mark leno has been on the senate floor for the past hour offering up amendments. within the last 30 minutes there was a new vote and the bill passed 21-13. we still don't know the details of exactly what happened on the senate floor. we are gathering them for you now. we will have an update coming up at 6:00. reporting from city hall, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, slapped with a fine. the tv commercial that got southwest airlines in trouble with the feds. >>> law enforcement on a special mission. the honored guest that attracted a lot of attention in the south bay. >>> it's really exciting. but it's also really scary at times. >> and she knows, how do you spell success? this bay area teen's got the answer. the word that sent her to the national spelling bee finals coming up. >>> good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri. we're tracking a cooling system getting closer to the coastline. we'll let you know how much this fog and a bit of drizzle will mean and those temperatures for the weekend coming up. >>> google on the cutting edge of technology. in one w

as you know, the first time mark leno tried to get his bill through the senate to put kill switches on smartphones like this it was met with a lot of resistance. now san francisco supervisor has taken up the cause, leno has been negotiated with the manufacturers and it looks like as you say the kill switch is coming back to life. the technology to send a signal to your phone to kill it is already available. >> if you don't pay your bill, your phone gets shut down. >> reporter: what supervisor london breed wants is that technology made available to the owners of cell phones so that thieves will be discouraged from stealing them. >> i like that idea, not stealing phones. it's happened to me before. >> reporter: somebody stole your phone. >> oh, yeah. right off the kitchen table. i mean, restaurant table. >> reporter: in san francisco last year, reported thefts averaged 200 phones a month, and this year the number has doubled. >> not far from here at the mall there's a some sort of drop box i've heard where thieves of phones can put them in and get 40 bucks out. so it encourages theft. an

the bill's author state senator mark leno tweaked the legislation which caused apple and microsoft toop their opposition. one change. the bill now longer applies to tablets like the ipad. it's still has to pass the state assembly and be reviewed by governor brown before becoming law. maureen kelly kron4 news. as we move into the later morning hours we will seeing everything to start clearing top.--up tempters of the door will be in the '50s that no forties' temperature-. don't forget about the ones out there tomorrow come, at near the coast line will see cuts of up to 40 m.p.h.. as we had until early next week we will have another he way with tempters soaring into the 80s and 90s. safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. for mother's day weekend two pounds of driscoll's strawberries are just $3.99 moms love tulips. they're just $5.99 a bunch. and brew up starbucks for only $6.99. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. [doorbe

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i've received any awards with special recognition from the speaker of the house nancy pelosi and mark leno for our contribution to san francisco and hiring people from the community and providing wonderful, delicious southern desserts. our speciality is sweet potato pie sorry i didn't bring samples for everybody but the elliptic cookery has helped me to establish my business and keep it going since 2000. on a time-share base its hard sometimes when you have to share a table with two companies so if you're working in a space with them. so thank you very much for considering that project and you'll install a dump water in the new building and more storage we don't want to see a fight between the cookie manager and the pie criminalist lady. thanks i'm off to get my taxed done >> next time bring pie. >> hi i'm kate i'm a co- owner of sweet constructions i take it a backing company we do kooekz a and ice cream swashes. we started because i lost my job and this was a way to stay in the city. we'd been working informally out of our houses and this was a way to make it official in a way to have in

in san francisco mayor ed lee and senator mark leno will speak followed by a parade. it starts at ten-thirty a-m in golden gate park. mill valley will be holding a parade. it starts in old mill park at ten-thirty a-m. san jose will have a service with a military aircraft fly- over. the event is at eleven a-m in oak memorial park. and in walnut creek. a service will be held in civic park at ten a-m. still ahead. giants and a's take to the mound. we have your bay area baseball! heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you times and drove in four runs to lead the giants to an 8-1 rout of the twins. madison bumgarner struck out 10 and surrendered just three hits in seven innings to help the giants improve to a major league-leadin

