right now we have the honor of introducing the delores huerta lifetime achievement award. >> tonightdible work she did over her lifetime to benefit all the citizens of the county. we want to take a few moments to have some of her closest friends and colleagues come up and say a few words about her before we have carmen receive the delores huerta achievement award on her behalf. so please join us here at the podium. [applause] >> i was luisa's friend and neighbor for almost 40 years and she was one of the more inspirational figures in my life. i don't need to go through all the list of her accomplishments, which are in this book and which are not entirely complete. what impressed me the most about her was her dedication to her work as a teacher. every time i walked with her through our neighborhood or any other neighborhood in the city, without fail somebody in their teens or 20's or 30's would come up and acknowledge her and say, you know, you were my teacher in such and such a year and you were the best teacher i ever had and you helped me more than any teacher i ever had. and that

we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need attention from the police department. >> let's talk about the city's economic development. are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the approach to developing the economy? >> we are getting better. the city as got more proactive about attracting businesses and new industries and providing incentives for them to come and stay here. it is still a very expensive place to do business in terms of the cost of labor, land. we need to make sure that we are not taxing businesses to the point that it is not profitable and we are not attractive for them to be here. we need to reform our payroll tax. that is an incentive not to create jobs. i know the board president david chu is working on possibility

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. >> 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 tim

the proposed improvements at the intersection of delores and market streets are still under public review. it is a great example of how all policies can work together to achieve a solution that meets the goals of the project and the city priorities as reflected in the market and octavia plan. in regards to next steps, to answer visor's it -- to answer supervisor weiner's question, we are always looking for ways to simplify the ceqa process. we will expand this document to include other ceqa and environmental review. this is to minimize the number of reports required from outside consultants and the costs incurred as a result of that. our goal in working with the planning commission and the hpc is to transmit revised articles 10 and 11 to the board of supervisors for consideration. we are going to consider outreach efforts to engage the public. we continue to seek funding for additional survey work because of the benefits, and providing more information, better service, and consistency in our decision making. this concludes my presentation. supervisor weiner: i have one final question, and

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. >> alan: delores park has a food cart. it's the first day of business for la cocina. several groups opposed the food cart saying it would lead tomer shallization, but the cart will eventually move to a curb space next to the park. that possible move may not happen until they can get the appropriate permits, a process that could take six months. >> we have to see how i get permits. from my dad, a cart for these people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so, it was a little complicated. >> alan: last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee dropped it permit to operate in the park after facing similar opposition. >>> thousands of people are arriving in rome tonight. the path to sainthood for pope john paul ii. the first rae commercial salmon season opens tomorrow for the first anytime three years. why many of the fishermen may not see many salmon for a while. >>> and charlie sheen prepares to take the stage in san francisco. some. >> leigh: tomorrow is opening day on the bay. i have your forecast.-iwñwñwñwña >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brou

after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people wanto -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way i look. what matters is the effort. i will study more. >> alice studied hard. she gets automatic a's. she's on the honor roll! -- she gets all a's. she's on the honor roll. >> oh, my god. i can't believe it? you see? i am capeable. don't call me dummy. now who do you think schnur i am a girl with just good grades. >> the morale of this story is that no matter what people think about you, all you have to do is show who you really are. even if the situation isn't good for you, you must make the best effort you can and you will succeed in this life. jenny chuasiriporn did -- life. [cheers and applause] >> all right. yell about the shooting, about the killings. mothers don't remember reality. phone call. angers, her client. who the media pictures fighting and screaming. wife drops the bottle. neighbors. let mep put some in

week, the rec and park commission is expected to award a contract to the lowest bidder to get the delors park playground project off the ground, which will break ground in may and be concluded in december. soon thereafter, we will invest another $11 million to revitalize and rebuild dolores park, and we have another $6 million or $7 million in glen canyon. on the capital side, there is so much good that is happening. on the recreational program side, we have special programming going on. we have some great stuff happening. tomorrow night at harvey milk, we have a great exhibit, and saturday is dov best in both parks, so there is a lot happening. thank you. >> next, we are going to -- supervisor wiener: next, we will hear from the director of public works. >> thank you, supervisor wiener, mayor lee. i am not a district a resident, but i lived across the street. regardless, i do look up to scott wiener. the parts i go to, the libraries that i go to are largely in district 8. the department of public works has two main areas of responsibility. one is the design, construction, and repair of

galvin his heart and soul and beginnings are in the california missions he is a curator for mission delores here in san francisco. you -- tell us about this pilgrimage i don't think we know about the opportunities there are to see them in different perspectives. >> for ten years now, francis can pilgrimage company has been putting together tours to the california missions. rather than do all 21 missions upper san diego to sonoma in one trip it is divided into three segments, one year would be northern missions from sonoma north to solidad south. south would be san antonio you, south to bona ventura and south san fernando to san diego. >> pilgrimage is not a tour it is going to each site, focusing on the saint or name of that mission, spending time at each mission in prayer, and we tell the history we provide background of the indians there, the padres who were there, politics that happened, presidio the francis can pilgrimage company started 40 years ago taking francis cans to assisi and it was assisi in rome and then developed into a little more and finally what do we do about people in th

