san francisco thank you. >> thank you next speaker >> good afternoon my name is jessica san francisco taxpayers public safety thank you for having the hearing and continuing the hearing to july 16th we can have a full presentation on the report of the proposed rebuild. a couple of points what has brought me into this is my concern is how agnostic or projail city staff has been at the planning discussion and design related to this i think because there's an absence of leadership to look at alternative policies what the solutions might be for 295 people i'm asking for your leadership in that it's been quite troubling to hear the comments and the regard with how people are treat this proposed jail rebuild. people have talked about it. as though the jail is building itself. it is not. there has been several allocationses at least 6.75 million has been aloe keaeded to date for planning and designed and the mayor's budget includes 2.5 million more in planning and design. second specific request i would ask that you hold a hearing on an accept and expend resolution prior to the submission of the $80 million grant p

jessica: univisiÓn buscó a representantes del grupo que aseguraron que no podÍan dar ninguna informaciÓn de este proyecto. en san franciscoo ordenÓ el arresto de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn con propÓsito de extradiciÓn a estados unidos. la decisiÓn fue un mes y cinco dÍas despuÉs de que fuese presentada la solicitud formal. la pgr presentÓ la solicitud que dio la orden de arresto basada en una orden de captura para el chapo emitida por la corte del distrito sur de california, en san diego. enrique: un grupo armado asesinÓ con 130 disparos a david urquizo cuando se dirigÍa a su oficina sin protecciÓn. una hora mÁs tarde, tres de sus atacantes murieron y tres mÁs heridos en un enfrentamiento con la policÍa. tras denuncias de organizaciones internacionales, luego de casi un aÑo, autoridades de la ciudad de mÉxico han anunciado que pondrÁn fin inmediatamente a la prÁctica de esterilizar a mujeres con discapacidad mental asÍ como el uso de jaulas y ataduras para contener a menores de edad. un reporte elaborado por la organizaciÓn y difundido por la cadena abc news revelÓ estos y otros abusos. ilia: seguimos en mÉxico porque en est

en san francisco, jessica, univisiÓn.l tÚnel por donde escapÓ el chapo guzmÁn se escucharon por dÍas y noches enteras eso dice un reporte del diario universal y de los que analizaron las cÁmaras de seguridad del altiplano. en la noche del 11 de julio, cuando guzmÁn se escapÓ, se oyeron ruidos de herramientas con las que se habrÍa terminado de abrir el boquete debajo de la regadera de su celda. univisiÓn ofrecerÁ el prÓximo domingo a las 6:30 mÁs detalles sobre la fuga de chapo. jorge: la desapariciÓn de un boeing 777 cuando 139 personas abordo lo que se sabe del Último vuelo de malasia a airlines es que pudo haberse estrellado en el ocÉano Índico. los equipos pudieron detectar dos seÑores que provenÍan de las cajas negras del aviÓn pero se apagaron. la pregunta es por quÉ la seÑal salÍa de aquÍ y los restos fueron encontrados a 2200 millas?los cientÍficos piensan que los rezos llegaron a esa ubicaciÓn arrastrados por la corriente marina conocida como el giro del indico. esto podrÍa resolver este misterio. lourdes el rÍo n

jessica. the san francisco giants organization tells me tonight that they are pleased that this matter is finally resolved. those close to the case say it's time to move forward. >> i think this was a trophy hunting expedition. >> reporter: that's how the man once at the center of the balco steroid case is reacting tonight, on news the federal government will no longer pursue its case against home run king barry bonds. >> i'm finally glad to see that the government has come to their census. >> reporter: the department of justice announced today it will not ask the u.s. supreme court to consider a lower court's reversal of bonds' felony conviction. a jury convicted the former san francisco giant in 2011 of obstruction of justice, after bonds gave a meandering answer when asked about steroid injections. >> i don't think they ever had a strong case. they did not have a strong case. >> reporter: the attorney for bonds' personal trainer, greg anderson who served time after refusing to testify against him, says anderson is hugely relieved. >> every time the government would go after barry, he knew that

thank you supervisors i'm jessica a member of san francisco taxpayers for public safety i'm speakingn favor of more fiscal and cost fiscal alternatives to building yet another jail in san francisco specifically i'd like to suggest that this board amend the resolution in 3 ways one, to require that c y-3 and 4 be closed down as reasonably as possible i want to commend the sheriff's department for emptying c.j. 3 in emphasizing and ask to permanently close the facility there is nothing that - second i'll ask as you the in the 2013 resolution to approve that that grant that you include an amendment that that board has the ability to approve or deny this project sighed from the capital planning that be noted in this resolution third suggestion i have regarding the ceqa the reducing instructions for the rfp for the grant proposal does not require that anything related to ceqa be included in this resolution i want to be clear you could split the rest have one go forward with the approval of grant and work with the time under local and state law and in order to address the concerns around c

