michael murphy i'm a judicial attorney for the court of appeals my great boost i worked with mayor gavin newsom and worked with him until his retirement i examined the proposed amendment to comply with state law and find that it does not make any contribution towards that end although many of the amendment have value i distributed a legal analysis and obviously within the time allowed i can't go through that but highlight the points number one, the ordinance retains a section definition of adu in planning code, section 302 and more reflective than state law now a dead letter and second the ordinance makes

when willie brown and gavin newsom get here will get them to sign up as well. [laughing]. well i want to say this. i am very proud of our public utilities commission. the general manager arlen kelly, who had the pleasure of working with for was two decades now and of course are commissioners themselves. thank you, to our puc for helping lead such a successful launch of clean power sf and for all the work that is ahead of us that you will do to reach our 50%renewable energy goal by 2020. it is up to me, it's up to all of you. it's up to everybody in this room. if we work together, that's how our city will lead the state and the rest of the country.as a city we are also continuingto walk the talk when it comes to clean energy in at a municipal level. last year we shifted the entire san francisco municipal fleet over to renewable diesel. [applause]. it wasn't easy. we had to trick a few of our departmental customers by making them use it and letting them know they were not using it yet. well, this meansnow today we are reducing our tailpipe emissions from our muni buses, our

what really is going on and for me as the mayor now in any 6 year having followed the work of gavin newsom who began those private right of action private right of action connects and began with programs like the carry no cash and making sure we try to direct our compassion but begins with compassion all of you are not here you think that you can help to solve homelessness you don't know as i did years ago what really has to happen because as you find out where people are from and how chronically for years they been on the streets you'll release how for those days are a day when finally maybe you can get somebody to help with our hair cut, lava maze maybe a shower not for weeks or not be able to see a dentist and the pain in their mouth prevents them from thinking lonely and food and support maybe a counseling session with someone all of this in fact, one and 50 different services come through one roof for a day of private right of action project homeless connect it is an expression of your compassion we couldn't do that without the volunteers that come from every sector i understand that

california lieutenant governor and uc region gavin newsome is calling for a reversal of tuition hikes in light of the report. he reletsed in statement saying it is unjust to force tuition hikes while the u actionc hides foppeds. the president is denying the claims saying that the money was set aside for unexpected expenses. >> certainly is a new development in that story. thank you so much. >>> police are searching for five robbers who stole $24,000 worth of laptops andiphones from an apple store. it happened just after 8:00 last night at the village mall. police say there were still a few customers inside, fortunately no one was hurt. authorities say the robbers are in their late teens or early 20s. this same store was robbed last november when $40,000 worth of merchandise was taken. >>> a deadly rollover crash closed a portion of a north bay freeway. the driver of a red nissan died in the crash this morning. it happened on the eastbound lanes east of glencoe road. there's no word on what caused the crash. >>> this afternoon, a federal judge blocked president trump's attempt to withh

we heard gavin newsome saying it's trump's fault, he's a bully. but take responsibility for your actions. >> we're dealing a country right now that is so divided. where people have gotten so extreme. it's as though neither side wants to talk or listen to the other at all. >> i know. it's sad. but both sides are very angry. both sides are completely opposite in their points of view. so that's where the brawling and the arguments are coming from. these are not the protesters. these are not the organized protesters. they're the rogue people that are anti-the other side coming out. so the tea party was born out of tax day. so the protesters for trump -- but you know, the tea party was never this violent. >> that's what i was going to say. >> the women's march didn't have one arrest. so those organizers -- >> may not have had quite the brutality that we're looking at there, but didn't have some bad words. you know, ashley, i think right now we have so many problems facing us, facing this world. we need so many things that need to happen and need to get

