i work mostly in excelsior. i want to say we're very encouraged by this project and it's affordability and the promises and we don't think we need any kind of housing in the city. we need affordable housing. this is an opportunity to set a new standard for the development on private land in excelsior. we think it's very encouraging. thank you. >> commissioner: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we've not formally reviewed the project so we can't speak to the specifics of it but generally this is the type of stuff that not only makes sense in the city of san francisco but in the neighborhood as well. looking at a map a couple days ago about where this is. this say half a mile from -- is half a mile from the bart station. we have a huge proposal we're looking at the balboa reservoir and we can always have transportation improvements without a doubt but the fact we'll be building more homes, creating more homes for people in areas that are not typically seeing new housing in the past

this is a particular milestone for district 11 and the excelsior neighborhood. we have not had any affordable housing belts for families. we had we had not had any affordable housing built for families. we had four seniors, but not any affordable family housing built in decades. this project is voluntarily doing 50% affordable for families from 55% up to 100% of a.m.i. that is between 40 and $100,000 for a family of four. this is being voluntarily done by the family. it is almost two and a half times what would be required of this project. they are 70% of the units that are family-friendly. two and three bedrooms, and on top of the 116 units, which means 58 of them will be affordable, an additional five of the market rate, at least will be dedicated transitional aged youth, former foster care youth that are attending school. the family has a commitment to and has worked with the john burton foundation and the make-a-wish foundation, so we are super excited, not a penny of public money is going into this project. this is 100% privately financed, and we think it i

but when homes in my district and excelsior go for $1.9 million, this city is no longer affordable.o the fact that we are putting legislation forward that not only expands the definition of what is affordable to include working and middle-class families, but speeds up the process, in two years, the cost of construction has gone up by 30%. every moment that we wait costs these projects more money, cost the taxpayers more money, and endangers losing more working and middle-class families from san francisco because they have to leave, the can't live in the city, the can't access the affordable housing. i'm just go to wrap it up by saying we have neighborhood preference that mayor breed fought for, we accelerating the process by which we can go through the bureaucracy, we are increasing the funding, whether it is through additional surplus money we have, or the affordable housing bonds that we are going to fight for, we are doing every single thing that we can think about, and i just want to give kudos to mayor breed for doing things that a lot of people talked about, that are making ha

the first is to redone the project site to excelsior and outer mission and it's duly zoned r.h.1. the ordinance would create uniform zoning for the project site. the second ordinance relates to a planning code and map amendment to establish the special use district. the s.u.d. will allow greater density and height at the site along with other planning code modifications. the s.u.d. will sunset in five years unless the project received the first construction document before then. the previous ordinance i mentioned regarding the unified zoning at the project site will remain in place. even if the s.u.d. sunsets. and at this time i also want to highlight affordability level which relates to the third ordinance relate head to development agreement. it's required 19% affordable. if they elected to pursue the program they could have 45% affordable housing and based on the modification the project sponsor is able to pursue home sf however, they've decided to exceed the affordability levels and provide 50% affordable housing onsite. this is twice as much they'd be required to provide so b

i had a 25-year-old intern who grew up in excelsior and did not know how to ride a bike. was not a san francisco kid and he learned to ride his bike at sunday streets and he is now a cyclist. he was an adult, that what we can hopefully do is introduce activity for kids earlier in their lives through programs like sunday streets and place streets. lastly, working with partners in neighborhood groups to activate parks through organized events, activities and unstructured play katie talked about the park activations that we do. we work with a huge number of community groups, the ymca, local merchants groups, neighborhood groups, et cetera to activate and create activities along the way that bring people out and interest them, and then, i think the last slide is you. >> we will just end with some opportunities to deepening our partnership and more importantly , deepening our impact of getting people to get outside and recreate and get exercise and enjoy here in san francisco and that we as a city are supporting that. so deepening the partnership, opening parks along the route

