. >> hello, i'm marlene the president of the k45g9 neighbors association i served on the coalition that negotiated with california pacific medical center that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2013 we were involved in this for 8 years and did extensive traffic studies ended up with the grant and the transportation improvement that is a very complex number of work on the transit transportation bicycling public safety part of the hospital and the study started in 2001 and the ended in 2009. and since then there has been right now in the planning pipeline crossing to director ram another 68 thousand units being built on the polk side we have outdated traffic information we're looking at as well as the development of the polk street plan as wrarpts to the corridor balloon with the hospital and have changes in the employment dominate when we started 51 percent of the hospital workers lived in san francisco now we're down to less than 40 percent more and more people are consulting in from longer distances to work in our hospitals and other critical businesses operation of the hospit

. >> hello, i'm marlene the president of the k45g9 neighbors association i served on the coalition that negotiated with california pacific medical center that was approved by the board of supervisors in 2013 we were involved in this for 8 years and did extensive traffic studies ended up with the grant and the transportation improvement that is a very complex number of work on the transit transportation bicycling public safety part of the hospital and the study started in 2001 and the ended

. >> reporter: as the long run of organized searches comes to a close, sierra's mother marlene gave a tearful word of thanks to those who took the time to search for her daughter. >> we never thought this was going to happen to us, but it did. and everybody, even the media, has helped to sustain us. it is just their way of showing that we don't want to give up. >> while the regular saturday searches will no longer go on, the family is hoping to receive some information about sierra's where abouts and will be back out there searching. christian hartnett, kpix5. >>> the family of of a south bay teenager is getting more aggressive in demanding who beat their son. the attack was unprovoked. >> i want justice for my son. because he is a good kid. >> reporter: maria rasner clings to her husband and the hope that police will find the person or the persons who beat her son, 17-year-old christian rasner outside the san jose mall. >> he is not a member of a gang. he didn't deserve what he got. >> reporter: parents say wednesday evening two men inside the mall were harassing christian and a frie

. >> good morning marlene trend a long time resident in visitacion valley and the community activist on january january 3rd i happened to see a facebook posting about la nefarious intended intention to implode the candle stick park i was alarmed i contacted sherryly moore and they didn't know much about the situation at this time and thanks to actually andrew that initially found out he informed his professor who informed dr. tompkins and the rest of us for a $6 billion project that affects us in district 10 and the city of san francisco how could they not provide that kind of information to a community that is asian pacific islanders and as a former immigrant rights commissioner commissioner president mccarthy you understand the need not only to to the regular folks if we have such a sizeable api population they didn't know anything recently the southeast commissioners were informed of sunset laws and the brown act the briefing was included the ordinance that was needed especially in district 10 in the bayview the api is the highest we know know nothing i'm grateful that dr. is ther

>> good evening, i'm marlene tran. over 5 years ago when i moved to the valley, a community chinese was known as cow palace. but by their association we have been living in a crime ridden community. it pains know hear ms. brown talk about the death of her son. all of these years we hear about the homicides. it's really difficult to tell people. eventually we changed the name to the proper name in chinese is which means visitation valley. i'm here to thank captain sullivan because a few months ago, he really lend to the residents and convened and bilingual meeting every month for the residents living around the bayview station. you have been very accommodating to us and i think this is the way to go. as you all know the sizable immigrant population in district 10, he really need the language access. i'm hoping that can also be done in visitation as well on a monthly bases so our district becomes more integrated. at this point a lot of people don't know what is happening. there has been three participatory budget meeting

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. >> reporter: that cringeworthy tip is from marlene, one of the long time smokers featured in the cdc's new tips from former smokers campaign. she's describing her treatment for macular degeneration. smoking doubles the risk for the condition, a fact she wishes she would have known when she picked up her first cigarette at age 18. >> it was devastating to me when i found out that i could lose my central vision. whoever thought that smoking could do something like this? >> reporter: other ads show men and women with colorectal cancer who must use ostemy bags to collect their waste. the testimonials are gruesome and honest because that's the way to reach smokers. >> we can't be too cautious because the smokers absolutely said we want to know what it will be like if we get this because that will help motivate us to quit. >> reporter: according to the cdc, it is working. other tips campaigns prompted more than 100,000 smokers to quit for good. erika edwards, nbc 10 news. >>> good news this morning about a little girl waging a big battle. last week we reported the scans show leah still is ca