when willie brown and gavin newsom get here will get them to sign up as well. [laughing]. well i want to say this. i am very proud of our public utilities commission. the general manager arlen kelly, who had the pleasure of working with for was two decades now and of course are commissioners themselves. thank you, to our puc for helping lead such a successful launch of clean power sf and for all the work that is ahead of us that you will do to reach our 50%renewable energy goal by 2020. it is up to me, it's up to all of you. it's up to everybody in this room. if we work together, that's how our city will lead the state and the rest of the country.as a city we are also continuingto walk the talk when it comes to clean energy in at a municipal level. last year we shifted the entire san francisco municipal fleet over to renewable diesel. [applause]. it wasn't easy. we had to trick a few of our departmental customers by making them use it and letting them know they were not using it yet. well, this meansnow today we are reducing our tailpipe emissions from our muni buses, our

so gavin newsom you got something to look forward to. that's why daggett plaza and i'm here today and no one certain degree of celebration to celebrate the newest park in san francisco that is open for everyone, but also a unique relationship, a public-private relationship, where we actually own the park, but because of equity residential and their commitment, to having spaces for the residence, the people in the neighborhood, and with their conversations that are very long and delicate conversations with everybody including potrero boosters in dogpatch association, all the different neighbors, they kind of said we can make an agreement. it's called in perpetuity agreement, which means forever. they're going to help maintain this along with many other partners for the benefit of the public. that is a great public-private partnership. so, jim, equity, thank you very much for this. [applause] that is really another reflection of how we do it in san francisco. as rich was saying, there's a lot of entities that he named that are responsible

in 2009 san francisco made a commitment to prioritize un and local food productions from mayor gavin newsom the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco in 2011, the city demonstrated further commitment by administrative review the planning code to allow united states umg in all zones throughout the city as recently as 2014 our city created the first urban agriculture incentive zone by implementing the assembly bill that loud the city to evaluate sites including surplus city sites that's been 3 years and not yet secured the land for the if you will indulge me projects that what provide educational opportunity for children and families and adults and the chance to grow fruits and vegetables here within the city i understand that there are questions about competing priorities for land use given our huge affordability and hicks housing crisis in the city certainly building housing is a top priority housing is a top priority we have to balance our housing development in this city where some agricultural space for heath fresh foods for the residents and connection and for the unification i

up next, the reason lieutenant governor gavin newsom wants to reverse uc tuition hikes. >> now,enningw, groups fighting isis got help from wild boars. media reports say the animals killed three fighters and injured five others. the isis fighters were probably hiding before an attack when they disturbed the wild boars. >> france says it has proof the syrian government was behind the chemical weapons attack. samples match those from a previous attack. we're back with more local news in two minutes. stick around. >>> well, get ready for some tense moments this friday. flood victims in san jose say they're ready to give elected officials an earful. >> bigad shiban is here to explain what this all has to do with millions of tax dollars. >> last month, our reporting revealed how nearly $11 million of your tax dollars were spent on designs supposed to reduce the risk of flooding for parts of san jose. we discovered the pricey plans havability amounted to a single fix, which communities vulnerable in the devastating flood back in february. now, one lawmaker is demanding answers from the santa

. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is a uc regent. he reacted to the disclosures by calling for a rollback in tuition hikes. >>> now, to a $40 million heist in paaguay. it is called the robbery of the century. 50 gunmen set off explosives, killed a policeman, and set cars and trucks on fire. they recovered some of the cash and arrested eight suspects. police shot and killed three other suspects. investigators say a brazilian prison gang is responsible for the heist. >>> a new twist in the story of the passenger dragged off the united airlines flight. the officers at the center of that debacle are pointing their fingers at the passenger. this shows the passenger walking onto the airplane. not long before he was dragged off the flight. he was bloodied with a broken nose, but, reports the officers submitted said he was flaying his arms as they tried to get him to leave. they said it caused him to fall, hit his head on an armrest. one officer says he used minimal but necessary force to take him off the plane. the passenger's attorney call

