miles folsom has been in the youth unit for the past two years. but today is his 18th birthday.nd his first day in the big house. he is serving 36 years for armed robbery, criminal confinement and burglary. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you don't know anybody. it's a lot of bigger of a side you know. most of the people in here are my father's age, you know. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would ever come to prison. never thought about prison. really it sounds kind of stupid from my standpoint. because looking back on the things that i was doing, if i would have thought about it, there was no way that i couldn't have not ended up in prison. i have been in trouble since i was nine. you know, repeatedly. acts of violence, vandalism, things like theft, you know. so the police know me, you know, and they were sick and tired of me. so they took everything that they could and slapped it on me. >> folsom was 15 when he was tried as an adult for his latest safety convictions, which made headlines in his smalltown newspaper. >> this is my newspaper article. the heading says reign

this is another 650-670 units to be built on the south side of folsom between main and beale. we're also proud of the fact that through our commitment to the board of supervisors, that for both of these projects, we said yes, we will make a commitment not only to helping fund affordable housing, but to actually getting it built. and together with evans and union property capital we built unitss at 900 gilman down in the bayview and 165 units at 88 7 emstreet at the square and to build that kind of affordable housing in san francisco with market rate housing and live up to our obligation to the board is something that we're very proud of. we hope to replicate that again at 1400 mission together with tndc as an off-site project linked to 201 we also build offices in san francisco. here the city has done less well in bringing things through the permitting process. in part because of prop m and in part because of ceqa and in part because the higher fees have raised the bar and today there are very few actually entitled projects and we at tishman speyer have tried to capitalize on

particularly the well-known folsom street fair. there is a lot of work to do. we are actually a non profit. we donate back to charities. our model is different probably the most street fairs. but we do take it very seriously. i am here basicallyé@ to sharea lot of concerns, the issues of others, producers in the city, regulations, increasing fees. hopefully will have time today to talk about breast practices -- best practices. i noticed that in the opening remarks there were comments made around the entertainment commission in its ability to shut down places that are not doing what they are supposed to be doing. it would be great to explore what we would need for an incentive structure. how can we look at things like reducing as they do what they do in need to do it well. >> i have been a longtime promoter under the name of opal. the earning and community is the opulent temple. i am also a part-time psychologist, working with kids in the bayview, and a father. i was hoping to speak today as a small-business person doing various kinds of events in the city with

another 650 units of residential towers at 201 folsom and other office tower at 222 2nd street. so to give us his perspective on the market and the future, please welcome carl shannon. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you mary. what an amazing opportunity to be here. today i live here with my family and raising two young daughters in san francisco.uf for those who don't know me, i am not a religious person. but i think we should all take a moment and say a prayer of thanks for the environment we live in. for all of us who touch bay area real estate, it's really incredible how quickly things have changed. if you go back two, two and a half years and think about what the environment was in the middle of 2010, we were in a terrible environment. values were down significantly. we couldn't lease space it save ourselves and we felt it would be a long, long slug to come out of the hole we were in. here we are, barely two years later, in one of the strongest office markets in the country. the growth for is overwhelming a shrinking of real estate needs and we're not seeing that kind o

i was laugh tog myself not because there is anything funny about crack houses, but because i saw folsom and natoma and transfused basil and ginger on the walls. i brought a project proposal for 450 o'farrell street and this is two buildings that are owned by the [speaker not understood]. and right here we have 450, that's their church building and 474 is a building they own next to it. it's indicative of american history over the last 120 years when this religious group came to power and earned enough money to not only purchase and build this building by 1923, there's been a span of 30 years, but then secretly purchased the building next to t. i've been trying to put some pressure on this organization to do something as well as the city to do something with the building next to it and the building next to it is our public display of art. i've been here before and i've showed you guys a blank canvas. this is a picture of the building of four years ago. at 474 natoma street we just built a 55 unit with art on the wall. this house is a nobody except for some people outside. in 2008 there's

