many. >> rose an cash heads to folsom prison. that story next >> surprising side effect of sleep deprivation at harvard medical school found a lack of sleep can result in short-term euphoria and poor judgment and addictive behavior. researchers say this under scores the need for people in high stake profession like doctors to work shorter shift. findings published in the journal of neuroscience tomorrow. >> historic performance reenacted at folsom state prison today rose ann daughter of legendary singer johnny cash performed at folsom. he performed at the prison back in 1968. that performance was released as live album and revived his career. rose ann said she wanted to continue the family tradition and honor her father who passed away in 2003. l l l l walk the line. >> there you go. right. larry is here now. >> yes. stanford women basketball team they didn't walk. they sprinted as they always do. amazing streak continues with stanford women. anything but a cake walk tonight against saint john from anything but a cake walk tonigh

>> we will continue item one, 17thand folsom -- 17th and folsom, to the date specified. >> they have requested not to take the action to 1:30. and for item 14. so both of those, you take up at the 1:30 calendar. >> we request to discuss this now. >> that is correct. >> so if there are members of the public. >> items for continuance, now is the time to do it. >> i would like to clarify one statement. there was a request for the continuance, on item number 14. that this item would not be opposed to. this was a continuance from the hearing for today, not specific to april 14. we would like to discuss the potential for continuing this earlier than april 14. >> this is in reference to 17th and folsom. we are looking to this item. >> this is the day. >> i did not realize. there is no earlier time on the calendar. we could not possibly but this in any other time than that. >> and again, if this is not appropriate for me to talk about this right now, i will wait until 1:30. but this is an item that has historically had very short hearing. this is the historical modification of a project. eac

this is to add a pinball machine at this type-48 neighborhood bar on folsom. the applicant applied mid february. it is open until 2:00 a.m. each night, and as you can see, this is an accessory use, and the approval has been recommended with some conditions. kevin is here tonight, too, i think, introduce himself, as well as speak to any that might have questions. staff is recommending a conditional grant. come and say hi. >> good evening. i am kevin, and i have been a permit officer for about 10 years, so i have some history. any questions you have, i hope i can answer them. there are some issues that i think we're going to be taken care of, and we are just moving some of the cabinets or some things to make space for the pool table and pinball machines, and everything seems to me to what standards would be there, so we do not have any objection as long as some of the equipment in the area is moved so that the pool table can be used freely. president newlin: ok. thank you. are the applicants here? come on up and introduce yourself. >> good evening, president, co

there are some many small businesses coming to folsom st., which is wonderful to see. commissioner o'conner: that all grew out of nothing.

there are some many small businesses coming to folsom st., which is wonderful to see. commissioner o'conner: that all grew out of nothing. it was not an easy street to get around, and they are all there. president o'brien: mr. regan's report was not approved yet, so it is not ready for presentation this evening. supervisor kim: thank you for your time. i hope this is not the last time i will be coming to you. we are more than happy to take feedback and comments in terms of what we can do to support the small business community here. thank you. president o'brien: time for public comment. does anybody have any public comment on this matter? seeing none, this is an action item. >> that is correct. commissioner dooley: i would like to recommend approval to the board. commissioner o'conner: i second. president o'brien: do we need to take a vote on that? >> we have a motion by commissioner clyde to recommend approval, seconded by commissioner adams. would you like to do a roll call on that? vice president adams: yes. commissioner clyde: aye. commissioner dooley: aye. commiss

important that over the last few weeks, i have noticed a big jump, at one point, down on aid and folsom, and at one time, i counted six, all parked. with their participants or patrons, riders, whatever you want to call them around that area. there is also someone inside the party bus. so these party buses continue to be a major problem. again, there is a very high volume of consumption of alcohol, both on the bus, usually before the patrons get on the bus, and then as they hit each venue. for the new commissioners, this has been a problem for us for about the last two years. what we're seeing is these buses coming to different locations, and the patrons on the bus are already really, and they are getting more drinks when they get off of the bus, and often of venue or club will not let them in because they are so drunk that it causes them problems. some, without the party bosses, they would not any business at all. i do not understand why we have seen a jump in the business, but we are. we are seeing more and more and more. at the end of last year, the last few months, we saw them dry ou

