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there are street closures near folsom and essex. we are learning that the essex street ramp to the eastbound bay bridge connector is shut down. so we'll let you though when that reopens. >>> a deadly fire is under investigation in san francisco's ingleside heights neighborhood. one person was found dead in the house on saint charles avenue. that fire started about 8:0last night and was out before 9:00. >> oakland police have fended off the feds but a judge still needs to sign off on this last- minute deal with civil rights attorneys. instead of a government takeover, oakland police agreed to a compliance director appointed by a judge and paid for by the city. cbs 5 insider phil matier says both sides can claim a partial victory. >> reporter: the plaintiffs will now have someone within the department answerable to the court to make sure that changes are made. but most importantly what they avoid is a complete federal takeover something that would be an embarrassment for the city and could also lead to the judge telling them don't hav

you cannot get on to the bay bridge here at second and -- and folsom. earlier water was gushing out of the hydrant spraying water all over this intersection. police say a suspected drunk driver ran moot hydrant and the scaffolding. this -- this happened before 4:00 this morning. police did take the driver into custody he's in jail now. the scaffolding company son the way to repair this. -- company is on the way out here to repair this. they don't know when they will open this back up, stay with abc7 news for updates on this developing story. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> also developing news from contra costa county, the sheriff's department is investigating a homicide. it happened last night pleasant hill near 680 and concord avenue where we find terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: the body was found last evening across concord avenue from where i'm stage near the 680 northbound on-ramp. you can see shopping carts, hopeless area there, another one under the over pass as well don't know go that has anything to do with this homicide investigation underway pic

folsom street, a neighborhood commercial corridor, safer for pedestrians with more community serving businesses and improved transit. the final eir for the western soma concluded "in general it's anticipated that future development under these revised zoning controls will result in more cohesive neighborhoods throughout the planned area. new development within the draft plan area specifically would exhibit greater consistency and land use and building types and clearly defined residential neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and high terk industrial and pdr uses .". i want to express my gratitude first among the city family to paul letter, cory teague and the rest of the planning department staff. to chester fong in the transportation authority. to lily and megan wall in the department of public health, supervisor jane kim and beyond the city family the advice and assistance of the respected land use attorney sue hester. tmi and other property owners along the corridor. john kev lynn and amir massy at art stone properties and in the neighborhoods particular. to the south of market ac

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

near folsom and essex, the street is still closed even though the water is off. claudine?orter: the san francisco police department a has been asked to shut down the entire area while they get the area shut down. this is the essex on ramp to the bay bridge, fairly busy street as the morning commute gets underway but take a look to the side, there was actually a problem when it hit the bottom of that scaffolding and they are worried the scaffolding is not secure and they certainly don't want it to fall on traffic so that is why they shut this down until somebody could come and take a look at it. this is what it looked like when the water was shooting in the air. they went to pull him over hit a fire hydrant shooting water 30 feet into the air. it took awhile to turn off to find the access point and 50,000 gallons of water came out before that water was turned off. the suspected dui driver has been taken away and we are not sure of the extent of his injuries. the police officer is okay and that investigation is underway. that scaffold shall which is what they need looked at

no stopping on monday through friday on sixth street from folsom to market. this was removed at the request of barry toronto. >>> good afternoon again. i came here specifically today to address these two items. i am not taking this lightly by asking you and urging you to really look at the traffic patterns and the traffic gridlock that occurs on the afternoons when you come from 2 80 to sixth street. and taxi drivers use this route constantly as a way to get downtown from the south part of the city and also from the garages. as you know, 99% of the cabs are situated in the south part of the city. and they need to get to the downtown area to go to work in most cases. some of them will go to noe valley or the mission if they get call. so, it's a concern if you allow the left turn going north on sixth street at harrison and then you've also allow for the parking on the east side of 5th street, you are creating much more gridlock. * calls almost to the point where you're going to get huge levels of service by up to e or f, and i am very concerned what you're goin

let me show you essex at folsom. you can see two lanes are open.t took off the tape 15 minutes off. here comes a car happy to see it's back open so they can get on the freeway ramp up the block from us. the crews had to replace a couple of different sections there after this accident, basically crushed part of it and left the firefighters who were on scene questioning kind of the integrity of the structure. they said they should be done very quickly with the second part and hopefully get this roadway open. let me show you the video. this is about 3:30 this morning. san francisco police say they tried to pull over a driver a couple of blocks away from here. that driver went through the red light and then what they call fail to yield. and they came down to essex, tried to turn up the street, which would have been going up toward the the freeway -- towards the freeway, lost control, the fire hydrant sent fire shooting about 33 feet in the air you. the scaffolding was damaged -- in the air. the scaffolding was damaged from the impact and the firefighte

