a member of the knob hill association was one of the founders of the knob hill coalitions. i want to speak to a particular issue that's the playground up there. i represent a company which designs builds and installs playground equipment has nothing to do with knob hill i also have been personally in favor the designing planning and installing a children's playground. i know that our present playground up there is unsafe it doesn't meet contemporary safety standards in terms of the equipment and the under foundation the sooner we can bring that up to snuff the less nerve i'll be sitting in the park watching the kids run and jump. thank you. i'm in favor of this proposition >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> you're going to be a special city and a very exciting district. you're going to be a special city because you're going to be sitting on top of the world. sitting on top of the world. somehow, i knew that would be you supervisor chiu to change our gray skies to blue and it was strange when this item came i knew it would bring about a better change before you met thi

hill's situation he did. moreover, the whole situation with him, we are understanding i'm doing my job, it's something i do every day. once that was told him to, he got a clear picture of what i'm here to do. here's your shades back, man. >> thanks, man. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up -- >> he broke a razor blade and started cutting his arm. >> robert hill draws blood. and -- >> i ran to the window and looked down in time to see him hit the ground. >> a young man's shocking fall from the 25th floor of a high-rise results in a murder charge for his pregnant wife. as part of your service, we did a 27-point inspection on your chevy, you got new tires and our price match guarantee. who's this little guy? that's birney. oh, i bet that cone gives him supersonic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering) what? get our everyday price match guarantee plus a $100 rebate on 4 select tires from your tire experts. chevy certified service. >>> as in most other jail

hill's situation he did. moreover, the whole situation with him, we are understanding i'm doing my job, it's something i do every day. once that was told him to, he got a clear picture of what i'm here to do. here's your shades back, man. >> thanks, man. >> you're welcome. >> coming up -- >> broke a razor blade and started cutting his arm. >> robert hill draws blood. and -- >> i ran to the window and looked down in time to see him hit the ground. >> a young man's shocking fall from the 25th floor of a high-rise results in a murder charge for his pregnant wife. >>> as in most other jails, the inmate turnover at tulsa county is frequent. as cases are resolved on a daily basis, most inmates will either be released or transferred to prison. the public rarely knows about these proceedings, as only a small percentage ever makes the news. >> and the sun feels awesome. >> when amber hilberling was arrested, it not only made headlines in tulsa. her case was covered nationwide. >> was this an accident or something else

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the board the persons of the financial connection to the party and concern members of the liberate hill are bank rolling this appeal and this is violated the board of rules by viewing during the public comment appeal this violates the other act and the board approve the conditions the board indeed their mission so to approve the policies consistent with the overall city and county and in this case that's the production of more housing. we hope the board will help us do that. i'm going to a hand it over to steve. i have copies if you want them. okay >> excuse me. good evening, commissioners i'm steve the evict for the project. i want to address the new evidence based on the decision to cut back the top floor 10 to 12 in the front and rear. that while sounld an easy did the challenging project and decision has had ramifications throughout the building and triggered a major redesign than i anticipated. this layout here shows the two floors i mean the two remaining units that will be left on the top but one of my main concern is that - can you make that - sorry. the boards decision is simpl

they have 107 lobbyists on capitol hill. they are swarming capitol hill. 100,000 -- i had 100,000 people write me their objections. the first thing i would do is stop this deal. i would not let this go through. it's up to the fcc and doj. , i would like to change gears and talk about another major issue here in washington, and that is surveillance. you have been one of many folks on capitol hill who called for more transparency and the sort of information the government is collecting. what are your prospects for reform this year? what do you think about the other efforts on capitol hill to change the way the nsa collects and uses surveillance data? >> i have a bipartisan bill. senator dean heller has bill, which -- i believe in transparency. i think the american people should be entitled to understand how many americans' information and how much of it is then being accessed. in the metadata program, which the administration has changed now, and they are essentially going to do it where the phone companies keep the data and y

are up the hill now looking for this missing 25-year-old. here's the latest information on how those volunteers are going to spend their day up near castle peak. >> basically whatwell do is we'll take a look at the maps that we have. some of the work that occurred throughout the night with some of the ski teams from tahoe in orderric and -- nordic and some of the snow shoers and things like that have gone in and trying to use any clues we have to direct our seven. >> it's bad and hopefully he gets back safe. just goes to show you you've got to be really safe in the wilderness like that. >> reporter: the sheriff's department tells us the missing man has water on him but it's unclear if he has any food with him. and at this point, he does have a cell phone. they have pinged it but it's going right to the tower so they're not sure if that cell phone is actually getting any service. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> we'll check in with roberta on this. more snow in the area? >> always said additional 3 inches. this is pretty much the t