jessica layman from senior and disability action. feowna himes for independent living resources san francisco. kelly dearman from in home supportive serves. bill hush from aids legal rerl fanl and mark nelenson from tools works. i guarantee you'll see a lot more of us because that is our job. our job is push the envelope and engage the conversation with you so we can make san francisco the best place for people to live in for people with disabilities. thank you. >> thank you mrs. johnson and the coalition for all your hard work for the disabled and community. madam clerk we'll return to our regular agenda and go to item number 14. >> item 14 is a ordinance to amend the planning code sex 138.1 to authorize the rincon hill streetscape mast er plan and make the appropriate findings >> supervisor kim >> thank you i justz want to recognize the planning department for their work on the streetscape plan coming before us today. the rincon hill area plan was adopted 10 years ago in 2005. it was the first major area plan adopted by the planning department since the 1990's down town and south of market p

san francisco. thanks for joining us. i'm janel wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre.ng along the embarcadero when suddenly she was shot. they tried desperately to save her life. they couldn't. she died at the hospital. tonight the man acushion ochd killing -- accused of killing her is in jail. we begin with cheryl hurd live in pleasanton. it is senseless and unmanageable loss for that family. >> it is. it is a heartbreaking story. i spoke with her parents a couple hours ago, and they are right now meeting with their minister. they say they have a strong faith and it's that that's getting them through. >> she was a beautiful human being. >> we loved her so so much. and we were such a close family. >> reporter: and that closeness is getting liz sullivan and her husband jim steinly through the random shooting death of their daughter kate. >> starting to be in her prime. had so much to live for. to die so senselessly is terrible. >> reporter: last night kate steinly was having lunch with her father and a friend. they had a good day. they were winding up they were evening

but everyone in san francisco, that's the per fekts place to go this weekend. >> yes, and jessica, you like exhibits like that. so i'm going to be looking forward to hearing about that. >> yes, i will definitely be there. >> we have quited down from that storm activity over the past 24 hurs. you can see no rainfall here across tlooegs the bay area right now. but we are tracking cloud cover offshore. eventually, this will be impacting our weekend forecast. let's get you right into that saturday morning forecast. if you eve been sick of the fog, it's not going to be as foggy as it has in the past two to three days. i still think we'll have low clouds but sunshine mixed in here across the south bay. let's take you into the future cast and you'll see the best location tomorrow morning to start off with some sun will be down here across the santa clara valley. clouded throughout sonoma counties. as we head throughout the day, some of the most sunshine we have seen over the past week we've expected. by 3 p.m. not much in the way of thick cloud cover here across the bay area. looking great. a

jessica a >> this story still developing at is this hour. good everybodying, thanks for joining us. >> police say the east bay woman was visiting san francisco with her family when suddenly, someone shot and killed her. it happened around 6:30 on pier 14 near the ferry bilgding. nbc bay area is live where police are trying to figure out exactly what happened. ian? >> reporter: jessica, we're out here just near the ferry building. the shooting happened out on the pier. inves gay toorenves gaitors are just getting this video tape from a viewer who lives across the street. you can see crouching over the woman just after shefgs shot. police say the 31-year-old woman was visiting from pleasantton with her family around 6:30 tonight. someone shot her in the torso. the woman who has not been identified was taken san francisco general hospital where she died. he was a few blocks away just north of at&t park and investigators did not siefidentify the man chlts. >> we're hoping on the fact that we have a lot of good vid yee surveillance that pointed out that would be able to assist us in the investigation. >> normally just couples walking by taking pi

and now from san francisco, we say good night, the giants beating the a's. ==jess/2shot== and i'm jessica aguirre we're on early tonight because of the a's - giants game here on nbc bay area. ==jess/ots== we begin with developing news in san jose, where a man has been shot and killed in a community of senior citizens... ==take map== it happened at "woodbridge mobile home park," just north of highway 101 and east capitol expressway. nbc bay areas ian cull is live there tonight. ian what do we know? just in to our newsroom... a well known and popluar teacher in san francisco -- is missing. ==take map== "ed cavanaugh" disappeared a week ago -- in the placerville area . he left for a dirt bike ride near a cabin he rents, and hasn't been seen since. his friends and and family -- reaching out to us tonight. ==take vo== cavanaugh is a diabetic who needs daily medication. he's also a cherished teacher at san francisco's "downtown continuation high school" in potrero hill. cavanaugh's is an avid outdoorsman -- and runs a program -- which teaches students wilderness skills. he was recently featured

san francisco near the u.s. mint this morning after two dogs were seen roming the neighborhood in what some describe as a threatening manner. >> raj and jessica, police here say they patrol this neighborhood during shift change. this morning, that officer shot the dog. >> i woke up to the sound of gunshots. >> reporter: he just flew down the stairs and my friend opened the door and the dogs just bolted. . >> reporter: blew's ener essay both of his pitbulls got out. she tells price she screamed because blue was growling at her. >> hechs shot twice, too. a trail of blood leads to his door. he doesn't believe the one-year-old dog deserved to be shot. >> it's hard for me not to be angry about it. >> he wonders if police overreacted. >> the guy at the mint said blue charged him, which he doesn't do. blue never charges anyone. he is curious. he might have run up to them, but he's in the a mean dog at all. blue may lose his right rear leg, but is expected to survive. >> tonight, animal control says since no one was hurt, it's unlikely that owner will be facing any charges. reporting live in san francisco nbc bay area news. >> both fires were caused

