the controller's office commitment to insure effective government and operations in the city i've lived and worked if the city all my did you want life and learned early on i have a calling for pun service and san francisco is my home working for the city and county has been challenging i recognize the vast arrays of services that san francisco brings to its citizens is there because of good decisions and i by policymakers and elected officials like users with the help of your aids and staff and also department heads and support staff like me and many of the others in the controller's office we all unit around the same goal to maintain a financially sound do city that ed harrington made a goal for the controller's office many, many years ago and to expand and improve the services we're there as the financial anchor so that we can provide those services to the people that need them i've been fortunate to serve under 6 mayors and dozens of supervisors and the talented managers of the controller's office rec and park department and the department of public health and, of course, the controller's office

breed's amendment requires that the nonprofit that is suing file a complaint with the city wait thirty days and then provide if after thirty days pass they have to provide an additional thirty days notice to the city attorney's office for the the president for the proceeding and if the city initiate their proceedings they can't move forward with their right of of action that's the conflict between the two. >> so question to the city attorney's office is this something else by the need to resolve open the floor or discussions in committee. >> upgrade it can be revolve if you like to either prude with one over and over develop a hybrid with a moths that carries. >> supervisor breed. >> just to clarity the thirty days was put into effect to allow for at least the planning department to make a determination hass as to whether or not something could be done for for a particular property that was initiation and forgive did city attorney's office the mind they need to terminate whether or not at that they're to pursue the litigation it doesn't go through the same level of the administrative native process as the curr

if the claim is paid, the city will cover true's $500 deductible. if the claim is rejected, this gets kind of interesting, the city would then pick up the entire tab. but, again, first they have to accept responsibility for the damage. iain, we'll keep you posted. >> all right, bruce, i know you will, thank you. >> if you've got an issue you'd like fox 29 to get results on, head to our website at myfoxphilly.com. click news and look forgetting results. >>> a delaware man is suing a medical facility over something that happened after a medical procedure. >> when he woke up, he discovered he was wearing something that made him fighting mad. also halloween comes early for children at the children's hospital of philadelphia. the day that made hospitals a little less scary for children here and across north america. tom. >> iain and lucy the flyers off to an absolutely dreadful start and they have been awful in shootouts so far. the coach looking for answers. we'll ♪ >> definitely not your typical lawsuit before a delaware man it is very serious. andrew w

the city determines this activity on the air b and b platform was not worthwhile while if we step forward to work with the city if they related to us to give data they'll mitigate to other platforms if the city want to approach it we're the most significant model that holds the data i'll suggest that many folks in the marketplace you'll see significant mitigation felt undieshl into other mrachldz i want to make is clear you are the only one on the site i'd ask that to other folks i want to say that if a company wants to participate and be a legal hosting platform allowing outline hosts in the community to rent out temporarily they should be in the regulation of the city and not to stage the ability but to prevent the set of bad acres that are evicting and making the housing shortage worse in san francisco we need to know the number of nights that folks are renting out and would not expect this only have air b and b and if air b and b would not participate we'll have to go after all the hosts it choose to use the site they know their data won't be shared i'm talking about t

accept that for years and years while telling us that we can't build 30% affordable housing in our city. ift do that for the 60, 70, 80% of us who need affordable housing, we are in deep trouble. the city's retirement fund is $19 billion, none of which is used to build housing in san francisco. it's invested in wells fargo and bank of america so we're investing in foreclosures with that money, but we're not investing in affordable housing with that money. we need to do that. here are some of the points in my affordable housing plan. a minimum of one-third for low and mod rated income household. immediate construction of all hope sf sites for the city's worst public housing and low interest loan for small businesses and families. i have also developed in-depth plans to address unemployment, the achievement gap in our schools, transit inequity, and public health threats in district 10's neighborhoods. as you may know, a child born today in the bayview can expect to live about 14 years less than a child born on russian hill. some candidates run for office to be something and some run to do som