you see, they have 107 lobby u.s.es on capitol hill. -- lobbyists on capitol hill. they're swarming capitol hill, their lobbyists. you know? but i've got 100,000, i had 100,000 people, more than 100,000 people write me their objections. and so the first thing i would do is stop this deal. i would not let this go through if i were -- it's not up to me. it's up to the fcc and the doj. >> host: tony fromm. >> senator, i would like to change gears slightly and talk about another major issue here in washington, and that's surveillance. you've been one of many folks on capitol hill who have called for more transparency and assorted information the government's collecting and what it's doing with it. so i'm curious if you could sketch out your prospects for reform this year. where do you see this transparency measure, and what do you think of the efforts on capitol hill to change the way the nsa collects and uses surveillance data? >> guest: well, i have a bipartisan bill, senator dean heller of nevada, republican, as co-sponsor, the lead co-sponsor of my bill. which i bel

hill. him and everything so that's the reason why they were fighting. >> with parker subdued, the crowd quickly turns their attention to professor hill. who is still trapped under the car. >> and then my wife ran up there, looked under the car and said, he's breathing. police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >> a citizen came over to me and said, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. based on what i saw, i knew he was in great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> we can lift the car up and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and su

that is another 15,000 people plus in potrero hill. this is going to have to be monitored very carefully. there were comments that there was extreme desire from portrero hill to mission bay by muni and that was heavily overstated. i walked to the ucsf gym to my house. it's to service mission bay, not potrero hill. keep that in mind. the 22 changes which i believe is called the 55, you have three steep blocks from 18th street down to 16th street. 16th street is also a freeway. the traffic, the p.d. can't control the traffic on 16th street. you have to get across on 16th street on the eastern side of the line. we also appreciate the increase of frequency on the 10. it's been desperately needed for years. it was cut back 3-4 years ago. hopefully that will happen quickly. second street to cal train is still a problem. you need to get pco's out there and mark the grids on the entrances and get people to stop stopping at intersection. it destroys the bus line every afternoon. the other one too. thank you very much. we'll continue to monitor

the park is in the knob hill district at taylor and in sdprakt 3. the park is dissected by sidewalks and in the east direction with the circular fountain and the child pack is along sacramento street. the eastern play areas for the constrain and the western for the older children the play commit dates back to 1970 and the ground material it sand. for about 3 years the members have divorced their time to work with the community and rec and park staff to install a perimeter fence. the association has followed the gift and you outreach policies and standards of the rec and park commission they've held 7 community meetings and presented at rec and park meetings. on december 19, 2013, the rec and park commission approved the conceptual plan for the renovation of the playground at huntington park. at that point, the commission asked they expend a grant in the amount of one point plus million dollars. so at this point that concludes my presentation. thank you >> great. thank you very much. without i guess we can go to public comment and when supervisor chi

i'm barbara russel i'm the oldest resident of liberate hill. i lived on hill street most of the years specifically two years to be exactly because my son was born and i you bought another building on fairoaks and 22nd so i'm involved in what's going on. we have more many, many years in full support of this we've fought drug dealings and everything we've foughtblast cross green cross whatever are trying to keep the neighborhood save. this man was telling falsehoods this person we're not united and liberate hill didn't care. wearing us down here this is not the third but fourth hearing. to me four stories with that urge building there's no saving grass to it the architect was saying that looked ugly and the floor was only 4 floors it's ugly anyway, there's no historic value to that building we love where we live and we've fought a lot to keep it from falling apart we put in the plantings on gaga error street and other streets to follow and have a beautiful area but this building i don't know. i can't say enough about it was hard for me to come do

this map shows where the attacks happened in the stiff pleasant hill. the first attack of yesterday, the second today just two miles apart. we go pleasant hill with the picture of one man police are looking for. kimberley? >> reporter: it's raining pretty heavily but on dry days this usually a very popular trail right here for joggers, bicyclists and also students walking to school and police say yesterday a girl walking here headed to high school was groped. there were extra patrols out this morning as pleasant hill students went to school. >> the most important thing to do, our students need to know they can trust an adult, go to an adult for help and we're there to protect them. >> reporter: police say two girls were groped in as many days while walking to their respective high schools. >> i can't even imagine what the girls must be going through. how scared they are going to be. they are going to be judging anybody they see walking on the sidewalk, in the mall, even in public places, it's traumatizing for them for a long time. >> reporter: yesterday

concerning a lesion on his face that hill believes could be cancer. >> it's scary. it's scary.art getting a little age on you, you start seeing things like this, i wonder where it's going to lead. this -- it's kind of scary. >> judging from the appearance of the thing, and the time line and everything, i -- and the location, i'm going to say that looks like a small basal cell carcinoma. it's a type of skin cancer usually found in the center part of the face. ultraviolet light from the sun is the chief offender there. some people come in and you need a cart to carry their chart. mr. hill has a chart that, despite the number of years he's been in the system, it's probably no more than a half an inch thick. which tells me that he is more likely to minimize and ignore something of import than he is to come in complaining of something that's trivial. this is early enough we're not going to have any problems with it. we'll just get it taken care of now. will it come back? this is the result of many years in the sun. >> right. >> and there's a whole lot more of you saw the sun than ju