here is an idea of what it could look like from 3rd, across from 3rd to 4th, between howard and folsom. it opens up the streets to a much more pedestrian-friendly attitude. we'll look at development opportunities that could include additional towers, hotels and residential space on the moscone campus site. so though that is our view. it's our vision. it's a way to keep san francisco dynamic and a way to keep the tourism industry healthy and it's a way for our business community to stay here and show the world how they operate business and to make that neighborhood even more dynamic. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, joe, very exciting and very high-impact. if you haven't seen is the beautifully renovated moscone center, a lot of things have happened in the last year. so it's already miles ahead of where it was. very impressive. thank you so much. and now, a very exciting vision for a future we imagine the golden state warriors being here. an iconic new waterfront arena. so we're going to hear about that, rick welts, president and coo of the golden state warriors and he has over 36

at the three moscone sites and the two garages, 5th and missing the and the moscone garage between folsom and howard. one of the problems with moscone center it was built basically when the neighborhood was not what it is today. and it was built kind of in independent, isolated area to almost a suburban-type building in what has been a very urban area. we market san francisco as a pedestrian-friendly city and pedestrians are not allowed to walk around the moscone center in some areas. so we need to improve how it functions, but how it looks in the neighborhood. currently below ground, below grade there are two major exhibit halls. one the south hall with 260,000 square feet and the other with 180,000 square feet and a piece that connects both together of the our goal is to connect those two better and open it up to 540,000 of contiguous exhibit space that. is something that our clients say very much they need to have. we looked at above ground and how to connect the two buildings better and how to make it a better neighbor in the neighborhood. so our plans are to focus on the existing low

the wrote et before you is a request to extend the original approval for the project at 201 folsom street also commonly known as the sister project to the infinity across the street the planning commission approved the original project on september 4th, 2003 and the project involved new construction with an 80-foot podium for lot coverage to residential towers of height 350 and 400 feet up to 38,000 square feet of commercial space, up to 725 dwelling units, up to 753 off-street parking spaces for the residential and commercial uses. but then also up to 272 additional parking spaces to replace the existing parking for the adjacent postal service facility that was next door. the planning commission also approved a three-year performance extension to the original project in 2009 and that extension expired on september 3rd of this year. the original approval motion also detailed a scenario and a process for updating the project's design in the future. this is primarily a response to the fact that the adjacent postal service facility may vacate and the 272 replacement parking spaces may no lon

my uncle worked for new folsom or something to do with the folsom penitentiary. my biological father worked at tracy at one time, and now works at a women's prison in chowchilla. my mom right now currently is getting ready to retire from tracy prison. she's not a cop, she's an accountant. she works for the corrections department. >> when kirkpatrick left his gang, he asked his family to take him back. >> all these letters i have all over my bed right here, 90% of those are from my mom. >> but there are complications. kirkpatrick's past makes it impossible for him to even keep pictures of his relatives, including his mother. >> oh, i don't want one. my mom don't like the way she looks in pictures. i said, it doesn't matter, i'm your son, it's not like i'm going to go around showing it. she's like but what you don't understand is i work for cdc. i don't want my picture going through and people might recognize me or know who i am. i was like all right, i understand. and that's [ bleep ] up because that shows that she's ashamed of me. you know what i'm saying? that's

hombre en las calle dolores se habría calificado como sospechocsa la muerte >> un convicto murió en folsomientes y seria un homicidio >> arrestaron 5 personas por una red de prostitucion en la ciudad >> estos son los nombres >> personas enfrentan cargos federales por ofrecer servicios de personas ilegales >> se tendrán que marcar 11 dígitos para las llamadas locales en preparación para las llamdas con sodigo de areárea lo que quiero decir que el área 408 tendrá el código 669 >> van a compartir los mismos numeros en el territorio >> cada día son más los "dreamers" aprobados y muchos se van dorecto al seguro social >> una vez que califican se las abre el camino y se les otorga licencia de conducir >> vine para darle el papeleo al seguro social >> fue el día que gustavo aespero por años >> se dirigian al servicio de seguro social >> desea manejar para ir a clases, ir atrabajar y el ha puesto muchos lugares y no le hablna por no tener permiso >> tendria que ir a la administración de seguro social >> necesitan presentar el permiso de empleo y acta de nacimeinto >> contentos todos estamos muy co

