city 36. some of the models have new york city down to 19 degrees for the overnight low. 36 degrees, sun and clouds, 45, 47 somewhere in there, windy and chilly later this afternoon. high temperatures once again, 45 to 47. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about when the winds subside and i have a couple of rain chances up to in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> 9:03. >>> there's breaking news to tell you about. a building collapsed in southwest philadelphia. you can see the image as right here. one person was hurt when the bricks came tumbling down. this is in the 5000 block of warrington avenue. a man was sitting in a car when the section of the buildings failed. medics took him to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. the injuries are minor, responding firefighters arrived around 6:00 a.m. they are searching the debris to make sure nobody was inside. l&i have responded to the scene. police have closed off this block of warrington avenue while the investigation continues. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, a fire badly damaged a wood frame church in cumberland co

this pilot is modeled on cities across the country who are doing very similar work in l.a., chicago, a variety of huge urban areas are doing this work which includes really actually getting a population count so we can tag these animals, individuals and start to actually get real numbers of how many are in the presidio. in early identification, long-term individual identification such as ear tags are going to be very important long-term management. health assessments, we are going to do a variety of health assessment and strategy to get into their diet. are these animals eating human food? as i pointed out earlier, that is a huge driver of conflict. there are techniques that you can do to assess if they are eating natural or human food. this will give us high resolution, movement pattern of these animals and how they use this habitat in very active areas where we otherwise might not know and we get back to the public as far as signage and public awareness. part of that is going to be citizens science and public information. cities all over the country are using this as a means to eng

however, this new system will allow us to expand the sf park, pricing model, throughout the city, through the off street, facilities. and what is parks? it is not exciting as some of the on street policy and it is not as exciting as some of the neighborhood planning that we have been doing, but it is a necessary part of what we do and protects the agencies and the city's revenues, hardware and software, and gates and computers, and familiintercoms e life span is usually 7 to 10 years, some was installed as late 90s most in the early, 2000s and not produced and it is no the supported. the benefit of the new parks for the consumers are numerous, however, it will really allow the secure payments in providing increased payment options for customers. benefits of the new park for the city, and our parking operators, are really real time reporting, auditing big data, analytics and a global view, with the cds, or the central monitoring station, we will have all of the data and be able to come back in real time to get a view and make the decisions based on data. a few of our central monitoring sta

the city wide historic concept for lgbtq history in san francisco, something your group approved last november and also funded by our committee and thought the result of that was excellent and model for other city wide historic context statements. last may we established a list of priorities for projects we would like to invite proposal to use up the remaining funds in the fund committee. we are down to about $300 thousand and our top 8 items we now have either funded a proposal or have proposals in process for 6 of those 8 and the other 2 seem likely to be funded by sources outside of our committee, so we are very pleased by our progress with those 8 items and will begin to look further down the list of priorities. you will have a written copy. >> commissioners any questions. ? thank you very much. public comment on historic preserve vision report. anyone wish to comment? seeing and hearing none we'll close public comment. there is nothing further we can move to consideration of items for continuance. item 7 [inaudible] consideration to initiate land mark designation. item 8 for case 2015, 0140 pta, 1 stockton street. >> commissioners any comments on the continences? does any me

is a movement towards justice not only for enforcing the the groundbreaking laws the city has made but providing a modelfor other cities that wish to have creativity mechanisms for labor laws in their cities the roll making process for the formula retail bifurcating showed how important to have hive skilled leadership to work in guiding the stakeholders in a highly charged environment that helps the workers moving forward i'm concerned that ms. elizabeth is a purview that the package of those new laws brought to this to that end i'm calling on the city attorney to draft an amendment to mar accurately reflect the scope instead of improvement beyond the purview of wage provisions to say is different than when it starts 15 years ago we want to bring that up to date to show the amazing limp the o l s c but i'm concerned about the colleagues supervisor avalos and supervisor peskin, supervisor avalos and supervisor kim and supervisor president breed as well we're concerned that the strongest partners with the labor and workers are not consulted i the mayor's office to find a replacement for ms. levitt and giv

model. it comes out of new york city. 22 affiliates across the country. we're happy to be the one in philadelphia. >> people who are watching who are interested in finding where you guys are in the city and getting that job training, how should they go about doing it? >> they should come see us. we're located at broad and chestnut. or they are call us. we'd be happy to help. or visit our website. >> thanks for being with us. >> thank you very having me. >> we have some more information if you'd like to learn more, go to our website, nbc 10.com and check out the app there. you can find the information about the work force institute or if you'd like more information about how you nonprofit can become the next champion in action, that's where you can do that as well. coming up, it's a story of survival. how firefighters saved the day to rescue a dog that got stuck in a sink hole. elmo's got the moves. sesame street live let's dance has abby elmo and cookie monster dancing with you and your family! sesame street live let's dance playing liacouras center april