gavin newsom, antonio villaraigo villaraigosa, and john chung. all three spoke to members of a crime survivors group. >> arrests, it turns out, are down at the mexican border. arrests for people illegally entering the u.s. plummeted in march. john kelly said arrests were down by 400,000 compared to the month before. kelly said this is due to trump's approach to immigration. >> the u.s. customs department is declining to say how many bids they received to build president trump's proposed boarding wall. yesterday was the deadline to submit a pitch, and some contracting companies are talking about their ideas. one san diego company, for example, wants the wall to be a piece of art with stones and artifacts. another company thinks solar panels would serve two purposes. or how aubt deck with sweeping desert views? >> sonoma county leaders have taking the first tentative steps in adding hundreds of new homes. the press democrat reports supervisors approved an initial plan to add 3,000 housing units over the next five years. about 1400 of these units wo

gavin newsom is leading the contribution from a single course.ows air b and b employees have given $225,000 to effort. and the others have barely topped $100,000 from any single source. >>> one man learned a lesson that cost him $100,000. what not to do the next time you gamble at a casino. gamble at a casino. >>> fallout this morning after a it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. >>> it's 5:24. if you are just joining us or heading out the door, here are seven things to know before you go. a shopping center is closed after a deadly police shooting involving fremont police. it started with a traffic stop near fremont boulevard and duh coat yo road. >>> stanford is warning female students to be careful following two groping incidents. a man described as only short and bald came up behind the victims on escondido road friday night and sexually assaulted th them. >>> and then the sta

starting with a push by gavin newsom when he was mayor. >>> turns out debt collection is at an all-time high here in the united states. it turns out debt collectors don't always go after the right person. consumerwatch reporter julie watts with a mix-up that cost one guy almost $800. >> they give like two weeks notice. >> reporter: he was shocked to see the notice from the state franchise tax board saying his salary was about to be garnished. >> what would this be? >> reporter: it says $786 for a court ordered debt would be deducted from his next paycheck but didn't say why and when he called the tax board to find out? >> they just said, well we can't do anything to help you. we can only pursue the garnishment based on the order that we have. >> reporter: the order came from the santa clara county superior court but they couldn't help either. >> they said, well, we can't do anything about it. >> reporter: so he did some digging and discovered he was being garnished for 2014 stay confirmation a police department issued to a homeless man also named greg fitts with a similar birthday but a

. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is a uc regent. he says the university needs to fix this by bringing down tuition hikes. >>> a bear cub is up a tree. the homeowner was confused to find the new bag of sunflower seeds under a tree but he saw the cub. a ranger said the bear is bound to return to the nearby canyon. locals aren't scared. >> it looks small. so it might be one of the baby bears. and it is pretty cute. >> yeah. two really big brown bears last night that were roaming and they keep getting in our trash cans but they don't usually stay. >> neighbors have nicknamed the bear bear nard. but they say it's time the baby gets out. time to leave. >> not a good thing when they start naming the bears or the racoons or the possums. >> or saying they're not too afraid. >> right. it's not -- >> you should always be afraid of a bear. >> we have this one raccoon in our neighborhood who comes all the time and he is in the trash can and the neighbors named him. they call him baby bear. it's not a good thing. >> they don't feed him? >> they d

region entitle gavin newsome issued a statement expressing his own outrage over the disclosure of these hidden u.c. funds. in his statement newsome wrote, quote, it is outrageous and unjust to force tuition hikes on students while the u.c. hides secret funds, and i call for the tuition decision to come back before the board of regents for reconsideration and reversal. >> in less than two hours, the albany school board will discuss a racially fueled instagram page that targeted minority students at albany high school. one picture showed a student with a noose around her neck. the page was up for two months before school administrators learned about it. the students responsible were suspended, but some parents say they should be expelled. there will be a chance for public comment at tonight apartments meeting. >> the ballot box to hook them early gaining steam. that's next. >> plus marissa meyers' golden parachute from owe uh hugh. that's a big one. >> kids tackle a serious subject and get help from one of their favorite ball players. >> meteorologist drew tuma, tracking the return of a l

. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsome, referring to his wife, offer our heart felt condolences to the families and friends grieving for their lost loved ones tonight and for all of those of the fresno community reeling from this senseless violence. stay with us for the late he felt out of fresno. the shooting rampage is the top story on our website right now. again, that's nbcbayarea.com. our facebook and twitter pages are also being updated for you around the clock. >> new at 11:00, living on the edge, literally, an east bay retirement home is almost swallowed up by this land slide as perilous as this looks, the senior citizens remain in that building tonight. this is all happening in canol. terry mcsweeney is on solid ground with the details. terry. >> reporter: it's a bad scene out here, raj. look down there, you can see the hill slide, it is big and getting bigger and it comes all the way up to the bay park retirement home. as you mentioned, hundreds of people live here and some aren't surehat's going to happen next. >> i think this was the worst after a big rain. it was on march

what really is going on and for me as the mayor now in any 6 year having followed the work of gavin newsom who began those private right of action private right of action connects and began with programs like the carry no cash and making sure we try to direct our compassion but begins with compassion all of you are not here you think that you can help to solve homelessness you don't know as i did years ago what really has to happen because as you find out where people are from and how chronically for years they been on the streets you'll release how for those days are a day when finally maybe you can get somebody to help with our hair cut, lava maze maybe a shower not for weeks or not be able to see a dentist and the pain in their mouth prevents them from thinking lonely and food and support maybe a counseling session with someone all of this in fact, one and 50 different services come through one roof for a day of private right of action project homeless connect it is an expression of your compassion we couldn't do that without the volunteers that come from every sector i understand that

. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says it's outrageous and unjust to hide funds. he stated that significant reforms are necessary to strengthen the public's trust in the office of the president. >>> new at 6:00, state lawmakers rejected a bill that would have allowed employees to take ad holiday if they celebrate the jewish high holiday of yom kippur. a southern california state senator wrote the bill. republican gaston argued that california should follow the example of other states. >> to not feel guilty or be encouraged to work on a day that they're not supposed to work. >> critics of the bill pointed out that state employees of all faiths are allowed to take one paid personal holiday per year. california's dmv says it's fine-tuning the rules for testing and operating self driven vehicles. right now about 200 autonomous vehicles are approved for testing on public roads. existing law require a driver to be present inside a driverless vehicle, but those rules could change by the end of this year. >> years ago, we didn't think this was possible, now we're talking

. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says it's outrageous and unjust to hide funds. stated that significant reforms are necessary to strengthen the public's trust in the office of the president. >>> new at 6:00, state lawmakers rejected a bill that would have allowed employees to take a paid holiday if they celebrate the jewish high holiday of yom kippur. a southern california state senator wrote the b republican gaston argued that california should follow the example of other states. >> to not feel guilty or be encouraged to work on a day that they're not supposed to work. >> critics of the bill pointed out that state employees of all faiths are allowed to take one paid personal holiday per year. california's dmv says it's fine-tuning the rules for testing and operating self driven vehicles. right now about 200 autonomous vehicles are approved for testing on public roads. existing law require a driver to be present inside a driverless vehicle, but those rules could change by the end of this year. >> years ago, we didn't think this was possible, now we're talking abo

in 2009 san francisco made a commitment to prioritize un and local food productions from mayor gavin newsom the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco in 2011, the city demonstrated further commitment by administrative review the planning code to allow united states umg in all zones throughout the city as recently as 2014 our city created the first urban agriculture incentive zone by implementing the assembly bill that loud the city to evaluate sites including surplus city sites that's been 3 years and not yet secured the land for the if you will indulge me projects that what provide educational opportunity for children and families and adults and the chance to grow fruits and vegetables here within the city i understand that there are questions about competing priorities for land use given our huge affordability and hicks housing crisis in the city certainly building housing is a top priority housing is a top priority we have to balance our housing development in this city where some agricultural space for heath fresh foods for the residents and connection and for the unification i

