highlighting his death of the most violent night is not something that jonathan masconi ones to do. >no longer bear to remember george i think i'm going to start next year to stop remembering november 27th and i will start remembering november 24th. that was his birthday. i will start remembering that. alecia reed, kron 4. >> a redwood city and neighborhood is mourning the death of a 14 year-old. >> assurance so young. >> we lost a 14 year-old. red--she was so young a redwood city neighborhood is mourning the death of a 14-year- old girl ... who was hit by a truck while riding her bike to school yesterday morning a makeshift memorial is growing near where the woodside high school freshman leyla beban ... many flowers, some victim or her family, were left .. most of the people stopping by the shrine, did not know the girl personally. but were moved to pay their respects. in national news... >>pam: g-o-p lawmakers grill the u.s. ambassador to the united nations.. susan rice. the hearing today dealt with her initial comments ... after the september eleventh attack on the u-s embassy in b

immediate and a long term, each time that we expanded and build one of the two buildings in the past, mascony, south, north and west, the revenue has grown and sustained itself and we believe that it will continue to happen with this next expansion, the revenue per room is the way that you value the hotel revenue is expected toin crease, 6.7 to 5.5 percent. that converts into hotel tax into the city's general fund. the occupantcy will grow to 86 percent when the expansion grows. >> the projected occupantcy of the rooms? >> since the rooms is where it comes from, we have to say that the hotel will benefit from the assessment. >> where is it at? >> 1.5 percent. >> what is the occupantcy? >> it is about 80 percent this year. >> 79, 80 percent, thank you. >> excuse me, office of economic and workforce development. i wanted to go over the approval process, this is for the district which is proposed to fund, you know, over two-thirds of the projects, regarding the moscone expansion, but in addition, the district wants to fund a few other things which i will go into in a minute. a few junctions wher

. >>> a somber vigil is on the way tonight to mark the day that masconi and milk were gunned down. john sasaki is live where san francisco's past and present are coming together tonight. >> reporter: hundreds of people are gathered in and around the steps of san francisco city hall. that right now that the music that you here is the san francisco's gay chorus singing to honor these two san francisco legends. as surprising as it may seem, it's been 37 years since mayor masconi and harvey milk were gunned down. every year the city residents come together to show the impact the two had on the city of san francisco. we've heard from a number of dignitaries. you were friend with harvey milk. tell me what really has happened in the 37 years? do you think we've gotten to the point where he would be proud. >> i think we really have. i think he would think we still have challenges. he was focused on many civil justices, obviously gay and lesbian rights. but also immigration he started to connect the dots. i think that their deaths informed the city of san francisco to people sometimes to ri

. >> and on the fourth monday of the rehearsal was the day that mayor masconi and harvey milk were as sayinated. rather than rehearse, they went to the steps and they said you need to sing and so they invited them up to the steps and the first performance was that night. >> okay, the gay community's been politically actively, certainly. >> yes. >> and have to be, many people would tell you, for good reasons. >> absolutely. >> how do you balance great music and political activism? >> good for you. great question. it's a constant balancing act because we're activists through through our music. >> uh-huh. >> and we work hard to make the musical equality of the best that we can. >> yeah. >> and it's a constant balance between making sure that we are sensitive to our community and making enload roads and singing beautifully. >> all right, you have 250 voices in here. >> i do. >> you have a ph.d in music. >> yes. >> if i read them your resume, you wouldn't have time for anything else. >> go ahead go ahead. >> no, really. you conduct to other place. you're going to china and australia next y

francisco to see the new models about to hit showrooms. 39 auto makers are showcases the models at the masconi center. a program called ride and drive. it'll allow people to take some of the vehicles out for a spin. this is the 55th year for the event and organizers say this year's show is better than ever. >> the manufacturers have really stepped up. the number of products that are on the display are really unique. we also have a 3,000 square feet of nothing but driving electric. >> attendees can also check out the classic car collection that's on display. and the ferrari club of america. >>> get ready to play ball. why it's not too early to think of baseball if you're an a's fan. >>> also a series of storms headed toward the bay area. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo joins us next on when you can expect some rain. n >>> a south bay charity says it will open its cold weather shelter program tomorrow. ehc line fielders runs three shelters at the national guard armories. the program provides 275 emergency beds some of them allocated for veterans and people previously living in homeless encampme