i think larkin was here. that is the original charter. 1850, van ness, who was the supervisor, did the addition. it was called the western addition, even though it was in the middle of the city, because it was west of larkin. >> i did not understand that when i was a child. it always seemed that it was east of where everything i knew was. >> all this down here was county of san francisco, so there was a point in time where you could be in the county of san francisco, but not in the city you live in these outside lands. >> lead problem is if you look at the orientation, no. is up. we are going to turn it the way we are normally accustomed to seeing it. here is where the golden gate bridge is. here is where the bay bridge is. the county went all the way down here, and about a year later, they moved the county to write about here, so this was county land or outside land, and this was the city. this was 1861, so the city has grown by this much. these were added, and they are basically pasture lands. that is where petrero street is. >> and out

item 24 is approving the conditional use authorization at the larkin street address. item 25 is that motion disapproving the approval of the conditional use authorization and 26 as the motion directing the preparations of findings. president chiu: this is a hearing in my district. both parties have agreed to continue to december 6. could i have a motion? without objection, these three items will be continued -- before we make a decision on the motion to continue, let me see if there are members of the public that wish to speak on whether we should continue this item to december 6. seeing none, there's no public comment. could we take the motion to continue to december 6 without objection? that shall be the case. without objection. if we could go to our second 4:00 p.m. special order, items 27 through 30. >> the hearing of persons interested in the decision of the planning commission pose a 2006 authorization to install a wireless telecommunications facility on property located at 199 leland avenue. item 28 is the motion approving conditional approval at leland avenue.

larkin street is still affected by the closure between mcalester and turks. that is a to block section. it was here at golden gate that it was reported that there was either an underground fire or explosion, a manhole cover popped out. crews are on the scene right now. that is why northbound larkin, an extension of ninth street that carries a fair amount of northbound traffic of the freeway system is being diverted. baba baba that your >> address been and where the feet of mall reopened to northbound large industry. with there is still a car parts in the middle of the intersection. some traffic has been able to get through. around the civic center in the public library, also the golden gate eastbound where it crosses the old story, the traffic into been forced to make a right turn heading south. that is really tying up traffic. around the bay area we are not tracking and the other hot spots. the bridges look great. >>george: there is plenty of sunshine out there, what is in store weather wise? >>erica: we saw some sunshine on the golden gate bridge, as look a

in essence, in the bay area, like on larkin street, i want to see people invest more in people.ove the giants stadium, but i want to see cumins investing in a humans, instead of expensive. expensive buildings. i love to see the mayor and governor invest more in education than in incarcerations. so i am committed with the music and the platform that i have, if i have to, to give a little spanking to those who need to break up. we spend way too much on weapons. all the money that we spend on tv advertising, gears of war, that is stupidity. in new zealand, they passed a law that said that you could not sell it. all those games about killing people. they do not want it. to me, i'd equate that with columbine, with war. once you desensitize a human being, you cannot tell the difference between shooting someone in a video game and a real person. some people can be gentle and kind. i can be ghetto when i want to be. i grew up with the black panthers doing peace and freedom benefits for them. so on the one hand i like the softness of spirituel the day, but i also like the energy that you

what we're showing you is the live look at the intersection of larkin and hayes, not far from the state building there on golden gate avenue. it is a small group of protesters who were at the state building earlier this afternoon. we showed you that picture live about 15 minutes ago, it appears to be a couple of dozen people on the move, we can tell they're on the sidewalk, you see the traffic there on the right-hand side of the screen, so at this point they don't appear to be bothering traffic. we have the crews following the story on the ground, and if there are new developments we'll bring them to you. >>> today a chapter closed that shook a community. the young driver responsible for the death of a toddler learned her fate today. and ktvu has more on the court's decision and also the town's reaction. rob? >> reporter: frank, it happened right in this crosswalk, the two-year-old girl was struck and killed by a driver who was texting. today, 11 months later that driver learned she will be going to jail. 19-year-old dunaway walked out of the sonoma county superior court hearing her sen

this was at larkin and golden gate gate. fire officials say -- officials sale ktvu four responded to the scene. a pg&e spokesman says the spokesman was caused by a glitch that supplies power to a traffic signal. 42million americans tra on -- 42 million americans plan to travel. one reason for the decline may be increasing airfares. the cost of trips to the most popular destinations now averages 373. that's up 11% since last year. according to the travel website orbit. you can always go to ktvu.com to keep track of airline travels and weather conditions around the nation even as you travel. click on the thanksgiving headlines at the top of the pain. >>> good afternoon to you. we return to dry weather at least for now, giving you a look outside the doors doors. the combination of sun and clouds. quite a bit of moisture from the storm. so we're seeing the clouds move through and break apart as they two. heading outside your doors, we have winds generally light coming in from. east. temperatures a lot chillier but beginning to m

>>pam: in san francisco, a few blocks away from clyde, but larkin street youth service offered meals, music and for a clothing to more than 300 homeless, run away or at risk kids. the staff talks about the young people they meet. >>pam: every year more than 3000 people get help through the program at market street. a first-class holiday dinner for homeless people live and one east bay city. >>haaziq: a five-star thanksgiving meal complete with all of the trimmings. >> today, my dream comes true. >>haaziq: this ethiopian woman worked her way up from being a hostess to now owning this restaurant. she says prior to that, she was among the homeless. >> i was one of them and still today, i am one of them. in 1984 i was in italy at a woman's shelter in nine months pregnant. as a >> today she is a successful businesswoman who says opening her restaurant to those less fortunate is her way of geary fitted for those who hoped her when she had no place to live. >> i am glad to give back this to the community. >>haaziq: lending and help is the richmond police chief. >> we have a great community.

