e have served the city and deserve a lot better. thank you. [applause] supervisor olague: thank you. i will start calling names now. amber carol? [unintelligible] pam no. if you heard your name, could you start coming up to the miopne? richard schmidt, followed by [unintelligible] >> my name is michael lyon, from e or action network it really is heartbreaking ade ovhe next five years. the prospect of being joyful over a flat budget being caught in the nature is so much greater over the next 10 years, that is very scary. there is no other way to p it. i thi that you look who is calling the shots in this city, state, a country, old people, people with disabilities, kids arreally the useless eaters and i e that term advisedly. remembering what they were in history. tly way that this is going to get solved this by enforcing the rich corporations to make ge inea taxes. supervisor olague: thank you. [applause] >> hello, my name is amber ca resource center. i just wanted to respd concerns over services in the througho t cityin the innerions anoutesun

if pg&e says it is not theirs, then that is probably a light that has not been accepted by the city. there is not a lot out there. it would be better to be able to definitively say looking at the map, this is pg&e, as the"post tohmm, i don't see it -- as opposed to "hmm, i don't see it on the map. it must be pg&e." it could be a great learning process for both departments to figure out how to improve. we would like to keep that effort going. and it is an option for the city to consider establishing lighting assessment districts. we have a lot of capital maintenance out there in the street lights and limited funds. one of the ways to address president concerns would be to allow them -- resident concerns would be allowed them to establish alighting assessment district with a fund that will just be spent on lighting improvements in their neighborhood. those are our four recommendations. i am happy to take any additional questions. supervisor wiener: thank you. just a couple of questions. maintenance on the puc-owned lights -- to the cost estimate? >> i don't. i can get back to you with t

it is the natural.)1( shape of e city's hills that we are seeking to emulate. after mr. guy discusses the actions, jonathan stern will speak for the port. >> good afternoon. as ms. rogers was mentioning, policies within the general plan emphasize the importance of an urban form that slopes down toward the waterfront with a cluster of tall buildings tapering to progressively lower heights in the box toward the embarcadero. the subject property is zoned that -- if we can have the exhibits back out. for a maximum height of 84 feet. this is shown in map 2. this next exhibit shows proposed heights that came out of the northeast embarcadero study which was published in 2010. the residential portion would be constructed within two buildings situated on the southerly portion of the site with frontage along the embarcadero as well as washington and drum streets. this looks as if you were looking back toward the project site, at the bottom center and right, back toward downtown from the water. the western rebuilding of front along drum street and washington street would reach a ro

varied between ourselves, pg&e, other city departments, the u.s. navy out at treasure island. presidio trust, muni. quite an assortment of ownership. to show how that breaks out for you within the city's map, let me show you a slide that has the district's listed. i will try to oriented so it shows better. there is more of the orientation their. so, you can see the ownership here. the darker blue colors show where puc ownership is strongest. we have a strong presence in the north sector. pg&e has a strong ownership in the southeast sector, in the richmond and the sunset. our ownership is limited to streetlights and pedestrian lights that are located along the street along hoya. this sometimes means blights that provide less for pedestrian bridges. the department of rec and park maintains their lights. we do not have accurate numbers of the quantity of lights owned by other city departments. if so, that describes an ownership issues. now what happens if a resident notices a streetlight is out? what we are encouraging residents to do is contact 311. supervisor wiener pointed out

>> reporter: carolyn, i spoke with the mayor who said is not e city is not the only one in trouble.trouble at this point. and he says the civil grand jury report is right on the money. in the 35-page report they released the analysis of pension and other unemployment benefits for the cities and towns. mayor chuck reid agrees with the findings. he says pension costs costs have gone up dramatically. >> from $73 million to $245 million in the last decade. other cities have seen substantial increases. >> if it is not reined in. >> services will be cut to pay for benefits. we have seen that in san jose. that's the future for everybody. >> he says voter approved measure b is the first step. it requires currency to pay more to keep their retirement benefits or switch to a less expensive option. san jose unions like police and fire are fighting back with lawsuits saying the measure violates the constitution. >> we believe this could have been addressed at barg bargaining table. all of the unions including my union offered significant concessions to pension alternatives and the city ignored

