i think there will be 10 to 12 intersections about this is about transit equity city wide. if we look at the ada implementitation on all cornings throughout the city it is just as simple how to do something low scale not always using technology, using advertisement whether on a bulletin board or use painting of cross walks making sure they are adequately striped when construction occurs and can so longer see the line and striping. the sign done by vision zero sf if you hit someone while driving 5 miles over the limit you are all most twice as likely to kill. stick to the limit. very simple slogan, simple signage implemented and placed throughout the city. if we really implement things we don't always have to wait for technology to save the day, i think we can look at low key, low technology solutions that will solve some of the high incident concerns. >> thank you. cathy, you want to come up? >> good afternoon, chair yee. cathy deluke aand policy and program director of walk sf. here to talk about the vision zero action strategy which i'm surprised isn't higher up on the age

i think there will be 10 to 12 intersections about this is about transit equity city wide. if we look at the ada implementitation on all cornings throughout the city it is just as simple how to do something low scale not always using technology, using advertisement whether on a bulletin board or use painting of cross walks making sure they are adequately striped when construction occurs and can so longer see the line and striping. the sign done by vision zero sf if you hit someone while driving 5 miles over the limit you are all most twice as likely to kill. stick to the limit. very simple slogan, simple signage implemented and placed throughout the city. if we really implement things we don't always have to wait for technology to save the day, i think we can look at low key, low technology solutions that will solve some of the high incident concerns. >> thank you. cathy, you want to come up? >> good afternoon, chair yee. cathy deluke aand policy and program director of walk sf. here to talk about the vision zero action strategy which i'm surprised isn't higher up on the age

and so, i just want to ask, does this report, include city wide? >> yes thanks is city wide. >> okay, great. >> and i neglected to mention at the top of my presentation, that charles will be making a presentation for you, about our out reach today. so before i surrender the microphone to executive officer fried he will come up and do a deeper dive and how the out reach is influencing enrollment. >> great. thank you. >> we are also doing additional work to determine what our next phases of enrollment should be. and we are characterizing that work as a growth plan. >> and our growth plan covers these 6 topics. really focused at this point on completing the growth plan where we are intending to make a presentation at our commission in the april, may, time frame. and we will come to lafco as well. to share the results of our growth plan analysis. and it is really an effort to hit those same goals that i mentioned at the top of the meeting. in a, you know, a financially responsible way. growing our program from the 75,000 or so, account wez currently se

i think that's not to say other improvements cannot happen city-wide so there are other policies in here that talk about prioritizing streetscape improvements and programs and imp lmentitation that will happen in other part of the city but will let marry hupter from the sfmta speak directly to this. >> i want to say, maybe what i'm asking is we change the definition in how we define those high priorities because we are using frequency of incident where there are collisions without taking into consideration density. so, like anything in life with numbers you can approach it in very different ways and i'm indicating there is a flaw and just using one formula to figure what is high priority area. >> um, so it is one tool we use. it is a map we continuely show for prioritizing engineering and programs education enforcement but it is just one tool. in the action strategy exstates that we the high injury network but also do improvements city-wide recognizing that the high injury network cap schred about 70 percent. to get to zero we need to cover the other 30 percent so that is articulated in

i think there will be 10 to 12 intersections about this is about transit equity city wide. we look at the ada implementitation on all cornings throughout the city it is just as simple how to do something low scale not always using technology, using advertisement whether on a bulletin board or use painting of cross walks making sure they are adequately striped when construction occurs and can so longer see the line and striping. the sign done by vision zero sf if you hit someone while driving 5 miles over the limit you are all most twice as likely to kill. stick to the limit. very simple slogan, simple signage implemented and placed throughout the city. if we really implement things we don't always have to wait for technology to save the day, i think we can look at low key, low technology solutions that will solve some of the high incident concerns. >> thank you. cathy, you want to come up? >> good afternoon, chair yee. cathy deluke aand policy and program director of walk sf. here to talk about the vision zero action strategy which i'm surprised isn't higher up on the agend

>when it became obvious that the problem city wide problem, city officials activated the emergency operations center on turk street. the fire department, police department and transit agencies coordinated their response through out the day. pg&e also worked to fix the problem and was finally to restore power to all customers around by 5pm. during a press conference friday afternoon, a pg & e representative was asked why the circuit breaker failed. (grant) the fight over free speech on the over free the fight (grant) (grant) the fight over free speech on the u-c berkeley campus is far from over. plans for a visit by conservative republican ann coulter could be leading the university into a civil rights lawsuit. berkeley college republicans invited coulter to speak on campus on april 27th. but university officials say they did not approve the visit...and have concerns that protestors could become violent like in the past. so they of

evictions in san francisco is now leading to some major potential changes for renters and landlords city wide. >>> plus a new netflix series hitting home. the serious subject matter that prompted a peninsula school district to issue a warning to parents. >>> tomorrow could be a game changer for renters and landlords. two new laws are being introduced in response to our series on evictions in san francisco. >> we first exposed what appears to be widespread abuse. now renters could soon have an easier time proving their land lords are wrongfully trying to evict them. here's our investigative reporter. >> reporter: our reporting is leading to major potential changes city wide. here's what it means for you. if you have been under rent control for a while in san francisco your landlord could be making a lot more in rent by kicking you out and bringing a brand-new tenant in. that would be illegal but we discovered criminal charges are almost unheard of. and after months of investigating we discovered people in san francisco are getting kicked out at an alarming rate. >> put your names on it. and th

he will be working with our city-wide survey manager. and we're also currently applying for a 2017-18 co g grant for a consultant for the chinese american historic statement. lastly to better attract the status of article 10 and 11 designations the following performance measures were established. the first was to prepare landmark designation report within 150 hours so the most recent designation report was new era hall at 206 hours and that continues to be the only property that exceeds that 120 hours staff hours and no other designations were completed during this quarter. the second performance measure was to prepare an article 10 and 11 designation application and posted to the website in april 2015. the third was to provide comments to landmark designation applicants and comments of hearings and applications within 30 days. we brought forward the application for 2731 and 35 folsom street 30 days after it was submitted to the department and determined it should be presented to the hpc. the next measure -- [inaudible] maintain the quar

. >>> breaking news on nbc 10, a city wide-man-hunt for an alleged killer. right now in ohio police are looking for a man who say committed murder on facebook live, and he's promised to kill many more. >> we're live on-the-scene. >>> tonight millions across the world commemorate the easter holiday. we'll show you the celebration here at home and across the world. >>> good evening, i'm denise nucono. that breaking news is out of cleveland, ohio. >> hopefully i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can. >> reporter: in cleveland, a city wide-man hospital. police are looking for steve stephens. the video shows the suspect getting out of the car and telling the man on the street says he's about to die because of a woman. than a handgun comes out of view, a in moments the victim is lay lying in blood. police have told citizens to be on the lookout for stephens. >> we want this to lend for as much peace we can bring to this right now. >> reporter: on his facebook page stephens claims to have killed even more people. police say they are searching for additiona

says that all power has been restored here in san francisco and even though this outage was almost city wide, there were apparently no major injuries or accidents. according to pg&e, around 919 friday morning there was fire at the larken street substation in san francisco. the fire appears to have been started when a circuit breaker failed.sotin all, 88 thousand customers in the northern and central parts of san francisco lost power. 21 schools lost power, 300 traffic signals went dark, and muni and bart experienced power outages at the montgomery station. several hospitals also lost power but were able to keep the lights on using backup generators.sot when it became obvious that the problem city wide problem, city officials activated the emergency operations center on tur

i think there will be 10 to 12 intersections about this is about transit equity city wide. if we look at the ada implementitation on all cornings throughout the city it is just as simple how to do something low scale not always using technology, using advertisement whether on a bulletin board or use painting of cross walks making sure they are adequately striped when construction occurs and can so longer see the line and striping. the sign done by vision zero sf if you hit someone while driving 5 miles over the limit you are all most twice as likely to kill. stick to the limit. very simple slogan, simple signage implemented and placed throughout the city. if we really implement things we don't always have to wait for technology to save the day, i think we can look at low key, low technology solutions that will solve some of the high incident concerns. >> thank you. cathy, you want to come up? >> good afternoon, chair yee. cathy deluke aand policy and program director of walk sf. here to talk about the vision zero action strategy which i'm surprised isn't higher up on the age

that led to a city -wide crackdown. etrators spread out and went to cities world. (( steve )) but in twenty sixteen they returned francisco and more tickets out. and now just in time for the tourist season they are back again. who are these people begging fordonations? faux monks, faux as in phony. oh wow thank you (they are for lifetime peace buddist temple for donation (yea) ummm i don't have a donation can i just keep (a donation ah) 8i don't have a donation can i just keep it silly keep it keep it (i have to give it back huh?) no donation i don't get to keep huh sorry where you from hong kongyou just heard the entire sale pitch from a faux monk .. faux as in fake .é just like clockwork they reappear in april and target unsuspecting tourist and anyone else who will give them money they walk down the street and try to hand you a medallion made of foil.. if they get your attention they will slip wooden beads on your wrist ..then the aggressive sale begins nats: ambiancethere were two walking along the embacadero but the

the best of the best competed for city wide glory. >> and speaking of, dawn staley just won as coachthe basketball team. they announced the recipient of the award named in her honor. it goes to kelsey plum from the university of washington. and earlier today staley received a hero's welcome at her alma mater in north philly. they honored staley as well as help from the mayor and a few philadelphia coaching greats. >> that is a net list, not a necklace. very cool. phillys come home with their bats going cold. ryan howard has a new team and it's tim tebow time again. another injury for the sixers tonight? hopefully not. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! book your african adve

>when it became obvious that the problem city wide problem, city officials activated the emergency operations center on turk street. the fire department, police department and transit agencies coordinated their response through out the day. pg&e also worked to fix the problem and was finally to restore power to all customers around by 5pm. during a press conference friday afternoon, a pg & e representative was asked why the circuit breaker failed. (will) as soon power was restored... we sent out a breaking news push alert through the kron4 mobile news app. download it - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (will) coming up... the university of berkeley could be facing a lawsuit over the planned apperance of conservative commentator ann coulter's canceled apperance. why the school's college republican's say they are being singled out. and... will kevin durant be suiting up for game 3 tonight at portland? he

the examiner report shows city wide cab made the bid at $810,000.t haven't helped the taxi business. insiders say yellow cab faced millions of dollars in lawsuits sending it over the edge. totalling $26 million. >>> time is now 4:53. the warriors lost last night to the utah jazz. 105-99 and that ended the four game winning streak. klay thompson did not play at all. the rest of the starters, they rested in the 4th quarter except for kevin durant who's bouncing back after his knee injury. he had 16 points but he missed all five of his three point shots. the warriors will most the lakers tomorrow night before the playoffs begin. >>> the giants home opener was almost everything a san francisco baseball fan could want. good weather and a 4-1 win over the diamondbacks but it got off to a scary start when buster posy was hit in the head by a 94 miles an hour pitch. posy went down immediately but he got up on his own. he was taken out of the game and is reported to be doing well. posey will be evaluated today. >>> and the giants made the biggest surge in th

. >> reporter: natasha, the city wide arson task force says the man arrested was recklessly setting firesn the city for the last three months. authorities believe he's connected to three arsons including one at this well known deli in queen village. he was captured on surveillance video three separate times seemingly getting a thrill out of setting trash on fire. the first time in january was with a dumpster fire on ranstead street and this surveillance video it was hard to see him. authorities only able to say that he was a dark skinned man balding with dark clothes on o the next fire less than two weeks later the same man seen here lighting up trash along fifth street. that fire damaged several cars but again, no clear image of the man's face on surveillance video. it wasn't until february when the arsonist lit a fire alongside a queen village staple, that surveillance video caught a clear image of him. >> fortunately this was a perfect example of the cameras that i have on the building and the cameras that the neighbors have on the block, sheathe showed the whole thing. >> reporter: th

. >> a city wide manhunt.olice scouring the streets searching for a man suspected of live stream agexecution in broad daylight and telling viewers he's responsible for several more deaths. graphic video streamed on facebook live appears to show the suspect getting out of his car, telling a stranger he's going to die because of a woman. l. >> she's the reason why is this might happen to you. >> reporter: the final frames show the man raising a handgun, a shot rings out and then the victim laying in a pool of blood. >> it's real shocking. it's a killer trying to show his power. >> reporter: police identify the suspect as steve stevens. >> we know who he is. he will eventually be caught. >> reporter: on his facebook page taken offline, stevens claims to have killed up to 15 people. >> i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can over here. >> reporter: city posted a video manifesto about the spree before live streaming the suspected murder. >> it's like i'm always the bad guy. >> reporter: a horrifying new re

. >> reporter: tonight terror in the streets of cleveland, a city wide murder manhunt. >> finding somebody to kill, about to kill this guy right here. >> reporter: police scouring the streets, searching for a man suspected of life streaming an execution of a man in broad daylight. graphic video streamed on facebook live appears to show the suspect getting out of his car, telling a stranger he's going to die because of a woman. >> sthe's the reason this is about to happen to you. >> reporter: the final frames show the man raising a handgun. shot rings out and then the victim laying in a pool of blood. >> it is real shocking. it is a killer trying to show his power. it is akin to a terrorist beheading video. he is trying to show how powerful he is by broadcasting a murder live. >> reporter: police identify the suspect as steve stevens. on his facebook page, which has been taken off line, stevens claims to have killed up to 15 people. >> i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can over here. >> reporter: he posted a video manifesto about the kill canning spree before live streaming the s

pal currently services 19,000 kids city wide in its centers.mber 19 and they are already working on number 20 in the city. this is the final push for this project. they tell us they will expect to cut the ribbon and open the doors by the end of may. it's a great space and they say a lot of kids in the area really need a place to go. >> more great work being done in the community. all right alicia. >>> time for another check of the accuweather forecast. >> simply gorgeous out there today and guess what? it's going to stay like this for some time. >> yeah. >> meteorologist adam joseph join, us with the accuweather details today. hey, adam. >> most places that are inland people that are inland they want to think on days like this let's head to the shore but that's probably the last place you want to be. even though it looks beautiful take a look at the chop over the open waters of the atlantic live on sky6 right now with the wind coming in directly off the water and the water temperature in the 40's and at this time really knocking the temperature

. >> reporter: in cleveland, a city-wide manhunt. police are looking for steve stephens described as armed and extremely dangerous. he posted a video manifesto about the spree before streaming what appears to be a homicide. video shows the suspect getting out of the car and telling a man he's about to die because of a woman. then a handgun comes into view, a shot is heard and moments later the victim is laying in it's a killer trying to show his power. >> reporter: police told citizens to be on the lookout for stephens. >> we want this to end with as little -- with as much peace as we can bring to this right now. >> reporter: on his facebook page, stephens claims to have killed even more people. police are searching for additional victim buzz none have been found. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> new at 11:00, a candlelight vinl to mark ten years since a student killed 32 people at virginia tech. tonight victims, relatives alumni and students gathered on campus in their memories. a ceremonial candle will burn until midnight. the day of re

. >> reporter: terror in the streets of cleveland, a city wide murder manhunt. >> find somebody i'm aboutkill. i'm about to kill this guy right here. >> reporter: police scouring the street, searching for a man live streaming and execution in broad daylight and telling viewers he's responsible for several more deaths. graphic video streamed live appears to show the suspect getting out of his car, telling the man he is about to dry. >> she's the reason this is about to happen to you. >> reporter: the shot rings out and the victim laying in a pool of blood. >> it is shocking, a kill canner trying to show his power. >> reporter: police identify the suspect of steve stephens. >> we know who he is. he will eventually be caught. >> reporter: on his facebook page, which has been taken off line, stephens claims to have killed up to 15 people. >> i'm going to kill as many people as i can over here. >> reporter: he posted a video manifesto about the killing spree before live streaming the suspected murder. >> just like i'm always the bad guy. no matter [ bleep ] i do, people always make it out to b

work involves community organizer with sro ten tenants and education and issues and engages with city-wide coalitions and works in our office to ensure that community voices are heard. she is a great candidate for the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee because of her organizing work in the neighborhoods and because of her personal experience growing up in this neighborhoods. thank you. >> great. thank you. any questions? any comments? seeing none let's move to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] colleagues can i entertain a motion on item number 3 please? please? supervisor yee. >> i will go ahead and make a motion to appoint -- >> recommend. >> recommend appointing the three applicants to the three seats, keith goldstein seat one, irma lewis to seat two and roshann pressman to seat nine of the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee. >> second. >> great. without objection that item will be ordered. [gavel] thank you mr. clerk please call item 4. >> item 4

. >> she says while she's participating in the city wide clean up. >> it can help and then you come back, and that is for five minutes you wouldn't believe that it is the same block that residents just cleaned because of the wind. >> reporter: she's out here three to four times a week trying to keep the trash from her block in frankford. she hopes the city will sponsor more clean up days like this one and hopes her efforts will make a difference for her neighborhood. >> i'm hoping because it can also bring in some nice developers who are looking to see how beautiful, we are here >> reporter: residents say well while today's clean up was great way to pick up trash and make their street look nice it was also a great way to talk to their neighbors and find out is what going on in their neighborhood. reporting live from frankford trish hartman channel six "action news", alycia. >> trish thank you. >>> the white house is, circulating a letter, president donald trump sent to the leaders of the both houses of congress explaining his decision to order military strikes on the syrian airfield s. i

pal currently services about 18,000 kids city wide in its centers. this will be number 19.hey're also working on 20th. they tell us they expect to cut the ribbon and open the doors by the end of may just in time for the summer. rick. >> all right, sounds nice. thank you alicia. >>> 56 animals arrived at inn west chester this morning after being rescued from puerto rico. the brandywine valley spca took in 31 dogs and 25 cats. it's part of a national coalition effort called operation breathing room. 200 animals were transported to 11 shelters along the east coast. the animals will be given medical checkups. the spca is hoping to have them up for adoption in a few days. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. call 844 reach nj or visit reachn

work involves community organizer with sro ten tenants and education and issues and engages with city-wide coalitions and works in our office to ensure that community voices are heard. she is a great candidate for the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee because of her organizing work in the neighborhoods and because of her personal experience growing up in this neighborhoods. thank you. >> great. thank you. any questions? any comments? seeing none let's move to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] colleagues can i entertain a motion on item number 3 please? please? supervisor yee. >> i will go ahead and make a motion to appoint -- >> recommend. >> recommend appointing the three applicants to the three seats, keith goldstein seat one, irma lewis to seat two and roshann pressman to seat nine of the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee. >> second. >> great. without objection that item will be ordered. [gavel] thank you mr. clerk please call item 4. >> item 4

philadelphia atlantic city festival back this year with events for all ages, the nine day city-wide festival now in its seventh year, and it kicks off tonight with a 80 theme science prom for adult at the franklin institute. there is tons for children to do, as well. find out more information at philly science festival.org. >> looks fun. >> coming up over the next two hours, our own pat gat end will be at the franklin institute, doing experiment of his own. we will hear he will be blowing things up. can't wait for that. >> course he is. franklin institute does that well, must see it. v for sure, must see it. v also katie's forecast. tracking some rain? inch. >> deed. moves through in the next couple of hours, too, the window every opportunity for to you get that commute in without any wet weather is really dwindling as we speak, see on storm scan the reason why. pretty obvious, right? do have pretty heavy rain moving through right now through northeastern pennsylvania, some of these pocket of rain, again, pretty steady. so it is closing in on philly, even though it is still dry. about ready

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work involves community organizer with sro ten tenants and education and issues and engages with city-wide coalitions and works in our office to ensure that community voices are heard. she is a great candidate for the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee because of her organizing work in the neighborhoods and because of her personal experience growing up in this neighborhoods. thank you. >> great. thank you. any questions? any comments? seeing none let's move to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] colleagues can i entertain a motion on item number 3 please? please? supervisor yee. >> i will go ahead and make a motion to appoint -- >> recommend. >> recommend appointing the three applicants to the three seats, keith goldstein seat one, irma lewis to seat two and roshann pressman to seat nine of the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee. >> second. >> great. without objection that item will be ordered. [gavel] thank you mr. clerk please call item 4. >> item 4

work involves community organizer with sro ten tenants and education and issues and engages with city-wide coalitions and works in our office to ensure that community voices are heard. she is a great candidate for the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee because of her organizing work in the neighborhoods and because of her personal experience growing up in this neighborhoods. thank you. >> great. thank you. any questions? any comments? seeing none let's move to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] colleagues can i entertain a motion on item number 3 please? please? supervisor yee. >> i will go ahead and make a motion to appoint -- >> recommend. >> recommend appointing the three applicants to the three seats, keith goldstein seat one, irma lewis to seat two and roshann pressman to seat nine of the eastern neighborhood citizens advisory committee. >> second. >> great. without objection that item will be ordered. [gavel] thank you mr. clerk please call item 4. >> item 4

>when it became obvious that the problem city wide problem, city officials activated the emergency operations center on turk street. the fire department, police department and transit agencies coordinated their response through out the day. pg&e also worked to fix the problem and was finally to restore power to all customers around by 5pm. during a press conference friday afternoon, a pg & e representative was asked why the circuit breaker failed. (grant) as soon power was restored...we sent out a breaking news push alert through the kron4 mobile news app. download it - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (pam) we are tracking the latest ... on two police shootings in the bay area today. the first in the south bay. san jose police received reports of a man threatening people with a knife ... in the area of lewis and senter roads around 12-30.. witnesses then reported... the man started stabbing himself..

he will be working with our city-wide survey manager.nd we're also currently applying for a 2017-18 co g grant for a consultant for the chinese american historic statement. lastly to better attract the status of article 10 and 11 designations the following performance measures were established. the first was to prepare landmark designation report within 150 hours so the most recent designation report was new era hall at 206 hours and that continues to be the only property that exceeds that 120 hours staff hours and no other designations were completed during this quarter. the second performance measure was to prepare an article 10 and 11 designation application and posted to the website in april 2015. the third was to provide comments to landmark designation applicants and comments of hearings and applications within 30 days. we brought forward the application for 2731 and 35 folsom street 30 days after it was submitted to the department and determined it should be presented to the hpc. the next measure -- [inaudible] maintain the quarte

that led to a city - wide crackdown. the perpetrators spread out and went to cities around the world. (( steve )) but in twenty sixteen they returned again to san francisco and more tickets were handed out. and now just in time for the tourist season they are back again. who are these people begging fordonations? faux monks, faux as in phony. oh wow thank you (they are for lifetime peace buddist temple for donation (yea) ummm i don't have a donation can i just keep (a donation ah) 8i don't have a donation can i just keep it silly keep it keep it (i have to give it back huh?) no donation i don't get to keep huh sorry where you from hong kongyou just heard the entire sale pitch from a faux monk .. faux as in fake .é just like clockwork they reappear in april and target unsuspecting tourist and anyone else who will give them money they walk down the street and try to hand you a medallion made of foil.. if they get your attention they will slip wooden beads on your wrist ..then the aggressive sale begins nats: ambiancethere

this is just a really great idea that comes in the middle of a lot of city wide discussions about these sorts of things. i would say there is actually an example of where andy's idea is at least partially being put into place and that's denver. now, the difference in denver is that it's the district is also the authorizer so it's not an independent authorizer. but you have as the leader of that school district tom bozeburg who's an extraordinary enlightened district leader, extremely fair and he has been quite rigorous about applying the same accountability standards to district schools as well as charter schools and as i understand it has closed dozens of district schools in many cases replacing them with charter schools, so it's kind of an interesting laboratory to see how it's working and based on my understanding of their results, they're seeing real improvement. but there's also -- it's clear that some of the things that andy pointed out in terms of the affect not only on the district schools but the charter schools are real. if the charter schools are going to play this role of be

menthol cigarettes and other flavored tobacco products by restricting the sales of these products city wideher grandmother died of emphysema in 2007. >> one of her last parting words was to remind me and my sisters to never start smoking. needless to say, this legislation is incredibly personal to me. >> where they experience high levels of stress related to homophobia they smoke at a higher rate, two times that of straight populations. the mayor told the crowd to pay attention to the doctors who spoke today about the dangers of smoking. >> either you listen to them now or you listen to them later when they are treating you at 10 times the expense with your life at stake. >> the ban on flavored tobacco sales has six cosponsors which is enough to pass the legislation. it will go into effect in 2018. ktvu fox two news. >>> ktvu fox news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a shooting rampage in the central valley. three people are dead after a gunman opens fire in central fresno. >> as he was taken into custody he yelled out. police are calling it a random act of violence. >> investigators say they have a

this is just a really great idea that comes in the middle of a lot of city wide discussions about these sorts of things. i would say there is actually an example of where andy's idea is at least partially being put into place and that's denver. now, the difference in denver is that it's the district is also the authorizer so it's not an independent authorizer. but you have as the leader of that school district tom bozeburg who's an extraordinary enlightened district leader, extremely fair and he has been quite rigorous about applying the same accountability standards to district schools as well as charter schools and as i understand it has closed dozens of district schools in many cases replacing them with charter schools, so it's kind of an interesting laboratory to see how it's working and based on my understanding of their results, they're seeing real improvement. but there's also -- it's clear that some of the things that andy pointed out in terms of the affect not only on the district schools but the charter schools are real. if the charter schools are going to play this role of be

the city wide cab made the winning bid at $810,000.recent years and insiders also say yellow cab faced millions of dollars in lawsuit fees and judgments. yellow cab's assets tote atted $8 million. the deal still need to be approved by a bankruptcy judge. >>> the utah jazz beat the warriors last night ending a 14 game winning streak. but steve curry says it's not important. he says it's% to rest his players. the rest of the starters theyested in the 4th -- rested in the 4th. except for kevin durant. he had 6 fients but he missed all five of his three pointers. the warriors host the lakers tomorrow night before the nba playoffs begin. >>> the giants home opener was almost everything a san francisco baseball fan could want but things got off to a scary start when this happened. buster posey hit in the head by a 90 miles an hour fast ball. he was taken out of the game and is reported to be doing well posey is going to get reevaluated today. brandon crawford doubled. matt moore hit the ball partly up the first baseline. that coupled with th

. >> city-wide astronomy night, night where we have 24 telescopes distributed all around the city, sohat no matter where you are, there will be a still scope somewhere near you. >> wow. >> but the science festival event aren't just for kids. if you are 21 and older, you'll get your chance to geek out too. >> geek out game show is very much like a science version of jeopardy. so we're here with the franklin institute, but the challenge is this. which of you two can make and launch the largest number of these rockets in 30 seconds? on your mark, get set, go. hurry up. >> where am i? >> tori! >> you can still win. common! >> ahh! yeah! you won! >> see how much fun science can be? but the real winner here is you. most event are free, and it closes out with a huge carnival. sounds like a can't miss. i'm vittoria woodill in the einstein healthcare science center. >> the cbs-3 science center sponsored by einstein health network more than medicine einstein.edu. eggbut at outback,... we hunt for steak! for two weeks only, it's the great aussie steak hunt... come in, scratch off our 'aussie egg

she talked to the mayor about the possibility of making opening day a city-wide holiday. >> reporter:u're a giants fan. word on the street is -- >> we're going to break that even year streak. it's going to be an odd year. it will be great. >> do you have a message for taylor swift. >> yes. >> he asks to come out with an album this october so the giants can clench another world series. >> you did it in 2010, 2012, 2014, we won. we're changing the mojo. >> reporter: they're lobbying the mayor to get the time off for opening day. >> i thought it already was. i can't find anyone at city hall. >> i have a feeling you have school. >> yeah. we have school. >> they have baseball fever. >> reporter: so a sick day for the hillmans. >> opening day. baseball $15. >> giants fan. 90 years old. >> no, you didn't have to say that. >> reporter: for the very first time airbnb and the giants are putting up $1,000 every time a player crosses home plate in order to help the battle against homelessness. larry wright proudly showed off his giants inspired 1970 fire bird that he bought back in high school. >

in the future district, proposed district, only they should be allowed to vote are on this, not city wider district-wide. creating a new school district is a long ways from becoming a reality. the county board of education has to weigh in on before it could come back to local voters as a ballot initiative. north gate caps is the organization pushing for a split from the school district. according to their website, they were founded by several parents of students and alums. the schools that would be included in the new district they want to create are north gate high school and its feeder schools. supporters of this idea say it is about reasserting local control. mount diablo school district has 32,000 students. supporters of breaking away saying the district has gotten too big. critics say allowing these five schools to break away sets a bad precedent, that it is elitist because these are high performing schools in affluent areas. other parents and teachers we talked to this morning worry that a smaller district would ultimately have fury sources. >> our specialized autism program, the fa

the examiner reports city wide cab made the winning bid at $810,000. uber and lyft hasn't helped the taxi business, yellow cabs faced millions of dollars in lawsuit fees and judgments sending it over the financial edge. yellow cab's asset totaled $8 million and its liabilities totaled up to $26 million. the deal still needs to be approved by a bankruptcy judge. >>> on wall street a major index has closed a fraction hired today led by gains and energy companies. the dow rose almost two points, nasdaq gained three, and s&p was just up over a point. >>> up next here, fremont police involved in another deadly shooting. what they said happened this time. then in eight minutes. new homes were targeted and trashed. the damage done when dozens of people hauled inside five homes for sale in the south bay. >> we are tracking the showers that will be coming tomorrow. even more so as we head into your bay area wednesday. the five-day forecast is coming up. >>> new information about what killed a shark that washed up in santa cruz. >>> fremont police say a man shot

guts to take a bold innovative step towards regulating menthol cigarettes and other flavor products city widehe proposed law would hit close to home. her grandmother kerry died in 2007. >> one of the last parting words at the hospital was to remind me and my sisters to never start smoking. so needless to say, this legislation is incredibly personal to me. >> reporter: cohen says research shows big tobacco companies advertise the flavored tobacco products and lure neighborhoods with populations including african american teens, the homeless, as well as those in the lbgt community. >> reporter: where they experience high levels of stress and discrimination will relate to home phobia as -- homophobia. the doctors spoke today about the dangers of smoking. >> either you listen to them now or you listen to them later when they are treating you at ten times the expense with your life at stake. >> reporter: the ban has six co- sponsors, enough to pass the legislation. it would go into effect in 2018. in san francisco tara moriarty fox 2 news. >>> san francisco police have announced an arrest in a hit

the city-wide arson task force has arrested 59 year old juan barclay, alleging he is this arsonist. >> hoping, you know, that this is the guy. >> setting cards boards boxes outside this business. thankfully, emergency responders responded quickly in february. only damage to the outside of the famous deli that has been a part every queen village for 94 years. >> crazy, you watch the video, he lit it, and then he went away, and he came back, to see that it was burning. >> authorities allege few weeks earlier barclay set fire to the dumpster on ranstead street, damaged several cars when he set trash along fifth street. he was caught on surveillance video for both of those fires, but the images of him weren't completely clear, until he set fires to the deli on fourth street. >> fortunately, this was a perfect example of the cameras that i have on the building, and the cameras that the neighbors have on the block. basically showed the whole thing. >> all the fires were started the in early morning hours, around 4:00 a.m. none of them caused significant damage. but could have. and that is w

. >> reporter: not to mention the promise of the city wide star party starring derrick pits on fridayth. >> about 80 percent of the events that happen over the course of the nine day are free, and available to the public. the won that are not free are super accessible, just about five to ten dollars. >> philadelphia science festival runs from april 21st through april 29th. >>> and for a list of events, times and more head over to cbs philly.com and we will link you up. >>> if you ever had a migraine you know they can be debilitating. >> tonight there is new information on who is at risk forgetting this terrible headache, health reporter stephanie stahl has details coming up in 10 minutes. >>> i'm kevin frazier, coming up vin diesel and fast and furious familiar already i back traveling the world wep i can new car chases in the fate of the series. >>> our big holiday weekend is upon us as we head into tomorrow, more cloud around, chance of a passing shower late inert day, mild temperatures in the middle 60 's for saturday and temperatures sore heading in to sunday. more sunshine for ea

into evictions in san francisco is now leading to major potential changes for renters and landlords city wide. you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." >>> good sunday morning to you. just shy of 7:30. here's a live look outside as the sun shines over downtown san jose as we look from communications hill. don't be fooled by the sun. it is cold outside. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kyra clapper in for vicky nguyen. let's check in with vianey for our forecast. it's chilly but not raining. good and bad. >> give and take, right? at least we can put on a sweater without having to put on rain boots. >> exactly. >> overall, it's going to shape up to be a fairly nigh day. the temps will be climbing out of the 30s and 40s, but right now in the south bay, 41 degrees. nice clear skies. peninsula, 41 degrees, and the tri-valley area, 37 degrees. it is cold. also in the north bay, very cold at 35 degrees. a little chilly in san francisco at 44 degrees. and in the east bay, at about 44 degrees. now, the t