consortium clinics that was let's open in the first round of the budget committees i've spoke up to mark leno but the last they know is to get rid of the c p f program when it's shown success in renewing the birthing rate. >> thank you very much for alerting us i'm sure our department will make sure that the services will be provided. the next templeton the agenda is the report back from the finance and budget planning committee earlier today >> good afternoon the finance and planning committee met today at 8 o'clock and went through a responsibility agenda that includes the discussions on how the finance and planning committee review contracted. we also have approved the contract report from may and 3 new contracts which are all list on the consent calendar for the commissioners to approve we also have heard from kim and her fabulous team on the healthy san francisco annual report draft that will be presented to the full commission in the first meeting no june. and latest we heard from ms. jackie the contract the rfp report the updated rfp report. any questions? >> what mr. the gentleman dis

our neglected officials has been a library supporter from the state elective thank you, supervisor mark leno >> good afternoon north beach it's great to be here. it's not often we get to say the words your tax dollars at work with a smile on our faces but we're smiling today because of the determination the commitment, the dedication and the tenacity of so many people here who have kept the eye on the ball and insisted our elected officials made this happen. and now 14 years later two successful bond measures passes and $200 million wisely invested now completed this is a humane accomplishment. i show up at the ribbon cuttings because i know a great event when i see one. so many friends and colleagues, i have in the elective that are more than a little bit envious. so many other part the city have playground rates of unemployment and the drought and they don't have the wherewith all to continue to revisit in the public infrastructure we're doing with this building and across the street in every neighborhood around san francisco so today count blessings and today thank you the hard working li

state senator mark leno reintroduced his revised bill this morning after a similar proposal lost by just two votes several weeks ago. changes to the bill give manufacturers more time to comply with the rules. more than half of all robberies in san francisco involve cell phones. that figure climbs to 75% in oakland. the assembly now has to pass that bill before a governor can sign it into law. if your phone was stolen, how far would you go to get it back. a new study found people are willing to shell out big bucks and put themselves in danger. half would pay $500 to get their phone back. a third say they would pay $1,000. 70% say they would actually put themselves in harm's way. not the phone itself people say is valuable. it's what they have stored on it like contacts, banking information, music and pictures. i just don't get it. >> it's scary. >> well, lets take a look outside. meteorologist mike nicco with all that. >> morning from the roof. the clouds are hanging low, that's why bumping into higher elevation. for the rest of us it hasn't happened yet. a possibility it will, weak cold

similar bill fell short of approval by two votes last month but mark leno changed it to exclude tablets and delay the requirement until july of next year. >>> 4:36 is the time right now. it's now been one year since oakland police chief howard jordan resigned and the city of oakland has not found a permanent chief to replace him. quan would not say if he is the front runner to remain on the job permanently but the mayor acknowledges violent crime in oakland has gone down with the interim chief involved. >> better on crime reduction and on meeting the goals of the federal monitor. >> now inn has applied for the police chief's job. >>> plans to expand a uc berkeley research lab in the bay area are drawing mixed reviews from people who live near the site. uc berkeley wants to double its space. they want to add 133 acres to the lawrence berkeley lab there. >> something that our children can prepare for right now in school they can have the right education, tools, and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> but there are concerns how the project will benefit the community. >>> we want to r

i'm a big strong supporter of our rent controlled units and that is why i joined with senator mark leno up in sacramento to reform the ellis act so you don't have speculators coming in here and wiping out whole buildings of affordable units for people so that's hopefully going to get some traction. i also want to make sure that we work with our departments to find all the lands that are available that are wib our control that can be used to build housing because guess what? the biggest cost in building affordable housing is the land cost itself. and we've got, for example, 16 *t and mission now, finally the school district was able to make an agreement with us and that's just one of many parcels that people and entities have held on to that we are now identifying through kind of a land banking effort that we're trying to get. i'm asking banks and corporations to come in and assist us with land banking opportunities that buy down the cost of land so we can build housing that's affordable for working families and then we joined with supervisor farrell very strongly on the down payment ass