delores donnelly witnessed the beating. >> i heard someone yell some cuss words in the van. then we seen brian on the ground. >> reporter: beaten so badly that he remains in a coma in a san francisco hospital. >> it's going to be a long road to recovery. we're looking at over a year of rehab. >> reporter: today, there was this reaction to the arrest from the giants' manager. >> it's great news. hopefully they'll catch everybody who was involved in this senseless act. >> reporter: the l.a. police had promised an immediate crackdown. heavier security at dodgers stadium and an all-out hunt for those involved in the beating. based on eyewitness descriptions, the police sketches of the suspects went up on 300 billboards all over los angeles. all of that led to the police bust today. now, many baseball fans are hoping that will send a strong message to stadium hooligans. >> it is america's favorite pastime. that stuff doesn't need to happen. >> reporter: the fans, major league baseball and the police all agree. the violence has to end. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when

week, the rec and park commission is expected to award a contract to the lowest bidder to get the delors park playground project off the ground, which will break ground in may and be concluded in december. soon thereafter, we will invest another $11 million to revitalize and rebuild dolores park, and we have another $6 million or $7 million in glen canyon. on the capital side, there is so much good that is happening. on the recreational program side, we have special programming going on. we have some great stuff happening. tomorrow night at harvey milk, we have a great exhibit, and saturday is dov best in both parks, so there is a lot happening.

infrastructure in front of my house they're not going to have to dig up because i happen to live on delore street and utilities are underground so they can use what is already there so we're making good efforts to leverage the existing infrastructure with this particular proposal. the third one, i just went through a six-week class and have newfound respect for our wonderful fire and police departments and we're what expecting them to do in the case of an emergency in my lifetime living here. unfortunately, i went through that after i signed my mortgage. the resiliency of this city, if you look at post-katrina and the gulf is very important. having two networks is better than having one. and for people like me that work at home and depend on that, that's economic vitality. [bell] president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, president chiu. my name is neal bardac. i live in pacific heights. my concern is that the push for aesthettics will throw the poor and working poor under the bus. the problem you find in san francisco is the cost of cable. cable is not a luxury, it is a necessity. if

plowshares, and one of the project i worked on was one of the oldest cottages in the city at 214 delores. if you don't like how it turned out, please don't tell me. tremendous work in the tenderloin and the mission with a single room occupancy hotels. there is a long list, i think, of obvious and impressive accomplishments of these two goals are working together. it is clear we do not have, in my mind, a conceptual problem with the concepts, but rather how does it work as it relates to cynically to different issues. . -- we have a clear and reasonable process in terms of how things unfold. the best example is that we struggle to try to figure out ways to meet historic preservation standards as relates to window replacement when we are forced to look at hand-milling windows to match the standards of the day. we wish we could replace windows in a more energy-efficient way in places like the tenderloin and places where we have beautiful tesoro -- sro's that do not reflect efficiency standards and that are leaking. that is a relatively circumscribed issue. the one i think is worthy of gettin

my name is delores. i am a neighbor and i have also attended the san francisco school, and i worked there as well. i want to be respectful of your time. if everyone who do support this project could stand briefly for one moment. thank you. so, as a neighbor, i just feel like it offers a lot to the community. i think it is beautiful frontage. i love walking there. i walk to the farmers' market on the other side, and that locked to -- and i like to walk by there. i feel safer by the school. by having a lot of people come to the school both during the day or in the evening, i feel like there is more people and population, and i think it is actually -- i think it has actually added a lot to the neighborhood and i am more comfortable there, honestly, as having the school as part of the community. a do think we continue to try to be mindful of car pool. we're always brainstorming ways, and as the other neighbor said, parents graduate, children graduate, and we're working hard on training new families to be res

. >> just like delores street has pine trees -- palm trees, we have defined our major thoroughfares with particular species and that's actually considered to be a good design feature, urban design feature. >> it helps, one of the reasons why when the city does maintenance on a street that we have these major thoroughfare, then we can sure the prep yet trees are planted. if there's a problem with the species, we hope to keep up with the literature and learn things, so we can have plans for the future. >> how is the health of this generally, this array. >> this is pretty good. >> generally? >> generally market street looks good. even on market street where they have big, mature trees, they get hit by cars, every once in a while you'll see a smaller tree, we're planting with the same species. >> right here at the next tree -- street we have a smaller replacement tree. >> that's right, that has probably been in the ground for ten years. we have smaller ones that we put in recently we, try to stick with the same pallet. >> what about the trees over by city hall. >> those are the same species

