sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: the violations are high risk and therefore there's a higher chance of food born illness. but when the inspection was completed this safeway got a , see it fan score of only 66 out of a possible 100 sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: this is probably in the lower 5% of the food facilities we inspect when contacted safeway issued a statement saying: the concerns raised at the diamond heights store centered on two areas: proper equipment operating temperature, and employees following our policies and procedures. both areas were addressed immediately." but that's not what the public health department found. his what where now the jet and treat as salt golden gate bridge feet when it sees much rain associated. of wheat and wheat are now heading off his clothes to dress as low clouds st. thomas is right now mainland 56 the cloud cover. if we will see some shawn's sunshine by lunchtime. 5 3:00 to expect us to land on the forecast it into the cloud cover or still of the bay area. and that's really going to get

sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: the violations are high risk and therefore there's a higher chance of food born illness. when the inspection was completed this safeway got a score of only 66 out of a possible 100 sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: this is probably in the lower 5% of the food facilities we inspect when contacted safeway issued a statement saying: the concerns raised at the diamond heights store centered on two areas: fat temperature, and employees following our policies and procedures. both areas were addressed immediately." but that's not what the public health department found. : on wednesday the health department returned to this safeway some 15 days after their initial inspection. what did they find? well it's all in this report. they found employees coughing into their hands, they found employees touching their faces and then not washing their hands, they found food being held at improper temperatures and they found food surfaces and utensils not being sanitized properly. san francisco county public health office

mayor ed lee san francisco is now the city with the fastest it growing gap between rich and poor we haven't raised our minimum wage in a decade i was part of a grassroots program that raised minimum wage 10 years ago and san francisco and oakdale has raised their minimum wage and some labor groups want to increase it to $15 an hour i applaud that it is a significant jump to make a difference in people lives at the same time i'm sensitive to the small property owner who worry about their ability to cover additional salary costs and the impacts at the bottom. can you share what level your consider increasing the winging and how you're going to mitigate the impact on small property owners >> thank you supervisor mar. increasing the minimum wage is one of my priorities no 2014 i know that a few dollars an hour can help and san francisco should lead by example back in 2004 led by labor and big and small property owners and workers rights groups our city fraufd approved the highest wrj to be a progressive leader that values working families when our minimum wage of 8 sdlrz and 50 since in 2004 it

christofi mueller (clapping) joined by a number of digital tars including the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. mr. mayor (clapping) for san francisco and the city of cork the sister city has a relationship we're happy to welcome the deputy mayor laurie king stone raise your hand. and the cork chamber of commerce ceo conner healy. thank you (clapping) also present from the san francisco sister city committee the chairman during mat. thank you (clapping) and the business committee chair jim. (clapping.) and a warm welcome to the consul general of ireland phillip grant (clapping) and we have a large irish community in san francisco a lot of those folks joined us we want to welcome san francisco former gentleman representing dianne feinstein (clapping) we're pleased to have ireland's award winning service ireland and san francisco share special connections including strong hi, tech industry and a general with the bus community and 20u6r78 industry. on either side great connections of service where passengers fly connecting to bubonic listen and san francisco one hundred connecting flights to bene

cowen and supervisor chiu for co-sponsors this legislation it's also introverted by mayor ed lee the san francisco examiner the chamber of commerce and last month it was amazing endorsed by the graffiti advisory board and the arts commission. i thank you all for your support is homeowners and the parks and every san franciscan who's tired of pavnt over graffiti i hope that makes a difference and colleagues, i ask for your support >> supervisor kim. >> thank you and first of all, i want to acknowledge the tremendous amateur of work that's gone into this and following up with supervisor breed's the point of addressing graffiti and vandalism and other strategies to reduce that. i want to make some minor all the times my apologies i'm waiting for copies graffiti can be a form of art and permitted so denying it as graffiti vandalism i'm clarifying that in the finding. so i'll have copies of the amendments the second it two is two comments under our fair chance ordinances we limit the background checks and the validated off the streets is seven years someone who's been convicted of graffiti going back t

i think it creates great caution for san francisco, how we can also as mr. lee talked about the values that went out in our rfq, and we have to ensure other values strong in san francisco, that is public oversight and involvement in the creation of these changes. i want to be sure that our city can uphold that value as we are making changes. i think the issues raised around tenant rights, the right of tenants to be have assurity of staying in their property. that they will be able to return to their units. and the ability to be transferred. whether it's, you know, trying to avoid a dangerous situation they are living in. or other ways, other reasons why they have been transferred. i think it's a right that has to be upheld. i am concerned about financing and who the investors and lenders will be. often we are at the constraint of the banks and the lenders. it's incredible that the profit model, even if we are creating a public/private partnership, the model from the lenders perspective compromises our resources, i am concerned about that. i have worked on since