san francisco and prevent them from protecting illegals. especially those deported five times, like katie's self-confessed killer. hi everyone. welcome to "cashin in." wayne rogers jonathan michelle fields jessica. welcome, everybody. bill o'reilly says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall to keep them out. republican senator says sanctuary cities should not get federal law enforcement grants. not interesting interesting ideas. i say all

san francisco and prevent them from protecting illegals. especially those deported five times, like katie's self-confessed killer. hi everyone. welcome to "cashin in." wayne rogers jonathan michelle fields jessica. welcome, everybody. bill o'reilly says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall to keep them out. republican senator says sanctuary cities should not get federal law enforcement grants. not interesting interesting ideas. i say all of the above. the reason why is because it's this sdraigs enl kurjz cities to disabow bay the law. immigration law end up getting the books thrown at them. what bothers me is that if we can take down the confederate flag we ought to take down this administration's immigration policies because that's what's led to this murder. >> there are 31 major metropolitan sanctuary cities but there are some 300 across the country areas, metropolitan areas that are sanctuary cities for illegals. what are your thoughts? >> i don't think there should be a sanctuary cities. what makes that so right? why is that? there shouldn't be any sanctuary cities. listen when you start off the conversation, and you heard me say this many

jessica. do americans. >> hi. >> -- live in sank dc sanctuary have reason to be concerned? >> we found leaking at ice records this incident in san francisco was not an isolated one. it's happened before. it's happening all over the country where the local sheriffs are letting people go instead of handing them over to ice. you know, this is more tragedys waiting to happen all over the country. >> well, you know, jessica, your immigration studies, you said that there were some 8100 deportable aliens released after their arrest by sanctuary jurisdictions in an eight-month period and almost 2,000 were arrested on 7500 charges. look, i believe that the local cop, the cop on the beat wants to arrest these people but their bosses won't let them. why? >> that's exactly right. most of these sanctuary policies are imposed on the law enforcement agencies by local politicians who seem to be more worried about, you know, protecting illegal aliens from deportation and currying favor with certain special interest groups than they are about protecting the public from the illegal imgrants who are here and have been arrested and committing crimes. so you k

jessica. do americans. >> hi. >> -- live in sank dc sanctuary have reason to be concerned? >> we found leaking at ice records this incident in san francisco was not an isolated one. it's happened before. it's happening all over the country where the local sheriffs are letting people go instead of handing them over to ice. you know, this is more tragedys waiting to happen all over the country. >> well, you know, jessica, your immigration studies, you said that there were some 8100 deportable aliens released after their arrest by sanctuary jurisdictions in an eight-month period and almost 2,000 were arrested on 7500 charges. look, i believe that the local cop, the cop on the beat wants to arrest these people but their bosses won't let them. why? >> that's exactly right. most of these sanctuary policies are imposed on the law enforcement agencies by local politicians who seem to be more worried about, you know, protecting illegal aliens from deportation and currying favor with certain special interest groups than they are about protecting the public from the illegal imgrants who are here and have been arrested and committing crimes. so you k

jessica is right. the fact the bush and most recently obama administration have been enforcing laws, have prioritized people who have committed crimes. but again that's not at issue. san franciscoolated case. there are over 300 local, city and counties across the countries where law enforcement leaders themselves have decided they needed to change the policies to restore trust between the communities and the police so that individuals will serve as witnesses and report crimes, whether committed by another immigrant or u.s. citizen. so the fact that we're suddenly taking this particular individual case in san francisco and jumping to try to make changes in the federal law when, in fact the federal law already exists. >> brangham: all three of you care deeply about immigration. you spend a lot of time thinking about it writing about it, talking about it. does something like what happened with donald trump, when he comes out -- regardless of what you think of what he said -- does this help us have this debate or is this toxic to the debate? >> i mean, i think one of the most interesting things about the donald trump comments is how it highlights the divide within the republican pa

san francisco's reddit. in the case of reddit it's been accused of being a bit like a frat house online. it's notable we are seeing the fourth high level woman leave. jessica moreno was headp+"cÑ of community. reddit says it wishes moreno well. she says, guys, she is going to fa into thanks a lot. >>> a follow-up right now. people who live in los altos live to wait al least another day before they drink from their tap. some people who live in the peninsula community have been told to boil water before they drink it for)f use or for cook since sunday. all of this because that water might have been contaminated by e.coli. cal water officials are testing the water again but we will not have those results in until tomorrow. >>> as we expect hotter temperatures firefighters making progress on a fire near lake tahoe. it has already charred 1,700 acres but crews now have the lowell fire about 20% contained. during the struggle to fight those flames four firefighters were burned in the process, one still in the hospital. the fire is burning west of alta in place over the next threer and nevada counties, nearly 2 dozen structures remain threatened. >>> if you add