. >> robby larkin is a local austin angel investor. and a member of the slow money chapter in austin. he put some of his money behind greenling and a few other slow money businesses. >> investing in a local farm, say, that's just struggling maybe to get a few thousand dollars in the door so they can get another piece of equipment that can allow them to feed more people in their community, that's not going to ipo any time soon. >> he's part of a movement that's pulling some of its money out of wall street and onto main street. >> you put all of these businesses together, it's not just investing in a farm, it's in an infrastructure of food. and making sure that infrastructure of food stays in your community. you know. we provide jobs. we provide healthy jobs. you know, it's not just how much okra are you going to get this week. >> are you looking to optimize your home advantage? here are five ways you can market your business locally courtesy of business info guide dotcom. number five, offer promotions. partner with a complementary busin

month long test to see how a crew i cope with the grueling effects of long distance space travel larkin's time bart was there to see the crew return to normality in moscow after over five hundred days in isolation back on the i thought actually they never left but pale faced bleary eyed these six men are returning from a five hundred twenty day epic mockup of the mission to mars and back thankful to be back home on this earth to others it is really really great to see you all again rather polar orbiting it's been an honor to have been been part of this remarkable achievement we have five of them are still professional friendly individuals i have ever worked with it's clear that crew cohesion was key to sticking it out this door stayed sealed shut all throughout the seventeen months of the experiment of course it was only a simulation of a trip to mars any of these six men could have left at any time but none of them did the scientists behind it wanted to see the six men and crew would be able to go all the time without severe psychological effects from the busy control room i was able to

get to what happened at cal berkeley yesterday for that i'm joined on the phone by you about the larkin participant in occupy cal berkeley a national organizer with the coalition to defend affirmative action gratian and immigration rights and fight for equality by any means necessary event welcome. here great to have you with us what happened yesterday what did you see. well first of all what i saw was the emergence of a new and very powerful determined young movement where there are students and protesters from the communities that are absolutely united unanimous together to stand up for the ninety nine percent against the one percent and against the whole system where profits have been part of human needs such as has to change and one for our main fund said we were protesting around was the fight for higher education and for funding for our schools in california and so we were protesting we had thousands of people who were out there who were united and then we had a general assembly meeting and voted almost to almost unanimously to stand up together and to set up an occupation and an

the smoke first appeared around 8:00, 8:40 today on larkin street and golden gate avenue and cutoff power traffic signals at that intersection. and it was not powering anything else. it took crews about three hours to fix that problem. >> and let's get our first check of the forecast now. >> there is some rain coming later in the week. there is only partly cloudy skies at the moment. mostly cloudy skies developing during evening hours. and it will get cooler overnight. rain develops into far northern part of the viewing area overnight. we'll say rain north, but only partly cloudy skies for remainder of the viewing area, afternoon, partly cloudy skies to mainly sunny skies and dry conditions. and there are temperatures from about 58 on the coast to 64 into warmest locations. swreel a look farther into the forecast later. >> thank you. >> coming up next at 4:00 we're going to go live to southern california. the rain wiped out a coastal roadway. >> a rough day for groupon and the share holders. live from bloomberg west. >> and 7 on your side's michael fin gee taking your questions through hi

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and larkin promise you this. if you will help elect him president he will make you proud. and we will have the america again that you and i know for our children and our grandchildren. thank you for having me today. may god bless you all. thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> an unpaid nonpolitical announcement now. projectgopink is a totally volunteer organization and we work on contributions to registration. if anyone would like to make a contribution just go to our web site, www. gopink.com. we are an information platform. we posed news articles, or original writing. if you would like to write for us, would you like to except -- we have a facebook page and we are on twitter. as i said earlier we are happy to work on something in your state, one day training session, amy conference like we had here and we will help organize to get your speakers. so we really look forward to working with you and it is my greatest honor to introduce someone who along my way in politics has helped me and she has headed up one of the most effective groups in politics and

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think that we can do better for our soldiers' families, and when you look at miranda, miller, maclin, larkin and landis luke in this photograph, you know that this is a very patriotic family and this is a group of people that should be compensated for his loss. abraham lincoln once said to care for him, he shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan, and those words apply in this instance. he was serving his country to the fullest and he should be granted the benefits associated with death of a service member. and i'm fighting on behalf of him and for his families and for others in a similarly situated circumstance, where we clarify that when you're on orders when you're doing your national guard training, you are entitled to the benefit wherever you happen to be laying your head down that particular night. mr. president, one last word on this. we don't know exactly how much this will cost, but it will not be very much money. someone estimated -- i don't think it's an official c.b.o. score, but someone estimated it would probably cost $1 million -- that's with an "m" -- over

. >> gloria larkin joins me live from washington, d.c. which is supporting the movement. it's nice to have you with me this morning. explain for everybody who doesn't really know, since it is only in its sophomore year. what is small business saturday? >> it was an initiative developed to help small business in the united states grow. it really has its roots in between black friday and cyber monday. >> when we talk about the fact that the big box retailers really pulling out the stops this year to get people in the store, how important is it for small business saturday this year to make an impact? again, it's only its second year and needs to make better traction. >> this is a real initiative to help small business grow. in the united states, we talk a lot about small business and how important it is, but this is our chance as individual people and citizens to go out and support our small business in our own communities. right in our own home base. >> when we talk about these mom and pop types of stores, a lot of times, they're usually hi