in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu. >>> we checked with san francisco tonight and they tell us a totalof 35 people were arrested or sited at this year's beta breakers. 24 were arrested for public intoxication. three people were sited for urinating in public. >>> it's easy to forget that beta breakers is an actual race with serious athletes because revelers often overshadow the event. at the top of the hayes hill was a throng of people bobbing down the street. this is what much of the race course looked like today. this year there were new rules for participants to follow like no nudity. >> i have a feeling it's just going to push the party further down the rout. the people who live near the panhandle have more to fear. >> reporter: 40,000 people signed up for beta breakers. another 100,000 were expected to watch. >>> jeffrey canize crossed the finish line first. he completed the race in 35 minutes and became the men's winner. for the women it was johnson. she finished the race in just over 40 minutes. canisia and john on both received a $300 prize. on ktvu.com you will find more pictur

lee said. image if san francisco implements laura's law it will have the same experience as nevada county >> thank you again to supervisor farrell and mayor ed lee we really appreciate our support this has been a long struggle but i said all the time you have two major county in one week that have come to this point and we hope it will lead to more thank you very much. >> (clapping) >> thank you to the wilcox family for coming down from nevada county and sharing your story. i want to introduce the director of our public health department barbara garcia (clapping.) good morning. i wanted to acknowledge the wilcox family thank you for your work. the department of public health has an incredible health system we serve over thirty thousand people we looked at the political process this went through we developed a program for volunteering system in that the client what voluntarily come into the system and has a mandate treatment plan. with laura's the more important thing on the front end it allows for the family and providers and i want to acknowledge the providers who watch their patients fail and di

so this is very ininspiring seeing a the young faces i'm don the oakland san francisco market manager i want to thank mayor ed lee the u knitted way for this tremendous tremendous opportunity in the city of san francisco. with the creation of clear path workforce readiness training has a huge opportunity to transform the education in california while helping the students with 21st century careers and closing the scales gap and providing high paying job is important that's why jp morgan chase has $250 million for a readiness training called skills at the work our new initiative is the largest private sector i'm at addressing the skills gap were not enough workforce has the skills to qualify for available jobs we're not done today, we're granting $200,000 to summer youth employment (clapping) throughout the summer thousands of 20 to 15 years old will be placed in private and public employers. it's fantastic last year, we placed 68 hundred we're aiming to do more this upcoming year we feel? an important way to build success of the community leaving it's that is right of a 2 hundred 5 million improvement and jp morga

so this is very ininspiring seeing a the young faces i'm don the oakland san francisco market manager i want to thank mayor ed lee and the u knitted way for this tremendous tremendous opportunity in the city of san francisco. with the creation of clear path workforce readiness training has a huge opportunity to transform the education in california while helping the students with 21st century careers and closing the scales gap and providing high paying job is important that's why jp morgan chase has $250 million for a readiness training called skills at the work our new initiative is the largest private sector i'm at

san francisco. i want to thank supervisor avalos for being here and co-sponsoring the hearing. mayor lee announced that the rad program with the san francisco housing authority will enter into a public/private partnership and leverage of $180 million for housing units. rehabilitation work will improve the housing urnits, and the rad program will provide in a land use structure. with the employment opportunities for public housing rez de rez -- residents. i must say that the plan sounds positive as a supervisor this is important to me. and to be sure that this program delivers on the promise it puts out there. i want to thank mayor lee for working on the priority of housing in san francisco. last week we announced $5.4 million needed for elevate repairs in nine units. and i am working with the mayor's office to leverage $2.3 million on housing units and make that available for homeless families. i am excited with this rad program and that we understand what the program entails and the challenges in place. and more importantly, i want to be sure that we have a clear plan and opportunities

we learned that many are now at san francisco general to interview survivors and the family of the victim who did not make it. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> paying respects to the nation's fallen military men and women on this memorial day. president obama layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> the president said everything this nation holds precious was made possible by those who gave their all. while he did not specifically mention the scandal at the department of veterans affairs he did say the country had to do more. >> these americans have fulfilled their duty, they ask nothing more than the country does ours now and for years to come. >>> and at the ceremony, this 3-year-old boy. his father died before this little boy was even born. >>> like a woman you're about to meet from sonoma who just wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: the memorial day procession into san francisco's precidio ended with a sea of white tombstones. this ceremony was focused on the veteran war. >> i just thought it would be like world war ii when you were welcomed. >> reporter: today's ceremony helped heal some painful

