month of separation and it's my pleasure to join us here and many of us know that we are such a lucky cityd we are lucky because people around their world make their way to fraction, find hopey until the city they know that we celebrate our diversity and find strength in the different cultures that pretend together and now, i ask you also to bring me talent from the arab america communities to make me and help me lune run the city. yes, it's incredible. union, i think i can talk about how wonderful diversity is, but we have to get the talent from our communities to represent all of the different thing that we do in the city. and you know, tonight, even though there is something called a baseball game out there, but these wonderful events that we have in the city whether it's america's cup whether it's fleet week, whether it's the 49ers playing or the giants playing, even eventually when we land the superbowl it all board of trustees all of us, i know that what i'm doing as a mayor and making sure that i support smallbitions in the city is helpful to the america arab community because all o

the city is lucky she didn't filed any suit. and she was file in her complaint and the deadline had passed and couldn't have claim to medical expenses. she suffered greatly and i have seen this boat house and it's a mess. and i don't know how people survive there with the doors that don't close properly. and is the potential liability is great. i will turn the chairmanship to our vice president, i have to get on the airline, and thank you very much. >> thank you, president, torres. quickly on the lake merced item. i will ask staff, because commissioner caen is our expert on this assets. and the nature with our commission and the recreation and park's commission warrants refreshing our recollection and making transparent how we deal with real estate when we have those unique relationships. i hope we get a chance to see that policy again. and obviously we did discuss the mou but that was prior to i guess roughly $200 million bond that just passed. it's good to get back on the agenda. i have a speaker card here but i see mr. brooks

the work you did at p b i and district accept and i don't have a certificate for you but the city is very lucky to have you at d b i but for the two team, the congratulations, the floor is yours. (applause). . >> my name is jared and treasure of -- club my daughter who's going do grab the microphone any second -- our club was found in 1987 and we won seven consecutivive titles in 1970 and then had a 20 year drought and it's like waiting all day to win a title and so now we have won two consecutive title and e first one was contested in 1959 and so the next one is -- [inaudible] and we are hoping to be the first one of two national sports the galic -- if you look it up on you-tube, you will see good example of it and the field hockey and -- it's for many years we had two clubs in the city and now there are four and they are primarily to hold bond -- and so we (undistinguishable accent or words) clubs traveled and beat the a best of what america had to put in front of us and so i'll like in completion to thank seanel person burn for having us here today and to thank you and the mayor's office for

a set of superhero wheels is heading from the mean streets of gotham city to some lucky bidder's garagethe original batmobile went on the auction block today. it started as a concept car before being transformed into a crime-fighting machine. the car could fetch as much as $5 million. >>> well, a would-be robber in houston, texas, managed to break more than he could take. police say it happened early friday morning when the man tried to break in and then fell through the ventilation system. the owner says this is the second time someone has broken into the store through the roof. by the time police arrived, the man was gone. he grabbed liquor, cigarettes and cash and got out of there. >>> mobile weather -- that's your ride. >> well, i always wanted to be bat girl, so that would be pretty cool. but mobile weather has become my new toy. i call it lightning on wheels. >> there you go. >> it's really smooth. and yesterday i took it for its very first time across the golden gate bridge where we were taking a look at the surf as it continues to build here in the bay area. good evening. let's

cities. i am very lucky to be part of the u.s. conference of mayors, and they allow me to represent san francisco as the innovative center for all the rest of the cities across the country. so we get to compare information and there. what these days i will get to talk to you while i am in washington, d.c., and you can hear what i am saying across there, so we can enjoy it -- wherever i go, you know i will be working and not fooling around. finally, we also are using technology to join our private companies in hiring san franciscans. hopefully some of your kids, some of your grandkids as well, are going to enjoy some of these great jobs in san francisco, because the companies that are here, many of them have agreed to use the virtual hiring practice called hiresf.org and share the technology to hire online send franciscans. we're doing the right here in our great city. i have a chief innovation officer, jane, who is working in my office. he keeps a good connection for both me and them members of the board of supervisors to share in

she's real a dine a moe and we're so lucky to have her in the city. * dynamo. so, i want to invite sandra up here as our most empowering city employee of the year. (applause) >> everybody here, sandra has touched all your lives. >> i'm truly honored. you guys are all wonderful to work with. i love the community. you know that. i'm allegation here for you. thank you so much for this honor. it's all about you guys. thank you so much. (applause) ♪ >> i'd now like to invite the supervisor for district 9, supervisor david campos, to represent the next award. (applause) >> good evening, everyone. welcome to this beautiful building here at city hall, the people's building. and to help me present the next award, i'd like to ask an institution and the portal neighborhood, ruth wallace, if you could please come up. [cheering and applauding] >> it is, it is my honor, our honor to present today what i think is one of the most important ones. every award here is important. but we're recognizing the work of a young person, and i think that any time that we involve young peop

my own parents and all live in mexico city, and we are lucky because we both of broadband connections in our home. if a few weeks ago we got on skype. we set up the computer in our kitchen, and they set it up in their dining room but they instructed my husband and me as we tried to make one of their favorite meals. and they kind of scoffed when we were beating the dough too much and smiled when we had an almost round 40 a. for us, it is a the best way to connect because they live very far away and we do not get to see the mother rise. it is an important way for all of us to be able to connect with our families and with our communities. for americans living with disabilities, many of whom are also aging americans, broadband and commuters -- computers can provide even more critical tools for health and wellness. they allow someone with a speech impairment to e-mail her doctor, a person who is mobility limited to its in glasses -- classes online, and for someone else to work at home. 29% of people with disabilities would join the work force if telecommuting were actually a viable option