industry or legislation will play out in every circumstances in every neighborhood we don't know if the city needs to put a cap on the short-term rentals in the future or if 90 or nine hundred and 65 or one hundred and 20 days is navigate the right limit for rental per night as we grapple with the affordable housing like few cities have seen not many issues as desire as the protection and supply of our housing figure and when we passe this legislation i'll watch this issue i want to see how effectively the planning department can enforce the rules and the hosts come forward to register and follow the rules and make sure that short-term rentals had, in fact, helping people stay in their homes and not making it harder for others i'll revisit and amend this down the road or so if something is not working we hoped that is not an entry promise i write amendments to the condos legislation i want to thank all the home sharers and advocates that reached out to me over the past if i months it's been an eye opener to find out about the various situations and the folks that are home sharing over the ye

creating our children and our families council and dividing the existing rainy refer so is a city and school rainy refer if you vote no, you do not want to the city to make the changes to the charter i'm here with santa drive fewer with the division and board of education and are a proponent we're joined by marcie the lib terrain a proponent thank you folks for joining us starting with opening president fewer and so measure c is a ballot measure under the battle to authorizing a person of the general fund to be set diode aside to provide services to the city government san francisco youth the children's fund. >> you public enrichment fund to join together to better lion the services those fund have been providing education for thousands of children in sophistication for example, this fund as 73 drenlz to liernsz and people's 3 p e teachers and engineering and math so this is has a great impact on san francisco children for the past decade and so we hope to reauthorize it thank you. >> you're opening remarks ms. berry. >> the lib terrain has recommended a no vote on this proposal because we have challenged

. >> that contributes dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> hello, i'm holly knox with commissioner honda along with the legacy of women voters of san francisco i'm here to talk about measure a on tuesday november 4th pursue measure a is an ordinance that is will allow the city to borrow up to 5 hundred thousand discolors for bonds this decide that use this for the improvements identified by the transportation at the desk the city could use the funds for construct transit only lanes and separated like ways and assessable platforms and escalators that are and muni and install pedestrian count down signals and audio central nervous system

in the next month's election, voters in montclair and trenton will decide if city workers should get e paid sick days. starting last year, several cities in the state adopted similar laws. there's also a push to make it a statewide requirement. >>> at 5:58, you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> and we're following that breaking news out of gloucester county, where a major road is still closed after a deadly crash between an suv and a tanker. we just got some new information on how that accident happened and when the road will reopen. >>> some parents in hamilton township are waking up uneasy this morning after two cases of enterovirus d-68 hit that community, one of them deadly. >>> saying good-bye. today a 26-year-old pennsylvania state trooper who was killed during a training exercise will be laid to rest. >>> and we are off to a chilly start this morning. taking a live look at boathouse row. but if you don't like these cooler fall temperatures, just wait. in a couple hours, that will change. good morning! happy monday. this is today." i

the spending of bond fund tenth of one percent will pay for the oversight functions if you vote yes. i want the city to issue $500 million in general obligation bonds on infrastructure projects designed to prove metropolitan accessibility and prove the position of streets and make that safer important bicyclists asia pedestrians if you vote no, you don't want the city to order the bonds i'm here with steering wheel and proponent of measure a we're also joined by just quentin the chair of the transportation under 98 to 98 and the member of board of supervisors 80 from 1986 a property thank you he'll start with opening comments ms. brinkman the bond is boo about the sufficiency and efficiency and safety you have our streets if you use the streets in san francisco by private automobile or bus why business bike you care about this bond measure passing it will help all to move better and get rid of congestion it has not passed a bond measure in over 60 years you you'll of the work done to packing pass the bond measures give us the system people will say night not good in order to continue to improve this

you want the city to gradually increases it by july 1st, 2018, with increases based on inflation after that ifou vote no, i don't want the city to increase the minimum wage i'm here with jason elliott with the government affairs and a proponent of measure j we're also joined we herpes the president of the district merchant see organization sow accident onsite thank you. i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'll be brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they