>> reporter: we are on essex and folsom and police say they did not chase the suspect but he did fail to yield and you can see the car hooked up to the tow truck. this is the essex street on ramp and folsom street shut down so if you take a look to where the orange cones are post -- orange cones are posted. until just a few minutes ago, water was shotting through the air and flooding through this intersection. at this point, the situation is now that they are towing the car in front of this. the subject has been taken to the hospital and we don't know the extent of his injuries, this all started as what seemed like a very basic traffic stop. they were trying to turn on police think they were trying to turn on to the freeway and lost control and hit a fire hydrant. they are cleaning up and getting the water turned off was a big deal, we were having trouble finding the correct access points to get it turned off. we continue to monitor the situation and we will be back coming up on the morning news. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> claudine, thank you. >>> john mcphee is no longer on the

it has been contained on two-folsom street.e will have a live report, coming up. >> in other bay area news... two people are under arrest on suspicion of repairman in santa clara county. police say, jason dejesus and chanelle troedson, lured the repairman to their home on monday.. where they beat and held him against his will for several hours. the victim was able to escape when they couple stopped at a gas station in san jose. he ran to a nearby home and called police. the suspects are being charged with kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon, criminal threats and conspiracy. >> police in guatemala have arrested internet security pioneer john mcafee.. for illegally entering the country. he has been on the run from authorities in belize - who want to talk to him about the shooting death of a neighbor last month.. in an interview prior to his arrest.. mcafee to do with the murder.. >> nobody has been blaming me for the murder. they just and really want to question me. there is no basis for extradition. i like guatemala. i thin

back out live, essex street off folsom is blocked. if you are going to the bay bridge, you have to find a different route. a firefighter said that they are going to assess the safety of that scaffolding and once they find out it is safe they will reopen these roads hopefully that can be soon. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, cbs 5. >>> an on-ramp to the bay bridge is closed not making many morning commuters happy. >> no. not at all. if you are trying to access the lower deck of the bay bridge it's blocked off because of the accident. use 1st instead. the good news it's the noncommute direction so hopefully traffic won't be too busy on the lower deck of the bay bridge at the skyway. we are taking a live look at the area there off the freeway. traffic extra volume on that westbound side coming off the upper deck of the bay bridge. no metering lights though as you work your way towards the toll plaza. elsewhere, if you are trying to take bart or ace, everything is right on time. caltrain, ferries looking good. muni no majo

san francisco folsom street at essex a car hit a hydrant, spewing water everywhere affecting the ramp to eastbound bay bridge you cannot use that ramp to the eastbound bay bridge until they get water stopped. eastbound carquinez bridge roadwork until 8:00, affecting three lanes there. >>> 5:10. >> next, big milestone construction of the new 49er stadium reaches today. >>> driving perk for california lawmakers, not before some passed the buck to taxpayers. >>> first, this morning's america's money report. >>> good morning. mega bank lay-offs, city group announced plans to -- citigroup announced plans to slash 11,000 jobs, wall street had a good day, dow rose 82 points yesterday to close above 13,000. investors appeared optimistic after avoiding the fiscal cliff after the president suggested a deal could be reached in a week. government issues new warning about reverse mortgages that give seniors immediate cash payment in exchange for future equity. today the obama administration will recommend seniors be careful before signing one. new starbucks likely coming to a neighborhood near you

there with a cleanup crews are around 70 to st/folsom.hat are around 17th street that were flooded after this a worse system was overwhelmed. the sioux were system was overwhelmed. the sewer system. this is the fourth time since 2004. this time, there were a sandbags but it was not enough to keep the flood waters out. maureen kelly. >> the guadeloupe river residents are very happy to add the city's efforts paid off. in 20 04, the san jose water district worked on the river with a $10 million project. it removed 4800 cubic yards of sediment and relieved over 7000 homes out of the flood zone. >> and the santa cruz mountains, 15 in. after one week of back to back storms it took a toll on mountain roads. you can see discussed relic, this will be closed indefinitely. mountain valley road. you can see, that this will be closed. >> that is the quickest way to get to scotts valley and also highway 17. >> at least eight roads were closed at one point. pg&e will have a lingering power outages with m mudslides. in the santa cruz mountains, kron 4. >