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city. i know that bot puc and pg&e are working hard for he city i want t make sure we are continuing in that direction and that we continue to improve response ti continuously to reports of burnt out lights repling some of the problem lights and that is a very short term and getting in e lights coded to improve the efficiency of repairs. but i 12 stress the importance of moving toward pedestrian grade at lighting. i know it's a long process and not someing that can happen overnight. but in the long run, it can happen and it is frustrating when you see ligs being non- pedestrian grade alights and that's why in my conversations, i stressed we need to be is being upgraded and replaced moving toward pedestrian grade lights, otherwise we will never get there. ihas to be gradual and overtime, even if that means you have a mix of pedestrian grade and non-pedestrian grade. thank you for coming out today. this is the beginning of the conversation. can we continue this to the call of t chair? >> without objection, we will continue this to the call of the chair. thank you, erybody and thank you for you

city. we send multiple e-mails. i think district 6 has tons of hot spots for the city. every single one of our e-mails gets immediately responded to, no matter how large or small the issues that are presenting to us. over the last year, dpw opened five branch libraries, for which it helped. it broke ground on the mission building and the cruise ship terminal. it activated mobile food facilities. the kicked off a $248 million road repayment program, and collected over 2,605 pounds of fruits and vegetables for a san francisco food bank. the have insured the level of cleaning services were maintained in many of our challenging corridors, even in the wake of the loss of redevelopment funds. they have also developed a management tool to enhance service, delivery efficiency, and have engaged a record number of volunteers for cleanup and beautification efforts -- over 6600 individuals who have volunteered to work with you to keep our neighborhood clean. i want to bring up our director of the department of public works to speak on behalf of your department. [applause] >> good af

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e. why don't they shut it off? i thought about the city pg&e issue. >> pg&e said they could not get the valve to shut off because of the fire. they use aid jackhammer in the street to get to the line. three firefighters were treated and released at the hospital. >>> this morning a local company facing heavy fines for the death of a carpenter. cal ocean has $170,000 in fine against sino investments. they say they strilted state safety standards when 37-year-old raul zapata was buried alive in january. a tragedy the family's attorney says could have been prevented. >> i think there's a lot of sadness and there's some anger. i think that the cal osha report shows it it was a needless tragedy. >> the city issued a stop work order to the company three days before zapata was killed. >>> a warning for track owners on the peninsula. thieves are stealing catalytic converters. three thefts were reported friday and saturday. the first theft was on lincoln avenue near forest avenue and the second on college avenue near yale street. the third was on hi

the u-s coast guard of ocean city had to e called in to rescue the two men.coast guard officials sayoth teens were wearing life vests... and that just may have saved their livee.officials say the two were treated for shock. how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?brandi proctor has our traffic edgg report. report. mapbelairmap295fber895map ---elcome back joe... kid kisses dad---- dad---- a warm welcome home toddy too members oo he marylaad air national guurd.about 15 members from the guard's á135th air lift groupá returnee home to the warfield air national guard base. the men and women were on a 90 day deployment in afghannstan... helping with ongoing combat operations.. "sot oq: even more 3sppcial." special." this was the second wave of returns...30 other members of the smm group rrived home just yesterday. facebook spying n you.how the social media giant makes money off your internet activity and what you can do to stop it. that's oming up in our take aation tuesday.á 3 an amazing story of toddler's best friend... and year old. more trouble wwth the t-s-a. what she dropped that ha

