i know there is a another speaker coming up but we're at the corner of 30th and fulton, like i said, which is the entrance to the outside lands event, which if you live there at that intersection, you are going to regret living there with that event there. and for past years we haven't had much success with trying to get any help from eric mar, the police department or anything. and so we heard there is a new captain in the richmond district, so my wife emails captain ferrigno and conveys our concerns about the event. she called us immediately, wanted to meet with us. and this was before this year's event. and i can tell you right now, she is single handedly changed our mind about the service that we're getting with the police department here. she has done a great job. every time i called the police were there within two minutes. i just can't say enough about the job she has done, and thank you chief. thank you commander for having such a great captain here at the richmond district and i hope you don't promote her out of here and keep her here for a while, if you can [ laughter ] >>

of here and keep her here for a while, if you can [ laughter ] >> at the intersection of 30th and fulton, we have major crashes as you know all the time. we just had a fatal crash not too long ago and it's not even in the captain's arena to do that, but she got led lights for that intersection. and it's just amazing the difference. people actually do see the red light now. so thank you very much. keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> good evening. ladies and gentlemen, good evening for the record my name is emile lawrence and i have spoken before the police commission on many occasions and also a resident of the cancer city and county of san francisco for 45 years now. so i'm well-versed on the police activities the city and county of san francisco in richmond. i'm not here to talk about that tonight. i want to talk about the unsolved murder rate in the city and county of san francisco. it's over 1,000 unsolved murders. i got out of navy when officer mcdonald was killed by a pipe-bomb, which is one unsolved murder going over 30 something years. eric mar, went on record supporting exone

i know there is a another speaker coming up but we're at the corner of 30th and fulton, like i said, which is the entrance to the outside lands event, which if you live there at that intersection, you are going to regret living there with that event there. and for past years we haven't had much success with trying to get any help from eric mar, the police department or anything. and so we heard there is a new captain in the richmond district, so my wife emails captain ferrigno and conveys our concerns about the event. she called us immediately, wanted to meet with us. and this was before this year's event. and i can tell you right now, she is single

i have spent a lot of time on fulton street and notice there is a uptick in the number of campers parking to the park. is that a result of ordinance by the board of supervisors, what is the rule for the the campers? >> we have been working on enforcement for the taverners and, campers. >> all night long? >> there is no camping and no camping in the park and we don't force that. it's a complex issue that we're wicking on resolving that. >> i want to thank you for your presentation. it was great and i want to thank the members of your staff and thank the men and women who serve at richmond station. sounds like things are going really well. >> they are, we are like it. >> thank you again for your hard work and we really do appreciate it as a commission. commissioners? commissioner chan? >> thank you captain for your great presentation and for all the people from your station who are here to support you and welcome us. i appreciated hearing more about c-pad and the specific projects you are working on the safe streets project. i wanted to ask any other projects that you have in mind? any of t

. >> between lincoln and fulton and the beach. >> you're saying, why did they decide that exact plot? they brought someone from new york to come up with a park plan. they eventually made it a rectangle. they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was dealmaking going on between park commissioners and they decided they would buy the land and cut off part of the panhandle. >> the development of lincoln park is interesting. you can see the cemetery. >> on the map, it is a cemetery. >> what happened to that and all of the bodies? >> they decided around the turn of the century the land was too valuable to bury people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. they moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so

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to add section 744.1 to establish the fillmore street ncd along fillmore streets between bush and fulton. in your binder is the file no., along with the commission summary. and we have a presentation by stephanie tucker, legislative aide to supervisor olague. >> welcome. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is stephanie tucker and i'm actually before you today to ask for a continuance. there needs to be a lot more discussion around the zoning controls for the fillmore ncd and given that it's the holiday season, the merchants of the fillmore area won't be available to have a meeting until after the holidays. so that is end the december/early january. so we don't feel good about moving forward until we have had that discussion with the merchants, and everybody is on the same page as far as moving forward with the zoning controls. we have been speaking with different merchants in the area and there is a considerable amount of support for this. so i just wanted to let you know that the feedback has been very positive. but they do need to kind of come together as a group and vote on these

and fulton and the new cabrilo play ground and we have been working to revitalize the area so the parks and play grounds really help to revitalize our neighborhoods. please join us. also i wanted to acknowledge a community arts organization is celebrating its 25th anniversary at yoashys and one of the unique rare ones i think to revitalize chinese and asian arts but the whole community. it's called improv asian carts and it's the 25th anniversary. i have been a strong supporter since the inception and give thanks to the many people for their work to strengthen communities to show the history of the asian and the pacific islander experience in their art and also how they fight for more cultural equity in our communities. please join us at 7:00 p.m.. another key part of the celebration of 25 years of asian improv arts is support other artists and wang wallace and others and lucy lynn and the director of the grant frs the san francisco arts commission but it's also unveiling a new piece by john chang and one key piece will be a portrait where i am narrating part of it and a chance to work