this is being introduced to be permitted in some ways on folsom street and ninth and tenth street but this would open up the area north of harrison and the primary area for development in western soma for substantial office development, so that gives you a little background and information, but we wanted to again provide a few options so the first option is what we have currently proposed which is essentially article 10 landmarks, designated buildings, and it would require that they be designated. again there are few who are currently designated but there are more that could be if they went through the process and currently under the code the land use flexibility you get is to have office or in the rad additional retail. the second option which was raised before as well is what is currently employed in soma, which is article 10 landmarks, article 11 category one through four buildings which there is only one right now in western soma that false under that category but again there could be others that could be eligible for that, and contributory buildings and designated article 10 dist

no answer for folsom. chris williams to andrew buckley on 4th down.rtans rolled 49-15 to remain unbeaten. a couple of scores to pass on to you from tonight out of division 2. clayton valley on the losing end to oakdale, 27- 24. marin, the wildcats are moving on. they beat sutter 23-7 in division 3. >>> stanford women's volleyball. stanford, the first set. and it was all downhill from there for john dunning and the cardinals. they lose in three straight sets. unranked michigan, upset second- ranked stanford. the cardinal season is over! >>> and tomorrow, you can watch the 49er game against the dolphins right here on cbs 5. it will be followed immediately by the 5th quarter, inside the 49er locker room, listening to harbaugh say, whose got it better than us? nobody! we'll see how that unfolds. >> all right. we will tune in. thanks, vern. after the break, the beatles and the stones. ,, look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and

east-west street intersecting sixth street and those include lowering the speed limits on howard, folsom, harrison and bryant within the same time frame from 30 to 25 miles an hour. so, it's been a year. we did the evaluation and we found that the change is working with minimal impacts. we not only looked at sixth street, but also fifth and seventh as a corridor and the traffic did not shift significantly or change significantly on those streets. so, based on that, we recommend that it be approved and made permanent and we presented the results to city planning and they gave it a categorical exemption now for this particular proposal. >> what is the board's mesh you? er >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussion? all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> opposed? thank you. ms. gilbert. >> moving on to item 10.5, authorizing the director to execute a termination agreement with the city of san francisco downtown parking corporation for the fifth & mission garage, and execute agreements with vendors, consultants, and commercial tenants. directors, in addition to a member of the public wishi

that would be affected. >> you're with folsom as well. we did address the legislation for that specific concern and those events would not be impacted but thank you. i appreciate the perspective next speaker. >> my name is charles harris. i'm a resident and san refeal and advocate for body freedom and nature foundation and improving the awareness of these activities throughout north america. in 2009 the association commission had polling firm to conduct a poll of the attitude of californians towards nudity. the margin of error is plus or minus 3%. question number five was "do you agree or disagree that you are personally offended by the non sexual nudity of others". the responses were as follows. strongly agree and somewhat agree and somewhat disagree 17%. strongly disagree 41-point 1% and as you can see many of the residents are not offended by the non sexual nudity of others. the results of this poll to our knowledge is the only empirical evidence on this towards the attitudes of nudity and which the proponents rely and the majority is

can be built on the 4 properties together and for the fire station that's almost complete now on folsom street to be conveyed to the city. a condition of the conveyance of the new fire station to the city is that we, sf moma, have a building permit. that building permit is being processed now and will be ready to be issued after the first of the year so that this conveyance is necessary so that the building permit can issue and the fire station can transfer, we can demolish the existing fire station and begin construction. we think the construction will start in about march of 2013, so it's very timely that this resolution be adopted now so that the transactions can close in january. don young, one of the project managers from moma, is also here and we appreciate your consideration of this transaction. all the city's staff time that's gone into it. thank you. >> thank you. is there anyone else that would like to speak on this item? >> ronald ravine, i don't want to hold up the tenants but i want to say something on this. i hope, supervisor wiener, this is one of the things that you are