. >> financial assistance allowed mexican food truck to open in delores park this weekend. >> we got permit and my dad road a cart for these people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so it was a little complicated. >> and because of some neighborhood opposition, that truck will eventually move from inside the park to curbside. last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee backed out of plans to operate in the same park because of the backlash. >>> in can't toll law, the city is moving toward shutting down a mobile home park that was swamped with floodwater in the powerful storms in march. here's what they looked like at the height of the flooding. now many people may be forced to move. the story from rorina. >> sidney jackson has been here 40 years. >> i thought i had seniority over everybody, but i was wrong. there were two ahead of me. >> now he and his maybes face the prospect of moving when a drainage pipe broke on the 24th from scent water through the property and into downtown capitola. they said it would cost $1.4 million to relocation the residents. >> even if the city

. >> financial assistance allowed a mexican food truck to open in delores park this weekend. >> we gotmit and my dad road a cart for these people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so it was a little complicated. >> and because of some neighborhood opposition, that truck will eventually move from inside the park to curbside. last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee backed out of plans to operate in the same park because of the backlash. >>> in capitola, the city is moving toward shutting down a mobile home park that was swamped with floodwater in the powerful storms in march. here's what they looked like at the height of the flooding. now many people may be forced to move. the story from abc7. capitola has owned the mobile home park property for about 30 years. >> sidney jackson has been here 40 years. >> i thought i had seniority over everybody, but i was wrong. there were two ahead of me. now sidney and his neighbors face the prospect of moving when a drainage pipe broke on the 24th and sent water through the property and into downtown capitola. the city says it would cost

. >> delor res park, tomorrow is going to be a good day to test out the new bathing trunks. maybe even the bikini. never know. san ramon, 85. gil roy, 81. those were our warm spots across the bay area. holding on to eat in the east bay. 72 in san jose. low to mid-70s throughout the peninsula. warmer tomorrow. a lot more widespread 80s. isolated low 90s. cooler changes coming into our mother's day weekend. high pressure is building in a lot stronger than it did over the weekend. that's really going to help to heat things up with 80s here throughout wednesday. and for thursday it's still going to stay warm. we'll see these winds out of the northwest also kind of enhancing the heat here across the bay area. the last time it was this warm was about seven months ago, you guys. look at this. october 2nd we had 88 in livermore. overall the last time it was this warm was back on april 1st when we did have temperatures, you know, in the warm category in the low 80s. throughout wednesday, let's get a look. close to 90 degrees here in the south bay. 88 in evergreen. 87 in los gatos. th

and ron delore, he knew consciously this is something the cops needed to do after the cops beat downney king and the ensuing riots. the police had egg on their face, and that this is something that republicans and police needed to do to sort of turn cops into victims. when in actuality it's people like rodney king and you know folks brutalized by police that are, you know, much more the victims of this kind of thing. >> okay. listen, just i have a few seconds here buffer the song they're actually concerned, talking about killing cops? i thought in the end that it's sort of a redemption song that, you shouldn't be doing what i'm talking about. >> absolutely. the song ends clean. it's a story, and the story ends with do not do this. do the right thing. you know? >> all right. dan, tim, thanks so much all of you. i appreciate it. >> rapper's delight. hip hop, hip it to the hip etty hip hop. >>> next, it's something that would embarrass even the shameless leader of al qaeda. a dirty little secret from the intelligence seized at bin laden's compound. every patient's past. and because the

s she lives with my great aunt delores. please help.:00 eastern, piers morgan will have heart-wrenching first-hand accounts from survivors. on a.c. 360 at 10:00, anderson cooper reports with more from the recovery effort. >>> president obama will be in joplin after he returns from his european tour. he and the first lady met with queen elizabeth and prince philip and later he will meet with the british prime minister, david cameron. brianna keilar is at 110 downing street. he got a chance to meet the null weds? >> . >> reporter: yes, he did. not very many cameras get a look inside as what was going on. we have a reuters photo of the president and the first lady meeting with the duke and dutchess of cambridge, will and kate. i am not sure exactly what they talked about. i wonder if they talked about whether the first or second kiss was better. i suppose we will never find out what i did find interesting was learning that the queen showed the president and first lady around their six-room suite where they will be staying. it turns out, it

. >> here contributor and chef giada delore rehn it is, and she's brought along her daughter jade. >>ngs. jade, what's this? what's this one? >> that was a mousse, right? no. leave me alone. she's eating. this is lamb chops. >> you know what i like? there's a lot of different cuts. you've got the lamb leg, lamb shoulder, but this one's fun because they can pick it up with their hands and dip. i make a homemade ketchup. >> you make your own ketchup? >> yes. there's a lot of funny things in regular ketchup. we start with tomato puree and i add some ownions to it. do you want to stir? great. and some brown sugar. >> oh, that looks good. >> do you want to scrape this out of the bowl? >> i can't. >> the onion's heavy. >> when you make home made ketchup can you keep it in the refrigerator or is it good for one day? >> it can be batched. apple sider vin gafrmt stir it around. perfect. jade's my little stirrer. it cooks for an hour. put it in the refrigerator. >> how long does it last? >> a couple of weeks. trust me, by then all the kids will have eaten it. i take the lamb chops and go to the