mention that i personally have had a very big problem with the disposition of the property at 17th and folsom, which was, i guess, decided by the mayor's office, and affordable housing project, a partner in exactly the wrong place. it is designated as an industrial zone, and all kinds of shenanigans -- a park in exactly the wrong place. i do not know this has anything to do with your issues with the real-estate department, but i would be very concerned about what is going on. thank you. commissioner: thank you. any additional further comment? hearing none, it is in the hands of the commissioners. and did you make a motion? you indicated that you were inclined in that direction. ok. do i have a motion? i suppose i can, and i suppose i will make a motion. it is an interesting situation calm where this is a budget approval, and it has many aspects to it, this being one. i think this particular aspect of the budget has received a great deal of caring and attention -- of airing and attention, and i see no reason to hold it up. so why will move the item. is there a second? commission caen: i have a

item one -- the 17th and folsom park. the item is proposed for a continuance until april 14, 2011. commissioners, we have item number 14 or 45 lansing's street. the item is continued for april 14, 2011, and that is because your calendars is -- your calendars are so full, that is the first available date. i know the sponsor wanted an earlier date, but i could not accommodate that. those continuances are in your hands. commissioner olague: is there any public comment on items proposed for continuance? >> commissioner steve atkinson for the 45 lansing project. i appreciate the difficulties on the calendar. it is unfortunate. i wonder if there is a possibility of adding the item trailing another agenda? we had an example this week of several items continued at the last minute. this is an important project. it would be useful to have it considered sooner, rather than later. there was really no violation of the process here in any event, and therefore there is no other reason than your agenda for not hearing this. thank you very much. commissioner olague: thank you. is there any addition

of clergimen took off this afternoon with a church group and happened to be visiting a church in folsom when the quake struck. this is home video showing them shopping for anything they can stuff into their boxes. most of the supplies will end up in sendai. home to one of the pastors. it's also near the nuclear plant releasing a small amount of radiation. >> they've been talking now that when they get to the airports to get hooded jackets, gloves and masks because it's supposed to rain. the fallout with moisture will spread, and you don't want to get it on skin. >> once landing they still need to find a way to get those supplies to badly-damage area of sendai. >> passenger arriving at san francisco international airport from japan gave us their impressions of the situation in that country. some say they decided to leave because of the threat of a nuclear melt down. others told us getting around is nearly impossible. in tokyo, hundreds of miles from the epicenter buses and train service are far from running on a normal schedule. taxies almost impossible to come by. people have had to wal

. -- folsom near as 6. -- full some near essex. howard between second and first. 2nd south of harrison and all of oscar alley. on august 5th, 2010, we had an option for a motion. the planning commission deemed the proposed vacation to be in conformity with the general plan and consistent priority policies. additionally come as a result of the board of approval of their resolution, which adopted the fifth addendum of the redevelopment project, it was found the proposed vacation will my trigger the need for subsequent environmental review per california resources code and sections 15162 of the guidelines. the department public-works has determined the areas to be vacated are not necessary for the city's present or prospective public street, sidewalk and service areas. separately, i have opined the conveyance furthers a public purpose in promoting a and -- promoting and facilitating public transportation. phenomenal sale price of $1 is appropriate. necessary easements' would be reserved for in place and functioning utilities. this vac

here's when,folsome damage was built. these are the flows when they did not have the operations for flood management that's how you would study the reservoir. now look since it was built. six of the highe flows recorded have happened since the damage was built. has the corporation changed the criteria, no. we have been aware of this from some time. this is feather river and,orville, was constructed here and if youed a 06 you would have four of the highest flows that have occurred since we constructed that. from a flood stand point we're not taking this into consideration. in terms of the roll or rule terms there's not much change in those. final example is san,jaoquin, refr, you see 2006 is missing. there's a couple of points. one, the flashier nature that will continue as we lose snow back. the other is from a flood standpoint, but if you think about the hundred year flood has a chance of occurring one in a hundred years. most of that analysis was done in the first or middle of the past century. all the higher flows have

the vehicles are diverted to mission or folsom streets the goal is to improve traffic conditions and make the streets safer for bicycles and pedestrian. >>> regular visitors to so knowma parks will pay more president the county voted to increase the park membership by 30%. starting april 1st, the pass will go from 69 dollars per vehicle instead of the current 65. a golden year's pass will cost $39 up from 30 and a day pass is at six dollars. >>> rain made a mess on bay area roads. the chp said the driver of this car was going too fast when she spun out on a car in san rafael and hit a wall and ended up her roof. the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital with neck and back pain. we have been tracking the weather. what are we looking at, bill. >> that was the heaviest last night and this morning. now there are nuisance showers on our afternoon commute. i got radar in davis and santa cruz mountains, you can see the radar sweep and what we are seeing is what we have seen most of the day. the light scattered showers that will continue to linger into the bay area forecast tonight