western soma plan and no point in the last seven years has the block of 11th between harrison and folsom been anything other than wmug which would allow our project to proceed. now, seven years later about a month before approval options have been submitted to you, all of which would prohibit new housing and therefore prohibit this project. so, if, of course, we had omaha, nebraskav this would happen at the last minute, my client would have paid for their own e-i-r two years ago paul lord offered us to get in on the overall area plan e-i-r. * we did a little financial analysis of that because each specific project would have to pay their share of that cost and turned out that was still very expensive. so, again, we decided to wait. never thinking that at the last minute the entire project type of housing would be banned from that block. so, in the * . i'm asking because of fairness, because we've been patiently waiting for seven years, to please grandfather in this pipeline project at 340-350 11th street. if you have any questions for me, i'm -- about this project, i'm here to answer the

de la salle against folsom in sacramento, and oncest was no contest. de la salle one of the best teams in the country. 4:00 in, it's punched in from three yard out. second quarter, fourth and ghoul. chris williams, fines barkley. 28-7 spartsed. third quarter, vitali again, third td of the game and the rout is not over. velasco hat two t.d.s, this one splitting the d. sparts with six rushing touchdowns, cruising to a 49-15 victory. >>> the heisman trophy handed out today in new york. best -- candidates manti taio, john where machine zeal, and collin klein, and your winner is... >> the 2012 winner from the heisman memorial trophy is... johnny manziel. [applause] >> mike: johnny manziel, they call him johnny football and now johnny heisman. 4600 yards, threw for 3419, and 24 tds and rabid -- leading. >> ama: to a 10-2 record including an upset of alabama. he is the first freshman to win the heisman. >> what a pleasure is it. like to start by thanking the heisman trust. what a great experience to meet the people i have. manti, collin, not only good footbal

de la salle against folsom in sacramento, and once again it was no contest.la salle one of the best teams in the country. 4:00 in, it's punched in from three yard out. second quarter, fourth and ghoul. chris williams, fines barkley. 28-7 spartsed. third quarter, vitali again, third td of the game and the rout is not over. velasco hat two t.d.s, this one splitting the d. sparts with six rushing touchdowns, cruising to a 49-15 victory. >>> the heisman trophy handed out today in new york. best -- candidates manti taio, john where machine zeal, and collin klein, and your winner is... >> the 2012 winner from the heisman memorial trophy is... johnny manziel. [applause] >> mike: johnny manziel, they call him johnny football and now johnny heisman. 4600 yards, threw for 3419, and 24 tds and rabid -- leading. >> ama: to a 10-2 record including an upset of alabama. he is the first freshman to win the heisman. >> what a pleasure is it. like to start by thanking the heisman trust. what a great experience to meet the people i have. manti, collin, not only good football pl

folsom came into the athaveraging near nearly 47 points.le led 28-7 at the half and it was more the same in the second half . the game was so lopsided they went to a running clock in the 4th quarter. de la salle plays in state's open division chance after the 49-15 win. >>> in other regional finals the eagles were edged by oakdale in the division 2 finals and marin catholic will represent after holding sutter to a touchdown. >>> today's san francisco city college lost to bakersfield in the community college championship, 35-14 as bakersfield wins it all for the first time in school history. >>> well for the fourth time manny pacquiao and marquez meet and this one might have pacquiao questionion to continue husband career. pacquiao was knocked out and down for up to 2 minutes. pacquiao has now lost two straight fights. >>> earlier on fox, ultimate fighting championship taking place in seattle. henderson won, his second successful title defense. >>> the los angeles dodgers took on l250 $250 million worth of payroll and that still didn't get t

dela salle faced off against folsom. four minutes in.three yards out. 7-0, spartans. fourth and goal, and the lefty finds buckley in the end zone. 28-7 at the half. third quarter, again, bowls his way into the end zone. third td of the game. 35-7. route is not over. john had two tds in the game. this one a 25-yard run splitting the defense. spartans with six rushing touchdowns. dela salle cruises to a 49-15 victory. >>> the heisman trophy was handed out yesterday in new york for the best lay -- player in the land. there were three finalists. the winner is. >> and now, the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is johnny manzel. >> the drama. johnny manzel accounted for 4700 yards this year for texas a&m. he led them to a 10-2 record including an upset of then a top-ranked alabama. manzel becomes the first freshman ever to win the heisman. >> to be invite into this fraternity, what a pleasure it really is. i would like to start by thanking the heisman trust and everyone who made the weekend possible. when a great experience was it to