. >> mark leno co-sponsored sb4. >> are you happy with the results that so far very little has bun done for sb4? >> i'm concerned. it only reinforces why we should consider a moratorium until we gather the information in sb4. >> isn't that the point, for the public to see what is going on. >> it absolutely is the point. >> marshal insists it is complying with the law as it is currently written. >> again, we cannot impose some additional reporting requirement on operators -- >> an concern about our health and safety. >> don martin says he and his fellow residents say they wish they knew more about what was going on from behind that tarp. >> it absolutely nodes to be enforced. that's part of the problem. lack of enforcement. >> since we began our investigation, the state has updated its website but it still does not have the exact number of frack wells that are listed on the industry's frackfocus site. you can find all of it on our, site as well. senator leno says he will work to make sure that happens. i'm stephenstock, nbc bay area news. >> thank one stephen. >>> national hero or traito

the bill introduced by state senator mark leno removed language from the state family code saying marriage must between a man and woman. the bill was approved by the state senate yesterday. it now heads to the state assembly. >>> happening today, president obama and german chancellor merkel are meeting at the white house today to put on a display of unit against russia. the two leaders will have a news conference this morning days after the u.s. and european union mosted new sanctions over russia over unis your gent into ukraine. >>> well, there is a winner in that is a cease style contest for the next space -- in the nasa style contest for the new uniforms to be used in the space suits for its next visit to the moon. nasa is concerned with more than just how it looks. nasa has redesigned it so it is easier to walk in. the new suit -- get this -- costs $4.5 million to develop. >> oh, my goodness. i like the way the model is standing. >> that is what you would look like! [ laughing ] >>> well, 4:48 is the time. sal, it is friday. we get a little silly. >> it is friday? >> already. can you b

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the bill sponsored by senator mark leno requires a landlord to own a building for at least five years before tenants could be evacuated. the more than then passed last night. it heads to the assembly. both the state senate and asemily passed legislations to give city college of san francisco more times to fix its problems. they have set a deadline of july 31st. they have met nearly 95% of the 350 objectives laid out by the commission but it needs more time. the commission has repeatedly refused other requests to extend the deadline. if city college loses its accreditation, it would close. >>> it's 4:37. the state has increased a measure to increase the minimum wage. last year legislatures approved tour raise it to $9. and then increase it to $10 in 2016. >>> hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects. >> he will never be forgotten and our life will be changed. forever. >> the emotional vigil for one of the bay area victims of the aye la vista rampage. >> and an entire bay area neighborhood that says it's under siege. >>> we are still looking at a deacceptability commute on a fr

housing that bill was treed and in our packet is a copy of the bill with a fact seat from senator mark leno that he expect it will be heard by a committee at the end of this month either april 24th or maybe may 7 we'll keep you apprised. and finally, i wanted to you heard in the budget presentation that filling staff positions we've got two new staff ray mom and dad lee and jeff white who commissioner singh remembers is a houser commission is returning to us after working with bank of america he'll be returning as as project manager on monday. we'll make sure to introduce them to you but we're excited to be staffing up that concludes my report >> thank you very much. lots of >> can i ask a question. >> sure, yes senator bill 1404 will pep help to build the housing obligation were we smiled a request with the department of finance that's pending they've asked a number of questions and certainly having state legislation, you know, putting this into state law obey helpful to us. >> thank you very much. next item. >> the next order of business is the commissioners questions and answers. >> any

the bill's author, state senator mark leno of san francisco, has had his proposal watered down a bit. the kill switch would only work with cell phones and be tablets. the start date was pushed back to july 2015. apple and microsoft dropping their opposition to the bill helped it pass. the bill now heads to the state assembly. >> tonight at 11:00, guy marriage and cars. a local car dealership is standing up for marriage equality. with a new tv ad making a splash. >> nbc bay area joins us from the toyota dealership in oakland. cheryl, is toyota getting push back? >> there has been some push back for that commercial, but probably not as much as you might think. and that's probably because we are here in the bay area. >> i know i told you to meet me at the dealership but i bought the car. >> the ad begins with a well on the phone, talking to her house is. she was in the drive way apologizing about a decision she made to buy a new car. >> and the sale was so transparent -- >> then the reveal. her spouse is a woman. >> oh, my gosh. >> a television ad that some believe is the first of its ki