suggestion i'm happy to hear about the cal supreme court case. >> the discipline is an exception and if cities pass legislation that target developers to frustrate development the cities can't apply the new legislation to the permits because the fact pattern in most of the cases the city will grant the developer or a homeowner a permit there will be complaints from other parties and the city council will hold an emergency meeting and pass new legislation and take the permit away on that basis the courts said p when you have that kind of fact pattern this amazes to illegal discrimination and in some situations the courts said you can't retro tiflg apply a new ordinance to take away permits you've grand that is essentially what's happening here. >> it's different from a corporation and a public like at&t. >> the distinction that the court makes. >> it's a constitutional right. >> the court don't frame this as a constitutional right they do frame it as illegal discrimination but i've never seen a court rely on california due process principles to reach this conclusion they don't actually give any

but if the city is libel, they still want true to file a claim with his homeowner's insurance. if the company pays the bill for repairs, the city will cover the five hadn't dread december duct till. if the insurance company rejects the claim, then the city says they would pay the whole bill but, again, first they have to accept responsibility for the damage. we will keep you posted. lucy, you got all of that. >> yeah. a lot of hoops to jump through what i got. thank you very much, bruce. >>> if you have an issue you'd like fox 29 to get results on, go to our website myfoxphilly.com. click news and look forgetting results. >> you know the opening of a grocery store may not seem like a big deal to some but you know what, it brought some people in camden to tears. the great day for the so-called food desert. >> soccer match ends in wild brawl but it wasn't sparked by anything that happened on the field. the catalyst came from above. >> a lot of people are scared about the ebola epp depth mick does that make eight good fit for halloween? really? the costume stirring up a lot of cont

our city attorney was instrumental in getting gay rights, women's rights, and fighting slum lords if their dollar was on the table, our city attorney is going to go after and get t. we're not leaving money on the table. that's one thing that dennis herrera does a very good job of and you also heard in the statement from jose cisneros, our treasurer, tax collector, they got the tools that they need to go after this. during this debate we've all agreed that this issue need to be regulated. but changing the effective date of this legislation based on an assumption that has no fact of what may be owed ignores the reality of our current housing crisis. we can't have it both ways. you can't agree that we need to regulate this behavior and then remove its effectiveness. you can't change your position to suit what is politically popular. it is our job as supervisors to investigate the issue, to hear from all sides, and to make policy decisions that are in the best interest for all san franciscans. now, while i know -- i know that simplifying the issue makes it easy to get votes. it does an in

down howard street between third and fourth and we work very closely with the city minimize if -- to city to minimize the impact. >> howard street will be closed until saturday between third and fourth. it will pump $100 million into the san francisco economy estimated. >>> dallas nurse infected with ebola has received a blood transfusion from a doctor who survived the virus. and it's adriana diaz tells us there's new information about another medical worker who had contact with that nurse. >> reporter: a male employee at the fort worth, texas medical company has been identified as the one person who had contact with dallas nurse knee no pham. they are both in isolation at the texas health presbyterian hospital where ebola patient thomas eric duncan died last week. pham contracted ebola while treating duncan. the centers for disease control and prevention believes there was a quote breach of protocol and that pham may have gotten the virus after removing her protective gear. >> we were just shocked stunned. >> reporter: a nurse who was trained by pham said she was meticulous about inf

some people live in unincorporated areas of saratoga could be kicked off their land if city council approves resolution to annex land today. council considering annexing more than 200 acres of unincorporated properties in canyon drive and red bury drive. this summer officials had an open house to talk about the possibility of annexation and 60 people showed up. >>> let's get your wednesday morning started off right. a bit of a cooler air this morning but christina loren joins us now is going to tell us, i assume, don't get too accustomed to that. >> that's right, especially over the next couple of days. this going to be a short-lived heat wave. by next week we will be talking about a whole new weather pattern. good morning to you. this morning, waking up with widespread 50s, 40s on the map. in half moon bay, for example, an indication of no blanket of low clouds, completely clear for all across the bay area this morning. on the breezy side. temperatures today are going to be warm. in fact, you're going to notice the difference, about 10, 15 degrees warmer than where we hit yesterday. that's