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood. someone approached a 15-year-old boy from behind ... and punched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the suspect kept kicking and punching him before fleeing.. he was taken to the hospital with non- life threatening condition. no word on a motive for the attack. (robin) the trump administration will fight a court battle about how we preapre for war. the admin texas federal court ruling examining the male only military draft system. as our washington d-c correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) has the story. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: if there were a national emergency, former marine jude eden says america needs its best soldiers out front.jude eden: and women don't have an equal opportunity to survive in ground combat against men anna wiernicki: she says she's seen first hand women aren't fit to fight.jude edenus marine veterantake cg @ 0:16- 0:24there's a lot of roles in which women excel, it's just in the combat units in particular that's bad for women and ba

. >>> eight people are out of their home after a fire started in the san francisco excelsior district. firefighters contained it just after 9:30 but the house suffered a lot of damage and seven adults and one child were displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> caltrans sighs a person was on the track south of the station 7:30 last night hit and killed by the train. there were 23 passengers on board the train. no one was hurt. investigators have not released the name of the person that died but this is the fifth time caltrans has had a death this year. >>> sad news out of oakland this morning. a toddler that fell from a second story fire escape has died. the 18-month-old died at children's hospital after falling from his family's apartment on martin luther king boulevard. police are investigating but say it appears to be an accident after the toddler made alone. >>> in east contra costa county a shooting in pittsburg left one man dead and another man in jail. it happened at a tire shop on willow pass road. the man shot went there to confront 39-year-old jason posey

it happened on mission street in the excelsior neighborhood. police say someone approached the teenager from the behind and punched him. the teenager while he was bein beaten by the suspect. the teens injuries are life- threatening. they are searching for the attacker. >>> the time is 4:06. >> in oakland police officer recovering after being stabbed in the neck just a block away from police headquarters. the officer had just finished his shift last night when he was walking to his car near sixth and jefferson when he was attacked. the suspect was arrested immediately and a weapon was recovered. >> the officer is currently in stable condition at a local hospital. the suspect has been arrested and the knife has been recovered. >> the officer has had surgery. so far, police have not given us information on the suspect. there is no word about a possible motive of the attack. >>> the trial jury selection for the almost completed. >> there charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly fire. prosecutors say that they are criminally

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is i

this happened in the 200 block of oxford street in the excelsior district last night, 7 adults and one child got out safely. we still don't know the cause of that fire or how much damage a cause. also new this morning, one person is dead after they were hit by a train and san jose. this happened last night at the blossom hill station. a person was trespassing on the tracks when they were hit by the train. there are 23 passengers on board, none of them were injured. the caltrain station was closed but has since reopened and we still don't know why that person was on the tracks nor the identity of the victim. happening today, the port of san francisco ca through play ands to lease property along the embarcadero for a homeless housing center on 4, well below explains. >>everybody deserves house don't you. >>i promote the idea of housing, the homeless. but i don't know i think take some time engage the community and let's come up with some productive solutions. a mixed reaction from those living and working around the proposed site for a new safe navigation center for the homeless or peopl

crunch match with you they it stands out one zero after the first leg on saturday they thrashed excelsior six two quasi on huntelaar scored a hat trick for the dutch league leaders this result taking them three points clear . talking about how this field in english premier league they're looking to qualify for next season's champions league they round out four nil winners at home ducasse morris scored a hat trick the result lifts them into third with five games to go the top four qualify for next season's champions league next up for them in the e.p.l. our man city i am so happy it's in the book from i was very professional before us forty three case it's going to be. very tough tough. two games to get much of the city on their brains on tuesday and it's going to be tough. there is one relegation spot to be decided third from the bottom cardiff lost two nil to burnley brighton who were five points ahead of the welsh chamber thrashed five nil by bournemouth closer to the top manchester united beat west ham two one there are now two points behind fourth place chelsea looking to do to get aw

happened wednesday afternoon, yesterday afternoon, right on the 4700-block of mission street near the excelsior neighborhood. police say someone came up behind a 15-year-old boy, punched him, knocked him to the ground and continued punching him several more times. sfpd says it doesn't appear the teenager knew his attacker. the boy's injuries are described as nonlife threatening. >>> a fire ripped through a motor home in pittsburgh and heavily burned another home. our sky ranger captured the destruction there. it happened in pittsburg earlier this afternoon. the firefighters knocked down the fire quickly and were able to save surrounding homes, thankfully no one was hit. >>> the majority of measles victims are adults who were never vaccinated and exposed while traveling abroad. the bay area has ten cases confirmed this year, four in santa clara county, four in san mateo county and one case each in san francisco and santa cruz counties. statewide, 15 new measles cases were reported last week bringing the total count to 38. in southern california, more than 100 students and faculty are now quarant