>>> happening today, the state senate will consider another bill to crack down on smartphone -- mark leno will reintroduce the bill. the proposal launched by two votes several weeks ago. amendments from the new bill will give manufacturers more time to comply with the new rules and clarify that the rules will not apply to tablets. law enforcement officials say more than half of all robberies in san francisco involve cell phone snatching. that figure as high as 75% in oakland. >>> this morning, community members would upset b.a.r.t.'s plan to the oakland international airport are expected to voice their opinion. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors holding a meeting at 9:00 at their oakland head quarters and will hear a report whether the project will have a disproportionate impact on minorities or low-mcriders. the current fare for bartd is $3 for adults and could go up to $6 by 2017. a public budget hearing will be held in two weeks. the b.a.r.t. board is scheduled to consider adoption on june welfare. >>> a woman who is used to helping people with cancer is an un -- in unfamiliar territory. sh

but state senator mark leno will push it forward, again, today. one thing in his favor apple which opposed the kill switch bill now not taking a side on it and running i0s 7 has a kill switch built in. >>> for the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to courtney reagan live in cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. futures are higher after another choppy day of trading on wednesday. stocks fell at the open but recovered some ground when allen testified before congress. the economy will be in better shape at the end of this year. the dow had its best day in three weeks but the nasdaq closed at a three-week low. data on unemployment and another hearing on the economy and the dow rising 117 points from 16,518. the nasdaq slipping 13 to 4067. >>> well, now you can get your package delivered seven days a week. amazon is expanding sunday delivery service to 15 more u.s. cities, including philadelphia, dallas and new orleans. the bay area is not on the list yet. the online retailer first rolled out the service in ne

but state senat mark leno pushed for the day, got it to the senate. it will have to go to the house. one thing in his favor, apple, which lad oppohad opposed the k switch bill, now doesn't take a side in the issue. apple iphones's running ios 7 do have a skill switch in there anyway. but the bill now headed the to the state assembly. >>> well, calling for help without saying a word. you will soon be able to text 911 in an emergency situation. starting next week, california's emergency dispatch centers can apply to provide text to 911 service through the country's four leading wireless carriers. it's a program that's designed for those with hearing and speech problems, but really could provide anybody with another way of getting emergency help. >> let's say if someone was following me or something down the street, i might not want to -- i might not be as inclined to call the police or dial 911 if i don't want that person behind me to know that i'm calling the police. soy might be more inclined to use the text message type system. >> i'd probably get to

mark leno of san francisco had his proposal watered down quite a bit. the kill switch would apply only to cell phones, not to tablets. in addition the start date was pushed back another six months until july of next year. >>> apple is considering buying its biggest acusition ever. beats by dr. dre. there are reports the cupertino company may pay more than $3 billion for beats. that would make it the largest accusation ever for apple. also one of its most unusual. beats has not created any new technology, just a fashion. this follows a string of high-priced deals in silicon valley that includes google buying nest for $3 billion and facebook's deal for whatsap. >>> seasoned freis could come to a mcdonald's near you. for that and the rest of the news before the bell is hampton pearson live at cnbc washington bureau. good morning, hampton. >> how are you doing, scott? futures are flat after stocks erased early gains on thursday and close the lows of the session and nasdaq posting the first three-day losing streak in a month. the russell 2,000 index is now d

it failed two weeks ago, but state senator mark leno tweaked his bill.d since then, two big players, apple newsstand and microsoft, dropped their opposition. opponents question the need for the law when most smart phones are already equipped with kill switches. c-net's richard nieva explains what the bill hopes to do. "to make sure everybody has it across the board and to make sure it's automatically turned on and a consumer doesn't have to go in and do themselves because some people might not do it or don't know they can do it." most of the wireless industry remains opposed.to the bill and it still has to pass the state assembly what are you up to? just playing hide the cheddar. can i play? it's more of a one person kind of game. i won. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. [bl ris] [pf. bke] farrs,w lievwhatou d't kw ke wfor insud drers? t corage [rot] oh. k[pf. bke] lk tfarms t corage d gesmarr abt yo surae. ♪e arfarms bu- pa dum m - m - m - m♪ wireless routers have certain speeds going in. but with our xfinity wireless gate