city. the time to expand a model that has worked is now. my legislation requiring the city to build navigation centers calls upon the city to use proven, effective and humane methods to specifically address the proliferation of street encampments throughout the city. this is a critical step -- we wanted to make sure we were careful to define what a " navigation center" looks like and it's defined in the legislation based on what we have seen works "navigation centers are temporary, low-barrier to entry shelters that through case management, and social service programs aid in moving homeless people off the streets, out of encampments and into permanent housing or transitional housing that eventually leads to permanent housing." these navigation centers offer comprehensive health, mental health and other services to homeless people including case management, social service programs, and the integration of other relevant city services. in my legislation i specify one of these centers shall be a managed alcohol shelter that will allow residents

.>>> the new more affordable tesla model threes taking the nation by storm. likely to keep the city of fremont very busy. gpx five mark kelley on what could be an economic boom in the bay area.>> reporter: tesla's model three will not be ready until next year but it already has drivers revved up.>> do you think you'll drive one one day?>> absolutely. that's my dream. is my passion. orr something which definitely someone would desire to buy for sure. >> reporter: this week people camped out to reserve the $35,000 car which will be made here at home in the tesla factory in fremont. >> i believe more jobs in fremont to the local people. i would think it would help.>> reporter: six years ago this week, gm abandoned this factory and 4700 people were out of work. since tesla has moved in, the factory floor is humming again. 5000 jobs have been created and will harrison says that means more tax revenue and jobs all over fremont. >> for every one advanced manufacturing job, 2.2 other jobs are created in the community. ss lynne gross, the suppliers and everything around will continue to grow

departments, we're a large agency, sfmta and we work together in many ways and you've been models for the city. >> that's refreshing to hear. and it's okay, folks, if you want to remind me that i should be calling my colleagues commissioners, not supervisors here. let's see, public comment? come on up. >> hi again, commissioners, i'm cat thy delucca with walk san francisco, and i'm here today to urge you to consider adopting a policy that would require all city drivers to get training, required safety training on a regular basis, on an annual basis every single year. the tragedy that happened to tu phan, she was hit by a city employee driving a city vehicle, that driver -- i think another part of the training should also include letting city drivers know what they're exempt from or not exempt from because the driver who hit and killed tu phan was making a left turn where the left turns are restricted but there are exempting to these turn and is he may thought he was exempt as a city driver, so it's imperative that the city lets its employees know what they are exempt from and not exempt from.

snow mainly to the west of the city as the models have been changing this morning, we're seeing it become more and more of a rain event for most of us. but of course, snow going to be mainly to the west and south. rain for the rest of us with wet snow mixing in. don't anticipate a 100% snow event from this for most of us. of sun and clouds and chilly with highs in the 40s. we should be close to 60 right now on average. an inch, but there is a pocket through the mid-section of new jersey where 1 to 2 inches may be an exceptional 3 inches is possible. degrees. stuff south and west of the city. winds strongest overnight with winds gusting as high as 40. cheering the city, the record stands at 28. feel like low 40ss tomorrow. very unsettled monday and tuesday, showers on monday, 58, very soggy tuesday, 57. after that we finally get to a more stable, sun-filled pattern with seasonable highs close to 60. >>> now for a consumer ahert, a recalls, still waiting for repairs. the death of a 17-year-old in texas last week brings the number of deaths linked to the defective airbags to 11. it can explo

city. then a cold morning for everyone out there, look what the computer models are saying. 5:00 in the morning, this is a cold run for the city, 41. i think we're going to be hard- pressed to get down to 41. more like 44. but 34 is the forecast for liberty, that's a reasonable, 44 male, 30 bridgeport. skies are clearing right now, with the exception of atlantic city, you have what weather but let me show you that's the only game we have left to do with, bigger rain that you see out here is going to be going south of our area. some clouds will linger, south of new york city but clear skies north of new york city. so the numbers look like this for your day tomorrow, cool, for everybody, starting off at 44 in new york city. but some of you north city are making that stab at 32. 64 with a good deal of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, the extended forecast will show you into your day on thursday, what weather comes back to town, high temp of 59. friday, 63. friday looks like a decent day especially the second half of friday. looking good. 63 on saturday, sunday looks pretty good as well. more clouds, b