we learned that many are now at san francisco general to interview survivors and the family of the victim who did not make it. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> paying respects to the nation's fallen military men and women on this memorial day. president obama layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> the president said everything this nation holds precious was made possible by those who gave their all. while he did not specifically mention the scandal at the department of veterans affairs he did say the country had to do more. >> these americans have fulfilled their duty, they ask nothing more than the country does ours now and for years to come. >>> and at the ceremony, this 3-year-old boy. his father died before this little boy was even born. >>> like a woman you're about to meet from sonoma who just wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: the memorial day procession into san francisco's precidio ended with a sea of white tombstones. this ceremony was focused on the veteran war. >> i just thought it would be like world war ii when you were welcomed. >> reporter: today's ceremony helped heal some painful

in san francisco, vic lee, abc7 news >> and update to the story just received word two sides reachedtive agreement. >> there may be more problem was rods on the bay bridge. officials revealed anchor roads rods are misaligned. and we do know that the same rdz rusted from exposure owe elements >> more palm trees being planted right now. 22 canary island date palms went in today. and might appear unusual, officials say they're actually a perfect fit. they bring a strong form to the bridge and are tall enough and thrive in our climate. >> they look great out there >> the president dedicated new september 11th museum at ground 0 in new york today. and told the crowd they're in a sacred space of healing and hope. pictures of victims line walls and personal items are on display. >> we can touch their names and hear their voices. and glimpse the small items that speak to the beauty of their lives. here, we tell their story. so that generations yet unborn will never for get. >> part of the world trade center towers are displayed as are voice mails from victims to their families. the museum op

to it moving forward i want to introduce one the laura's supporters our great mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee >> (clapping) >> thank you supervisor farrell and thank you for your leadership on this as well. you, you know, san francisco is is a very came pact city. we spent $2.7 billion a year a great bulk here in the general hospital and the public health department aid thanks to the classification of our fire and scheef and district attorney we pick up a lot of people own the streets and we know when the environment they go back perhaps a day of respite and they're back. while we, provide pride in moving some 18 thousand homeless people into shelters we see on the streets we have to do more and this is exactly the issue that supervisor farrell is addressing. i really want to signal my appreciation for his not only looking at this but diving into it and having spent considerable amount of time studying it and finding out what else we can do. while i say our past policies have been successful we have to do more. in particular when you talk with the da and our public health department and the f

in san francisco, vic lee, abc7 news >> and update to the story received word two sides reached a tentative agreement. >> there may be more problem was rods on the bay bridge. officials revealed anchor roads rods are misaligned. and we do know that the same rdz rusted from exposure owe elements >> more palm trees being planted right now. 22 canary island date palms went in today. and might appear unusual, officials say they're actually a perfect fit. they bring a strong form to the bridge and are tall enough and thrive in our climate. >> they look great out there >> the president dedicated new september 11th museum at ground 0 in new york today. and told the crowd they're in a sacred space of healing and hope. pictures of victims line walls and personal items are on display. >> we can touch their names and hear their voices. and glimpse the small items that speak to the beauty of their lives. here, we tell their story. so that generations yet unborn will never for get. >> part of the world trade center towers are displayed as are voice mails from victims to their families. the museum opens

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waking on to what mayor ed lee said, we have to look at all the things the public and san francisco residents demand of us as a city government and expect us to provide and some of those things are invisible. the people digging up the roads --. >> they're not invisible at all. >> it's easier to pay people to dig up the streets than to pay people that work for park and youth, that impact people's lives. it's ultimately priorities at the end of the day and it's ultimately a balancing act and there's never really a bad priority but again we -- and i know mayor lee and kate howard shares this sentiment that we need to be responsible about planning for today and for the future as well. and as mayor lee talks about all the time, this is about making sure that people feel confident in our city not just today but swoot future. you know as a parent of three small children i want san francisco to be healthy30 years from now, not just today. so it's balancing those priorities and i think we're doing a great job of that but you know what, it's an interesting process, if you will, and it gets heated at ti