. >> marlene started smoke whg she was 15 years old now has mack lan degeneration.essage she wanted to convey, if she new then what she knows now. >> if i had a crystal ball, i realized the damage that i was going to do to myself, i would never, ever have pick up that first cigarette. >> the possibility of not being able to see again never, ever affected me, because, i mean, nobody told me that those possibility were possible. >> latest tips will launch on march the 30th, and will run for 20 weeks. >> parents rally demand nothing mandatory vaccinations for children. concerned parents medical professionals, turned out to lobby against the two mandatory vaccination bills. they would require all children to be vaccinated prior to attending public schools. >>> you could be informed as much as you wanted to be but to force a pedicle procedure on human being is unethical in it own right. what they're doing under mining parental right state taking over the children's rights denying conformed consent. >> one of the bills being pro pieced in direct response to the measles ou

. >> i'm very proud to be associated with the ronald mcdonald house in philadelphia, marlene and the team do a great job and it is great for to us present this check to her tonight. >> wonderful wonderful check for 15 you this dollars. bev, is that a a south philadelphia accent. >> slightly further north than south philadelphia. >> a little bit further are north. thank you. >> this is special. >> very. >> aberdeen has been with us all six years of the tell a then and we are so appreciative on the not only what they do here but in philadelphia ronald mcdonald house. >> sarah and angie this is special, you see what people are doing, you see how much people care, how does it touch you. >> just knowing all the people out there care that there is good in the world it makes me happy. >> isn't that something. >> it is wonderful. >> so wonderful. >> thank you. >> big thank you to everybody and thank you, very much for aberdeen asset management. now what we were like to do is give a solute to our volunteers. home people giving up, so much of their time, look at them answering the phones, they

lead times by a steep and sierras mom marlene lamar they would often began each new search with a prayery every inch of of 15 square mile radius from that bus stops and all kinds of weather. >> reporter: there have been more than 1100 such searches. team sierra and they're now familiar red sneakers also attend court hearings for garcia duran as whole is charged with sierras murder. they are still hoping to bring zero home and perhaps the in the prosecution's case was steve lamar says he tries not to dwell on that. while >> reporter: tomorrow will be the last organized search. sierras fathers as team's sierra will be on call and definitely a can wrap up on a moment's notice if and when needed. mortgage yield dropped flat but about kron 4 news. >> pam: this city does not have enough orders off pursuers and try to recruit new ones. dan kerman an is live at police headquarters in san jose. >> dan kerman: most agree the way to hire new officers and read saying it was that they already have is to increase the benefits and raise the raisins. the police department is significantly understaffed.

who supported this the route like marlene's san will never give up.et a single minute for the time to look for this child should deserve to be found. >>reporter: it's a very dramatic day for the parents of the sierra lamar their fists to call officers the has been going on for three years to try and find the missing teenager will continue to stay on this story throughout the morning will have a live report from mike pelton standing by will turn our attention to whether we're expecting another one weakened in the bay area in my bridge of temperatures here to tell us about it is dan rubin. >>reporter: will set a few more today and i did was to have some mild temperatures for the morning hours a warmer pretty quickly a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza to to to try not live look at those six in the san francisco 59 for concord and goes antioch's will start to see some 61 in fremont that will go for san jose as well afternoon highs pretty nice 85 in sunnyvale 824 redwood city 84 and san jose that would be a new record for today a little more sense to

he's heartbroken toronto thing i simply a times including his ex-wife see marlene and at the surgicenterr. or open to hear from steve larmer we know he's back in fremont this morning. and so does the calls me go over and get his reaction to the search ending. i know that a war resolution in this case and they said it many times i'm facebook and twitter. >>: reporter: the war resolution in this case for the they find her body or they hope that she is found alive. <

marlene lamar saying we never thought it would happen to us, but through the tears, also thanking alle out there to be a part of the searching that have gone on for three years. >> very stoic of her. holding her head high talking about her daughter there. she also mentioned the longest running search center coming up on three years. her daughter disappearing march 16 of 2012. volunteers have been down there searching the rugged terrain. >> and we have seen them on our tvs . her parents have been so gracious through these years, through these very difficult times talking about their daughter trying to keep hope alive really through what is a difficult time. >> and again, the headline at this news conference, the lamar saying the last organized search for their daughter is being held today. >>> well, the man who is charged with killing sierra lamar is scheduled to return to court next month in san jose. sheriff deputies arrested him in may of 2012 on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering her. >> now, although her body has never been found, prosecutors say they are very confident they ha