city might have come up with something. the navigation center. a one-stop service center in the mission. >> for the first time a model of success that can work in san francisco. if we are asking success there, let's expand that. put in many more additional resources in our city and get these individuals off the streets. >> reporter: the navigation center provides shelter and treatment allowing groups from encampments to stay together, even with their pets. it's hoping to cut down on emergency calls and cost less money. >> it's less cost effective to provide housing with rich supportive services, an array of needed supported services, that allow people to make a transition to -- from being on the street to, you know, living in a house and supported situation. >> reporter: the navigation center can only accommodate 75 people at a time. some can get a job. others are too sick. >> those folks may never get a job. they may never be able to do more than have a reasonable life in a supported setting, and they may cycle in and out if they have, you know, a mental health problem that flares up. they may end up on the street again. but still they can spend m

this mechanism and taking a system wide approach will be key to laying the underground for the city to be model for the nation as well as opportunities for us to draw down federal and state resources this is a great plan i think there's more to do and continue to do that work through the various planning tables we have in the city i think that is important that we lay this plan out it will set a solid foundation for our work and moving forward i think there is opportunities for us to also continue to look at as we support quality and preschool we look at the some of the other gaps within the city in terms of infants and toddlers 80 percent of toddlers we need to continue to focus on the work of the area more work to come and look forward to working with the city moving the dial forward for occ. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors my name is la guarantee a cast member and faculty at sfusd's for the past years we've look at the office of economic workforce development we are graduating hundreds of students that are passionate and dedicated and representative the children and families and ma

now you are talking about the business models of a jpmorgan or citi over the last ten years. how does goldman sachs' equity price performance compare to its peers over the last ten years? is there a clear distinction that goldman sachs has dramatically underperformed the rest of the investment banking group? >> well, in terms of investment banking, goldman sachs has held its own. in trading -- >> no, no, the actual price of the equity, deick? >> i did not take a look at the price of all of these stocks. let's assume that -- >> can i help you here? >> go ahead, dick. >> let's assume you're right and i don't think you are, but i think jpmorgan's stock is up considerably. the point is even if you are right, that doesn't mean to say that they made the right decisions. if everybody in the room makes the wrong decision, you can't say gee, these guys are fine because they made the wrong decision along with the crowd. you're not paying management to make wrong decisions along with the crowd. you're paying management half a billion dollars in the case of these two guys to make the rig

then this model has at 11:30 a lot of atlantic city and parts of cape may into southern and central delawareeven philadelphia having rain by midday. the system moving out quickly. so by later on this evening, look at this, moving west to east, the clearing, looking like showers along the shoreline. they will be the last to see the rain go ahead and get on out of here. we should be dry tonight. boy, everybody that i can run into suffering from pollen. pollen stays high despite the rain. what can we expect as we move through the rest of the weekend? well, for philadelphia anyway, showers will clear out of here by midday, but temperatures stay high. as we get to monday we're looking for temperatures to really take off. 80 degrees in philadelphia. out in the burbs by monday, 78. you can see the temperature is not doing too badly, even here in the lehigh valley. then soaring come monday. that's pretty much the story for the entire area here. for today in south jersey, a high temperature of 69. as i mentioned, down along the shoreline the last to see the rain get out of here. they're going to have

departments, we're a large agency, sfmta and we work together in many ways and you've been models for the city. >> that's refreshing to hear. and it's okay, folks, if you want to remind me that i should be calling my colleagues commissioners, not supervisors here. let's see, public comment? come on up. >> hi again, commissioners, i'm cat thy delucca with walk san francisco, and i'm here today to urge you to consider adopting a policy that would require all city drivers to get training, required safety training on a regular basis, on an annual basis every single year. the tragedy that happened to tu phan, she was hit by a city employee driving a city vehicle, that driver -- i think another part of the training should also include letting city drivers know what they're exempt from or not exempt from because the driver who hit and killed tu phan was making a left turn where the left turns are restricted but there are exempting to these turn and is he may thought he was exempt as a city driver, so it's imperative that the city lets its employees know what they are exempt from and not exempt from.