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood.year-old boy from behind and punched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the attacker kept kicking and punching him before running away. the teen was taken to the hospital and is going to be okay. ( james ) the city of san francisco wants to do something about package thefts around the city. at the public safety committee meeting in san francisco ... the supervisors heard from multiple people who say they've been victimized. the police department says the number of residential burglaries and robberies is down ... but it's still a problem. they want residents to do what they can to protect themselves and stop thieves from stealing packages.

good ahead of back with you a it stands out won all after the first leg on saturday they thrashed excelsior six two quasi on hunters scored a hat trick for the dutch league leaders this result taking them three points clear . talking about how this field in english premier league they're looking to qualify for next season's champions league they round out four nil winners at home lucas morris scored a hat trick the result lifts them into third with five games to go the top four qualify for next season's champions league next up for them in the e.p.l. our man city i am so happy it's in the book someone was very professional before us for three weeks he's. going to be. very tough stuff. two games to give much of the city on the jews a there's going to be tough there is one relegation spot to be decided third from the bottom cardiff lost to nail to burnley brighton who are five points ahead of the welsh team were thrashed five now by bournemouth closer to the top manchester united beat west ham two one they are now two points behind fourth place chelsea. lookee today to get away with. three po

that crunch match with you they it stands out won all after the first leg on saturday they thrashed excelsior six two quasi on hunter learned scored a hat trick for the dutch league leaders this result taking them three points clear . talking about how this field in english premier league they're looking to qualify for next season's champions league they round out four nil winners at home lucas morris scored a hat trick the result lifts them into third with five games to go the top four qualify for next season's champions league next up for them in the e.p.l. our man city i am so happy it's in the book someone was very professional before us for three weeks he's. going to be. very tough stuff. two games to get much of the city on their brains on tuesday that is going to be tough there's one relegation spot to be decided third from the bottom cardiff last to know the burnley brighton who are five points ahead of the welsh team were thrashed five now by bournemouth closer to the top manchester united beat west ham two one there are now two points behind fourth place chelsea. lookee today to get

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood.nd punched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the attacker kept kicking and punching him before running away. the teen was taken to the hospital and is going to be okay. ( james ) the parents of two kids who were found inside cribs bolted to the wall will not be facing charges. amon zendejas and mercadies williams were arrested last friday in modoc county. deputies had come to the couples home to serve a citation ... but found the two boys in what looked like cages. the district attorney says no charges will be filed because they were cribs stacked on top of each other ... and putting children in them does not necessarily violate any law. the children are in child protective services. ( james ) developing this morning. the n-b-a and the sacramento kings are launching a joint investigation into sexual assault allegations against head coach luke walton. it comes after a former sports reporter filed a lawsuit accusing walton of assaulted her. kelli tennant says walt

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood.year-old boy from behind and punched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the attacker k and punching him before running away. the teen was taken to the hospital and is going to be okay. ( darya ) lawmakers at the state capitol are discussing three affordable housing bills that could bring some relief to the bay area. charmaine nero has the a large crowd of people stood one by one in line - telling the committee whether they support or oppose the bill. people on both sides admitting something needs to be done to fix the states housing problem. (package)dozens rushed inside this packed room at city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482. (david chiu, assembly member)"for the millions of californians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced by assemblyman david chiu

