. >> commissioner dejesus, we did have the community meeting last week in the tender loin and it was an interesting dichotomy and it was good to be in the community as we always a and it was interesting to be in the tender loin where the six people have been shot and i understand that the community had met the night before and then, you know, i just want to thank the tender loin, the department and the community members for proving gracious and hosting us at a time in their crisis as well as understanding that the mission people are, you know, came in with the crisis of their own and they came in to the meeting and addressed us. i just want to say that it was well, it was well, and it was well received by us and we listened and we understand that what is going on in the tender loin and we support it and we understand the other community members at large, and it was just a good meeting again. >> and so, i want to say thank you to the tender loin and to the department, and to the community members and the mission for attending the meeting and making themselves known, thanks. >> could i

and act a fool and prevent tender loin residents from feeling that they have the opportunity to have this once in a year hopefully, i think that we have to wait another 12 months, but, this opportunity to be able not only to address the commission but have you closer than you are right now. i want to thank the commissioners for and the chief for their extreme patience i don't have that kind, and they soldiered on with our meeting and you showed an incredible amount of decorum and apparently they were raised by wolves but i do not want to insult the wolfs but wolves are some of my favorite animals. but where they learned their lack of manners and expected it to be acceptable, and to come into my turf, and act afool, i really resented that. and to have someone come all the way from santa rosa honey you should have just stayed there. but again, you were so patient, and so gracious, that i was very pleased to have you as our police commission. and i hope that it won't take 12 months for you to come back to the tender loin, maybe those of us in the hood can do a little street justice to m

just making sure that we are not missing anyone and i know this goes through downtown and the tender loin and all the way down to the richmond and i certainly see a lot of immigrant families ride this bus as well and a lot of seniors, and it is great to see ma marge will be able to represent a lot of the senior and disable and chinese speakers, i think that is incredibly important for the cac. >> and i did want to say, mr. dentalpost that the information that you have given for the existing members of the cac is really helpful, but a little bit more of the information about con stit you entcy that they represent or the self-identification that they have given and i think that on the applicants they have good information about how they have identified and what their con stit entcies that they interact with and whether they are a transit rider and a lot of information and i appreciate the packets that you have given to us and so colleagues, can we approve margie brown for the ad large seat and jonathan forester for the district one without objection? >> thank you. and thank you to all of th

the tender loin museum being built in the cadillac hotel.s a rich history the mayor believes it can help bring business to the area. >> people want to say hey, i have gone to the cable cars and to see the attractions. we're going to say uptown tender loin >> the museum will be open in 2015. >> you may soon see a powder form of alcohol for sale. the federal alcohol and tobacco tax and trade bureau has given approval to a pocket-size theed pouch of powder. add water and it becomes hard alcohol. there are questions about it's abuse. >> this is remarkable. a military hero came to the rescue again heading to an event honoring him for previous series. he completed tours in iraq and afghanistan. suddenly an 11-year-old boy's mother had -- was trapped under her suv when a jack collapsed. >> i had my kids at home they heard me scream i said go find a neighbor. >> someone knocked on the door. i answered it says like my mom needs help. >> he was still on time for the game he was going to. what a great story. >> a birnl day celebration stretched into we

. >> at heartland hotel in san francisco's tender loin neighborhood. many attendants have handicapped and they can not go up and down the stairs. >> reporter: the hotel helped the formally homeless get back on their feet. but march 4th, the elevator stopped working. that means grace mccloud has to walk up and down the flights with her cane. >> on a scale 1-10 it is 8 and up sometimes. >> just a mess with this elevator right now. >> wheelchair bound, he needed a team to help him get up and down several nights of stairs. >> i made it down. i made it down. >> people helped me down. >> i spoke with a housing manager over the phone, we are not allowed to get video but she said the elevator should be finished in the next week and nothing mellishous is happening here but tenants say otherwise. >> from 2009 up until now they did not fix the problem. down for 2 weeks, two days later it was down and then not back up since. >> reporter: staff says they are going to numerous lengths to fix the elevator. finding tenants other places to live. the elevator nodes to b

of course for many of the folks that are coming from mid market and south of market into the tender loin and vice versa and it is just very confusing for the drivers too. you will see when the cars are there, that they are not sure where to turn or where to go straight and i think that more visible redesign will make that intersection much, much safer and i just did have one quick question and i was wondering what ocs was. >> overhead contact system, the system that can electrify the charlie buss that travel that route. >> congratulations, i would like to thank them, and so to be sure that they would fund the design cost so that we could spread out and leverage the double dollars even further and then, be able to fund additional projects that we see, that are before us today. >> and so i think that this is a really great example of a private public partnership. >> and i just wanted to acknowledge from uc hastings david who is the chief financial officer with us and peter mcdonald who has been a consultant for the hastings, street scape project and i would agree that the webster street pr

