bill barnes, john gavin? >> good evening. bill barnes who, until january 8, worked for supervisor alioto-pier. we have increased vitality with appropriate conditions. this was not a perfect project. there was a letter of the termination from the planning department that says this is a permitted use. there are other activity areas. i would note that this has been an existing restaurant for many years. the planning commission -- you will recommended the conditional use. at this location, a restaurant like this has existed for some time. the idea that it would be renovated and they would attract people to the street is a positive, in my view. there is a way to enforce this behavior. they have been talking about putting additional provisions of the liquor license. the question for the planning commission is, when something is permitted by the code and people are here, it should go to make the project work. i would respectfully ask to deny the eir. -- d.r. >> i wanted to take a moment and read in e-mail from susan reynolds, the pu

gavin newsom. but beyond all that john has accomplished, we honor him for isunselfish giving. many who are mom and pop organizations. a lot of time we find that community based organizations don't collaborate or coordinate. john has always opened up his doors. particularly those from immigrant communities. he has been a partner. he has been an individual who have reached out beyond his agency to work with other agencies who share the common purpose of searching our youth. and i know john is here with his family. his father. mr. osaki and his daughter, san and wife, julie, let's give it up to john osaki. [applause]. >> before i say anything. can we real quick give it up for john adachi. you know. i really want to think jeff for his leadership. his willingness. you have extended your office and given us this opportunity to create positive change in your schools, in our streets and i really want to thank you for that. i want to just make a couple quick announcements. to my colleagues. i am show proud what we have accomplished. we have given a voice to many who have suffered in si

. >>> gavin newsom is hours into his new position as second in command. john sasaki was there for his swearing-in. >> reporter: be state senate chambers were thrilled to see gavin newsom take the oath of office. his father administered the oath >> reporter: after getting a half hour long speech he described how he wants to bring his experience as mayor to his new job. >> we have an office in china, in beijing. he did not feel like we were doing enough to reach out to china. >> reporter: newsom's stature around the world will only help the state. >> he brings a portfolio with him that it's not just as a mayor. it is an entrepreneur and also a thinker. i think that it's important for what is ahead. >> he is a high-energy person. enthusiastic, not afraid of taking chances or risks. >> reporter: the man expected to take newsom's place also attended the ceremony and is set to be sworn in himself tomorrow afternoon. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the golden gate bridge district unveiled a plan to eliminate toll takers. it would be the first bridge in the bay

john sasaki is live with more. >> reporter: gavin newsom is no longer the san francisco mayor.hat's because his office is now here inside the state capital. we watched as he was sworn in as california's 49th lieutenant governor. the state senate chambers were filled to the rafters to watch san francisco mayor newsom. >> the duties which i am about to enter. all right. >> reporter: after giving half an hour speech with no note, newsom spoke how he was going to bring new programs to the state, and green jobs. >> we opened a new office in china. these are now things we can do as a lieutenant governor. >> reporter: newsom's stature around the world will only help the stage. >> he is an international entrepreneur but also a thinker and i think that's great for who's to come. >> very enthusiastic. not afraid of taking chances, takes risks for the betterment of the state. i think the state is in great hands. >> reporter: the man expected to take newsom's place as interim mayor ed lee also attended the ceremony and is said to be sworn in himself tomorrow afternoon. john sakaki. >>> the

john fowler, ktvu news. >>> san francisco's outgoing mayor gavin newsom could announce his pick for the incoming mayor that as the first runner up withdrew his name today. chu says he's considered it but decided to remain where he is. >> i feel i can best serve the city right now at city hall, working with my colleagues, working to collaborate with whoever the new mayor is and the board to fix people's problems. >> mayor newsom spent the day interviewing candidates. he wouldn't give any names but promised he would make his announcement tomorrow or saturday. >>> based on what the leading candidate said today about the job, ktvu's rob roth is live in san francisco this evening with our report, rob. >> reporter: frank, here in san francisco's china town, many community leaders want to see ed lee as the in coming mayor, but the question is, did lee want the job? today he gave his answer. supporters of the ed lee gathered in a china town restaurant this afternoon but lee was not amongst them. lee was on vacation, after weeks of saying he did not want the job. a statement was read by one of his supporters. >> i