if that person then registers with the city their supposed to anyway, the violations is curd and the court will not hear a that very lawsuit; is that correct. >> you know deputy city attorney marilyn burns through the chair i think it depends on the fact given in the case but that's part of the decision making that the court going through whether or not the violation is part of the calculation of any determinations by the judge. >> i've never, ever heard of a case where our over-burdened court will here a mute case because the violator you curd their violation. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney i agree with ms. burn that's hard to predict what's going to happen the cases are going to turn on the fact the court will have reasonable attorney's fees if the nonprofit prevailed so there's a number of factors that is reasonable as you know, from seeing the settlements before the board there's a low moderny dangle award and attorney's fees are high in terms of the injunction relieve under the the amendment you've proposed the party

what the impact will be, and we know what the impact is and we know what it will continue to be if this city does not try to do something that demonstrates that they really care for the citizens of this city. i am a person that went or is still going to foreclosure, i have what we call a bogus, what do we call that? when you take a man that is 70 years old and you extend his loan for another 20 years and put another 40 or 50,000 dollars in it and tell him that he has got a modification when we know that in the next ten minutes, my back is back up against the wall. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> do the right thing. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> hello, my name is (inaudible) born and i am a home owner that is caught up in this pls situation. and i did not get there because i didn't pay my mortgage, i am there on a bank, error, they mishandled my loan, two months in a row, without explanation, and then tried to charge me late fees, and everything like that. six years later i am here, five medications and thousands of dollars in tax debt, because of a bank, error and i recently

you want the city to collect a tack of $0.02 in the district the intebd to fund health and physical education and active recreation program if you note no. you don't want the city to the clerk the tax i'm here with the public health advocate and a proponent of plea we're also joined by nick campaign manager for the coalition of on affordable city and a proponent we'll toward it is a omitting kristen in the 1980s san francisco was filed with hiv impatient patient and that's no longer the case that ward is filled with diabetes patient as a largest added source of added sugars in the american diet spub are driving this and sugary drinks are wouldn't it be fair to say a lot we epic that mexicans relevance soda tax dined so reduce it works and reduced it by 31 percent also be raised fund 40 more water filing cancelations and awareness captions it seems bad grinning sowed but people thought that about school yard sure loaded drinks are related to premature deaths. >> next your omitting. >> i absolutely agree with the proponents of this measure that we have a serious communicated health problem we share the same end goals to reduce

regarding graffiti removal at&t has a bond on file with the city as part of the agreement with the city so that if we have graffiti on our equipment it sdpoot get removed by us the city b will remove it and charge us typical graffiti removal policy at at&t it's twenty-four hours if it's raining we take into account because we're not going to paint a cabinet if it's raining so we strive to do that within twenty-four hours we have a report that we have internally every month that tells us what our timelines are on those and whether or not we've met those and we also have the ability to work with 311 and if a customer didn't know if it's a at&t box and called 311 will they'll locate it based on the number on the box. >> so at&t was aware of this 8 days ago go. >> we can go out and paint a box today and tomorrow have more graffiti. >> it's hard for us to be able to look at those photos and knows whether or not those were taken 8 case on the grounds and it was reapplied by a graffiti artist. >> you're not answering the question. >> the question is any effort been made to clean up. >> you stated once at

city specialties. sourdough, ice cream and phil's coffee. if kansas city loses, the mayor will come and serve meals to the homeless. he would send world famous kansas city barbecue and jazz music to san francisco. >> looking forward to enjoying some barbecue once the series is over. yes. >>> let's get a check of the forecast here. spencer christian joins us for the accuweather update. >> too bad we aren't playing here today. the weather is gorgeous. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have got sunny skies across the bay area right now with just a few high clouds. here's the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco and blue skies. 64 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. 70 morgan hill. 64, half moon bay. check out this view from the east bay hills camera looking towards mount diablo. again, under mainly blue sky, 72 in napa. petaluma, 68. fairfield, 73. 72 in concord. as we look at the golden gate bridge under blue skies, here's the forecast, first forecast. we will see mostly clear skies this evening with a few high clouds increasing

you want the city to gradually increases it by july 1st, 2018, with increases based on inflation after that ifou vote no, i don't want the city to increase the minimum wage i'm here with jason elliott with the government affairs and a proponent of measure j we're also joined we herpes the president of the district merchant see organization sow accident onsite thank you. i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'll be brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they

