a lot easier. >> doing time in folsom affects the prisoners in two ways.ey all make the adjustment to the rigors of prison life, regular meal schedule, regular work program, constantly being counted, daily searches of their bodies and their bunks. but emotionally, they all talk about separation from family as the most difficult part of doing time. when we return, the family connection. >> when you do wrong, you are incarcerated in prison, it affects everyone who loves you as a person. >> and going home. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to

especially the folsom it's a huge event and takes over particle all of folsom and side streets. i'm happy to say that the leadership there has licensed to the complaints about the music and etsz sound level for the music. one thing i've done is this this year folsom there were 3 music stages okay. and what that meant was like if you came from folsom and lovingly accounting street where there's lots of you loud music and a cage you heard the musk. i walked a block you away and you didn't and two blocks away i could have a conversation. you know, we find that folsom fair there's an accomodation for people who love the loud music and some of us who don't like the loud sounds from the speakers. i'm going to be bringing up this with the san francisco pride folks they're having a meeting tonight and a week from tonight and at both those meetings i'm going to bring those issues we need to not allowing the radio station in civic center to be blaring out music from the main stages or from a few stages. i think this commission should by looking at in the next few months to have a discussi

>> i believe it is folsom. i'm not too sure. we are working on integrating the improvements in rin con. >> some of the other projects and this captures the fees also. >> yes. >> okay. >> commissioner borden? >> just two small questions. because the emerald park was given to the city, does that then move around money anticipated for the park and where does that money go? >> that's correct. the revenue projections you are showing was generated from the park and it will be placed forward than in 2 years. >> in the cases of the various transportation projects, i noticed that some are in conjunction with tep planning. are some of the dlans -- dollars with the tep project. >> the tep is still under environmental review. we used the impact

i know there are some people from folsom >> i'm not sure going to folsom fair so i guess he couldn't make it i knew he had a board meeting so possibly something happened. >> no problem we'll open this up for public comment for two minutes each. thank you very much for everyone who will be speaking. i'm going to go in the order of how i received those. the first person (calling names) yeah. yeah. and then right after that i have (calling names) and yeah, you can just sign you u up >> i'm joan holiday and i'm the producer of bluegrass. i knew that tonight's discussion was about 10 b. i have used and have 10 bs for the last ten years. i think the program has been very successful for us. and part of the reason it's been successful though is the officers at the richmond station who were working with us loved the event. they're very, very in town with the events vibe. and know that how it works and how it runs. they had had the whole process that that gentlemen, we do the whole process we don't have to go toes cot but they give me a estimate if the officers don't show up if they're sick i

i think we can balance them because folsom street their balanced. come down folsom street. thank you >> there are no public speakers on this item. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm excited this is happening and i'm really excited we're way into the study and it's moving forward. as we're moving into completing the tree consensus i'd like to see whether or not the discussion this commission had over the years could potentially put the focus on landmark trees and preservation for trees which are in the pickup realm. their amazingly mid block trees which you see peaking over the building blocks when you are are in the street 1y5i7b9 i jane it but if you are facing the open space which is the largest majority of the trees in san francisco their trees that have been around so long they almost have historical landmark status. but i'd like to see there's specific attention made particularly because you can't find them in a reference book. i'd like to add that as an additional thought particularly when you come to the third phase when our talking about building which i assume your incl

police have blocked off sevens street between folsom and harrison street. and folsom between 8th and sixs street. >>> in south san francisco an explosion has left two injured. one is in critical condition. south san francisco fire officials said the blast happened on the third floor at 3: 30. we're told the employees were working with volatile chemicals when the blast happened. the building was evacuated and hazmat crews are working to clear the scene. >>> regulators failed to recognize a growing crisis at a senior care facility in caster valley. that's the conclusion of a state report. a story we've been following since october. what the state is doing. >> it was a shocking discovery last fall, 14 sick, elderly and bedridden patients abandoned. today the department of social service admits they fell short of their mission to protect the seniors. they began legal action in march to revoke the nursing home's license. by october they were working to shut down the facility and relocate the patients. the department allowed valley spring to stay open past the sh

and i would like to say i know i really wanted folsom event to be here. i know they have dorsey alley that's two blocks and has almost the same amount of 10 b officers because they've expanded for all of folsom street that is 7 or 8 blocks long. i don't understand how their can be that sort of discrepancy because i don't think that's in the cities best interest making sure we can continue to house culture events with tax dollars and adhere neighborhoods together and adhere communities together i wanted to hear this because i think that is a concern that the entertainment commission should be aware of. i really wanted to thank everyone who came out and shared their knowledge as well as their how 10 b has worked for them. so thanks so much. we have a couple of other agenda items. thank you, everyone for coming if you were coming her specifically for this item. we're not going to act on it today but clearly that's been issues we'll look into more outside of this meeting but in interest of time we'll move on. item 6 is the impossible action regarding our perm