gavin newsom. [applause] so i want to introduce michael d'annunzio. i'm going to totally blind again. loren hall. david heller. randy with him, and john hanley from local 798. the firefighters, and dr. richard kenyon, who added one of our most important prongs' -- nutrition -- to the 10-year plan. that was truly innovative. [applause] so it is my great pleasure that so many members of the original 10-year plan are here. and of course, the federal homeless czar under george bush, who has now gotten project homeless connect in over 50 states, and i think it is over 230 cities in the united states along with the 10-year plan, was also a member of that original committee. we are here today -- and judith is going to help me -- this is one of the most incredible human beings, and she has been in charge for six years doing one hell of a job taking care of the four -- the poor. >> thank you. today, we are going to begin with a beginning and vacation. can i get an acknowledgment for the jewish relations community council and the consortium of jewish community groups that are here today? if you could please stand, let's give you a round of appl

john. [applause] and paul. [applause] so let's start with the man who made this all possible, under his watch, america's cup and a world series, san francisco's mayor gavinm. [applause] >> thank you. welcome, everybody. this is a day many people did not think was going to happen. i could not been more proud of that so many of you took the time to be here to truly celebrate and reflect on an extraordinary moment in san francisco's history. this is a big deal. i will confess, though at my own peril, that i did not understand what a big deal this was when we started down this path and we walked down the steps, larry, about a year or so ago in february 2010. i've always loved sailing. as a vestige of my youth, i remember becoming more aggressively engaged in the defense of the america's cup as it was held in san diego and back east. i truly never understood how transform give a could be to a city into a region and to a state, and to this country. how many people came up to us, people i never imagines were so support of an enthusiastic, and engaged. it really represented the diversity of our great city and our state. i just want to say on behalf of each and e

gavin newsom. david onick. malik senfero. director of bay view safe haven. children youth and families. cheryl davis. momagic. last but not least, we have jenay. >> we have tyre and then we have cheryl. john. i have a question for you. i hear there's a summer school safety plan that started in may 2007. >> they were 4 partners that collaborates on looking at summer school sites. the 4 were the mtap with muni, the youth services with san francisco police department and the security guards through the san francisco unified school district and d.c. yf. we rolled out responsibilities and it was within the scope of work we were doing and to form what that looked like. they are going to be the primary lead but have support of m tap to deal with interventions outside the perimeter the school. and the police department was a supportive roll if it escalated. previous to this, there had been incidences almost riots at different schools. lots of arrests and last year there were minimal, if none. >> this was last summer? this was the first time you had this in place. >> what did you do? were the teams on the campuses when school let out? >> yes. there were level assignments where there were reps from

gavin newsom, who is going to become california's lieutenant governor. >>> today a judge in oakland will hold a hearing about legal representation of alleged gang members. city attorney johnusso is seeking disqualification of a law firm because a city councilwoman is a member of the firm. russo is trying to get an injunction to stop members of the nortenos gang from gathering in the fruitvale area but community activists say it would lead to racial profiling of latino men. mayor jean quan says a similar injunction in north oakland has had mixed results. >>> meanwhile, police in novato are warning about a rise in gang activity. the city's police chief along with the city manager issued a three-page public letter to residents. it describes gang increase in the north bay. it comes after two men were shot in the novato safeway parking lot monday. police say they are not just seeing rival gangs fight but subsets within gangs at war with each other. >> we have not experienced in the past -- it's causing us concern. i think it's certainly a wake- up call to the community. >> police did arrest alessandro coyle in connection with monday's shooting. investigators say they are still

gavin newsom believe itself will bring a financial boom to the city and other see it as an opportunity to spruce up along the embarcadero. >>> nancy pelosi surrendered her leadership post to republican john boehner. shend thated boehner the speaker's gavel when the 112th coming convened. boehner is the 61st speaker in the history of the house. and he is the third republican to hold the position since 1955. he says all members of congress need to remember who they work for. >> what they wanted is a government is accountable and responsive to their needs. a government that respects individual liberty, honors our heritage and vows before the public it serves. >> as for pelosi, she praised boehner's leadership and promised to seek common ground when possible. she also thanked her fellow deem democrats. >> i am grateful to my colleagues to their equipment toy qailt which is both our heritage and our hope, giving me the historic honor of being the first woman speaker of the house. >> however, not all house democrats are in her corner. 19 voted against her for speaker. >>> governor jerry brown announced the role his wife will play in his administration. her title is special council to the gover