i note for one number 4, the fulton street gate enhancement probably impacts districts 5, 6 and a little bit of 1. the biggest one down at the bottom, number 11, the masonic avenue complete streets. i think it's a tiny bit of 2 and much of 5 and a little bit of 1 as well. but is that a part of the criteria, that it's going to impact the broader range of supervisorial districts than just one? i know it's based largely on need and how it fits a complete streets model, i'm guessing, but what about the range of supervisorial districts that might hit? >> one of the prioritization -- one of the primary prioritization for mtc was supported by development areas. that is the guiding principle as far as geography. >> and the pdas or the priority development areas are mostly in the eastern neighborhoods, is that right? >> primarily. we can certainly provide you with a map, but yes, it is primarily in the eastern side of the city. but not only, not exclusively, though. >> and i had a question about the safe routes to schools. i know that there are two on the list. i'm wondering does dph and dpw and

my name's -- and i am the owner of fullton food shop on fulton and mason yiic and i have a gren zonefor on masonic for loading, unloading, a customer to make a quick run late night and you're taking away this option by taking away the parking. that's not going to be the right thing. i just don't see why taking away the parking is going to make it better environmental and safer for pedestrians and people who live on masonic. thank you. >> president chiu: any other members of the public wish to speak on behalf of the appellants? seeing none, why don't we now hear from the planning department. you have up to 10 minutes for describing the grounds of your determination that the project is exempt from environmental review. >> good afternoon, president chiu, members of the board. i am brent bowling jer, environmental planner with the planning department. joining me is victoria wise, senior planner and project supervisor for the sf mta fell and oak street bikeways project that is the subject of today's appeal. also here today is luis montoya, mta project manager and other mta staff to answer

fulton is a west point graduate.ey had a civil commitment ceremony in 1999 have now formally tied the knot. new york state legalized same-sex last year. >>> moraga toon didn't add eagle scout award because he's gay will be honored by the -- last year the souths say he violate -- today ryan will be honored at the opening session of the assembly by openly gay speaker john perez. >>> raider nation we want to see your team pride e-mail your!umfb fan photos to urepor. we will show them on air during our special raiders day edition of abc7 news at 4:00, thursday. at 5, watch manning and broncos take on the raiders here on abc7. >> which will give the raiders the edge they need to beat those broncos. >>> still ahead, just minutes from possibly learning the fate of same-sex in california. supreme court is expected to release key decision any moment we'll break down what could happen and what's next. >>> overnight on the run in the east bay, pursuit caught on camera. how officers finally took that driver into custody. >>> ca

fulton road. showers moving quickly. here, east of novato some moderate rainfall.'re on storm watch here, this is a concern. flood flood watch through sunday evening expecting several more inches of rain, smaller streams may overflow banks. we have a high surf advisory. i'll be back with another update in just a few minute autos thank you. >> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on storms hitting the bay area, you can track the rain yourself online with live doppler 7 hd on abc 7 news.com. in southern california what is being described as mild mannered storms expected to drop about an inch of rain. rough weather restricted to shore lines in ren toura, los angeles and orange counties. high surf advisory until sunday night. >> uscf has a new medical facility in side where med students are training >>> at 640 traffic and weather together here. it's misting in san francisco thflt is a live shot of the bay bridge. traffic heavy on upper deck. a sea of headlights coming into san francisco. feeling better if you can see underneath the lower deck into the east bay.

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the santa rosa area, up by fulton road we have some showers. that's moderate rainfall. by old redwood highway we have showers. st. helena, moderate showers to light. just coming into the sunset district, i have some light sprinkles moving in. you can see that's the cliff house area. in that area we're seeing some light sprinkles. that's sort of what's out there now. what's changing is there's more rain up north. it will work its way south. it will be here in time to really mess up things for part of the commutes tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> there areself ways that you can keep up with the weather. you can receive updates to the ktvu app on your mobile device or go to ktvu.com and look for the storm watch tab. we provide updates through facebook and twitter. >>> it's official. nudists have to keep their clothes on in san francisco. the board of supervisors passed the ban there afternoon. we were there as an unusual protest unfolded at city hall. >> reporter: that's right. the ban on public nudity passed its second and final vote. that led to yet another naked protest insi