. >> folsom lake is near 18% of its capacity and water managers across the state are calling on the governor to officially declare a drought. >> i can tell you right now all of the indications are telling us that we are headed into a possible year that is even worse than 1977. >> no rain and no grass. it is hurting the agriculture industry from cattle ranchers to horse owners. they own the santa rosa equestrian center. >> when we purchased the property we were paying $9 a bail. >> so underwood began growing her own drought proof feed for the more than 100 horses at her stable. >> each tray will be a biscuit as it is called. >> barley seeds are germinated in this temperature and like controlled locker for six days until they become lush fodder. it is more nutritious than hay and saves them money every

. >> folsom lake looks said right now. a big little pond and if we don't get any runoff we'll be hurting for summertime. >> ski resorts continue to make snow to keep the runs covered. what about folsom lake? looks like this now. get this. the water level was actually higher before the latest rain than before. they need the water. >>> business is back to normal at san jose's reid-hillview airport after a small plane skidded off the runway and crashed into a fence. it happened just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the twin-engine turboprop careened off the runway through a grassy area then hit the fence. the four people were unhurt. this is the second incident there this month. two weeks ago a pair of small planes collided on the runway. no one was hurt then. >>> happening today, the first lady michelle obama will wrap up her visit here to san francisco. she will join nancy pelosi for a women's lunch at the fairmont this morning and security is tight. yesterday, bomb-sniffing dog was part of a security sweep at a fancy san fr

. >> folsom dam operators dealing with a problem of unprecedented lack of water in the state. >> when they'd usually start thinking about leaving space for winter flood control, operators are trying to save every drop of water they possibly can. >> we started planning for potential drought conditions in may after first five months >> operators having to prepare for something that the designers apparently never dreamed of. >> what you can't see is where that door is >> mni is the fight that supplies water to the city of roseville the city of folsom in that direction. a full reservoir stands at 480 feet. center inside of the dam is 317 feet water level today is 363 feet just 46 feet above intake. >> it's uncharted territory. one idea being considered is flowing a barge. right? >> to protect habitat there is four time as much water leaving the dam than is flowing in. operators will be asking if this year fish might be okay with a little less. >> those are things that needed balance is flows down american river. >> george warren abc # news. >> yes. serious conditions. >> getting drier by

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

he was shot while sitting in the suv on the corner of 13 and folsom. the victim mother knows finding the killer is getting harder as time passes. >> the sketch of course seven years old. so the 2 perpetrators may look different than what the pictures look like. >> she hopes there's still enough similarity that someone can recognize the gunmen exploratorium police are offering a 250,000 dollar reward for information leading to the their arrest. >> san francisco is one of the top tourist destination in the world. you know. that great for the city economy but challenging for those who live near tourist hot spots people who live for example along the crooked block of lombard street now asking the city for help restricting all of those lookie lo. carolyn has the story. >> mcintire family visiting san francisco and of course that means checking out lombard street. >> we are respectful but we are visiting so everybody wants to see it. >>reporter: this is slow period. during the off season. residents say multiply this by hundreds to see what they experience ev

at folsom? >> yes. >> i was in a riot at folsom.d stingers on the yard, to warm up your coffee. i knew ahead of time it was going to happen. i filled my tumbler up with baby oil. when it popped up, the stingers heated up the baby oil, slung them on the blacks. faces peeled off, all pink underneath, burned them. >> what else? >> there is a lot of other mutual comments. >> where at? >> roscoe. >> roscoe also? would you say a lot of, what do you think, two, three, give me a number. >> six to seven. >> six to seven. okay. what else? >> that's about it. >> that's about it. okay. >> basically what is going to happen now is we'll flex you up to a level two inmate. you'll probably be down here until i can get you a house. you may need to spend the night here. >> okay. >> you may go to theo lacy, whatever the room is going to be. >> okay. >> thank you. >> fair enough. good luck to you. >> thank you. >> while scotto will be moved to a higher security level, markus cash, after serving ten days in isolation for fighting with his boyfriend's cel