moving on to a totally different topic, very briefly, we were having a lot of problems with 1015 folsom. someone was traveling and communicating from a distance. they met with the club. we met with the club at southern station. celotex -- sound tech granelli was involved. there were some detailed injunctions filed against them, and although that injunction is not in play anymore, it was brought to this owner's attention that we need to start getting back on top of basic club's security and club good business practices. the kind of problems we were having, it is escalating into fights and more serious violence, but it was stuff like drinking alcoholic beverages in the line, allowing the line to roll onto the streets. hese are kind of zero tolerance, club 101 issues, that every club operator should have a strong hand on. again, an example between the police department and the establishment with cooperation. all of us who have been on the ground floor of this are extremely confident. new security has been brought in. their security as a sense of an apartment, and they have a real voice in

streets affected by the proposed vacation include net,, mean that, first, frameup, veal, harrison, folsom, lamented, howard, second, and oscar alley. we have a lot of maps and background materials at whatever debt if you care to dive in for details, and robert beck is here to provide you some details as needed. the rights that would be conveyed are either below surface or above surface or in some cases within the st. rights of way both below and above. the city retains the operations of the streets, so this is just to facilitate the adjoining uses or underlying or above ground aspects of the construction project. this is the start of a lengthy vacation process. there are utility easements that will be addressed as part of this process, so this simply starts the ball rolling toward future public hearings, and the decision in march for the actual vacation. happy to answer any questions you might have an whatever maps you would like to see. it is obviously a very expansive area. supervisor mar: for the public benefit and our benefit, could you put up a basic math and point out which streets

while serving his time at folsom state prison he sought help. attorneys with the california indigent project responded to the call and past few years argued on his behalf in court. >> he was identified by a witness in the projects who looked out her wonder 0and claims to have seen him. it's a case of mistaken eyewitness identification which is a single largest cause of wrongful conviction in our country. and so it was a, her mistake. >>reporter: it was enough for the june in this case to order a new trial. but since much of the evidence was destroyed over the years the june ruled there was no way caldwell could 7 a fair trial. he then ordered his release. >> after all these years they thought they had justice but it wasn't. it was unserved justice still unserved justice. >> i think it need to be clear that there was no find that go this defendant was innocent. >>reporter: assistant da eric fleming prosecutor in the case and says his thoughts are with the murder victim's family. >> we had gone to court 20 years later whole thing ripped open and t

what we need to do is have implementation of the plan that we have in place, making folsom two-way, eddie two-way, tackling speeds on the arterial. this will be good in school zones. commissioner campos: thank you. next speaker please. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we continue this item to call of the chair? commissioner chiu: i know we have a representative from dph, if you have anything to say on the matter. >> director of environmental health. maybe i will make one point and just to give you a brief outline of where we are focusing our energy in this effort. i think the point about needing to understand the causes, i want to elaborate on that. needs to be a consensus about the causes and solutions. there is a lot of data to tell us, because as our, lots of best practices in europe and other places that show what the affect of solutions are. those solutions are generally not applied in the u.s. we are going to need to be the leader in the country in order to apply some of these solutions, a

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while serving his time at folsom he sought help.thern california innocence project responded to the call. for the past few years argued on his behalf in court. >> he was identified by a witness to have claimed to have seen him. it's a case of witness misidentification. >> the judge ordered a new trial but since much of the evidence was destroyed over the years. judge ruled there was no way that caldwell could receive a fair trial. he then ordered his release. >> you need to be clear there was no finding that the defendant -- >> the prosecutor in the case, he says his thoughts are with the murder victim's family. >> 20 years later this whole thing gets ripped open and new wound. >> caldwell plans to live with his sister in amp antioch. >>> the end of -- good news. for jean retailers. bloomberg business report is coming up. >> and more radiation spews from japan's crippled nuclear reactor. critics are asking if the situation is out of control. >> president obama says libya will not be a another iraq. so what will it be? that is coming