so, since we are in brooklyn, i stopped into levels barbershop on fulton street -- [ applause ] to ask any advice for mitt romney how we can win their support and here's how that went. >> hey! >> jimmy: how you guys doing? what's going on? that's right. i think this is called representing. >> no question. >> little bit. little bit. >> jimmy: should i take a seat? >> right here, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. all right. how is business? >> good, now that you're here. >> jimmy: so, i'm here for a reason, not just to get my hair cut. but i wanted to ask you guys some political questions. barack obama is winning the african-american vote by a margin of 94% to 3%. >> no kidding. >> jimmy: okay? so, the question i want to ask you is, what do you think mitt romney can do to get more of the black vote? >> turn black. >> he is drop out the race. >> jimmy: how many of you are planning to vote? >> we all are. >> jimmy: you all are? >> you're not? >> i can't right now. due to circumstances. in a couple years, i'll be all right. >> jimmy: so, mitt's not worried about you? >> nah. >> jimmy: quick show o

here in atlanta last year when we had a series of very violent home invasions in north fulton county that targeted specific groups. they came in three, four people all armed. the person on the other end, at the receiving end of that, if they have a firearm, they need additional rounds to be able to protect themselves. you're absolutely right. when somebody crazed is going into an environment where absolutely nobody, nobody has a firearm, has no way of protecting themselves. it'sorrible. >> listen, you're talking about a situation that happened that doesn't happen that often. and even when we're talking about school situations, that, you know, that happen -- when they do happen they become news and it's multiple people at a time. 10s. we saw this, 26 people at one time. that's what people are trying to prevent. for you to say -- >> don, i'm saying the same thing happened at virginia tech. >> stand by. please, stop talking. a very good conversation. we need to continue. i will go to break when it's time to go to break. go ahead. >> my point is, somebody who's intent on doing harm, whet

here in atlanta last year when he a series of very violent home invasions in north fulton county that targeted specific groups. they came in three, four people all armed. the person on the other end, at the receiving end of that, if they have a firearm, they need additional rounds to be able to protect themselves. you're absolutely right. when somebody crazed is going into an environment where absolutely nobody, nobody has a firearm, has no way of protecting themselves. it's horrible. >> listen, you're talking about a situation that happened that doesn't happen that often. and even when we're talking about school situations, that, you know, that happen -- when they do happen they become news and it's multiple people at a time. s 10s. we saw this, 26 people at one time. that's what people are trying to prevent. >> don, i'm saying the same thing happened at virginia tech. >> stand by. please, stop talking. a very good conversation. we need to continue. i will go to break when it's time to go to break. go ahead. >> my point is, somebody who's intent on doing harm, whether they have a lon

. >> reporter: martha fulton grew up baptist, went to catholic schools and for the moment attends a methodistrch. >> while i wouldn't say that i am really strongly affiliated with a church, i do feel that i get something out of it and it's sort of like when a person says that they're single and looking rather than single and not ever hoping to find anything else. >> reporter: there are plenty of alternatives for those looking to worship in a more individual way. one of the most popular holiday services in new york city this time of year is a revival of the ancient solstice rituals. at the cathedral of st. john the divine. paul winner leads that celebration. >> the journey through the longest night is really intended to be symbolic of the catharsis, coming through the dark night of the soul. >> reporter: and for those in newtown, connecticut, no night has ever been darker. >> dark times, like so many of our friends in connecticut are having now, very hard to understand how we're going to reconcile that, how we'll come out the other side of it. but somewhere down deep we hope that we'll have th

give you more than what a standard television would to give you end 3d ready, wi- adapter 73 in., fulton if you wanted to find this television those specs and an lcd or l e d or even a plus much, you could expect to spend two or three times as much money. that is the difference we're talking about but if you wanted the big television but he said my budget says it cannot get the 42 or maybe 47 but that is no6 c13 case because the same amount of money will buy you a 73 in. television but this is a pet and the cbc makes more tv's more at the more other its manufacture a line. it added the big screen and to give you amazingc13 and high-definition, some of the techno babble about 120 hz up ram and that refers to the processing screen, this will the brain weight and why is that? the slower processing tvs are responsible for lorraine pictures.processed at 60 hz and we've used the 120 hz, you will actually tell one cyclist apart from the other.you can read the numbers of the back of their jersey and that is the difference. apply that to a video game or a plane to an action movie, 120 hz 7 of ram

