is there anyone here from ingleside station? >> no. >> i am one of the neighbors directly next to the bar. i have a copy i would like to give you that is signed, and just to give you a quick overview commo, my husband and n both of these buildings. this has been a long time coming. the out of control and intoxicated behavior at the bar results in fear for our safety and others in the neighborhood. i do not live there, but i am here representing my tenants and their children. the music is so loud it is disturbing for the immediate neighbors and for many in surrounding blocks. there are constant broken bottles, vomit, trash, urination. i once swept broken glass from the front of two garages. the above concerns also happened in the back of our building. there is also constant blocking of driveways, even though we have to put up no parking signs, and what happens is our tenants cannot get out of their garage, and i have received questions about what do they do. i have been to ingleside station. i have asked them to pay attention. wh

that has not been the case for 10 or more years. >> ingleside was more of a hodgepodge.it developed piecemeal. it was not macro planned in any way. >> this looks like it was over the track, but it is not. >> you will find early reports of people saying it was a dog racing track. >> this is the racing track. this is on the southwest side. >> ingleside terraces. it is the same thing with the residents park. we will have a giant sundial with a reflecting pond. it has pillars around each end. it has an ionic column. it was supposed to be a commemoration of the panama canal opening. he had these girls dancing at the dedication. he had a baby being pushed in a carriage. the sundial was dedicated at night. it is kind of a strange little thing. it is there and you can go see it. this is another before and after shot that shows it around 1900. this is in the 1950's. they started carving away. that building is still there. it is where the lakeside district is. i like the rocket. a well-known builder in the area, an admirer of henry ford, the idea of getting this down, having an as

this is today, prior to ingleside. 2012, right. they tied in the police report. they print it out. somebody takes a stack of this paper reports to room 400 at the hall of justice. some beleaguered people on a 24/7 shipped type that information, most of it, not all of it, into an old, 40-year-old system, which contains some pieces of data but not all, for example the narrative it does not contain, which is one of the most important things. that is a description of what the crime really was, and then that data is used to marry the local version of what was contained on that desk top. we would be here all night to really explain all of the pieces and parts of this puzzle. there is another component which is citizens entering police reports online, and that plays into this, as well. how it will be in the future, and what is happening right now at ingleside, the officers are entering their police report directly into the data warehouse. in the future, it will go nowhere. currently, because we have to run simultaneous systems, we have the old, and we still have to keep this machine runni

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i met with ingleside station. on this matter you should have in your binder a recommendation from entertainment commission staff and also a recommendation i got. we were not able to combine those because we got there recommendation so late, so we do not have those? >> we have included them. this permit is as old as the hills. it is a valid permit. this is a valid. >> in the days when these permits were issued. cabaret was after hours. was that in place of entertainment? do they have a place of entertainment as well hatoyama -- as well? >> it may just be age of this permit. they may issue the same permit with a different title on the top. what happened at the time, and when the decision was made of the dance hall keepers were going to be placed in residence, you have two permits, and one sort of falls off, and the place of entertainment takes over. that did not happen in this case. they are acting as a place of entertainment for all intensive purposes. we will issue is to permit under the heading of playce of enter

police believe she try to manufacture drugs with butane in her apartment in the ingleside neighborhood. last month blast knocked out windows in each of the suspect and the 12 -year-old boy. boy is still at the burn unit. police are not saying it is related to the suspect or what kind of drugs the suspect might have been making. other bay area headlines, repairs are not finished on the fuse that blew in an underground vault in san francisco. smoke could be seen coming out of the manhole under 2:45 this afternoon. part of clay street was closed for our time but is not known yet what caused the fuse to blow. and hundreds of bank of america workers and concorde will lose their jobs. they plan to cut about 250 service and operations positions in may. >> elizabeth cook shows us how street soccer is helping some of san francisco's most vulnerable people. >> carlos feliciano has the standing date with the soccer ball every thursday night. he never cancels and he's always on time. because to him -- >> it helps me forget everything. >> for years he struggled with drugs and alcohol and became clo