de la salle faced off against folsom. four minutes in. punches it in from three yards out. 7-0, spartans. second quarter. fourth and goal, and the lefty finds buckley in the end zone. 28-7 at the half. third quarter, again, bowls his way into the end zone. third td of the game. 35-7. route is not over. john had two tds in the game. this one a 25-yard run splitting the defense. spartans with six rushing touchdowns. de la salle cruises to a 49-15 victory. >>> the heisman trophy was handed out yesterday in new york for the best player in the land. there were three finalists. the winner is -- >> and now, the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is johnny manzel. [cheers and applause] >> oh, the drama. johnny manzel accounted for 4700 yards this year for texas a&m. 24 touchdowns, running 1181 yards and 19tds, leading them to a 10-2 record, including an upset of then a top-ranked alabama. manzel becomes the first freshman ever to win the heisman. >> warriors on a seven-game road trip and with last night's win in washington they have won t

on-ramp to the bay bridge in san francisco this morning water rushed into the street near second and folsom and may have compromised the stability of nearby scaffolding. the driver is in custody. essex street on-ramp to the bay bridge will open a few hours later. >>> local fishing boats tied up instead of collecting a delicacy, result of a price war. some crab are still being snatched out of the water. local fishermen are feeling steamed. amy hollyfield is live with details. >> reporter: good morning you can see the san francisco boats behind me tied up, no movement from them today. the blue and gold boat is causing problems. during a wrinkle into the local negotiations. san francisco crab fishermen sat and watched this morning as a load of crab came in on a boat visiting from oregon. >> when we tie-up we hope we all stan together so we can get a price that is -- all stand together so we can get a price that is fair to everybody. when you see somebody doing something like this it does hurt. >> reporter: the san francisco crews have decided not to fish since the price of crab dropped they we

in the past ten years, folsom inmates have provided about 1.5 million hours of community service. at that rate in a single year, the labor saves community agencies over $2.5 million. the true test is whether these inmates can continue using the skills they learned inside folsom to help their community once they are released. for msnbc investigates, i'm john seigenthaler >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet, now! >> among the nation's most notorious institutions, san quentin state prison. our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside, where gangs, drugs and sheer boredom make up a violent mix. this is "lockup san quentin: extended stay." >> probably next to an inmate's release date, visits are the most important things in their lives. keeping in touch with their loved ones. >> i don't like coming here, but i have to so i can see him. >> for some, visits are rare moments of intimacy. and for others, a business transaction. >> a lot of drugs come in

de la salle faced off against folsom. four minutes in.unches it in from three yards out. 7-0, spartans. second quarter. fourth and goal, and the lefty finds buckley in the end zone. 28-7 at the half. third quarter, again, bowls his way into the end zone. third td of the game. 35-7. the route is not over. john had two tds in the game. this one a 25-yard run splitting the defense. spartans with six rushing touchdowns. de la salle cruises to a 49-15 victory. >>> the heisman trophy was handed out yesterday in new york. for the best player in the land. there were three finalists. notre dame line bark man tie tao, and collin and manzello. >> the winner is -- >> and now, the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is johnny manzel. [cheers and applause] >> oh, the drama. johnny manzel accounted for 4600 yards this year for texas a&m. 24 touchdowns, running 1181 yards and 19tds, leading them to a 10-2 record, including an upset of then a top-ranked alabama. manzel becomes the first freshman ever to win the heisman. >> to be invited into this f

paving work will be coordinated with pedestrian enhancement at the intersection of 9th street and folsom. the enhancements includes the construction of pedestrian in the installations. the pedestrian improvement will be funded with prop b funds. construction of the over all project begin in june 2013 and is anticipated to be open for use by february of 2014. next is 28th avenue pavement. this includes ten blocks of paving work and construction of approximately 55 curb ramps. construction is scheduled to begin in april 2013 and anticipated to be open by december 2013. last project, this project will allow the sfmta to install pedestrian signal at ten locates around the city. in addition to the installation of new projects. i will be happy to take questions. >> just over all, if you can explain how the signals fits with the overall city strategy. >> good morning commissioners. you may recall couple months back we explained our strategy and our prioritization for all the pedestrian contact signals intersections in city that's lack pcs. these are the ten locations that we've had in our list