 19-year-old is in a federal prison currently in massachusetts. he's being charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and could face the death penalty. >>> those boston marathon bombings are prompting changes to this weekend's very popular bay to breakers race in san francisco. race organizers, police and city

has been a staple in the city since the early 1950s. no word yet on the cause of the fire or the extent of the damage. >>> strange twist now from oakland city hall. the city has just canceled a news conference it set for 12:30 today. city officials were to unveil an independent report with recommendations on how the city should try to reduce crime. here's the background. the city paid a quarter million dollars to commission this report prepared by a team of consultants that includes bill bratton, the former los angeles police chief who also served as commissioner of the new york and boston police departments. the initial recommendations were expected to deal specifically with burglaries and robberies. but again, late word that the news conference has been canceled. we have crews working on this to see -- to find out more information about that report and also why city officials are now not talking about it. >>> finally back home. a joyous homecoming this morning for one of the three women held captive inside a cleveland house for 10 years. cbs reporter ines ferre with more on the investigation. >> reporter: thanks, michelle. and gina dejesus jus

the fact that we have not done much about that in city hall i think has it change. that certainly is something i will be focused on in the beginning here in city hall. putting people back to work. it is an individual issue but it is a family issue and we've a lot of families still struggling and i think people have lost sight of that. hopefully we will be getting out of the recession soon but we need to do a lot to accelerate getting out of that recession, making sure families are back at work and children are provided for. to me that is my biggest priority. i think that we do lose a lot of sight in the past district supervisors lost sight of the fact that we do represent san francisco as a whole and we need to make sure in city hall we are enacting policies, laws and legislation that move the city forward as a whole. these are the neighborhoods i grew up in, so for me it is fun to be in them to really understand what is going on and be able it fundamentals some of the thinking and some of the people that are making decisions. >> right here we played football. flag f

the mother falcon has been nesting on the city hall for years and one of the chicks has died after flying into the side of a building. biologists say it happened as a parent passed food to it in midair. thousands have watched the falcons on the feed provided by the santa cruz research group. >> there will be new sunshine labeling waters "waterproof" and require they filter uva and uvv rays to make them more effective. despite the new rules, consumer watch dog group says many sunscreens carry spf ratings that are misleading and potentially dangerous because they do not provide effective protection. >> a study finds that the version of the whooping cough vaccine does not protect kids as well as the old one. researchers at kaiser permanente studied children in california in 2011 and found teens who received the old vaccine used in the 1990's were less likely to develop whooping cough. the teens would got the new vaccine had lower protection and were more at risk. researchers say the original vaccine was phased out because of health concerns. the study calls for a new vaccine that is both saf

has been reported. the detained you will be taken to city hall, not jail, unless a serious crime has been committed.y will sit down with a counselor to determine if they need any more help. then, they will be released to their guardians. >> police stated that the curfew is already in force. >> police also be watching for adults with a history of violence. people on parole will be told about a community reentry program, for example it is aimed at helping them find jobs. >> this will show men and women that they have other options no matter what their past history is. we will let them know that it is possible for them to get out and be successful. >> the curfew on young people was adopted by the city council in mid-90s but this week there really enforcing it. >> here is a developing story of a plane that crashed into an apartment building in her done, virginia. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. here is video of the plane. it was fly from philadelphia and ran out of fuel. the plane was on the way to land but it crash. the pile it stumbled out of the plane and told when a residen

city of montpellier. it is less than two weeks since france's gay marriage bill was signed into law. the ceremony was held at city hall. the gay community has hailed the wedding as a beautiful moment the first of many as hundreds of couples planned to do the same thing nine weeks to come. >> for more on the story, we are joined on the line from paris. this has been a controversial issue in france for a long time. how much opposition has there been to today's ceremony? >> i'm sure all the people who are opposed to gay marriage from the start of opposed to the ceremony, but in terms of actual protests, there has been nothing significant. police were there in a certain degree of force to deter any troublemakers. i do not think there was any real risk, though there could have been crowds of people shouting and heckling. there are many people who still remain bitterly opposed to the whole idea of gay marriage, not because they are necessarily anti-gay, but because they believe marriage has been changed in a way that they do not like. those people will remain unhappy, but i would say the vast majority of people have accepted that now the law has

city of montpellier. it is less than two weeks since france's gay marriage bill was signed into law. the ceremony was held at city hall. the gay community has hailed the wedding as a beautiful moment the first of many as hundreds of couples planned to do the same thing nine weeks to come. >> for more on the story, we are joined on the line from paris. this has been a controversial issue in france for a long time. how much opposition has there been to today's ceremony? >> i'm sure all the people who are opposed to gay marriage from the start of opposed to the ceremony, but in terms of actual protests, there has been nothing significant. police were there in a certain degree of force to deter any troublemakers. i do not think there was any real risk, though there could have been crowds of people shouting and heckling. there are many people who still remain bitterly opposed to the whole idea of gay marriage, not because they are necessarily anti-gay, but because they believe marriage has been changed in a way that they do not like. those people will remain unhappy, but i would say the vast majority of people have accepted that now the law has

has now been taken to jail. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 5:02, later this morning, acting police chief, this after the stunning resignation which shook up city hall. claudine wong has more on the story, you have more, claudine? >> reporter: that's right, this press conference is set to get underway. this among we will look at the report which he helps to decide and he announced he is stepping down and turned the conference report onto the chief and the mayor is still trying to keep the focus on the information ahead. >> i know you are all coming tomorrow and i want you to listen to the report and hear from the chief and how he thinks they made a lot of progress just in the few months that they have already started implementing things. >> reporter: but who will lead the city in this next phase, chief hour jordan will take over as acting chief and he insists it will be business as usual in the department. >> the situation is no different than when the chief goes on vacation or is away on work-related issues. i am running the day-to-day related departments and wile be working hard to get into compliance and nothing has really changed. >> reporter: b