traffic, in front of the hotel continental that is shut down and so is 5th street to mission and folsom street all the way to the right. this is all because of the president's stay here and this is his 12th visit and he stayed overnight at the continental hotel. he stayed here and the technical round table is where people paid $40,000 a ticket. donors paid 20,000 a ticket and at that speech, told them to maintain their enthusiasm for him and he told them quote they needed to remain obsessive if they were going to win. they had more than 6 million people lined up for hours to listen to that speech. in that speech, the president references his debate with mitt romney and he had a lack luster performance and here is how he referred to it. >> after that speech, people say don't be so polite, don't be so nice... [applauds] >> but i want everybody to understand something, what was being presented was not leadership, that is salesmanship. >> now along with supporters, there were protesters specifically people protesting the federal crackdown on medical marijuana and there were protesters prote

we are talking 4 and 6th avenue you can see the metal barricades, 5th street between mission and folsom. this was the president's visit starting with the intercontinental where people paid $0,000 a ticket and that was where donors paid 20,000 each and most notable was the massive 6,000 people who lined up to hear the president speak and those people paid significantly let between 75 and $200. the president urged sue posters to -- supporters to maintain support and needed to be obsessive if he was going to win the election. >> we cannot afford tax cuts for the wealthy, to gut investments for clean energy and research and technology and education. >> there were smaller groups of protesters outside and they were expressing their discontent like the federal crackdown on medical marijuana. there were some mitt romney supporters there as well. he stayed at the high yacht and earlier this morning we should see the motorcade. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well on the campaign trail in the rain, mitt romney told supporters in virginia... >> america needs this, we must restore ame

police arrested a 30-year-old on folsom street and say lee was in possession of stolen property from two other cases. plan to disband the milpitas police department has hit a snag. the city council voted to start accepting bids for the work and sheriff's department expressed interest in this idea. and there is a $9 kblinl budget deficit. the mayor asked for input before the city goes forward with ideas. >> and you've probably noticed gas prices have gone up a little bit more and web site gas buddy.com reports it's happening after chevron reported a pipeline outage. and there are two are prices 10% higher. the average price is $4:33. >> and next year a new california hau will ban licensed mental health professionals from trying to turn gay and lesbian teens straight. a christian legal group is going court to stop the law. there are authorities having to decide whether this can take affect. >> i've heard this is a sin. >> steven went through a controversial treatment in an effort to become straight. but the bay area man says no one should go through it because it can be dangerous. >> i

item 1 is case no. 2012.109 7c for 201 folsom street (a.k.a. 314 main street) as conditional use authorization to modify the performance period condition of motion no. 166 07 230er case no. 2000.107 3c to extend the period one year from the date of expiration of the previous extension of a mixed use project consisting of two residential towers of height of 350 and 400 feet above an 80-foot podium up to 725 dwelling units, 750 off-street parking spaceses and 38,000 square feet of commercial space. item 2 is case no. 2012.05 43 t an intent to initiate department planning code amendment [speaker not understood] in the planning code. you will consider a resolution of intent to initiate amendments to the planning code. the amendments are inteded to 1, correct clerical errors in text, 2, revise existing graphics to be consistent with the existing text. 3, amend various zoning control tables. 4, planning code read ability and 5, adopt findings including findings under the california environmental quality act. planning code section 302, findings and finding of consistency with the general plan and pla

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit on the scene. he arrived on the scene, did a quick survey and then notified dispatch of what was going on. while surveying the scene, he realized an individual was trapped in the driver's seat in the car was engulfed in flames. fully knowing the danger that was in front of him, he did not hesitate. he immediately ran to the car and began to attempt to remove the individual from the burning vehicle. once he reached the vehicle, he realized the person was unconscious and still strapped in his car. at this point the flames began to blow over the windshield. the fire department was still not on scene. even though the heat was intense and possibility of the gas tank could explode at any time, sergeant espinoza did not retreat. at this time, officer ha and solorzana arrived on scene. they were amazed at what they saw. they saw him trying to break a window of the car. they knew the danger and immediately r

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit on the scene. he arrived on the scene, did a quick survey and then notified dispatch of what was going on. while surveying the scene, he realized an individual was trapped in the driver's seat in the car was engulfed in flames. fully knowing the danger that was in front of him, he did not hesitate. he immediately ran to the car and began to attempt to remove the individual from the burning vehicle.