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood.unched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the suspect kept kicking and punching him before running away. the teen was taken to the hospital and is going to be okay. no word on a motive for the attack. ( darya ) lawmakers at the state capitol are discussing three affordable housing bills that could bring some relief to the bay area. charmaine nero has the details. a large crowd of people stood one by one in line - telling the committee whether they support or oppose the bill. people on both sides admitting something needs to be done to fix the states housing problem. (package)dozens rushed packed room at city hall.((nats))at one of the first legislative meetings for ab 1482. (david chiu, assembly member)"for the millions of californians who are one rent increase from being evicted or losing their homes, or are really struggling, we have proposed for the first time in california history that there be an anti rent gouging policy." the bill - introduced by assemblyma

disadvantaged communities like excelsior. the recent the study claims it will be more beneficial in the park to build is because they don't take into account they won't let you build nine units. it's impossible. >> thank you. >> i wanted to write a long letters to the board of supervisors. i won't repeat myself but i will say scott wiener was elected to representative san francisco. i know there was a motion last year from the board of supervisors and it keeps coming back with the same thing. i don't he cares anything about san francisco. he came from the east coast, lived here a few years and came to a big corporate law firm and now off in sacramento. this ruins sacramento. he doesn't care what we think. it's a disaster. thank you for that. no amendments. it's awful. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm jim warshaw and in interest of keeping to my minute, i'll say i agree with some comments made and i agree with planning commissioner richards. i urge you to pass this rejection of s.b.50. there are so many things wrong

it happened on mission street-- near the excelsior neighborhood.-year-old boy from behind and punched him several times. the teen was knocked to the ground and the attacker kept kicking and punching him before running away. the teen was taken to the hospital and is going to be okay. ( darya ) coming up at 8 o'clock. a san francisco lawmaker fights for affordable housing at our state capitol. a look at the bill state lawmakers are considering. ( darya ) and round 1 of the n-f-l draft is in the books. we'll talk the niners first pick ... and the raiders first round picks as well. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to.... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about 10 minutes... 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndha

when an apartment or little place in the mission or excelsior or in bay view hunters point or tenderloin. that's the tipping point where visitors come and take away a parent or guardian in the middle of the night and will not be seen again. all i want to say is as we look at the totality of this injustice which is not a positive of our democracy, we need to look at what's happening today and the other forms that go under different names but yet are destroying the whole mission and the reason why we're here as a city and as a nation. for freedom and dignity and human rights and respect and the rule of law but we can all work together to move forward. the fact you've done this so many years and we know so many families where you want to be four years ago and his family was incarcerated with the japanese homes and we can go on and on and site histories. the missions here with the number of our native americans, i know it's affected our families and veterans that were taken away and put into a particular hostile or shipped back to a country they were here. all these things are part of the di

. >>> the san francisco planning commission has approved a housing development project in the excelsiort. the housing complex was built near cayuga and washington avenues. half of the units will be rented at affordable rates. in existing building would need to be torn down. >>> a small child in washington state recovering after falling out of a sixth or apartment window. it was a 20-month-old child who fell almost 60 feet, landing on top of the car. investigators say that the window was low to the floor and the child propped himself up against it and fell out. the child was alive and crying by the time police arrived. >> it was around 60 to 70 feet. if the car had not been there, this would be a completely different story. the denting on top of the car suggests that it absorbed a lot of the impact from the child landing on it. >> that is amazing. the window was cracked open and the child was alone in the room. the child was taken to the hospital and listed in serious but stable condition. >>> coming up, pot shops, even the cities that do not want them. we will break down the proposal in

the first is to redone the project site to excelsior and outer mission and it's duly zoned r.h.1. the ordinance would create uniform zoning for the project site. the second ordinance relates to a planning code and map amendment to establish the special use district. the s.u.d. will allow greater density and height at the site along with other planning code modifications. the s.u.d. will sunset in five years unless the project received the first construction document before then. the previous ordinance i mentioned regarding the unified zoning at the project site will remain in place. even if the s.u.d. sunsets. and at this time i also want to highlight affordability level which relates to the third ordinance relate head to development agreement.