pedestrian safety treatment and it was also grounded in a strong community process that is the tender loin, member neighborhood transportation and as well as. ucu plan. >> could i just ask, that the mccallister is where the law school is and the webster from about geary to maybe to mccallister? >> yes, true. >> for a total of six locations. >> and now, in order to free up the additional funds for that project, the second highest scoring project, we negotiated so that they will lower the total request of us so that they will cover the design cost for the second phase. we are recommending 365,000 to the signal projects to fully fund the design phase and fund construction, we are a little more funding of this project than what is available, and 1.15 million and we dipped into the prop aa program and capitol reserve and that will again, partially fund the construction phase and we plan to work with mta to continue to identify funding for the construction phase which is the phase to start in july of 2015. >> do you have the slide that outlines the recommendations. >> no, but the project solutio

well, let's go to bbc's correspondent david loin. firstly, your reflections on this incident given that you as a bbc correspondent have to travel quite often to areas where you're not sure about security. >> reporter: yes, indeed, nik. on the list of stories one doesn't want to cover is the story about close friends who are killed. i saw anja only a few days ago. always full of life as she was. we were planning to meet up for a drink after the election. i've known cathy 20 years or so. she has been traveling in this region 30 years, in pakistan, probably the most experienced journalists traveling in pakistan. jn anja came here a lot. it is a difficult and dangerous country to report. it seems they were unlucky. a police officer, according to this account, opened fire on their vehicle when it was stationary in this police convoy. they were doing no more or less than i've done and i will be doing in the days to come. traveling towards polling stations. they were looking at the preparations for this crucial election on saturday. there a

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people died while walking on city streets last year and a reason safety study found that the tender loin in the bay are the most recent and those areas are also date ways and they are call for help in negotiating tight turns on narrow san francisco streets. scott says it could make things safer for people walking on the street but the fire trucks are on the same side as those used in other big cities. >>> get ready for this, it was a total flip that flopped in the graduation am during an awkward manipulate. >> give it about a minute. >> thatthatthat is the professor's reaction. his name is possibleby blank, he tried to stand out but as you witnessed, the back flip backfired and he landed flat on his face. he claims there is a food reason he didn't stick to the landing. >> my hand were being held and the am i am okay. >> he had to prove he can actually do a back flip. >> he conducted a demonstration. video has gone fire val on -- viral online. >> he gets a lot of attention. >>> coming up, witnesses describe it as a scene out of a horror movie. >> the investigation into a possible chemical

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[singing] the choir rocked the tender loin church with songs of praise. many joined in. for 80 years they served the diverse community and gained attention for the outreach to the city. and hear the pope give the easter message. the pope made a plead for peace about in the middle east. he called for an end of the terrorist attack. pope francis urged reconciliation in venezuela where there is unrest. >>> just in time for easter, the oregon humane society is showing off their bunny. this rabbit picture has gone viral. they are not photo shopped. the larger than life critter weighs more than 12 pounds and believe it or not that is actually normal size if for his species. he will be up for adoption this week along with other smaller rabbits at the portland facility. >>> up next, rebirth of sorts in and around yosemite national park following last year's massive fire. >>> as we look back at the bay area, it is nice out here. a little windy, as you can see, there is change on the horizon, a chance for rain. we will detail it about for you coming up after a break at kaiser perm

i need 40 short loins as soon as possible.orey, i need three boxes of our boneless legs of lamb. >> who's this guy? >> that's frank, our general manager. >> come on, we gotta get these trucks out of here. let's go. >> he seems to know what he's doing. >> yes, he does. >> frank. >> frank, i'm marcus. >> hey, marcus, how you doing? >> both: nice to meet you. >> how long have you been here? >> five years. >> do you love it? >> yeah, it's good business. you know, everybody's gotta eat. [chuckles] >> uh-huh. do you mind giving me kind of-- we could walk through, give me kind of a rundown of what goes on here. >> well, this is our production room. we fabricate orders. >> how do you measure the efficiency? >> uh, i've never really analyzed it, never thought about it. i just look and see what i can get done in a given day. >> and so how many pounds do we generate a day? >> um-- >> do you know that number? >> no, i don't. >> so what other things could you guys do here to generate some money? >> well, we started a new item. we made the

. >> reporter: in the tender loin, mark kelly, kpix5. >> they say the elevator is in the final stages of getting fixed. >>> well, b.a.r.t has hired a high-priced consultant to ease its labor pains. they will help figure out what went wrong in labor negotiations that that led to 2 strikes last year and recommend any changes that should be made within the transit agency. >>> of all of the city has, a lot of parking spaces is not one of them. this summer it will be hardtory park in san francisco. they are thinking about leasing 450 of the 280,000 onstreet parking spaces to ride share cars. several public hearings are going to be held. ride sharing is very popular and the company's promise, they swear, they will pick up no more than 2 spots per city block. >>> well, are you a chronic returner? someone who buys things to try on and take back? julie watts says storing are keeping tabs and cracking down. >> finding delivers at her door is not uncommon for her and neither is filling out return label and shipping it back. >> i would say that about half of the things that i it actually buy i en