mom we talk about all the other homes that are homicides - that are going on the former mayor gavin newsome he said i know who killed their child the police know but with one exemption they can name addresses everything how come it takes 11 years to find my sons killer thank you. >> thank you ms. brown. >> any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. oh, i'm sorry forgive me ms. brown members of the public and people if you or anyone you know has information of aubrey abrakasa or any other individuals please call the unanimous tip line (415) 575-4444 please call the unanimous tipline at (415) 575-4444 thank you item 5 public comment whetter to hold item 7 in closed session. >> on vote whetter to hold item 7 in closed session. >> any public comment on the fact that we are about to vote whether or not to go into closed session and consider the items on item no. 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. next line item attorney-client privilege with regard to item 7(a), (b), & (c) san francisco administrative code section 67.10) - action. >> >> >> i. >> opposed? thank you

. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is getting a boost from the gubernatorial bid. new data shows that employees from the company have given $225,000 to newsome's campaign. he plans to run to replace term limited jerry brown. >>> good morning, everybody. we have an unsettled weather pattern. let's talk about the effects this will have on your easter sunday. >>> and a red hot debate over bus only lanes in the mission district has been brewing. and the benefit the project is bringing to the neighborhood. >>> and several crashes to talk about, including this one on westbound 80. details on this coming up. force three medical marijuana >>> and we're inside at&t park for the giants home opener. it's all about the fans today. we'll be speaking to someone from the communications office about what fans can expect this season. ,,,,,,,,,,,, - grocery outlet - grocery outlet is the home of 'wow' savings. wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outl

michael murphy i'm a judicial attorney for the court of appeals my great boost i worked with mayor gavin newsom and worked with him until his retirement i examined the proposed amendment to comply with state law and find that it does not make any contribution towards that end although many of the amendment have value i distributed a legal analysis and obviously within the time allowed i can't go through that but highlight the points number one, the ordinance retains a section definition of adu in planning code, section 302 and more reflective than state law now a dead letter and second the ordinance makes distinction colby peterson to zone the state law allows adu's in any residential area so that - those distinctions are avoid and in an apparent attempt to comply with the miller mandate for state law that allows for a speedy approval for a narrow cargo off application that guess avoid and managerial i can't let approval for the state i couldn't not meet the test of practicality it will be meaning for the planning department to without modification then that complies with the sketchy part of la

mom we talk about all the other homes that are homicides - that are going on the former mayor gavin newsome he said i know who killed their child the police know but with one exemption they can name addresses everything how come it takes 11 years to find my sons killer thank you. >> thank you ms. brown. >> any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. oh, i'm sorry forgive me ms. brown members of the public and people if you or anyone you know has information of aubrey abrakasa or any other individuals please call the unanimous tip line (415) 575-4444 please call the unanimous tipline at (415) 575-4444 thank you item 5 public comment whetter to hold item 7 in closed session. >> on vote whetter to hold item 7 in closed session. >> any public comment on the fact that we are about to vote whether or not to go into closed session and consider the items on item no. 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. next line item attorney-client privilege with regard to item 7(a), (b), & (c) san francisco administrative code section 67.10) - action. >> >> >> i. >> opposed? thank you

gavin newsom wants to reverse a decision to raise situation. a state auditor found the uc's office of a president failed to disclose millions in a special fund, and it says it's audit errors. the report wrongly stated the ucop holds $175 million in reserves, and the true amount is $38 million, for unexpected costs. >>> and then turning a parking lot into affordable housing units. the city owns a neighboring parcel. and a plan was introduced to build units over fire station 13 on sampson street. >>> millennials are more interested in bud than booze. >> but not by much. 50% of millennials prefer weed to alcohol. the reasons, safety cost and health impact. winemakers are concerned the shift will continue to grow because millennials drink a lot of wine and if they put down their glasses that could be a huge impact on the bottom line. >>> meteorologist, mike nicco, joining us now. >> a transition to weather. >> you don't get a weed belly but you get a beer belly. >> let's turn to the misty and drizzly weather. >> i thought that's why they put that s