the transbay redevelopment plan that covered part of this plan area but focused on properties along folsom street that were transfer prd the state of california to the city and all this was to the ends of building the new transbay transit center and the downtown neighborhood, at that time and coming out of that plan effort, the city in the inner act si effort led by the mayor's office commissioned a report that recommended the creation aof a new broader area plan that covered a broader area around the transbay transit center to consider the land use patterns in the future of downtown growth in the context of the new transit center project. so, we engage ined that public process for several years, culminating in a draft plan in 2009 and towards the end of 2011, a draft eir was published on the plan and then this may, the planning commission certified the eir and adopted the plan, following that the, the board approved the plan and the mayor signed it and they are not reflective, so the next step and key step in the implementation of this plan are the item that is are before you today, parti

december 31, this batch had a call that a vehicle was on fire at 1645 folsom street and indicated -- they did not indicate if anyone was in the car or not. sgt espinoza was the first unit on the scene. he arrived on the scene, did a quick survey and then notified quick survey and then notified dispatch of what was going on.

way, just getting started, going for the terminal, housing production, infrastructure needed along folsom, is getting started, 700 acres still left to be done over the course of 20-30 years. what 1483 did, because it is a separate legal entity, apart from the city and county of san francisco, acknowledged that the surviving obligations and successor agencies in fact are not part of the city and county of san francisco is adopted on february 1. on june 27, when the governor signed that bill into law, so-called clean-up, we had to revisit the decisions that the board and the mayor swiftly took in january in order to make sure that we could keep going. that is the role of the agency, stepping into the shoes of the former redevelopment agency for the surviving contract to finish and wind down. unlike redevelopment pre-dissolution, the scope is narrow it is not a policymaking body; those policies have already been made by other bodies. the board of supervisors the legislation to create these area plans. narrow scope. winds down over time. the other issue that jason touched upon is the staff, t

howard between 4th and 5th and 4th between folsom and mission.ittle later on this morning about 9:30 the president least for sfo bound for air force one so you may find rolling closures and delays along 101 leaving san francisco between san francisco and san bruno. quick look at westbound 580 leaving the livermore area. here's a live look approaching the dublin-pleasanton area. about a 15-minute drive time between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange and 680. a quick look at the golden gate bridge where southbound 101 so far free and clear across the deck heading towards doyle drive. traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on affirmative action in college admissions. the court last ruled to allow affirmative action in 2003. the new case involves a policy at the university of texas that considers race to fill the last quarter of its freshman class. court watchers believe that practice could be in trouble because the makeup of the court is now mor

fourth between folsom and mission. the president heads to sfo later on this morning.ou could find rolling closures and delays before he departs at 9:30, along 101. that's a check of your "timesaver traffic." for more on your possibly rainy forecast, we'll go to lawrence. >> wouldn't that be nice with showers making a return to the bay area? point reyes, doppler radar picking up moisture most of off to the coast. but there is a slight chance of showers throughout the day and probably the next couple of days especially out toward the coast as that low is going to swing to the south. never moving onshore but staying coastside. things a little unsettled. a few clouds in the skies now. partly cloudy in the afternoon. some mild temperatures for most of us. cool as you approach the coastline. and a slight chance of showers as you head toward the beaches, as well. the core of that low is going to stay off the coast dragging with it the showers but occasionally we may see some bands moving onshore but the whole core is going to make its way down into southern california so we

headlining the folsom street fair, people are now looking forward to our entertainment in ways they did not 10 years ago. >> commander, how do we prepared to assist an outdoor event? what training do the folks on the street have when engaging with patrons of the event? >> i am sorry, i have never heard of little booth. not my genre, i guess. you know, all of our officers receive a lot of training at the academy level and the special operations group on crowd control. you all know the chief was year earlier. an outstanding job, he spoke to everyone, it all comes down to us all, all the way down to the online troops. i believe that we are the best in the entire country, if not the world. [applause] just recently, thank you, i had the deputy chief of shanghai coming over to ask us how we manage events here. i just wanted them to understand how we do it differently and how they can improve. this is not the first time i have had that happen. from what i have observed over my 32 years in my time on line as an officer, i was an officer before my first promotion, i have received, and we have al