it comes as state senator mark leno plans to introduce another bill tomorrow. a similarville came up two votes short a -- a similar bill came up two votes short a few weeks ago. >>> president obama will be in los angeles tonight for a fundraiser. earlier he was in arkansas to see the devastation from last week's tornadoes. one twister wiped out a whole subdivision. the president arrives in silicon valley tomorrow for two fundraisers for the democratic national committee. >>> the white house claims russia has not withdrawn troops from the ukrainian border despite claims from president putin. the obama administration says there is no evidence to prove otherwise. about 40,000 russian troops have been positioned on ukraine's border for several weeks. u.s. officials charge the troops are there to stir up instability in ukraine. >>> a mixed day on wall street with tech stocks getting clobbered. federal reserve chair janet yellen says the fed will likely keep borrowing low rates for a while. the dow and s&p were up, tech stocks like twitter and aol dragged the nasdaq

in san francisconer mark leno will speak at a parade followed with the mayor and mill valley having a parade in old mill park at 10:30 as well and san jose will have a service with military aircraft flyover at 11:00 a.m. in oak memorial and in walnut creek a service at 10:00 a.m. in civic park. >>> time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> technology has worked its way into every facet of our life and changing everything. even the old classic yearbook. >> implementing reality in the yearbook and there and free ap to the phone or tablet and that ap can bring the book for life. scattered throughout the yearbook are pictures that have this play symbol. hold your ap over the picture and it comes to life with a video. >> people cannot only see the stills but they can see the real emotions that went on and you can hear some of it so they can either recall memories that they remember or look and say that was really fun for them or that they enjoyed themselves and really get a big -- a very big picture of what went on and how it affected everybody. >> here is some examples. here is sportin

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mark leno says the bill removes discriminatory language that says the takes the use of man and womanoff the code. the bill was approved by the state senate today on a 25 to 10 vote. it now heads to the state assembly. >>> another graphic reminder of just how little snow we've gotten this year. they were out checking the sierra snow pack. workers found for dirt than snow. it was their last survey of the season. a month ago they found the snow was at 40% of normal. the last really wet year was 2011 when the final snow pack measurement put the water content at 144% of average. >>> a few record highs out there today. these were the last highs we had. some places like san francisco. 20degrees warmer than we would expect. quite a bit warmer out there. temperatures are going to start cooling off. it's cooling off out there already. we have more of an on shore flow developing. this weather system is going to push the winds on shore tonight and tomorrow. we have temperatures out in ocean beach that are in the low 60s. so that's pretty mild for this time of night. we have low 60s in pacifica a

mark leno says the bill removes discriminatory language that says the takes the use of man and womande. the bill was approved by the state senate today on a 25 to 10 vote. it now heads to the state assembly. >>> another graphic reminder of just how little snow we've gotten this year. they were out checking the sierra snow pack. workers found for dirt than snow. it was their last survey of the season. a month ago they found the snow was at 40% of normal. the last really wet year was 2011 when the final snow pack measurement put the water content at 144% of average. >>> a few record highs out there today. these were the last highs we had. some places like san francisco. 20degrees warmer than we would expect. quite a bit warmer out there. temperatures are going to start cooling off. it's cooling off out there already. we have more of an on shore flow developing. this weather system is going to push the winds on shore tonight and tomorrow. we have temperatures out in ocean beach that are in the low 60s. so that's pretty mild for this time of night. we have low 60s in pacifica as well. if

joining us now is state senator mark leno who introduced a bill for all smartphones to be sold with kill switches. this is start lipping. people have died in smartphone robberies. why didn't the bill pass? >> nationwide it's 40%. it's now 65%. in oakland. 75% of robberies include a smartphone. i define it as a crime of convenience. it's so easy. our police chief tells me that the folks he roasts for it refers -- arrests for it refers to the crime as apple picking. it's a crime of convenience. if we end the convenience, we end the crime. that's the deterrence that you already described. how is it the bill didn't pass? we came within two votes, and will be taking the bill up on another vote of reconsideration later this week. i'm confident having spoken with my colleagues, amendments taken at the request of the industry will get us across the finish line, then it goes to the assembly for the process continue. >> there's similar legislation in new york. the new york police commissioner said: >> the numbers are pretty astonishing. phone companies make $30 billion in replacements for lost and