it took me 5.5 hours to get from south lake to folsom yesterday. >> you have done many live shots for us. this may have been the most incredible one you have done for us. >> reporter: well, thank you. we are going to check back in with you again at 6:20 to update our progress on the blue canyon news room. which is down here. >> happy digging. right now part of interstate 5 is closed from three miles north of highway 126 all the way to the currant county line. high wind advisory is also in effect from interstate 5 throughout fresno county. >>> the bad weather is continuing in southern california. a winter storm warning still in effect until this afternoon. the national weather service says more snow, strong winds and rain is expected for los angeles and santa barbara counties. also this morning the pacific coast highway in malibu has been reopened after rock slides closed that road and forced the evacuation of 12 homes. >>> a bay area man says he's ready to lead california republicans to victory. they elected tom dell becar row as be-- tom del beccaro. he says he's opposed to the elect

. >>> in sacramento county an advisory tonight to those downstream from folsom dam. this evening the federal bureau of reclamation increased it's releases to the lower american river from 8,000 to 15,000 cubic feet per second. they are part have the yearly flood control management and coincide with the wet weather forecast this week. >>> and a wet week we do have ahead. as julie mentioned a few showers to the tune of a half inch in some places, most of us a quarter inch. here is the latest computer model for tomorrow, 8:00 a.m. your morning commute looks pretty dry but all the rain is north so watch what happens. 9:00 a.m. it is getting closer, range in santa rosa 9:00 a.m. that's gonna shut you down if you have outdoor activities, 11:00 a.m. raining in the south to mill valley, still dry in oakland. then around noon it moves through most of the central bay area and then at 1:00 you see scattered showers everywhere. so the main hit is from about 10:00 in the morning until about 2:00 in the afternoon, 3:00 the rain heads in the san jose area and moves out for the afte

while serving his time at folsom state prison caldwell sought help. attorneys with the northern california innocent project responded to the call and for the past few years argue on his behalf in court. >> he was identified by a witness in the project who looked out her window and claimed to have seen him. it's a case of mistaken eyewitness identification which is the single largest cause of wrongful conviction in our country so it was her mistake. >>reporter: it was enough for the judge in the case to order a new trial. but since much of the evidence was destroyed over the years, the judge ruled there was no way caldwell could 7 a fair trial. he then ordered his reless. >> after all these years they thought they had justice but it wasn't. unserved justice and still unserved justice. >> need to be clear that there was no finding this defendant was innocent. >>reporter: assistant da fleming is the pros cawtor in the case. he says his thoughts are with the murder victim family. >> now 21 years later the cousins, brother have to see the person who commit

. >>> in sacramento county an advisory tonight to those downstream from folsom dam. this evening the federal bureau of reclamation increased it's releases to the lower american river from 8,000 to 15,000 cubic feet per second. they are part have the yearly flood control management and coincide with the wet weather forecast this week. >>> and a wet week we do have ahead. as julie mentioned a few showers to the tune of a half inch in some places, most of us a quarter inch. here is the latest computer model for tomorrow, 8:00 a.m. your morning commute looks pretty dry but all the rain is north so watch what happens. 9:00 a.m. it is getting closer, range in santa rosa 9:00 a.m. that's gonna shut you down if you have outdoor activities, 11:00 a.m. raining in the south to mill valley, still dry in oakland. then around noon it moves through most of the central bay area and then at 1:00 you see scattered showers everywhere. so the main hit is from about 10:00 in the morning until about 2:00 in the afternoon, 3:00 the rain heads in the san jose area and moves out for the afte

the big announcement took place at 10:30 this morning on folsom street. >>> this morning workers at napa stated hospital will hold a demonstration demanding safety improvements. the protest is being scheduled to coincide with a safety summit. the workers say instead of a meeting, they want basic safety measures implemented immediately. the demands follow the strangulation of a nurse by one of the patients last october. and also the sexual assault on a worker by a patient earlier this month. >>> hoping that federal funding could be on the way after a second day of flooding over the weekend. a broken drainage pipe failed on saturday, sending a river of water into a mobile home park and the village. this was the second failure in three days after the pipe ruptured on thursday. home owners, business owners, and landlords have thousands of dollars in repair bills. >> it's going to take a lot. the problem is a lot of these tenants don't have the dollars to do it. you have to pitch in and help them financially with your labor. that's it. >> city council held an emergency meeting yesterday to de