turn it into a private party venue e-the city and potentially vendor say everything is open to negotiations>> well we have still got a lot of public meet goes to go through. nothing is written in stone. >>reporter: park officials say private events generate needed money. >> we have special events throughout our system. places like the palace of fine art. sunny side conservetory. golden gate park. birthday parties. bar mitzvah. >>reporter: there's unique issue at coyote tower. wear and terror on the 1933. the voters clearly voiced concern but what they did was an advisory policy it's not a law. >> it's the voice of the peopl people. >>reporter: san francisco supervisor will ultimately decide how that policy will be implemented. in san francisco, implemented. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news >> it may a game changing new test for cancer. faster. better. cheaper. wait until you meet the a for effort. music video that is cool enough music video that is cool enough for school. stores l. >> right now you will meet someone very young. proof that every person in every family

oversees police reforms stand -- stemming from the oakland stem the city is hoping that careries and the police department. he's tenning e hoping that helps the police department. >>> mayor also wants to add some extra police in the bayview area. >>> all right. 8:5. one more time to sal -- 8:57 one more too to -- one more time to sal. >>> 880 very slow northbound. a new crash at heggen berg. the traffic is slow at the bay bridge for about a ten to 15- minute wait. this morning is slow on 24 getting better. >>> let's go to steve. >>> sunny, warm, santa cruz coast. 90s. big cool down starts tomorrow and then seasonably cool weather looks to be on the -- looks to be for the weekend. >>> all right. thank you. that's our report. thank you for trusting us. >>> we want to give up one final look at the fair. there's the fair. thank you for joining us.

e-mail systems. willits that the newer version of lotus and it was the recommendation of the city that we go with exchange. we have 70 e-mail systems that we support. wanted -- wanted to implement something that would get accepted widely by the city and jameel was discussed but we looked at the project and we thought we could overcome the challenges by going with the exchange. supervisor campos: thank you. -- supervisor kim: thank you. >> i will go back to my last few slides really quickly. on the major project update, supervisor jim pointed out we continue to roll out e-mail. we are hoping to speed that up now that the new version is coming out in august. the data center consolidation project is going well. we're pleased with how that is going. we had some great successes on the city wide broadband program, ruling out free wi-fi sites and the btop program, connecting homework and community centers to the internet to get connected. we continue our voice-over ip project. dark fiber leasing, we continue to expand that. we finished a couple of projects and we have one under way to release them some fiber and

. >> the city feel e feels the same. daily helped with that car rescue. his wife and four chirn caldren to see him honored. >> they look at me and see dad. >> the hertz family is from virginia but vacationing here for the summer. the mayor joked the city needs more tourists like hertz. >> enjoy the rest of your time here. please come back. with visitors like you, i feel safer already. >> and those he rescued are glad hefs here for a vit, too. >> and he's still going to be there for a little longer. >> yeah, the cameras didn't catch him oepening up his shirt and flying off. >> who takes a tie on their vacation to florida. that's what i wanted to know. >> you know, there wrnt a whole lot of people out there during the day today. a lot of people trying to stay indoors as much as possible. the heat really unbearable today. if you step outside tonight, it continues to be so. out there right now, you can stilt see the haze in the atmosphere. high temperature today did break a record, 99 degrees. we forecasted that record two days ago. low this morning, 78. star

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off. >> i mean, why aren't they shutting it off and the next thing i thought about was san bruno city and pg&e. >> according to pg&e, the company says its crews could not get to the shutoff valve because of the fire. they eventually used a jackhammer on the street to get to the line. three firefighters were treated and then released at the hospital. >>> we're following breaking news out of northus richmond. deputies are at the scene of a double shooting. the contra costa office confirms two victims on west ruby near first. no information yet on the conditions of those people shot or what caused the gunfire. we have a crew en route and we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. >> and san jose police searching this morning for a gunman in a drive-by shooting that left one teenager dead. the 17-year-old boy was shot several times walking along near story road just after 6:00 last night. investigators at this point have not said if the shooting was gang related and no arrests have been made. this marks san jose's 19th homicide of the year. >> new at 11:00, a renewed surge and a bigger

e. i think there is someone here from the city of palo alto utilities, and we have worked with for a longe. utilities like back -- you guys are brave. utilities have had the same business model and the same basic delivery for a very long time. to recognize and appreciate that your customers could become real partners is a really brave thing to do in an industry that has been understandably risk averse before. we are thrilled to be your partner in that change and to be providing better services and tools to your customers, to give them more control and in doing so, to build a stronger relationship and help them save. the one thing i wanted to thank were our partners. the second group to thank is government. diane is here. she was commissioner on the puc. have beenn 0 fromrdc -- we have people from nrdc. thanks of great regulation -- regulation gets a bad name these days, but when implemented correctly, it can be a phenomenal force for good, and the state of california has led the way. local governments -- this is a phenomenal city to do business in a, a city which has attracted and under t