folsom lake is now so depleted, the ruins of an old western ghost town are appearing on the lake bed. mormon island, underwater since they built the folsom dam, is now california's newest tourist attraction. >> i never have seen it like that. >> reporter: farmers forced to cut back on irrigation, in danger of losing their crops. ranchers, unable to grow grass for their livestock. the parched landscape here will likely mean higher prices at the grocery store everywhere else. in church this past sunday. the farmers were praying for rain. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and back east, a weather footnote tonight. a thick fog took hold today. take a look at the extraordinary pictures of what's being called fogmageddon. the brooklyn bridge buried. iconic skyscrapers, barely poking through. >>> and next, tonight, we were amazed by this story off the virginia coast today. the pilot of a navy f-18 fighter jet, ejecting, thousands of feet in the sky. falling into the ocean. and somehow, miraculously, a fishing boat is there to save him. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: this nav

. >> folsom dam operators dealing with a problem of unprecedented lack of water in the state. >> wheny'd usually start thinking about leaving space for winter flood control, operators are trying to save every drop of water they possibly can. >> we started planning for potential drought conditions in may after first five months >> operators having to prepare for something that the designers apparently never dreamed of. >> what you can't see is where that door is >> mni is the fight that supplies water to the city of roseville the city of folsom in that direction. a full reservoir stands at 480 feet. center inside of the dam is 317 feet water level today is 363 feet just 46 feet above intake. >> it's uncharted territory. one idea being considered is flowing a barge. right? >> to protect habitat there is four time as much water leaving the dam than is flowing in. operators will be asking if this year fish might be okay with a little less. >> those are things that needed balance is flows down american river. >> george warren abc # news. >> yes. serious conditions. >> getting drier by the

. >> reporter: during this drought, we are seeing folsom lake at historic lows. where i'm standing should be covered in water actually 20 feet or more above my head. but with the drought, we are getting an interesting glimpse into the area's past. >> some sort of old pistol bullet. >> reporter: it's been -- spend just a few minutes at the bottom of folsom lake on the who knows what you will find. >> a nail, quite big. >> a spike. >> reporter: with water levels dropping, people are getting to the lake in ways they never did before. and many are seeing pieces of history they have never seen before. some dating back to the late 1800s. >> it's weird because i'm trying to figure out where i used to like come and swim here, now i'm walking on it. >> reporter: she grew up here and decided to bring her friends to see what used to be red bank a mine, winery and later a dairy. these women explore the spot where cows used to stand not far from browns ravine a spot submerged in water for nearly 20 years. >> chain him up here, a canal here. >> reporter: the new attraction is

we don't have a list today of specific sites we can say we're looking at some mta sites such as a folsom doing something there and for example, the puc there the balboa park plan that's been discussion. we feel first, we need to do the site specific analysis are reeven able to develop those sites before we can talk about the work so most importantly we need to have the community discussion and say 1972 e this is a potential development site and most importantly i should mention we want to test the program so we want to make sure we track this cooperation and make sure we have a better process. so we thought it was important not to say we're going to do all of this but start small and track it. we mentioned we're going to have a framework and guiding principles. the interagencies of the agencies i mentioned we looked at the city policy and the general plan and our transit first policy and the city ordinance we looked at the health care master plans you recently approved and what's the existing policy say about publicly owned land it gives direction about what those resources should be use

. >> i don't know if you have seen folsom lake, but it looks sad. we're going be hurting for summertime. >> to answer a question, no, this storm isn't going to provide reservoir runoff, not even close. >> these first storms are just being absorbed into the dry ground. >> and the dire news keeps coming. the official snow survey happened this afternoon. the statewide snow pack is a mere 12% of normal. >> of course, if it kept snowing like this for the next 50 days, we could catch up, make up some of that deficit. the next is set for april. we're hoping that is not historically low. kpix5. >> an acid spill on the cal campus created a scare tonight. it happened on the sixth floor of tan hall just before 8:00 p.m. students were evacuated. berkeley fire department says it was a container of hydrochloric acid. >>> some lawmakers are calling on congress to verify the quality of goods you get at outlet stores. there are claims of deceptive advertising. we sent kristen ayers to find out if what you see is what you're getting. >> art knew exactly what he was g