the stunt first begin in new york city and lucky for us it takes place transit rides. >> take a looke and numbers are around 30. san francisco is at 41. the flow is out of north. afternoon high temperatures and high pressure building in still below the average. so we should be in the mid to upper 50s. 51 in san mateo. heading out to the east bay, 51 in east bay and numbers will be dropping through the 40s. 48 degrees. 44 in the evening hours there is freeze watch for the entire bay area. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 20s and we're not going to warm up until the middle of next week. >>> good morning, i'm katie marzullo. >> let's start off with the weather. >>> good morning, it's nice and sunny and temperatures are below freezing. temperatures around the bay, while they range about 30 degrees in the north and east. to 35 in mountain view and san jose. take a look at oakland, at 40. 41 in san francisco. we have the cold temperatures but we have a little fog and a little bit of wind. windchill factor in napa, it feels like 25. we'll stay in the 30s and 40s. then by 9:00 we're war

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youth; to make sure they understand that they have partners in both city government and in the community to help. those that are lucky and can survive; all of this and when they end up on the shores of san francisco, if we can find them and provide them with support and help them change their lives. and then get to the business of the criminal acts involved in exploiting our kids. we should do all of that and this trafficking. i want to thank everybody for being here today, helping celebrate this event recognizing the awareness month but also recommitting ourselves in every possible way to do what we can do to end this on a worldwide basis and to know the source businesses and individuals and groups of people organized to continue this effort and to do our best to end their activities as well. i want to make sure that i think both emily but also nancy goldberg for your interest as well not only interest but your work as a native san franciscan to do everything that you have been doing to end this too. i am privileged today to recognize a number of individuals who have been strong, strong advocates, people who have go

it's one of the biggest deals that i think the city will ever make. we are so lucky, phil, to have a team that is willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars, their own money. this is a big, big game changer. >> reporter: these events cost money, especially something like the super bowl. what's the payback on all this? >> it will cost money, and i'm not going to have a general fund be the primary pay for that. we will do something on behalf of the city that will help but most of the money will be raised in the private sector. >> reporter: as you can see, mayor lee is already looking beyond the super bowl and i already say one game at a time. this guy's definitely got a game plan that may include a bid for the olympics, as well. at city hall san francisco, phil matier cbs 5. >>> we have you covered on everything super bowl this week. you have already heard from dennis and michelle and a little later in the newscast mike sugerman takes us for a ride on his cross-country trip to the superdome. we'll take a look at his -- well, first class accommodations. >>> new at

city clean. >> a clip from "redemption." matt o'neil, tell us where susan is today and some of the other people you profiled? >> shias still working on the street, collecting cans but susan is luckyh to be living in atlantic city, and housing. that was her goal. she just got priced out of new york. she was a new yorker all her life. without a subsidy, she was not able to afford to stay here. you play a clip earlier from president obama saying before we were "us >> we were them, and i think that is something we need to pay to a -- tension to. these are men and women just like you and me that slipped through the >>. as we were making this film and you see it, the men and women who are not collecting cans do not make eye contact with the men and women collecting cans for they walk right by time and again and never engaged read these our fellow citizens. it is happening all around the country. >> there are a lot of immigrants as well that you profiled, families collecting bottles. talk about the process and where people live. >> when i started this, i thought was going to be mostly homeless people working on the streets. it turns out most of the can collectors are the working poor. h

. ♪ [ music ] >> an american idol pre mere event in 11 cities across the country including the washington dc region. luckyhans got an early look at the -- fans got an early look at the first show airing january 16th. the tumultuous chemistry between mariah carey and nicki minaj will keep you tuned in. >> i am not saying that. >> slow down. >> season 12 definitely has the most talented idol cast >> i love the judges they bring a lot of energy. >> it is great. nicki minaj, mariah, loved it. >> it is good because like the judges have their own unique style. >> seemed they were feuding, but then at the same time you saw moments when they were laughing. >> a live q and a with the cast followed the sneak peak. >> randy jackson is back, country super star keith urban, everyone we spoke with tonight said the idol producers have nailed it the perfect cast of judgesle and contestant -- judges and contestants. season 12 kicks off, next wednesday the 16th, 8:00 p.m., 2 hours long, then another 2 hours for part two, thursday night all of it right here on fox 5. brian. >> thanks. >>> washington humane society rescued m

youth; to make sure they understand that they have partners in both city government and in the community to help. those that are lucky and can survive; all of this and when they end up on the shores of san francisco, if we can find them

seeing how mayor brown became mayor and my lucky charm of being now the first asian mayor of the citynding -- thank you. (applause) >> understanding now that we have the first african-american as president of the united states has now been reelected. [cheering and applauding] >> and this is in addition to all of the local regional lgbt persons that have been elected and a pointed to this wonderful city and the region. * appointed i think they would smile, that they would see that their efforts to make this city much more equitable for everybody has been already accomplished. and like supervisor wiener said, the job isn't done, but there's been a lot that has been done. and we're proud of it and we want to keep it going. and just look at the crowd here today celebrating this. you see how diverse the city is and continues to be, and that we pledge in our own official capacities, we're going to always keep these doors open. we're going to always work to make our diversity benefit the rest of the city for generations and generations to come. this is our commitment. this is why we have the