excelsior, 49. we have the castro, the mission at 51. crissy field, 49. sunny side, potrero hill. 50 right now in richmond. 54 in san leandro. 52 in santa clara. even some 60s in pittsburg and tracy, american canyon, 53. petaluma, 49. so micro climate this morning everywhere. we head through the morning. the beaches will be fine today. they'll be back to normal. cool and cloudy with a sea breeze. out and about, just not as warm as yesterday. look at the peninsula. low 70s this afternoon. 63 by 7:00. the east bay valleys, some of the warmest from 53 at 7:00. 63 at 9:00. upper 70s this afternoon. 70 degrees at 7:00. still comfortable for you. you're the last one to feel the sea breeze. you can see the sea breeze starts to reach your neighborhoods at 69. a lot of high clouds. grab the sunglasses anyway. 50s and 60s for highs before even warmer temperatures next week. here's sue. >>> a look at san jose. on 101 headlights heading northbound. traffic is flowing at the limit here without delay. a look over to 280 at 17 and that's moving nicely as well for about

hospital to night after he was attacked at a bus stop at about 1:30 pm on missions street near the excelsior neighborhood. someone approached 18 from behind and punched him to the suspect continued to beat him and then ran away from the scene. police are searching for the man tonight. >>> now to sunnyvale and new information about the man accused of deliberately running his car into a crowd of pedestrians on tuesday. tonight, 4 victims are still in the hospital including a 13- year-old girl in critical condition with ahead injury. maureen naylor has the latest. >> reporter: new details about isaiah people who ran down 8 people at this busy intersection on tuesday evening. he had picked up food and was on his way to deliver the food to his bible study group. >> reporter: the chief says well peoples is known ties to terrorism, they are still trying to determine the reason behind his actions. >> reporter: peoples served in the army and was honorably discharged and also served in the army reserves . he had no criminal history. he was currently working as a finance auditor for the department of d

that's in the excelsior district. it was last night luckily, 7 adults and one child that were inside got out safely we still don't know the cause of the fire how much damage it did. but that will all be part of the investigation as it unfolds. >>in the south bay investigators are looking at what caused a fire and a computer supplied repair store, the fire broke out yesterday morning in sunnyvale at the central computers to store on well stand west el camino real and this is what it looked like the time by the time the fire crews got there. a part of the building had already collapsed. they don't think that anybody was inside at the time. new this morning, one person was struck and killed by a train in san jose it happened last night at the blossom hill station. and this person was trespassing on the tracks when they were hit by the caltrain there were 23 people on board the train. none of them was hurt. and that station was closed for a time but then reopened this morning we do not know the identity of the victim. >>a

hunters point, tenderloin and excelsior. we go out to those communities every week and do community outreach. so we actually know how many young people we encounter that are on probation and experience the juvenile hall system. i want to say that all of them -- some way we've allowed them to talk about how the system impacted them. i just want to say, we don't need anymore data. we have enough data. we actually approached alan nance to talk to him about our concerns with juvenile hall. i want to say this could not have happened at a better time and we're really grateful you've partnered with community based organizations and community members like myself to shut juvenile hall down. thank you so much. >> i just want to come up and acknowledge and thank the board of supervisors, including the trio who helped have all you all come together to support this legislation. i just want to introduce myself. my name is candy kluane. i am second generation, third generation of incarceration. i don't believe in cages. i understand what a

especially the excelsior. >> the primary for the initial passes of phases, the inclusion of the marina was basically focused a lot on the physical hazards. and those particular areas, the manner n marina and y view that the highest hazards when you overlay liquefaction and water-related flooding issues. but, yeah, like we said, there are a lot of ways you could cut this. one of the other things is glen park is actually in the process of doing their neighborhood community-respond sordsponsored survey. so in order not to duplicate. >> that would be my only comment, to try to move those -- i just feel that is more important than the marina, which is kind of well-established. but i'm sure a lot has gone into that thinking. >> but we're here to collect your thoughts as well. >> yeah, that would be my thought. >> chairwoman: commissioner moore. >> i have a question for commissioner hiland, please. >> looking at resources, i wanted to basically quickly comment on identifying other resources that people haven't thought about. when i went to architectural school in germany, which has a lot of h