gavin newsom, lieutenant governor, said as a father of four i can't begin to imagine the devastatione family is experiencing. our how -- our heart breaks for you. >>> new video shows the blaze in west covina with thick clouds of smoke filling the air. one pickup truck and another vehicle was engulfed in flames and cruise contained the blaze within about 30 minutes. >>> police are looking for the suspect who robbed a smoke for last store on sunday night. police said the man walked into the store and demanded money from the cashier. anyone with information is asked to call the sassoon police department. >>> , shahs -- a massage therapist is on trial. jose garcia was arrested last thursday. they said the 55-year-old man was running a massage business without a license at his home on illinois street. they are concerned that not all the victims have yet come forward. >>> growing concerns about missile testing in north korea. >> there was a warning of catastrophic consequences. jackie ward joins us with the latest. it is scary. stroke -- >> reporter: it is unstable and there are concerns a

even though we did manage to corner gavin newsome. >> staying out of it. >>> still to come after a criminal conviction and huge spike executives are getting raises and wait until you hear about some of the perks customers are paying for. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> on september 9th, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic accident we will never forget. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an investigation. pg& ewas fined. five years of probation and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we've failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough actions can make pg&e safer and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipelines. adopted technology that is 100 times more sensitive and built a state of the art gas center. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> pg& e executives just landed hefty pay raises in the same year the utility is raising rates for consumers. and usa might manage the utility is now being crit

ga gavin newsom is leading the way. the chronicle obtained new analysis of campaign data and it analysis of campaign data and it shows airbnb has given more than $225,000 for nenewsom. >>> one more inch is all the snow the sierra needs to break a record. 87.5 inches of snow has fallen this winter and it's just one inch away from the record set in 1982 and 1983. sugar bowl ski resort has seen the most snow, 751 inches. this time last year people in the area were actually mountain biking. >> there's some perspective. mike, you say we are going to break the record, but not today. >> just not today. could be tomorrow or wednesday, and most likely thursday, but yeah, it's definitely going to happen. and everybody is saying el nino, and we talked about not getting crazy about it not everything is what it seems sometimes, and one plus one doesn't always equal two. a lot of sunshine and clouds today up in tahoe. 48. and just like us, they are below average. a wintry mix tomorrow. probably get an inch out of that, and the heavie

. >> the lieutenant governor gavin newsom tweeted his reaction. he said, quote, it's unjust to force tuition hikes while uc hides secret funds. the board must reverse the tuition decision. >>> and uc president japet napolitano denies the office improperly kept that much money stashed away and that there is money set aside for unexpected expenses and a cyberthreat and undocumented students. she said the emergency fund is $38 million, which represents about 10% of the entire operating budget of the uc system. >>> and it's 6:12. new developments this morning and a debate between san francisco city leaders and at&t. the rules could be changing for those large utility boxes. and we'll see how this can help the giant. and san francisco's green thumb could make a comeback. is there room for fruits and vegetables amid a housing crisis? . >>> wax. the time 6:15. a new proposal to relaxes requirement for installing the at&t utility boxes in san francisco. they were targeted by vandals. the city first demanded that at&t adhered to an ordinance and cleaned th

governor gavin newsom - who is also a u.c. regent - is angry about the revelation.e says it is quote - 'outrageous' to force tuition hikes on students while hiding secret funds of money. newsom now wants recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered.. (steve) lots of californians are still reeling from news of a big fat tax hike on gasoline... now - a report suggests that won't be good enough... a non-profit group called "next 10" says that while 'senate bill one' means billions more for california roads -- the money won't be enough to maintain the roads long term. they're calling the legislation a 'very good first step.' the report argues that the state needs nearly 10-billion dollars more each year....and the options include toll roads or charging drivers for the number of miles they drive. senate bill one passed the legislature april 6th....the governor has not yet signed it into law. assuming he does -- it will raise about 52-billion dollars over 10 years... seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will