. >> reporter: mark leno co-sponsored sb 4. >> reporter: are you happy with the results that so far verylittle's been done for sb 4? >> i'm very concerned. it reenforces why we should consider a moratorium while we gather the information. >> reporter: isn't the whole point of sb 4 is to make sure the public gets to see what's going on? >> it absolutely is. >> reporter: he insists the state is complying with the law as currently written. >> it's to increase public transparency, but, again, we cannot impose some of our additional reporting requirement on operators. >> that's not enough to be concerned about our health and safety. >> reporter: he says he wished he and his fellow residents knew more about what was going on behind that tarp. >> it absolutely needs to be enforced. and that's part of the problem, the lack of enforcement. >> reporter: since we began our investigation, the state has updated its website, but it still does not have the exact number of fracked wells that are listed on the industry's fracfocus site. you can find all the wells on our website as well. the department of

republicans say the increase will force businesses to raise prices or fire workers senator mark leno says his bill will help lift many of the 7.9 million minimum wage earners in california out of poverty. >>> a measure requiring employers give workers at least three paid sick days a year also cleared major hurdle today passing the assembly. the bill would allow employees to accrue one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. employers could limit that paid leave to three days per year. the california chamber of commerce has branded the bill a job killer. if signed into law the measure would go into efect in july 2015. temperatures on their -- would go into effect in july 2015. >>> temperatures on their way to cooling off. these are the highs from today. i showed them to you once but they're worth noting because highs today five to 10 degrees cooler. hot spots will be low 80s. most of us will be in the low to mid-70s. there's the weather system to the north of us. it doesn't look like much. but you see it right out here, that stratosphere is making it to the coast. you can a

republicans say the increase will force businesses to raise prices or fire workers senator mark lenos his bill will help lift many of the 7.9 million minimum wage earners in california out of poverty. >>> a measure requiring employers give workers at least three paid sick days a year also cleared major hurdle today passing the assembly. the bill would allow employees to accrue one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. employers could limit that paid leave to three days per year. the california chamber of commerce has branded the bill a job killer. if signed into law the measure would go into efect in july 2015. temperatures on their -- would go into effect in july 2015. >>> temperatures on their way to cooling off. these are the highs from today. i showed them to you once but they're worth noting because highs today five to 10 degrees cooler. hot spots will be low 80s. most of us will be in the low to mid-70s. there's the weather system to the north of us. it doesn't look like much. but you see it right out here, that stratosphere is making it to the coast. you can alrea

san francisco senator mark leno changed it to exclude tablets.e also delayed the requirement until july of next year. >>> plans to expand a uc berkeley research lab in the bay area are drawing mixed reviews from people who live near the site. uc berkeley wants to double the size of its field station that sits on 100-acres in richmond. now the school wants to add another 133-acres to the lawns berkeley lab facility. residents call that a beacon of hope. >> something that our children can you know prepare for right now in school. that they can have the right education and the right tools and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> but there are also some concerns about how the project will benefit the community. people who live in richmond say they would like to make sure local residents get the new jobs that would come with the expansion. >>> a very important new warning about a highly contagious infection. the letter going out today to bay area parents. >> and we're learning new details of a lawsuit against a san francisco 49er. how a man says