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city to have you here. you're so glad to join our friends at pg&e as well as the department of the environment. their staff. we have some past commissioners as well that have served in various capacities. we are excited about clean energy, and we are excited about the reason you started here. actually started back in virginia, but you came back to san francisco, and we are excited to have you here. the model you have about the ability to communicate with people, using the social media platform, and getting kind of a personal relationship with our environment and with energy savings -- that excites us because it has been a challenge for us to talk to people. i know the department of the environment has had that challenge. how do you educate people about helping themselves as well as help the environment? the q you canuote -- you can quote all kinds of information, but it does not become relevant to their lives, and by old power having tools to allow -- to become personal, for me, it becomes personal. do you like tequila, or do you like champagne? [laughter] i happen to be a tequila guy, but anyw

that's up from 1400 people earlier and the city and pg&e are trying to figure out what is behind that. some transformers blew but there were no injuries. >> we have crews in and around the areas of the home that are being protected and there's no damage to homes. any evac san diego. >> no evacuations or shelter in places at this wept. >> two tankers and a helicopter made several drops of fire retardant. this is very clear to -- close to the flight path of sfo. 70 firefighters were here. and bay shore boulevard, the northbound 101 offramp, still remains closed because bay shore boulevard is blocked by fire crews. coming back live, you can see where the pg&e crews are back on the powerline. where lines came down, it's unclear it that was caused by the wind. that's being investigated. >> ama: san francisco firefighters honored two of their own who died in the line of duty during a fire that started two years ago today. vincent perez and anthony valero died. firefighters held a public memorial at station 26, just blocks from the fire and where both men worked. fire fly balls blame the men

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now expected to win the november general elect democrats greatly outnumber republicans in new york city. e . >>> our other big story this morning, the university of virginia's popular president keeps her job before her resignation even took effect. theresa sullivan has been reen stated. a dramatic period for the charlottesville campus came down to the meeting of the same board which told her to leave less than three weeks ago. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: effort to oust uva president theresa sullivan was led by the rector, helen dragas who at the board meeting again apologized for the way the process was handled. >> although i put forward a detailed statement outlining specifics, it came too late and i want to say once again to the university and directly to my fellow visitors, i sincerely apologize for the way this was presented. >> reporter: she dropped her fight as the board voted unanimously to reverse course and reappoint sullivan as president. the crowd of faculty, staff, students and alumnae erupted with joy as the decision was announced. >> she embodies what uva is all

. >> the term city banner rout e or mta route 1. heavy traffic is also expected on the water. the coast guard says boating safety is a big concern. >> we're going to see an unprecedented number of vessels and it could be thousands of recreation boaters coming from one location. >> the message, have fun but do so responsibly. >> so pretty. we will have special coverage tomorrow night. i will be joined by jeff salkin and gary jobson. get ready for a bird's-eye view. >> 1 fast-food chain wants to prove you can make anything taste better by prink -- sprinkle in some bacon. the items on the west, a bacon sunday. here is a look at what will be a tasty concoction if you like that kind of concoction. david ellis soft serve comes with the funds, caramel, bacon crumbles and a crispy piece of bacon. and try this one for size. a clocks in at 510 calories. 18 grams of fat, and 61 grams of sugar. >> that is awesomel. -- awesome. >> and nice weather coming up. >> we're getting all this stuff out of the way and it looks good. those sailing ships will come building up because we will have some