they now have a number of similar number of officers they have at the, if you will, u folsom street fair. are there like size consideration and number of patrons that go into it. >> the scheduling of the etc. cot there's 23 hundred and 50 thousand and more than 2 hundred and 50 attendees would be the difference in pricing. >> you said there's certain guidelines for certain parties if they feel there's a certain party that might be out of control there're more. >> i know there are discussions and is alcohol going to be served and what kind of alcohol is that a public event or paid event to determine exactly you know how many people are going to be there and how long the alcohol is going to be served and a okay. and finally. thank you very much for fielding all those questions. i'm just wondering is there an amount of time that the organization has to be novelist of when 10 b is going to, required of them >> i believe in the transportation code 6 there's a deadline in there i believe a couple of weeks prior to the event they finally lists the permitting. >> can 10 b added to that later. >>

at 7th and folsom streets.y the bicyclist was at fault and was riding the wrong way on folsom when she was hit. the accident is just the latest crash involving bicyclists and pedestrians in the city. a bicyclist was killed a block away last fall. there have also been several accidents involving pedestrians in the last week. >> if anybody is riding the wrong way, i don't care what kind of vehicle they're in or on, they're up for some real problems. >> police are reviewing surveillance video of the recent crash. the driver of the tow truck is cooperating and is not expected to face charges. >>> sometime 8:11. new focus on a transgender student in hercules. was the victim a victim, or was she an aggressor? >> jules was identified as being transgender. you think that she had been tormented and harassed. >> a student who claims she was a victim of bullying now is being charged with battery. how she is defending herself against this fight that was captured on a cellphone video. >>> they are calling it bridge gate. ne

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the bicyclist was at fault and was riding the wrong way on folsom when she was hit. the latest crash involving bicyclists and pedestrians in the city, one bicyclist was a block away last fall and also can redeem next week. >> i top they what kind much problems. >> police are reviewing surveillance video and the driver is cooperating and he is not expected to face any charges. >>> taxi drivers are calling on drivers to cite drivers for not having proper insurance. -- insurance. theythe driver was not on a call at the time of the accident and they only cover people when they have affair. >> what if taxis were only insureds chen they have a passenger. >> the police commission never need to be decided. >>> and at the crash, the parents of the girl who was run over and killed have filed a legal claim against the city of san francisco. the claim likely precedes a lawsuit. it accuses firefighters of knowingly putting her in harm's way and also they should not hit victims at a disaster scene. >>> a worker suffered burns to the face in a third floor laboratory on veteran's bo

some of you maybe familiar with the 555 folsom street with on-site inclusionary affordable housing as well as the grocery store. there have been some challenges in our district with formula retail and we are working this out. the planning department moves forward legislation that would allow for special use district extension of property and also move forward with the legislation that would allow for a formula retail option on the property. however, i have decided to separate the two laegsz and today, i'm only -- legislations and only introducing the bill to extend the special use district so the project can begin work, but not necessarily moving forward on the formula retail component of the legislation. so this legislation does not address or in anyway approve issues around formula retail, the size of the retailer, the affordability requirements or other specifics about the retail uses. there are some concerns that my office is working on with members of the hayes valley community along with the western addition community to make sure we are all on the same page before we an approve

this is folsom lake. was before the rain this week. >>> lawrence, were you in that last weekend? >> yes. some bridges are ex-exposed that haven't been exposed in decades. unbelievably dry. not much more rain coming our way. things beginning to settle down now. our hi-def doppler radar has been tracking showers overnight. most of that just light activity sliding through. but you can see right at the end of the loop, it all begins to disappear. so i think things quieting down now. the clouds are going to be parting. still, a little cool if you are headed out the door. temperatures dropping off into the 40s. 49 degrees in san jose. 44 in santa rosa. and 49 in san francisco. as we head toward the afternoon, we'll find a mix of sun and clouds. a little breezy toward the coastline. temperatures there only in the 50s. about 58 in san francisco. 60 in redwood city. >>> let's check on the roadways with liza battalones. >> we still have delays now because of an earlier accident that happened on 101 in san mateo. it