it came up one vote short when it was introduced a couple of weeks ago, but on thursday, mark leno will reintroduce legislation that would require cell phone companies to put a kill switch on smartphones to make them inoperable when stolen. in san francisco, more than half of all robberies now involve cell phone snatching and in oakland, that figure is as high as 75%. the state legislature is also considering a bill that would tax some drivers for every mile they drive. lawmakers say a volunteer vehicle miles tax would help make up the difference from a drop in revenue from the current gas tax. revenue has declined because people are driving cars that get better gas mileage and buying better gas. the program would be modeled on similar taxes in washington and oregon. >>> 7:10. happening today, the obama administration is releasing a massive new report on climate change, emphasizing how global warming is already complainging our daily -- changing our daily lives. 300 scientists contributed to the report. coming up at 7:45, pam cook will tell us what the report says about the effect of cl

in san francisco mayor ed lee and senator mark leno will speak followed by a parade. it starts at ten-thirty a-m in golden gate park. mill valley will be holding a parade. it starts in old mill park at ten-thirty a-m. san jose will have a service with a military aircraft fly- over. the event is at eleven a-m in oak memorial park. and in walnut creek. a service will be held in civic park at ten a-m. as we get ready for some memorial day bar be ques. i'm here with our meterologist brian van aken with a look at the grilling forecast tomorrow. brian? sunshine and clear skies i hope? temperature is not about 10 to 15 degrees. look at some of these readings into the inland valleys. we have some temperature is closing in on 100 degrees, much warmer than what we. had we the warm temperatures are here to stay for another day. memorial day is looking like a hot day tomorrow with some cooler temperatures by the east valley due to some sea breeze. winds up to 20 mi. per hour even, stronger. gusts are currently at 35 and over 20 in other areas. for tomorrow, memorial day, a repeat

state senator mark leno. 5p_apple not opposing kill switch_v 5-7 11p_cell phone kill switch_pkg 05-07 5p_apple nt opposing kill switch_v 5-7 happening today: the amgen tour of california spins of sacramento. the 9th editionf y: the amgen >> a kill switch that would render stolen phones inoperative and lessen the chance of getting your phone stolen. the public opposition we never thought made much sense was based on the original risk to hacking with personal safety and privacy. never made sense. >> why were they opposed to it then? >> the fact that they make $30 billion a year replacing lost and stolen phones. another $8 billion selling us insurance in case we're robbed. if the crime really goes away, which is our intent, those revenues will drop. >> all right. what caused you to think apple and motorola, i think the other giant to switch in both opposing your bill to going neutral. which was a signal that was going to pass? >> i was told by microsoft and the other company that it's a different operating system, so we did that and made an extra six months for implementation time so it'

mark leno will reintroduce his kill switch bill tomorrow. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors developing similar kill switch legislation for the city of san francisco. that proposal would require the antitheft technology be installed on all smart phones sold in san francisco. 67% of robberies in the city involve mobile devices. the wireless industry says some smart phone users willed a an optional and reversible kill switch next year. >>> after a review of current water bills showed people in pleasanton did not respond to a request back in february to voluntarily cut their water use by 20%. instead there was actually an increase in water use compared to last year of 9%. under the new rules, people are only allowed to water their lawns twice a week and violators could face hefty fines. >>> ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin was invited to the white house to be briefed on a bill of climate change. now he spoke one on one with president obama about the issue and it's something the president says needs to be addressed now. >> this is not something until the distant future, this

similar bill fell short of approval by just two votes last month but san francisco senator mark leno exchanged -- changed it to exclude tablets and delay the requirement until july of next year. >>> it's been one year since oakland police chief howard jordan resigned as chief and the city of oakland has not found a permanent police chief to replace him. shawn has served as the city's interim police chief. yesterday he stood side by side with mayor jean quan at a news conference. mayor quan would not say if whent is the front runner to remain on the job permanently. but the mayor has acknowledged violent crime has gone down with the interim chief involve. >> the department continues to get better on crime reduction and meeting the goals of the federal monitor. >> mayor quan says the city is conducting its final interview. she is hoping to announce a new police chief sometime next month. >>> plans to expand a research lab here in the bay area are drawing mixed reviews. uc berkeley wants to double the size of a field station. now the school wants to add another 133 acres to the lawrence