how about we pilot some transit-only lanes on mission street as part of the excelsior project. thank you. >> very good. any further public comment on this item? seeing none, we'll close public comment. directors. >> i have -- >> please, rubke. >> thank you to the advocates who are here. i thought the public comment on this item was really, really helpful. i have a few follow-up questions based on some of that. just before i forget on the signal crossing time, i just had a question about our rollout of that. because five years obviously seems like a long time. but as i understand, it will be rolling that out. i'm just wonder going there is any sort of -- are we prioritizing certain locations, where we know there's specific problems and what -- anything about the rollout where we can kind of do it in a day -- data-driven prioritization sort of way would be helpful i think, especially given that long horizon. >> so i think, you're right director, rubke. in response to a previous question, i said we were going to dig into our high-injury network data and look for ways to match tool

hospital tonight in san francisco with life threatening injuries after he was attacked near the excelsior neighborhood. it happened about 1:30 pm yesterday on mission street. police say the teen was at a bus stop on someone approached from behind and punched him several times. investigators say the teen was not done was knocked to the ground and the suspect continued to beat him. police are searching for the attacker tonight. >>> also in san francisco, city leaders are looking for ways to stop the epidemic of drug deals and drug use that happens in the open. in many places around the city, dealers are openly selling drugs like hack crack, heroin and meth. christien kafton shows us how authorities are trying to get a handle on the problem. >> reporter: police and city leaders to the problem of open- air drug sales and use in the tenderloin and south market neighborhoods is clear. what is not clear is the spoke scope of the problem or the solution. that is why a hearing was before the public safety committee. >> we want to look at what is working that we can replicate come here from the com

it happened on the 200 block of oxford street in the excelsior district last night, 7 adults and one child got out safely so they were they're fine we still don't know the cause of the fire or how much damage it did. but will a look for that information to come out. shortly. in the south bay investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire at a computer supply repair shop. so this happened early monday morning in sunnyvale it was at central computer store that's on west el camino real when firefighters got there part of the building had already collapsed investigators say it doesn't appear as though anyone was inside at the time. but they're still going through the rubble. >>in the south bay police in morgan hill are trying to identify these women who walked into a rite aid and they say stole about $2500 worth of cosmetics. this happened last week the store is on monterey road. the city of san francisco's officially closing a loophole that allowed store owners to keep their stores empty for years. all they had to do was put up a sign. these new rules kick in yesterday though

it happened on the 200 block of oxford street that's in the excelsior district. this was last night, 7 adults one child got out safely, we still don't know the cause of the fire or how much damage it caused. >>in the south bay investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a fire at a computer supplied repair store, the fire broke out yesterday morning in sunnyvale at central computers on west camino real and by the time firefighters got their part of the building had already collapsed. the investigators say at this point it does not appear that anybody was inside the business at the time. new this morning, one person died when they were hit by a train in san jose last night at the blossom hill station. the person was trespassing on the tracks when they were hit 23 passengers on board the train nobody was hurt. the caltrans station was closed, it has though since reopened. >>there's a warning for thrill-seekers a man had to be rescued after he thought he could climb along this cliff near presidio near the presidio by the golden gate park. rescuers say that h

it happened on the 200 block of oxford street that's in the excelsior district. it was last night, 7 adults and one child got out safely. we still don't know the cause of the fire or how much damage it caused as well. >>time now is 6 oh 8 in the south say investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at a computer supply and repair store that broke out. early yesterday morning at central computers on west camino real and you can see the smoke and flames here that they had to deal with by the time the firefighters got there half of the buildings are part of italy's had already collapsed. they don't think anybody was inside at the time. >>new this morning one person died after being struck by a train in san jose they were on the tracks last night. >>and this happened at the blossom hill station trespassing on the tracks, you know you're not supposed to be out there and and nobody on board the train was her caltrain closed for a time, but it's since reopened. >>here's a warning for thrill-seekers a man had to be rescued after he thought he would climb al