city jobs, while adding dozens of new police officers to the force. demonstrators have now crowded into city hall. that's where the city council has been discussing the budget proposal. >>> boy injured in the boston bombings is finally at home tonight. john spoke with the boy's parents and tells us what aaron wants most for his 12th birthday tomorrow. >> after what was likely the longest two weeks of their life, the hearn family arrived home this afternoon. >> able to kind of keep a little bit of tabs of what was going on back here, but fwhefr have really gotten the chance to -- to thank everybody for everything they've been doing for us back here while we were away. >> their almost 12-year-old son aaron was hurt in the bombing as his morphinished the boston marathon april 15th. he faces a lot of physical therapy. we didn't see aaron, but his parents say he should make a full recovery. >> going to take some time to work out and just physically, too. i mean, mentally, it's --. >> it's a longer road. >> there's a lot on his shoulders right now for a 12-year-old kid, seeing what he saw. >> some of aaron's schoolmates stopped by the h

. >> the detained youth will be taken to city hall, not jail, unless a series crime has been committed>> they'll sit down with a counselor to tomorrow if they need help, then be released to a guardian. >> we're not saying the youth is a problem. >> we are saying we don't want the youth to be exposed to any violence that's going on. >> police say the curfew already enforced on a nightly basis, but a that extra patrols could be on the streets for the foreseeable future or until the shootings stop. kron four news. >> people on parole will be told about a community reentry program aimed at finding jobs. >> this is one of our primary goals, by showing men and women there are other options, no matter what their past history. >> it's possible to still get out, be be living in society and be successful. >>> it is going to keep warming up in the next couple of days, even getting down right hot. >> our chief meteorologist is here. >>> the north bay, nineties, inland valleys, some 90s. >> we had temperatures in the 70s and 80s for the most part, 85 in santa rosa, 85 in napa, 70s down in the south

city government. he has always been a cherished colleague and friend to everyone in city hall. he's done the job, he gets the job done, never wanting credit, just the satisfaction of doing the right thing for the people he serves in the city and county of san francisco. i was thinking about the introduction of mayor ed lee lastity and we'll taking the time to think about ed as mayor and ed as leader. i've been lucky to know every single mayor in san francisco since my birth and mayor lee is quickly taking his place among the very best. i've seen ed grow into the mayor's role with great ease and aplomb and there's no surprise there. mayor lee is focusing on young people and guiding a rebust economic rebirth in san francisco. his interest in young people is quite genuine and he meets regularly with middle school principals, focusing on critical years for kids to stay engage the in school. recognizing that mayors can have tremendous impact in their communities, he co-sponsored the legislation to eradicate bullying from schools at the 2012 con conference of mayors. he is here today

once you enter city hall you'll be required to go through security. and annoy a finale john has been an educateor he has been performing at the washington, d.c. on may 9th. ladies and gentlemen, the gentleman john james. >> i have to perform two pizza lovers song and you'll never walk alone it pays contribute attribute to my family to my grandparents and daughter four generates but to the immigrants and american born. so i'm going to begin with the butterfly love song. long before shakespeare wrote this there's a famous chinese leniently who are forces to separate and die of traffic circumstances and return to life as butterflies. from that legion there's a chinese melody that originated from all the women in 1923 and that chinese melody later became the theme for the butterflies violin concerto. i honor this from china representing the generation of my grand parents who were chinese immigrants in the united states. i trofrm this in an expression of my own. >> don't confuse me. (clapping). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ma ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in (clapping) >> after m

city for 30 years until 1947. see, it is handy to keep mayor frank hague's desk around at that city hall because the desk has a riggedop drawer. the drawer doesn't just pull in toward whoever is sitting at the desk, it also pushes out to whoever is sitting across the desk. so if you're sitting across from the mayor, you can handedly deposit your envelope full of cash into his desk drawer without the mayor having to touch the money in front of you. that rigged desk is reportedly still at city hall, but you will never guess what happened there yesterday. hold on. it's coming up. weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it works differently than other laxatives. it draws water into your colon to unblock your system naturally. don't wait to feel great. [growl] we used to live with a bear. we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone. mom! [announcer] you are how you sleep. tempur-pedic. >>> if we are unable to do anythi

. >> super bowl 15 in 2016 has been awarded to san francisco. >> city hall in santa clara was a happy place when the nfl announced super bowl 50 is coming to levi stadium. the joy spread all the way to city hall in san francisco. the game is expected to pump $500 million into the bay area economy. the super bowl bid team says the party playing field will stretch from napa to monterrey, and they are already tackling regional improvements. >> we're going to have all the hotel rooms filled, we're going to improve our public transportation systems around the bay area. we're going to improve coordination between law enforcement agencies. >> thousands of people attending main events, transportation will be a key play. >> we're going to have party trains going from san francisco where a lot of people are staying to the stadium itself. >> the stadium is still under construction, and the area around it has some growing up to do. but organizers say the nfl's golden anniversary super bowl will shine. no matter how you slice it, there's a lot of work to do. >> that's okay. i think we can handle i

city for 30 years until 1947. see, it is handy to keep mayor frank hague's desk around at that city hall because the desk has a rigged-top the drawer doesn't just pull in toward whoever is sitting at the desk, it also pushes out to whoever is sitting across the desk. so if you're sitting across from the mayor, you can handedly deposit your envelope full of cash into his desk drawer without the mayor having to touch the money in front of you. that rigged desk is reportedly still at city hall, but you will never guess what happened there yesterday. hold on. it's coming up. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative