this is the eighth year the symphony has put on the delores park free concert.se you missed it and you are thinking i wish i could get to go, there are four more outdoor concerts at stern grove for the next month at 2:00 p.m. on sundays, including the san francisco ballet is performing at stern grove along with some concerts. and then delores park has a bunch outdoor movie nights coming up as well. so a lot of fun.

ness, delores. in this case, we have one full year. to sustain that, i agree, it will be challenging. we are going to need some additional tools to keep them going. i have requested a senior product manager that would be overseeing the r&r program and would be collaborating with the waterprise so maybe we can find a street where both need to repair replaced and we can have the optimization of cost. paving, excavation costs, closures, can really bring the price of a project of. and we are pretty proud of them. that is a credit to johnny wong. >> there is another graph where you show increase in the inspections, but not replacement, which i found curious. >> unfortunately, what that first line refers to, total must be inspected, those are responses when we have a problem. this is the chart that tummy passed out to the commission. -- tommy passed out to the commission. that first wrote is response to a simple, -- sinkhole, other calls. in the condition, the second row, that is mileage that will be used

there are people buried at the mission delores. there are a few people buried here and in the presidio and other than that if you look at the other cemeteries were disenturd and moved out but you have to go in there and take a look and walking through this building it's a big building. it's three stories tall and goes around and around and there are interesting -- >> call emmit2861181 and he said give him a ring and he does tours. >> and they were going to tear this down and the people did something legally so it wouldn't be abolishes and not land grant but a technical term that prevented the city from tearing it down. >> it was abandoned in the 30's a society purchased it in ti terrible disrepair and emmit was there restoring . >> it's by the cemetery and it's strange now but when it was built there was a huge cemetery around it. >> it's off of geary boulevard and lo rain court. >> geary and stanon. >> where the cornet theater is. >> here is another circular building. this is the old built line engine house and built at this time

the district includes the mission delores, duboce triangle. corona heights. upper market, eureka valley. noe valley. twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven. there is a lot of connection of people and awareness of what's going on in the world and the state and locally. >> there are so many things about it. its beautiful. got great views. of the 3 places i have lived 2 had spectacular vistas of san francisco which we appreciate. >> initially when i came here it felt very warm and friendly and welcoming to all kinds of people. >> close to transportation. >> not just the castro. the most of the district is not the castro. >> the neighborhood goes up to the hill the. fa

this is the eighth year the symphony has put on the delores park free concert. if you missed it, there are other cool outdoor concerts coming up in san francisco, including four more at stern grove at 2:00 p.m. on sundays. >>> it's a super fast race car. and it doesn't use any gas. our business and tech reporter scott budman was there for a little ride-along on that car. >> reporter: it was the gawk of san francisco. locals and tourists all trying to get a glimpse of this. a full-blown sports car that can do 150 miles per hour and it's totally electric. >> it's meant to grab everyone's imagination. >> reporter: and it worked. the car was put together by students from london's imperial college who took us for a drive getting looks everywhere it went. >> it's electric. >> able to reach 60 miles per hour in three seconds, thanks to a 400 horsepower. >> we wanted to show people that electric cars can really be the future. they can be sexy. they can be fast. look fun to drive. so, i mean, that's really what gets people interested. >> the racing green endurance team i

[applause] >> this year the award goes to delore yes joycey reyes. she worked in her family's business. she is the owner of her business. many of you have been there. she worked in her family's restaurant business throughout her childhood and continues her family's tradition of serving authentic mexican food. but josie is not just a business owner. she has been committed to support the community. josie has been a provider for the community by helping inner city schools, nonprofits and helping candidates for public office with fundraising goals while keeping the neighborhood's well-being in mind. josie is very well known in the community as someone you can count on to help in any way. let's give her a well-deserved round of applause. josie reyes. [applause] >> the director of 311 service center is also going to give the award for community. this award is also a very, very well known and very well-liked woman in the latino community. let me just tell you a few things -- [applause] >> just a few highlights. i could also going on and on telling about you

we are very excited about this gift that is coming from the friends of delores park. >> that concludes roll call for introductions. supervisor mirkarimi: why don't we call public comment? >> but next is an opportunity for the public to address the board for two minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction, including items on the adoption agenda and excluding items that have been considered by the board committee. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time. if any members of the public would like to document displayed, clearly states such and remove the document said the screen can return to live coverage of the meeting. supervisor mirkarimi: you may start. >> [speaking foreign language] ladies and gentlemen, i would like to tell you that afternoon. if you see this picture here, he would like to take our name. san francisco 49ers. i have the courage to stop him. san francsico needs a stadium, to have a soccer team. three of our supervisors i would like to vote with me. if you study with me, if you have time to study how many millions of dol

. >> delores. >> remember barack obama note use to say -- barack obama is used to say -- obama used toay "yes, we can," and she is the what you started this. "yes, we can." she supported initially hillary clinton note, .the hillary clinton, and after she lost the nomination, she went to support barack obama. even before cesar chavez. >> i am not sure your ju saylian say julian or something else. >> he is one of the first persons to denounce discrimination of latinos. i remember one of the paragraphs of ts professor, when he was saying it -- he remembers reading signs that would say "no latinos and dogs allowed in a mark pryor -- in the park." when you have that, in you succeed, that is an example to follow in your life. -- and use 60. >> and university of notre dame professor, and he is no longer alive -- in you succeed. -- and you succeed. how do you say this other name? >> used to work for la raza, and if we put everyone together, cesar chavez and delores and julian, you'll find right now the father of all latinos, it would be the man fighting for latino rights of is live. >> the you

measure argues it directly violates the state constitution pure there's a meeting tonight at the delors street community center. >> of a live look inside over downtown san francisco overcast conditions and are also over the bay bridge. , is not lifted from the locations and the coastline still shrouded in fog as well pureed garlic assembly picture you to see the fog of a weapon down the coastline through san francisco and over in oakland. the fog will spread and very clear this evening will talk about that in just a moment. that's to look at our current condition and to trickle out there this afternoon. just 54 degrees in happen bay 55 and san francisco. these are to be clear moral temperatures right now on the afternoon the four were sitting. 16 oakland have even are in the spots are struggling to get to the '70s this afternoon's. combine imbibe the fog will move inland quickly by tomorrow morning will see dense fog and drizzle close to the coastline again appeared patchy fog and lynn that was killed back quicker tomorrow and you see a few sunbreaks in the afternoon. temperatures will

it is approximately the size of delores park. that is the proposed location for the african marketplace. there are many other such opportunities to reflect the very rich culture of the debut. i am going to stop at this high level overview and turn the microphone over to tiffany to talk about some other aspects of the plan, starting with transportation. >> good afternoon. i am tiffany bohee. i will touch on the benefits of the project, including the below market rate housing plan. the transportation plan was developed in concert with muni and cartier -- rta. it will increase the southeast connectivity to the rest of the city and vice versa. according to a recent study by the urban land institute, residents spent approximately $2,000 more than the rest of the city in transportation costs because of lack of access to transit. we can change that with the transportation improvements proposed as part of the project. we can do that by doubling the split through transit for southeast residents. we can significantly reduce card usage, imp

mission play ground and the delores park club house. all of those are factors which will keep all families in my district in the city and i think its worthwhile. >> the challenge of how to balance a competing needs of drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians, is it possible for everyone to co exist. >> i'm sensitive about this issue i think the bike lanes could be safsh. traffic could be better managed to make it easier to ride bakes and walk to muni stations and walk to work. its not just about safety its about beautification. we want to encourage people to bike and walk when they can. particularly in this area where everyone wants to use cars less. >> even though we are a transit first city our roads are not safe for bicyclives or pedestrians. we need to work on the potholes. continue to build bike lanes. we are doing better at building bike lanes, certainly, i think where we fall short in part is we don't educate the drivers within the city. i continualy hear from people who don't understand how bike lanes work. bicyclists are always on t

. >> reporter: two months later, the bodies of delores dewitt, 42, and her 20-year-old daughter ebony were found in a burning car less than a mile away from the loftons' home. another nurse and a daughter killed. >> i'll tell you that mrs. scott presented us with a very challenging ability to identify him as a suspect. >> reporter: today this man, jason thomas scott, was charged in the murders of the dewitts, and the chief of police here is convinced he is responsible for more. >> here's a mother and daughter in a very quiet community where we don't see this type of violence. yes, we've had some burglaries here, but again, we're saying the way the crime scene is left, very troublesome. it does not tell us so much about what is occurring. there's things that don't make any sense in the crime scene. so we're beginning to wonder what we have here. >> reporter: there were similarities in the crime scenes but also stark differences. the loftons were murdered in their home, in what appeared to be a controlled, planned execution. the dewitts may have been killed in a random act of violence,