in 2009 san francisco made a commitment to prioritize un and local food productions from mayor gavin newsom the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco in 2011, the city demonstrated further commitment by administrative review the planning code to allow united states umg in all zones throughout the city as recently as 2014 our city created the first urban agriculture incentive zone by implementing the assembly bill that loud the city to evaluate sites including surplus city sites that's been 3 years and not yet secured the land for the if you will indulge me projects that what provide educational opportunity for children and families and adults and the chance to grow fruits and vegetables here within the city i understand that there are questions about competing priorities for land use given our huge affordability and hicks housing crisis in the city certainly building housing is a top priority housing is a top priority we have to balance our housing development in this city where some agricultural space for heath fresh foods for the residents and connection and for the unification i

this project was more than a decade in the making starting with a push by gavin newsom when he was mayor> a fight for the american flag. the uc-davis student center says they will no longer fly it during the meetings. that decision was made last night. reporter lemor abrams is at the university getting answers on what sparked this controversial decision. >> reporter: it's not an outright ban on the american flag. but the decision makes it voluntary to fly the flag in student senate meetings and it's sparking outrage on campus. the american flag our country's symbol of freedom, but to some at uc-davis it's a symbol too controversial to fly. >> we don't have to have this show and demonstration of patriotism everywhere in our society. >> reporter: this man is a student and student senate board member born in israel he was recently naturalized. but he believes the american flag doesn't need to be in view at all times. so he passed a student senate law not to display the flag in senate meetings stating in his bill the concept of the united states of american and patriotism is different for ev

. >> the lieutenant governor gavin newsome is a member of the uc board of regents and said it's unjustto hide the funds and the board must reverse the tuition decision. >>> parents and staff at albany high school addressed some recent rafts incidences last night. it was a regularly scheduled meeting. the focus was on a series of racist and anti-semitic events. >> hitler in the hallways. >> they were able to take action. and led to the departure of the principal there. >>> and a new report shows the number of anti-semitic incidents across the country is growing. it will have 1200 such incidents in the u.s. last year, up sharply from the year before. the number 1 continues to grow this year -- number continues to grow this year. and some say they know their is aspect semitism in their own hometown and one teacher said even children are targeted. >> swastikas on the lockers. >> uh-huh. >> and kids going in the hallway and someone going -- [ indiscernible ] wow. all of those things, that is how it starts with words. >> and this is incumbent on all of us if we see anyone doing anything we b

in the top tier is tenant governor gavin newsom who has tapped into some of the state's key social issuesng same-sex marriage, gun control, marijuana legalization. in a poll released by the university of california's institute of governmental studies just last week, newsome leads with 28% early, but still, the front-runner. second, we have state treasurer john chung. the only candidate who has served in all of the state's budget related elected officials. treasurer, controller, border legalization. very important considering how important the budget is in california. third, antonio villaraigosa who helped reduce violent crime. he's focusing on public education, poverty, and what we call the new economy. have to consider him important because he's from southern california. a lot of votes down there. fourth, former superintendant of public destruction, delain easton. who supports more money for preschool and all day kindergarten. among those potential democratic candidates, eric garcetti, venture capitalism tom stier, and steve wesley. as expected for the californians, things are fairly rob

in 2007, mayor gavin newsom had trash cans removed saying they did more harm than good. >> it seems counterintuitive but they really can also cause problems for litter in some areas, people will go through the garbage cans rifle through them, looking for cans or bottles or any other goods that might be worth something. >> reporter: for right now, this is just a pilot study. over the next six months, the city will study this area and see if the problem improves. if it does, this program could spread to other locations around san francisco. and if not, it will be scrapped. in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> well, san francisco wants residents help monitoring the cans. it's asking people to report overflowing cans in any part of the city by calling 311. >>> two major developments about the oakland apartment building that burned down last week killing four people. a nonprofit agency was managing a number of tenants in the building. they say they were being evicted by the owner. today, they held a press conference suggesting the fire was intentionally set because they were fighting back. >> the

lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he wants the recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered now that thiscount has come to light. (darya) happening today. single game tickets for the warriors western conference semi-finals playoff games go on sale.( mark ) these will be tickets for the first three home games at oracle arena. the tickets will be avaiable for the general public at 2:00 this afternoon on warriors dot com. golden state advanced to the second round of the postseason after they swept the portland trail blazers, 4 games to none. the dubs will play the winner of the utah jazz, l-a clippers series. game one of the semi-finals can be as early as this sunday. ( mark ) coming up... new information is coming out about the teenager who was kidnapped by her teacher in tennessee. what we are learning about her life at home that has police investigating. and later... nobody enjoys sitting in traffic. the apps that can help make your commute a little bit easier. and after the break...find out which airline passengers say you should avoid at all costs. and here's a live look outside... rich

in 2009 san francisco made a commitment to prioritize un and local food productions from mayor gavin newsom the healthy and sustainable food for san francisco in 2011, the city demonstrated further commitment by administrative review the planning code to allow united states umg in all zones throughout the city as recently as 2014 our city created the first urban agriculture incentive zone by implementing the assembly bill that loud the city to evaluate sites including surplus city sites that's been 3 years and not yet secured the land for the if you will indulge me projects that what provide educational opportunity for children and families and adults and the chance to grow fruits and vegetables here within the city i understand that there are questions about competing priorities for land use given our huge affordability and hicks housing crisis in the city certainly building housing is a top priority housing is a top priority we have to balance our housing development in this city where some agricultural space for heath fresh foods for the residents and connection and for the unification i

gavin newsom, antonio villaraigosa, and john chong.terday, all three of them were speaking separately to members of a crime viver's group. >> turns out arrests are down at the mexican border and the head of homeland security said arrests for people illegally entering the u.s. plummeted in march. john kelly said arrests were down by 400,000 when compared to just the month before. kelly says this is due to president trump's approach to illegal immigration. >>> it's almost quarter to 6:00. the u.s. customs department so far is declieping to say how many bids they received to build president trump's proposed border wall. yesterday was the deadline to submit a pitch and some contracting companies are talking about their ideas. one san diego company wants the wall to be a piece of art with stones and artifacts. another company thinks solar panels would two purposes. or how about a deck with sweeping desert views? >> scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days in office. today, we're at day 76. >> and scott, this is the mos

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governor gavin newsom says it's been evasive atthe expense of students, faculty, donors and public transparencynewsom - who's also a u.c. regent -- wants recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered.pam and steve? (2-shot/steve) the sounds of heavy equipment and boots on the ground meansroad crews are on the job in the santa cruz mountains.(2-shot/pam) the weather is cooperating too.... as caltrans has started some badlyneeded repairs to storm- ravaged highway- 35.(map vo) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the work is focused on a stretch just south and north of black road, above los gatos. by sundown this caltrans crew was expected to have installed some new heavy duty storm drains and laid down new pavement on a stretch of highway 35 between black road and gist road above los gatos . katie beach/caltrans" right now when we see a clear chance in the forecast we're trying to hit all the spots we can and coordinating with whatever closures are going on to get as much work done as we can..." creeks and culverts are still flowing and the water is running off onto the highway and side roads, unde

corporations rule and you as a that he on a capitalist ideal lit 49 years old and last week he mentioned gavin newsomried to establish a court procedure keeping that open to over roll the it to one vote to negative at 8 washington because it restricts the financial growth of the real estate industry i presume he's what we call a social corporate democrat and now i kind of want to read from an article from the chronicle september i sat in a restaurant one of the developers walked in late to one meeting i saw him disappear into the back i ask do waiter yeah, he said the mayor is there i had a slow finish to the meal and watched as every major builder left the restaurant from what i hear the basement was the cool $1.2 million or the mayor that was written by willie brown, jr. do we have reforms from those people. >> madam president seeing no other members of the public public comment is closed. madam clerk go to the special order 3:00 p.m. >> items 19 through 22 is the special order continued if march 27 in the determination of exemption from the environmental review under the california environmental q