those customers are all in the south of market area near sixth and folsom.ing traffic lights and other things in the area. pg&e is hoping to restore power to everybody in just about an hour. at least by 6:45 this morning. we'll keep you posted. >>> it is 5:40. the battle over jahi mcmath. we break down the two court hearings scheduled this morning between the girl's family and oakland children's hospital. >>> the brutally cold temperatures expected for this sunday's 49ers game. what was the coldest on record. we'll give you numbers. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that is not all that bad. it is dry out there. you can see traffic is doing well on highway 24. we will tell you where some spots are beginning to slow down. >>> we are starting off with 30s, 40s to 50 degrees. high temps again near 70 for us. >>> 5:43. the city of boston is under a snow emergency this morning. the north eastern u.s. is blanketed in white and some places the windchill factor is below zero. up to two feet of snow is expected to fall in boston and this massive

the intersection of the embarcadero in folsom was blocked off for hours this morning. >>> patrons at a popular weekend brunch spot in san jose will find the restaurant is no more this morning. the flames coffee shop on camden and hillsdale went up in flames when a kitchen fire raced through the restaurant. up to 70 firefighters were on scene early yesterday morning when the fire broke out. >> we're not going to see each other as much as we used to. that's that. >> fire investigators believe grease ignited the flames and caused the fire. damage is estimated at $1 million. >>> some of the passengers on the asiana airlines flight that crash landed at sfo are suing the company that built the plane. the personal injury suit against boeing claims some equipment on the 777 was either installed improperly or defective. the suit also searched the company knew or should have known its 777 jet had had problems with auto throttle control and low air speed warning systems. those are a look at the top stories. back to you. >>> prepare to pay more to cross the golden gate bridge but this time they

sheriff department officials are looking for the decades-old wreckage of a plane that crashed in folsom lake. because of the drawing the levels of receding so they can perhaps find the plane. volunteer divers couldn't see much today. >> the visibility was so bad. usually we run into the tree branches before we would actually see them. >> reporter: the remains of two other victims may also be in the wreckage. >>> bay area brides to be get a chance to choose from hundreds of designer wedding stressing while helping a good cause. this is on display at the weston hotel in san francisco, featuring more than a thousand designer wedding gowns. the event was stopping by a bridle shot owner who was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> she wanted to help others going through a similar experience and be able to give back. >> all of the proceeds from this weekend's sales go to those impacted by cancer. last year they raised $2 million for programs benefiting cancer patients and their families. >>> we're learning more tonight about the americans killed in a bombing at an afghanistan restaurant. >>> it s

y por mas increible que suene, el lago folsom , al noreste de sacramento, mas bien tuvo menor nivel de agua despues de esta ligera lluvia... perdiendo un pie de agua de su reserva... en cuanto a la nieve... mos "it was amazing" "it was amazing" esta pareja tuvo que esperar 13 meses para poder esquiar... y disfrutaron su dia al maximo, porque esta nevada no es suficiente para mantener a las montaÑas blanca... frank gehrky/dept. de agua de california "a week from tonight it'll be gone" en una semana, todo se derretira, dice frank gehrke, del departamento de agua de california... el afirma que en situaciones normales, la nieve estaria sobre su cabeza, pero la realidad es que casi cubren sus botas... lo preocupante para nosotros aqui en el area de la bahia, es que esta nieve al derretirse, alimenta a diversas represas... pero segun reportes, esta nevada solo va a dar 1 punto 4 pulgadas del preciado liquido... frank "if this will melt instantly" dice que si toda esta nieve se derritiese ahora, veriamos muy poca agua, y la razon es que la tierra esta demasiado seca" andres live la patrulla d

and let's take a listen to johnny cash singing one of his most iconic songs, "folsom p rison blues." mother told me to always be good, but i shot a man in reno just to watch him die. when i hear that whistleblowing, head and -- i hang my cry ♪ were just and i talking. that was a clip of johnny cash performing in compton. when you think of 2014, you do not think of a country guy there. what was he doing there? >> there was a country music show, kind of like the grand old opry, and a lot of service members moved in there, and it was a real country music haven before hip-hop days. that t-shirt. i think i see your picture. who is that in that picture? >> johnny cash. i am standing next to him at fulsome prison in 1968. isn't that amazing? i look like a narc with my suit on. i was trying to convince them to hire me as a music writer, and i thought about what about writing a story about fulsome prison, and they said, no, we do not want to give any space to that drug addicts, because that was what he was known for in those days. tavis: obviously, we are all individuals, but what makes johnn