union president jim unland told kpix 5 as many as 200 officers will seriously consider quitting if city council member liccardo is elected mayor. unland says many officers don't trust liccardo because of his close tieses to current mayor chuck reed who oversaw cuts to officer pay and benefits and pushed for pension reform. unland made the prediction after kpix 5's kiet do asked about the rumors swirling around the department. >> this wasn't a story i'm pitching you, that you called me based on -- on, um, intel you gathered from talking to our officers. um, it's not a threat. it's not meant to be a scare tactic. but it is the reality. >> the residents i talk to hear these kinds of veiled threats, consider it political blackmail. and they're smarter than that and they're not going to be bullied. they know it's their job to elect the next mayor not the job of a union boss. >> i don't think police officers should leave, and i'm a long-time resident here in the city. and i think, you know, people should stick it out and try to work it out. >> both candidates have said restoring officer pay w

city and t.a. and maybe from those agencies to advocacy groups. if we could have known of these meetings we could have generated comments from the state and the city. those lobbyists are paid, and we don't know what their instructions are. but i suggest a better communication channel throw and have staff work with the senate and assembly to find out what is coming up. the good news is that last week the california traffic control devices committee recommended that guidance be the approach to lowering the walking speed [bell] now recommended 2.8 feet per second walking speed. previously it was an option, and option only where seniors were present. it was very remote. so i suggest also when t.a. gets a money request or mta puts in a stop light they see that it's 2.8 feet per second walking speed that is now used. thank you. >> any other public comment -- come on up. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i wanted to highlight john knox white's work and his data driven approach to this campaign. and really collaborative approach. if you haven't seen the sign

city. the first bhood test has come back positive all the more sew, we're awaiting word if new york city may kwor and other health department officials in terms of the treatment of this doctor, urn from guinea with he was treating ebola patients. the teetment of the doctor, the condition of the doctor and also measures that new york city is taking and has taken, thus far, to ensure that nobody else gets infekted by hihhary first new york city patient. >>> we also have a second developing story that also happens to be if new york tonight. it is a strange and unsettling story. i is the tell you up front, this may be a tragic and unusual street crime, but there are worries tonight that it may be connected to other recent ins depts, prarly the events in ottawa and two days earlier in quebec. a man wielding a hatchet in a new york city street rushed at a group of four uniform new york city police officers. the man hit one of the officers in the arm with a hatchet and the other officers opened fire on him. the man was killed. both who were hit with the foot and a half long hatchet did survive the

the spending of bond fund tenth of one percent will pay for the oversight functions if you vote yes. i want the city to issue $500 million in general obligation bonds on infrastructure projects designed to prove metropolitan accessibility and prove the position of streets and make that safer important bicyclists asia pedestrians if you vote no, you don't want the city to order the bonds i'm here with steering wheel and proponent of measure a we're also joined by just quentin the chair of the transportation under 98 to 98 and the member of board of supervisors 80 from 1986 a property thank you he'll start with opening comments ms. brinkman the bond is boo about the sufficiency and efficiency and safety you have our streets if you use the streets in san francisco by private automobile or bus why business bike you care about this bond measure passing it will help all to move better and get rid of congestion it has not passed a bond measure in over 60 years you you'll of the work done to packing pass the bond measures give us the system people will say night not good in order to continue to improve this

it becomes necessary and the series will go back to kansas city for six and seven ifhe game are needed and all games start at 5:07 our time. >>> our reporter will report from the world series today and tomorrow and you can follow his digital updates from kansas city in between by following him in between. >>> "blade runner" oscar pistorius has been sentenced to maximum of five years in prison for killing his girlfriend. the judge in the court read the sentence this morning. oscar pistorius served immediately, but legal experts say he could move to house arrest in as little as ten months. the judge acquitted ok objection of murder and found him guilty of culpable homicide similar to what we consider manslaughter here. ok objection fatally shot reeva steenkamp through a bathroom door last day. >> the. >> their of the contentious ballot measure is under 24 hour protection after receiving death throats raising the cap on medical malpractice and require doctors to take random drug tests and mandate a database to reduce prescription drug abuse. his two children were killed