. >> he seems kind of -- apparently we have ourselves a standoff at wounded loin, yes. the armed standoff over this man illegally grazing his cattle is the subject of tonight's new segment, i don't get it. >> brought to you by -- huh? >> huh? it is a sound you make when you don't get it. >> look, i understand this is the west, everyone wants to romanticize it, last frontier of liberty, riding the rails on the open range, eating a tremendous amount of beans around the campfire, not caring about the normal social consequences of eating those beans because who is going to complain? the coyotes? not if they know what is good for them. >> babing! >> babing. >> that's the noise you make to scare them away. >> how is this guy bundy a hero how is this guy bundy a hero for ignoring federal law and what is the justification? >> i abide by all of nevada state laws, but i don't recognize the united states government as even existing. [laughter.] >> jon: i am as against government overreach as the next guy, but i don't think the federal government is overreaching by saying it exists

with rates staying loin the first quarter and stock market going up there would be a lot more m and a activity, a lot more refinancing that continued but we don't see that happening and there also wasn't a whole lot of trading. one surprise, actually may not surprise you, but citi holdings, it is the majority of that is the u.s. housing market. it's subprime mortgages, old line mortgage portfolios. the value of that rose very sharply. and a lot of the executives were just talking about how the u.s. housing market recovery is one of the main stories. >> you're telling us a lot of stuff that's going the way of citi. can investors expect citi give a dividend any time soon? it's been a while since they've seen one. will the federal reserve give the okay. >> they have a one. cent dividend. they didn't pass the capital return portion. executives today on the conference call said they would not be resubmitting that plan to the fed instead hunker down and try to rebuild those process make them morrow bust, resubmit next year so investors have to wait three more quarters for that. >> kayla, th

with the loine of questioning that we ended on yesterday. he was getting to crucial legal points about whether pistorius intended to kill who ever was beef hyped the do behind the door. that's what i want to ask you neg next. the prosecutor has got more to go. the case hinges on whether oscar pistorius was in the middle of a passionate violent fight or thought that there was an intruder shooting in self defense. what might be expect from the prosecution as it aims to accomplish that goal? hoping that they will get him to crack at that point and acknowledge, according to their version of events. that he knew it was reeva behind the door. we know testimony in state any case. neighbors who heard screaming was the key points in their case. because if reeva had been screaming pistorius by implication would have known it was her he was shooting at. we saw the defense poke holes in that yesterday. they put neighbors on the stand who were closer neighbors than the so-called eyewitness whose testified for the state. to counter the state evidence and

points here is on the real important to me is i was having the money and just being in the ten dir loin housing clinic and the housing for ten years, and then participating as an community engagement organizer for the last six years under a spipend and those things have helped me i started april 4, 2004, that is when they started to carry that cash and luckily i got pushed into it and a shelter, which was a good thing in the beginning i was lucky enough to get in housing, so the thing that helped me mostly was getting involved with the community and i speak to you guys and the other part was just recently happen is by a lucky turn not going through a drug program or not being arrested or anything like that, i have got exposed to a trauma recovery, and point being, it made me aware of the culture that we live in, and the people that do live in the sro it is like a trauma culture and i want to push out listening to the different options that were here and $11,000 for a shelter and $4,000 for the housing, and so my thing is awareness and i guess, work as a resource for people that are home

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, don faulk the executive director of the tender loin corporation, 700 are set aside for the formally homeless people and i am pleased to say that i hope that they will approve, and which will include another 40 units for homeless individuals and family and there is a growing understanding that it is clearly understood that there is savings from supportive housing and a growing understanding that housing is healthcare and that is a part of a bigger movement sweeping the country understanding of the social determ nants of health and as she pointed out most of the capitol to build the housing is not local and the real issue with that capitol is that a dollar spent on supportive housing is a dollar not available for other supportive, or for other affordable housing. and we really, our issue, the most important issue in my opinion, is the supply of affordable housing including supportive housing what we want and need to do is not a one time fix, but build a system that over the next 2 on years will simply produce more affordable housing including, supportive

. >> the mayor joined neighborhood leaders to intro produce the tender loin museum. this as well as the role in civil rights movements. it's slated to open in to 15. >> tonight 49ers have a new field and it's home grown. take a officials say earth stays green longer and can help player as void injury. >> etc. stronger, holding up roots better. >> what brings this to life is the turf. >> pier ten started with 106,000 square feet of grass on thursday. it looks like a football stadium. >> yes. >> perhaps just perhaps. everyone going to see showers i'll explain what i'm talking about here. they have seen green showing up. some is just up in the clouds. main system is well nornl of us. beautiful view. san jose, mid-60s. toordz the bay here, 64 in santa rosa. neighbors around concord, livermore, it is breezy. the camera is shaking. light showers tonight through tomorrow morning. milder weather for mid week. i'll show you where we'll see other chances of rain a cold front and showers that is very limited in moisture. clouds, sprinkles by 9:00 p.m . into overnight hours, lik