ingleside district. we talked to a man who lived in the home. he says his fiance and her son were in the back of the home when it exploded. they both were hurt and taken to the hospital. the family living there grow their own medical marijuana and there is a possibility it may havebeen involved in the explosion. >>> and a lot of people are looking out there at the surf this morning. claudine wong is live. a lot of people looking at the surf? >> reporter: it's quite something to see. you can see the ocean still rocking and rolling. people do tend to get a little too close. they just shut down the pier about 30 minutes ago because people were walking all the way to the end and the water was crashing over that pier. it will do that and also crash over the sea wall. if you take a look down, the sidewalk, can you see people standing very close. they tend to just run away once the waves come. locals will tell you, don't ever turn your back on the ocean. we knew they were coming. we had been watching the big waves, waiting for the big one and, still, 1

there was another that occurred in the ingleside district.icers went to a report of a dog on and overstreet. when the officer got there and was interviewing one of the neighbors, the dog actually physically attacked the officer and one of the people in the area. the officer discharged his weapon, an animal control was called prior to this occurring, and they took control. they found a fighting for that, and the chief concluded with that, and that included the review of it. that concludes the review board report for the fourth quarter 2011. i would be happy to take any questions before i moved into the officer-involved status report. president mazzucco: commissioner chan? commissioner chan: does anyone else want to jump in before i do? i was involved in the report. there was a 2010 incident that happened. if you notice, it describes the fact that i was asking about it. it's as the officer using his radio became position five or 6 feet in front of the driver's side front bumper, and i had asked if that particular action was a violation of the c

. >> the ingleside, you can still see that. >> they developed where that race track was, just south ofan avenue, they kept the oval of the race track and created urbano drive. >> i think we have some progress of that. >> that is the inner sunset. that is where >> lawrence lives > i do. >> you can see the inner sandbank. it is a big old sand hill. they had to do a lot of grading. >> in the building department, when we go out and look to people to building development, as soon as they squared away the top 6 inches or whatever is there, it is all sand. forever. in my yard, and there is nothing you can do about it. it is what there is. it was generally developed in response to the 1890's for mid- winter there, which was held in golden gate park. would the first buildings that was built in that area was a bar called the little shamrock, and it is still there just west of lincoln, just west from ninth avenue. it was built to help service people who were working on the big winter fair. they are still hoping the neighborhood. >> it is an offshoot of the 1892-8093 columbian exposition in chicag

down as you make your way towards white march boulevard, hammond lane, baltimore national pike at ingleside and a second one, academy road ed monoson avenue. if you are travelling on the outer loop, 83 to 95, 58-mile per hour average, 11 minutes to get through. as you can see traffic is flowing normal pace look at the belt way old court road this traffic report is brought to you by the cock rain firm if you or someone you know suffered an injury, visit them online for a free consultation over to you. >> thank you a tight race rick santorum and mitt romney are neck and neck going into tomorrow's gop primaries michigan and arizona. danielle nottingham reports from wjz detroit. >> mitt romney told workers in his home state of michigan he will be better at turning around the economy than rick santorum. >> i have spent 25 years in business, senator santorum is a nice guy but never had a job in the private sector. >> reporter: michigan and arizona hold primaries tuesday both men have concentrated their time in michigan, the latest polls here show the two candidates in a virtual dead head. santoru

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it happened at a mixed residential and commercial building on capitol avenue in the ingleside district department responded to a report of a small explosion and fire. there were apparently no injuries in that. >>> and the man accused of shooting a federal agent in newark goes to court tomorrow afternoon. 61-year-old eye doctor dennis bagwell from piedmont is being held without bail. he was arrested in union city about five hours after the shooting outside the agent's home yesterday morning. >> it appears the agent had a confrontation with the suspect. it's unknown if the agent discharged a weapon. this was an off-duty incident, not in his working capacity. >> i heard someone yell, get down on the ground! and so i looked out the window and that's how i found out that there was something going on. >> the victim's family is not releasing his condition or name. he is a 61-year-old u.s. customs and border protection agent that we know an he works at sfo. >>> oakland city council fell short of the votes needed to increase police activity against protestors. the resolution would have told pol