so for instance, i'm really fascinated by -- [inaudible] which fulton street i'm sure either they were british soldiers chasing americans on that day or of americans were running down the street, an amazing place. for decades been considered to be not worth the. in the same decades, hip-hop is invented pretty much. there are so many small businesses that start there. i know a woman who had a store, and she was, -- she was running the wig store, one son was in a school of economics, another son was at williams. she was doing fine. she had and the staff. there was a guy who started a sushi restaurant, and now that whole block is gone because it was as not being of valley. so i think the big thing is that we don't, we don't know how to recognize what is valuable use that add big time value to the city we're in now, we are living in a. we don't recognize it, but there's all this talk to again come in the last 10 years or so, about public space, about taking space back from the car and maybe thinking that there's other values to the street, for instance. well, in that conversation, this con

fulton is the winner and loser. here are the airport delays. lauderdale is construction. jfk and la guardia and newark is slowing down because of the snow and wind. you have so many planes trying to get in one place. you have to separate them when the wind is coming in and the airlines don't like to worry and the airplanes don't like to get close to each other because of the snow and the wind. there you go. it will be a slow day today. people trying to get home and pack something to read. >> i know. it's a cliche. pack your patience. it's true. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> hard to believe it has been almost two weeks. the out pouring for a grieving community hasn't stopped since a gunman killed 20 children and seven adults in a newtown town. now they are asking people to stop giving the the overflow has been heart warming, but they are overwhelmed by the volume. they are asking to donate items to those in need in other communities. >> about 200 teachers are in class learning how to handle firearms. it's part of a plan to have teachers defend themselves and protect chil

veteran brenda fulton will tie the knot with her partner. she graduated from west point in 1980.s the first class of cadets that included women. 'tis the season to give a helping hand. right here in america news headquarters we are highlighting those who give their time helping others this holiday. this sunday we focus on how the special olympics help kids with intellectual disabilities. there are chapters all over america. joining us now is vice president of the virginia special olympics roy zeigman and special olympics athlete john franklin stevens, global messenger who advocates for many with disabilities throughout the world. thank you for coming in today. nice to spend time with you. >> thank you for having us. >> shannon: row, i'll start with you. give us a little of the overall view of the mission, 365 days a year. >> special olympics is an organization that provides sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. we have nothing to do with sports. we are about experiences. sports is just a vehicle to bring the general public and our

district as a resume in the street view is currently raining heavy for portions of gary boulevard, fulton street. >> light rain for sunset boulevard and for those of you coming down market. >> again it depends on where you are located. your day planner does show the most part iran will start to taper off as we head into tonight. --the arraignmerain wil start to take off. >> wind advisory in effect for 10:00 a.m.. >> the showers or only pick up in intensity as we head into the afternoon. the yellow on your screen for the delta of the livermore valley, impacting the southern peninsula, and the south bay. heavy rain will certainly be a factor. this system we're talking maybe a 10th of an inch upward to an inch for some of our north bay spots. >> futurecast 4 shows the rain starts taper off as we head into tonight. do not get too comfortable. storm of to will arrive sometime overnight approaching from the north bay first. as you wake up 8:00 a.m. saturday morning everyone will be dealing with heavy rain. at thunderstorm possible due to all the instability in the air. >> sunday will provide an

the scene until the damage the reason why is because people are used to making a right turn from fultongo to the bay bridge. they cannot do that which is why over the past 85-10 minutes they have brought out a van from the san francisco police department. one more barrier to remind people it is off limits until the crews finish fixing this scaffling. it looks like they will be here for the next hour or two. this happened at 4:00 a.m. the morning police attempted to pull him over for a d.u.i. he takes off and lows of control at this intersection. he plowed into a fire hydrant even though it was meant to break away. at the rate that he was going he did receive some damage or injury to himself. it was taken to the hospital and ultimately arrested. fortunately he did not injure anyone but himself. how long this pursuit took place. we are not sure. we're hoping to hear back from the san francisco police department about that. is it is a slight detour maybe a minute or so you have to drive be on this point to make a right on fremont and then look back on harrison. for those of you used to mak

that was something that surprising to you or the high number of ballots in fulton county where they didn't have the right information. especially in predominant african-american precincts. ran out of provisional ballots throughout the day because there were so many provisional ballots being cast that you had voters that had no option and had to walk away. that's something that in this country should never have a situation. >> great examples. >> we had a great team headed by bob and courtney who are real heroes. we have a good system to track what we're seeing. just break down what we saw on election day. about 32% of the issues we saw were related to ballot shortages and capacity issues. basically lack of resources. 20% came from the overuse of provisional ballots. we were saying this over and over again when it should not, voters should not have been given a provisional ballot but were. a lot of that was about training. a lot of it was about misunderstanding. 16% of the problems with oversight issues. machine problems, polls opening late, different issues with the actual site. then the re