the bill sponsored by mark leno requires a lan lord to own a building for at least five years beforeants can be evicted under the ellis act. this measure failed to pass the senate on wednesday. and then leno agreed to make changes to exempt mom and pop landlords. the measure passed last night. it now goes to the assembly. >>> both the state and senate passed resolutions urging accreditation to give city college of san francisco to give it more time. the resolution says city college has met nearly 95% of the 350 objectives laid out by the commission but they need more time. the commission has refused other requests to extend that deadline. if they lose their accreditation, they will probably close. >>> currently the state minimum wage is $8 an hour. last year legislatures approved a bill to raise the minimum wage to $9 and then increase it again to $10 in 2016. the new legislation passed by the senate would increase the minimum wage to $13 an hour by 2017. >>> time is just about 5:40. reaching a 20-year high. coming up in 20 minutes new concerns about measle cases and what that means

. >> reporter: state senator mark leno cosponsored sb 4. >> are you happy with the results that very little has been done for sb 4? >> i'm concerned. it only reinforces why we should consider a moratorium until we gather the information that's required in sb 4. >> isn't that the whole point of sb 4 to make sure the public gets to see what's really going on? >> it absolutely is the point. >> reporter: marshal insists the state is complying with the law as currently written. >> one of the crepe trol premises of senate bill 4 is to increase transparency. again we cannot impose some additional reporting requirement on operators. >> starting to be a concern about our health and safety. >> reporter: don martin says he and his fellow residents wished they knew more about what was going on behind that tarp. >> in order to protect the residents here it needs to be enforced. and that's part of the problem. the lack of enforcement. >> since we began our investigation the state has updated its website but it still does not have the exact number of fracked wells that are listed on the industry's

san francisco state senator mark leno will reintroduce his kill switch bill tomorrow. >>> the san franciscof supervisors considering crafting a similar kill switch legislation for the city. that proposal would require the antitheft technology installed on all smart phones sold in san francisco. 67% of robberies in the city involve mobile devices. the wireless industry says some smart phone makers will voluntarily add an optional and reversible kill switch next year. >>> the city of pleasanton is now mandating people cut back 25% on their water use. that is after a review of current water bills showed people in pleasanton did not respond to a request back in february to voluntarily cut their water use by 20%. instead, there was actually an increase in water use compared to last year of 9%. under the new rules, people are only allowed to water their lawns twice a week and violators could face hefty fines. >>> your time is 6:39. bill martin was invited and went to the white house to be briefed on a new government report about climate change. the bill was one of a handful -- bill was one of a h

the bill's author mark leno of san francisco had his proposal water down quite a bit.he kill switch would apply to cell phones and not tablets. the start date pushed back another six months to july of next year. >>> snapchat settled charges by the federal trade commission that it deceived consumers. it promises photos sent by users will disappear after a certain period of time put the fcc alleges photos can be saved by those who send them or those who receive them through various methods. >>> apple considering its biggest acusition ever. beats by dr. dre. reports the cupertino company could pay $3 million for beats and the largest acquisition ever for apple because beats hasn't created any new technology, just a fashion. follows a string of high-priced deals in silicon valley. google bought nest for $3 billion. >>> well, mcdonald's is looking to shake things up quite a bit. seasoned fries will soon roll out in northern california and st. louis. before you jump up the fries will only be sold in stockton, modesto and you have to season the fries yourself. they come with

. >> reporter: that is the bill's author senator mark leno. he says that in addition to apple's support, microsoft now backs the bill because it's been amended to exclude tablets. the last kill switch bill failed by two votes in the state senate and this time supporters expect it to pass. of course, there will still be some opposition. we'll hear from one of the lawmakers that voted against the bill last time around coming up in the next half hour. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> tuesday a san francisco supervisor announced she will write legislation requiring any phones sold in the city to have that kill switch. >>> happening today, president obama will return to silicon valley for a couple of democratic party fundraisers. he is set to arrive at moffett field this afternoon. then he will attend a fundraiser at a private home in los altos. later he is set to attend a reception at the fairmont hotel in downtown san jose. the president's only public appearance will be tomorrow at a mountain view walmart store. there, he will tout