with burns after the blast in a mixed residential and commercial building on capitol avenue in the inglesideistrict. >>> a man accused of shooting a federal agent in newark going to court tomorrow afternoon. 61-year-old eye doctor dennis bagwell from piedmont is being held without bail. he was arrested in union city five hours after the shooting outside the agent's home early yesterday morning. >> it appears the agent had a confrontation with the suspect. it's unknown if the agent discharged a weapon. this was an off-duty incident not in his working capacity. >> i heard someone yell saying get down on the ground. and so i looked out the window, and that's how i found out that there was something going on. >> the victim's family is not releasing his condition or name. he is 61-year-old u.s. customs and border protection agent at sfo. >>> oakland city council fell short of the votes needed to increase police activity against protestors. the proposed resolution would have allowed police to use whatever "lawful" tools available against unpermitted demonstrations that block roads. itself mentions

the event will take place this morning at providence baptist church, third baptist ingleside presbyteriane tabernacle church, of course, at city college of san francisco. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," overnight shooting in the east bay, the latest developments there and what you can do to help catch the assailants. plus, caltrans leaders weigh in on the progress of this weekend's construction project on the bay bridge. those stories and more coming up right here at 7:00. right how here's back to the "today" show. >>> a sunday morning, february 19th, 2012. our thanks to some wonderful people who have come out this morning on presidents' day weekend to be part of the crowd outside on the plaza, i'm jenna wolfe, alongside lester holt. two things. one, dad is turning 50. not my dad. but this person's dad. are you the dad in this group? awesome, because if this was the dad we'd have big problems. and two -- > >> happy birthday. >> and we're talking more about whitney houston. >> we are. and the funeral went on for almost four hours yesterday. incredibly emotional as family, frie

it happened last night in the ingleside district. >>> the suspect arrested for shooting an off-duty federal is an eye doctor from piedmont. police are looking for a motive. the victim's family is withholding information about his condition. >>> and a plan to increase police activity against protestors in oakland fell short of the votes needed at a city council meeting disrupted by "occupy" activists tonight. tonight mayor jean quan will give her annual state of the city address. >>> we'll have an update on your traffic and weather coming right up. >>> good morning. got a new accident just now past the bay bridge toll plaza. it is beginning to stack up quite a bit behind those pay gates. we have a fog advisory in effect issued by chp overnight. and that accident is not going to help matters. already a 20-minute wait just to get on the bridge. we have been following this accident on city streets in san francisco. want to let you know all lanes are open at fifth and harrison. a car coming off the skyway by the fifth street off-ramp, a pedestrian was hit. we are told just minor injuries. and ag

a popular online service -- police arrested two 17-year-old boys at their ingleside home tuesday.e website in hopes of reuniting them with their owne visit station.org for more information. we'll have the forecast and the roads after the break. >>> welcome back. the time now 10:28. that's right. 10:28. the temperature in livermore, 68 degrees. two degrees shy of 70. this is the last day of unseasonably warm temperatures in the 70 and 80-degree range. as we kick off tomorrow it will be much clear. enjoy it while it lasts. santa rosa is the reason why the down sloping northerly breezes will continue to warm us up as we head throughout this afternoon. 80 today and that's the forecasted high. morgan hill, 75 in san francisco. your full forecast today at 11:00 a.m. let's check your drive with mike. let's look over here. we have a 27-minute drive. that's because the accident further up at cutting boulevard. an accident moving to the shoulder still slow out of richmond recovering from an earlier problem and slower at the castro valley y. >> coming up on bay area news at 11:00. a south ba

. >> ingleside terraces, again, i was trying to show off the residence park. a lot of crazy building. for still has one of the great stairways -- forest hill has one of the greats their ways. -- great stairways. this looked like a ship. they used to decorate fire houses for christmas. >> on the side of this fire house is a wooden tower. the tower was for drying the hoses. after they get water in them, they have to be dried. >> a fire house like this is for sale. if you have $1.3 million, which is really cheap enough for a firehouse -- >> one in the inner sunset was just sold. >> was it? i want to buy a streetcar. i cannot pay my rent. >> there were two of these for pumping water out of the ground. murphy gave a lot of money for it. >> what decided the boundaries and the location of golden gate park? >> it was a deal that they basically cut in 1868. the up side lands were up for grabs. it was u.s. government land, san francisco land, and then you had these squatters. these were rich men who decided maybe they could make some money. >> you put up a fence and you