its a responsible solution to socioeconomic and environmental issues and san francisco is the pioneer so thank you mayor ed lee for your vision and for your steadfast commitment to the environment and people of san francisco. thank you supervisor chiu for your leadership open 7sz board of directors await our leadership that won't be possible and thank you, mr. kelly and thank you josh for your advocacy and environmental justice and local hire. and thank you to mr. courtney for your work on the commission and also your support of the labor unions and creating local jobs. when you invested in asian neighborhood design and invested in go solar sf you've invested in me and it worked (clapping) >> so i'd like to thank everyone for coit and enjoying this project that it dear and special to the puc and we wanted to thank you for coming out and thank you. >> i am going to call this meeting to order good morning and welcome to the may 15, 2014 meeting of the board of supervisors neighborhood services and services committee my name is david campos and i am the chair and we are joined by supervisor norman yee. eric mar w

vic lee, abc7 news. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi says he's stopped honoring requests to hold suspected illegal immigrants who would otherwise be released. saying he will honor ice requests if a judge determines that person is in the country illegally or there is an arrest warrant. >> local law enforcement does not have a place in the civil immigration detainer business we're not set up for it. >> as practice started in 2009, ice asked local authorities to hold suspected illegal immigrants for 48 hours while the agency arranges that person to be transferred to their custody. >> new tonight former ceo of microsoft made a $2 billion by the to buy the los angeles clippers. "los angeles times" reports steve balmer outby the two other groups the deal still tentative, but the most-ever paid for an nba franchise this news come five years before telling sterling to buy the team. police owners have to approve the deal. the deal is expected to be approved as long as they're not to move to it seattle where he lives. >> attorneys for los angeles dodgers suggested brian stow may have been

vic lee, abc7 news. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi says he's stopped honoring requests to hold suspected illegal immigrants who would otherwise be released. saying he will honor ice requests if a judge determines that person is in the country illegally or there is an arrest warrant. >> local law enforcement does not have a place in the civil immigration detainer business we're not set up for it. >> as practice started in 2009, ice asked local authorities to hold suspected illegal immigrants for 48 hours while the agency arranges that person to be transferred to their custody. >> new tonight former ceo of microsoft made a $2 billion by the to buy the los angeles clippers. "los angeles times" reports steve balmer outby the two other groups the deal still tentative, but the most-ever paid for an nba franchise this news come five years before telling sterling to buy the team. police owners have to approve the deal. the deal is expected to be approved as long as they're not to move to it seattle where he lives. >> attorneys for los angeles dodgers suggested brian stow may have been

to remind the people tuning in today this is the 2014 online budget town hall hosted by san francisco mayor ed lee, also with supervisor mark farrell and the mayor's budget director, kate howard. i'm barbara taylor with kcbs radio and we just have a couple minutes less so i'm going to give you the tweet, mayor ed lee, using the hash tag sf budget, also email the mayor at mayor edwin lee at sfgtv.org. >> you keyed me in on something i'm very excited about is housing. >> that's something i was going to ask about. >> that's tied to the cost of living here in the city and everybody agrees it's so expensive. every day there's another story about someone moving out or being evicted or you turn your head around how much it costs. housing is very complex. and it's complex to find solutions. having been a housing activist in my previous life, i know a little bit about it and i know that building housing that we have not done in past decades, building housing is one of the great keys and that's why you'll see me celebrating housing being built in san francisco along transit corridors and places where our pl

but the warriors are looking to move to san francisco as they have big fan in mayor ed lee, releasingst night congratulating the warriors on the season. "san francisco bay area is so proud of our home team heros as the warriors finished an amazing and exciting season." a horse with bay area ties wins the kentucky derby. california chrome was the 2-1 betting favorite living up to all the hype. chrome beat out 18 other horses. chrome's trainer is 77-year-old art sherman who has been a main fixture at golden gate field and now bay meadows. >> now nobody is in your way when you push on the button, i hope you've got something left to make thanks. and any runners, he is really a super nice horse to train. >> one of the owners of california chrome was in the city. watch parties were held throughout the region yesterday as chrome has captured the hearts of many racingenthusiasts. >> this is one of the few things to be able to rally behind it. >> it is nice that somebody local has had an exciting thing happen to them. >> california chrome is the first bred horse to win the derby in 52 years an

lee. i agree this has been an outstanding gift from the city of san francisco to fund these programs at a time where we had great, great need and also -- for example, in the example of the libraries that we had no librarians in our schools and we had no elementary pe department at all whatsoever, and so it has completely transformed those two programs and now they're robust and on their way and as you can see from these photographs, our libraries aren't in good condition and we have weeded out books from the 1950s and we have staffed our libraries with credential so that's taking a step to improve the education of our students. in reference to what commissioner wynns has mentioned, we as the board has decided that one ballot verses two was something that the majority of the board has agreed on. she's right about finalizing the governance structure and we haven't had actual legislation, written legislation brought to us for approval but we're narrowing it down. what the board has said, this he -- what the board has said, they don't want it defined more vaguely but more precisely about how