gavin newsom who is leaving for a bigger job, lieutenant governor. >>> today a judge in oakland will hold a hearing about legal representation of alleged gang members. city attorney john russo is seeking disqualification of a law firm because a city councilwoman is a member of the firm. russo is trying to get an injennings to stop members of the nortenos gang from gathering in the fruitvale area but community activists say it would lead to racial profiling of latino men. new mayor jean quan has weighed in saying a similar inning junction in north oakland has had mixed results. >>> a threatened lawsuit by university of california executives has prompted a local, state assemblyman to call for pension controls. the uc executives want their pensions based on a percentage. their full salaries rather than the maximum imposed by the irs. this bill by democrat jerry hill of san mateo would require allstate worker retirement programs to adhere to the irs cap. >>> the new man in charge of education in california says our schools are in a state of financial emergency. state schools superintendent tom torlickson says it's because of $18 billion in education cuts over the past thr

gavin newsome has delayed taking over as the lieutenant governor until a new board of supervisors is seated on january 8. >>> investigators are trying to figure out who killed johnheeler the 3rd. he was a military expert. he served in three republican administrations. the body of the 66-year-old wheeler was found in a delaware landfill on new year's eve. >>> we have an update now on that bizarre story involving the mysterious deaths of thousands of birds in arkansas. an early report finds that the birds had signs of massive trauma and internal bleeding. but it's not clear if that trauma was caused by the force of hitting the ground or if the birds were struck by something in the air on new year's eve. fish and game officials say lightning strikes or high altitude hail may be to blame. >>> time now 6:47. a u.s. senator wants a federal trade commission to investigate what he's calling misleading safety claims in the selling of new football helmets. and the reconditioning of used ones. new mexico senator says helmet companies may be selling used helmets that don't meet industry safety standards. he also says rid dell, the maker of the nfl's official helmet, may be

john stored in the daily show. we had no idea the way it would turn out but we do feel like it allowed us to get our message out. >> mayor gavinyou're really good looking. christine conley kron 4 news. >> our big weather story today cold light on top with dense fog and parts of the bay area. temperatures dropping in the '40's and a number of locations 45 not all right now, 45 livermore, 44 antioch and 44 in fairfield. temperatures for tomorrow morning, very cold inland valleys and in the north bay if valleys. it 30 degrees of livermore, third in fairfield and napa and san rows up. fog inland and dealt that as well as north bay locations. those places you do see temperatures below 32 degrees freezing fog is a possibility. a dense fog advisor in effect for the delta and our inland locations. to reduce visibility's are expected in the area as its going to be cold and freezing fog is a possibility and it causes icy conditions on bridges and overpasses. look of your kron 47 day around the bay forecast, you will see the chilly mornings for the rest of the week. it also mild afternoon as plenty of sunshine and all changes as we head

harbaugh is younger brother john kerry and >> the headline reads something like this zia's body is in yet. that's the status of the lead just voted and takeover their gas gavinut one member of the board of supervisors voted to make leave the city administrator for the last three years. lee was on vacation in taiwan when all this took place. the history making appointments to was one more political hurdle to clear. >> a heated meeting on tuesday the atmosphere in the chamber was different from it. nearly all the board of supervisors decided to come together and nominate six administrator for interim mayor. >> i support adlai because he's a qualified person. he's the right person to lead san francisco. this is our city administrator whose confirmed by the board supervisor twice as as city administrator, an individual who oversees our capital plan. >> i will support mr. lee, i believe he is well known as a very effective department head in this year it t p w. >> these the one who shares our progressive values, someone who has fought in the trenches for tenants, immigrants, seniors. >> the vote was not unanimous supervisor chris daly as opposed lee's nomination