. >> reporter: scott was charged with murdering delores dewitt, a nurse, and her 20-year-old daughter ebony in march of 2009. >> she was a beautiful person, had a beautiful spirit. >> reporter: their charred bodies were found in a stolen car that had been set on fire. just months earlier, less than a mile away from the dewitt murders, police believe scott disarmed the security system at this home and then shot another nurse, karen lofton, as she hid in a corner. her 16-year-old daughter was repeatedly shot as she tried to dial 911. authorities believe scott, a ups employee, used his access working in a package sorting facility to find his victims' addresses. >> his employment is a core piece of this investigation. it's going to be very critical in laying out how the victims and everyone was actually identified. >> reporter: it's unclear why he killed these women, or if he was targeting nurses. police say the suspect was meticulous, cunning. they claim they found on his computer research on police forensics, which he allegedly used to cover his tracks. bleach to wash crime scenes. fire

two months later in march, another nurse, delores dewitt, and her daughter, ebony, savagely murderedeft in the trunk of a burning car. >> i am hurting because i have lost a friend. >> reporter: and vilma butler, executed and left to burn in her home in june 2008. police say they believe 27-year-old jason thomas scott was methodically killing these women. rosa smith is the mother of delores dewitt. >> to do this without knowing a person and you can be so evil knowing a person, not knowing a person and you want to do this. that's sad to be so evil. >> reporter: scott hardly looks like a monster. he's a college graduate, who police say was working towards a masters degree. he had a job at u.p.s. but when authorities searched his computer, law enforcement sources say they found evidence he had been studying police forensic tactics hunting for ways toout outwit authorities. allegedly using bleach to clean up his crime scenes, arson to destroy evidence and changing positions of bodies to confuse police. sources claim he also studied other serial killers and may have used u.p.s. databases t

delores hurta. it was that person that i had a conversation with during the campaign. >> who is she now? >> still working with immigrants in california. it's - she's the one that started this trace or phrase of, yes, we can. she supported initially hillary clinton and after hillary lost the nomination she went to support president barack obama. >> did president barack obama get that slogan from her? >> he did. he didn't know that. but it was her that started it. >> not so sure you say julian? >> he was a professor of the southwest that - he's one of the first persons that denounced discrimination of latinos. i remember one of the paragraphs of this marvelous professor when he said he remembers going to parks and reading signs that would say, no latinos and dogs allowed the park. when you have that kind of experience, and go through the most difficult times in the united states against minorities and success, that's example you want to follow all your life. >> he's from colorado and he's no longer a

. >> reporter: frank cantu and his partner delores are devastated and holding on to each other for supportfor more than a week cantu thought his daughter 21-year-old marlena, survived a car crash only to find out she actually died. >> i was led to believe that that was marlena and it wasn't. >> reporter: cantu, a college student, taken a trip to disneyland in california with four other friends from her phoenix high school, including her best friend, 19-year-old abby guerra. last weekend cantu was killed and guerra survived when their sufficient crashed after a tire blew out as they were driving back to arizona. somehow their identities were mixed up and the cantu family spent the last week at the hospital thinking their daughter was badly injured but alive. >> we were there all week, you know, day and night. i think i slept eight hours last week or so. >> according to the family, dental records finally showed that the young woman who survived was actually abby guerra. her family and friends thought she was dead. >> i'm not shocked to hear about it. >> gara is a member of the women's soccer

. >> reporter: frank cantu and his partner delores are devastated.e than a week he thought his daughter survived a car crash only to find out she actually died. >> i was led to believe that was marlena. it wasn't. >> reporter: cantu, a college student, had taken a trip to disneyland in california with four friends from her phoenix high school including her best friend, 19-year-old abby guerra. last weekend cantu was killed and guerra survived when their suv crashed after a tire blew out as they were driving back to arizona. somehow their identities were mixed up and the cantu family spent a week at the hospital thinking their daughter was badly injured but alive. >> we were there all week, day and night. i think i slept eight hours last week. >> reporter: according to the family, dental records finally showed that the young woman who survived was abby guerra. her family and friends thought she was dead. >> i was shocked to hear about it. >> reporter: guerra is a member of the women's soccer team at evansville university. her teammates were getting re