i'm terry hill. vice-president for performance strategy for hills physicians. it's a pleasure to see you again. it maybe somewhat reassuring to you to say that we are in our 5th year of the calipers project which covers 41,000 members in sacramento. for the first four years we just found out we have exceeded our savings target. this is not some idea that is a flash in the pan. it can work long-term. we are talking about making foundational changes in the way we deliver care and holding ourselves collectively responsible which i think is the key. that of course kaiser colleagues have exploited for a long time and we are now doing as well. a number of our programs are now quite mature. for instance our care transitions program as richard explained, this is a very critical time. we feel extraordinarily good about the day-to-day transition manager and we are launching a very innovative pharmacy program this year including having our hills pharmacy go over the patient list for some of our clinics prior to the primary care physician seeing the patient and putting sti

they warming capital hill. but i had more than a 100, 000 people write me their objection so the first thing i would do is stop this deal. i would not let this go through. if isn't up to me. it is up to the fcc and the doj >> i would like to talk about another issue on capital hill and that is surveillance. you have been one of the people to call for more trance transparency and i am wondering if you can spell out the changes you see and the ways they will change the way they collect data. >> i have a bipartisan bill with the senator from nevada being who is the lead co-sponsor. i believe in transparency and i believe the american people should be entitled to understand how many american's information is being stored, and how much of it is then being accessed. so for example, in the meta data program, which the administration has changed now, and they are going to do where the phone companies keep the data and you have to get a warrant to do that. and i think that is is a very acceptable change. but, i think th

this is a serious accident at whose -- at blossom hill. you can see the slow yellow centers in the northbound direction to be picked up shortly with an update. we look at walnut creek and you can see the tail lights are headed in the southbound direction beyond north main and to the 24 junction and through the san ramon valley and 680 is moving nicely. >> the number of people missing in the massive washington state landslide has dropped to six. authorities have removed one name from the missing list but have announced the death toll has risingen to 39. the medical examiners is identifying the three bodies of those discovered which could be among those listed as missing but officials have not said if one of them is what led to the missing list. >> today, an emergency drill is underway on the peninsula to see how well the crews respond to a major health crisis in san mateo county from noon to noon. response times conduct a county-wide exercise to simulate the mass distribution of mode and supplies. result of the exercise will be shared with

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the park is in the knob hill district at taylor and in sdprakt 3. the park is dissected by sidewalks and in the east direction with the circular fountain and the child pack is along sacramento street. the eastern play areas for the constrain and the western for the older children the play commit dates back to 1970 and the ground material it sand. for about 3 years the members have divorced their time to work with the community and rec and park staff to install a perimeter fence. the association has followed the gift and you outreach policies and standards of the rec and park commission they've held 7 community meetings and presented at rec and park meetings. on december 19, 2013, the rec and park commission apov

loss some hill road to camden is the best bet to get around that.e will is an update from matt in a little bit and road work until 9:00 this morning and south 101 through the morgan hill area and that is in the lanes this will 9:00, and we also go to the north bay, with slow traffic toward highway 116 through petaluma and northbound and southbound 101 road work between pepper and east washington, we will look outside and it is fog free and nice as you make your way up and over the high-rise and you are looking at 15-minute delay between hayward and san mateo at this hour. >> 15 things to know use start your day. >> big man on campus: proud parents report the moment their son fines -- finds out he is group to co >>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, breaking news in san jose, police have an intersection closed off after a two car accident. one of the drives ran a red light shortly after midnight and matt keller is there with a report in a few minutes at 5:30. >> one person is dead and another hurt after a sailboat accident last

kids do, too. >> they also run for the hills when you try to catch them. lisa has the forecast. >> we have a beautiful start to the day with fog but nice sunrise shots to show and live doppler 7 hd shows the sun coming up and we are looking at fog moving up from the central coast and from the east bay hills camera, a water color and 52 in redwood city and 54 in san jose, and gilroy, and 48 in half moon bay and low 50's in oakland and san jose and from the tower and clear in the city with partly to mostly sunny skies and along the coast, the folk should increase throughout the day and the winds at 52 in concord and live more and winds are flat and minor cooling today and tomorrow and we will have a nice easter weekend if you are celebrating that and we will look if gusty winds and extremely unseasonable system coming in on monday and tuesday providing a chance of showers and cooler air. it will be below average but we don't know what average is like because they have been well above average the past couple of days with a system to the south. it is this fron

not a problem, but low clouds around the oakland hills.tire approach looking good. east shore freeway above 50 miles per hour. great stretch from richmond into berkeley. 880 not a problem. watch the off-ramps. earlier crash west highway 4 into bay point. caused big slowing into concord. now starting to ease up as the burst heads south. plan for that toward the walnut creek interchange. tri-valley not a problem toward the dublin interchange. we have slowdown after a crash into live. west 580 smooth into the dub len area. south bay, north bound route not a big issue, just slowing for 87. but 101 following suit. that's a tip cal pattern. 85 and 280 following as well. we'll look at bay. smooth drive, in the a major problem around the bay. peninsula represented by palo alto smooth drive. roadways dry out. watch the upper peninsula as you'll have wet roadways along the coast. southbound, north bay, san rafael. mist and drizzle, calming down,er drive. light volume through san rafael. >>> right now, firefighters in a funeral procession, more than