lee's you tube back. okay, so let's get started. first i'd like to introduce san francisco mayor ed lee, who is going to start our conversation today. >> thank you, barbara. i'm glad to be here and i'm glad to join supervisor mark farrell, as the public knows generally we have to make an agreement as to this budget and i'm glad we will be working together. there's a lot of priorities for the city and i want to explain and take the opportunity to explain some of them. we now have a two-year budget. we have been just implementing a lot of good fiscal discipline in the city which is why i think there's so much investor confidence in the city that you see all over. there is a lot of construction, there is companies wanting to move in, and we're confident that we can get a budget that will effect the needs of the city. for me i'm wanting to make sure that we continue those fiscal disciplines that have kept us as a strong city so two-year budget, 5 year financial planning that we have imposed on ourselves, putting enough noipb reserves to get our credit ratings up so when we ask

. >> four murders in san francisco this year in, oakland two murders so far, san jose, 13 since january. vic leeow with some reasons for the drop in san francisco. >> you're looking at a brazen gang video showing a masked man waving a handgun. so far this year, police seized 100 guns. >> we've done a good job recovering and using video technology, social media. >> since january, there have been four murders compared to last year at this time, there are 11. in 2012, 20 people were killed in the first four months of the year. former gang leader founded brothers against guns . >> see something different. a lot of them know that early grave is not what is in place for them. >> police say the focus is another reason for the decline they're relying on a crime tracking system to pinpoint where a violent crime occurs special units are deployed to so called red zones >> if they're a sat rate both locations. tranceis luster who lost her son so gunfire believes that is a n for the drop. >> i believe closer, taken a look at the whole picture, it's, i believe, it's one of the reasons we're making a differenc

. >> four murders in san francisco this year in, oakland two murders so far, san jose, 13 since january. vic lee with some reasons for the drop in san francisco. >> you're looking at a brazen gang video showing a masked man waving a handgun. so far this year, police seized 100 guns. >> we've done a good job recovering and using video technology, social media. >> since january, there have been four murders compared to last year at this time, there are 11. in 2012, 20 people were killed in the first four months of the year. former gang leader founded brothers against guns . >> see something different. a lot of them know that early grave is not what is in place for them. >> police say the focus is another reason for the decline they're relying on a crime tracking system to pinpoint where a violent crime occurs special units are deployed to so called red zones >> if they're a rival gang we sat rate both locations. tranceis luster who lost her son so gunfire believes that is a n for the drop. >> i believe closer, taken a look at the whole picture, it's, i believe, it's one of the reasons we're making

. >> welcome to the 2014 online budget you town hall with san francisco mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell and the mayor's budget director kate howard this is the third year it is hosted and it is important to enable and engage all as follows to become a active part of his process this is is social 3 to 4 so we're happy to engage the public many a live conversation about they're spending priorities we want the hour to be inclusive i'll explain how to join the xfgz first, you, send an e-mail to a mayor edwin lee at the sf.gov.org and it's smooe not ed you have to include in the subject line or tweet us at the mayor ed lee yourself the sophisticating budget or post our comments other than the mar package first, i'd like to introduce mayor ed lee. >> thank you, barbara. i'm glad to be here and i'm glad to join supervisor mark farrell, as the public knows generally we have to make an agreement as to this budget and i'm glad we will be working together. there's a lot of priorities for the city and i want to explain and take the opportunity to explain some of them. we now have a two-year budget.

vic lee abc7 news. >> san francisco will hold a fair to help young people find jobs. it will give young job seekers, ages 16 to 24, access to workshops and one-on-one coaching. volunteers from local businesses will be on hand to provide resume advice, practice interview skills and discuss job opportunities. it runs from ten to four today and on pier34 on the embarcadero. >>> happening today the postal service doing a lot more than just delivering mail. they will also be picking up donated food. it's part of the stamp out hunger food drive. you are encouraged to leave nonperishable food donations by your mailbox and mail carriers will pick it up as they make their rounds. it will be delivered to local charities and provided to people in need. >> we hope you join us today on our walk to prevent violence. it is the figure annual walk hosted by 1,000 mothers to prevent violence in the bay area. hundreds of grieving families and people will participate in the walk. 1,000 mothers was founded by a woman who lost her twin son to gun violence in a drive-by shooting. registrati