model run. seeing four to five inches of snow and the city recording that snow, that will be later on saturday. saturday is challenging today, windy, warm, wet for the first part of next week. >> yes, it would be nice to see things settle down. >> and that will disappear. >> well north and west. >> yes. when it hits it, you'll no. >>> just download the weather app. send us your weather picture and videos, it is free on android and google play. >>> one of the most nutritional vegetables. >> yes, with your tip of the day. >> hi everybody, today we will talk about broccoli. and a lot of people, they dislike broccoli, but it is an incredible vegetable. selected and served right that maybe you could change their minds. when you are picking out brock lee check these crowns right here that you want them beautifully bunched together. if it is taking over, move on to get the one that will be nice and then check the socks that it will be very important that they will be sweeter and that is important because you could eat these when they have a lot of nutritional value to them. when you bring them home, s

just the phc model itself has not been replicated in to inner cities across the country. so she said let's give it a try. and a few months later we launched handout right here at the project homeless connect event and now we have raised over $1 million in donations directly for homeless neighbors. we are in 5 states. we have 25 nonprofits are using hand up and it's all because tara, project homeless connect, and san francisco was open to trying something new, to use technology in a new way and to create something from scratch, try it out and watch it in the community. thank you. >>[applause] >> all of you are here because you care, and you have to keep showing up. we have to keep on innovating. we have to bring our friends and we have 2 and homelessness and san francisco. >>[applause] >> i just want to finish by saying thank you to carrot to the mayor, to all of the human service organizations that come here and work in collaboration, and to this incredible event that we all put on together to help care for our neighbors and to help create a better san francisco. thank yo

this mechanism and taking a system wide approach will be key to laying the underground for the city to be model for the nation as well as opportunities for us to draw down federal and state resources this is a great plan i think there's more to do and continue to do that work through the various planning tables we have in the city i think that is important that we lay this plan out it will set a solid foundation for our work and moving forward i think there is opportunities for us to also continue to look at as we support quality and preschool we look at the some of the other gaps within the city in terms of infants and toddlers 80 percent of toddlers we need to continue to focus on the work of the area more work to come and look forward to working with the city moving the dial forward for occ. >> thank you. >> good morning supervisors my name is la guarantee a cast member and faculty at sfusd's for the past years we've look at the office of economic workforce development we are graduating hundreds of students that are passionate and dedicated and representative the children and families and ma

this was 23 years ago, she was a model in new york city, a beautiful person, as a person and also a beautiful model. and she lived in an up scale -- not an upscale, a first rate apartment complex in manhattan. nothing down and out about where it was. and on the first floor of that apartment building, like many places in manhattan, chicago, philadelphia, new york, excuse me, los angeles, it had a restaurant bar. and she had an efficiency and she wanted a one bedroom apartment. and every time she would go to speak to her landlord, he would hit on her, be suggestive. she's decided she was going to get the hell out of there. she was on location. this was her testimony -- she was on location and she got a phone call saying that he had a one bedroom apartment and if she stopped in the restaurant bar downstairs on her way to her apartment she could sign a new lease. so she did stop, he hit on her again. she gets up to leave and as she did, this coward, this thug had hired two guys with razors, straight razors to slash her face, which they did, and she walked out. i remember asking her, preparing her

is a movement towards justice not only for enforcing the the groundbreaking laws the city has made but providing a modelfor other cities that wish to have creativity mechanisms for labor laws in their cities the roll making process for the formula retail bifurcating showed how important to have hive skilled leadership to work in guiding the stakeholders in a highly charged environment that helps the workers moving forward i'm concerned that ms. elizabeth is a purview that the package of those new laws brought to this to that end i'm calling on the city attorney to draft an amendment to mar accurately reflect the scope instead of improvement beyond the purview of wage provisions to say is different than when it starts 15 years ago we want to bring that up to date to show the amazing limp the o l s c but i'm concerned about the colleagues supervisor avalos and supervisor peskin, supervisor avalos and supervisor kim and supervisor president breed as well we're concerned that the strongest partners with the labor and workers are not consulted i the mayor's office to find a replacement for ms. levitt and giv

there is only one financial institution in new york city modeled on the old way, and it was conspicuouslyand that was brown brothers. worth -- ire net dan, if youpect of were here, he would say, that is a quickly what he would say. exactly what he would say. even if he does go along, equity holders would pay the bill rather than taxpayers. that is what he would say. >> that is the intent, but command and control hold true with banks with a mechanism of responsibility instead of individuals. over the course of decades we have moved away from individual responsibility finance and the partnership model to the model of state control. bigwe have six or eight banks that are increasingly features of the state. they are still too big a to fail, they are -- we have a system unlike countries in europe, and is high time for change. jonathan: some things you can't regulate. there are a load of banks out there issuing a lot of money, a load of money to a lot of countries to drill holes and extract oil. what we have seen in the past few days is provisions increase and the great need for wells billion d

however, this new system will allow us to expand the sf park, pricing model, throughout the city, through the off street, facilities. and what is parks? it is not exciting as some of the on street policy and it is not as exciting as some of the neighborhood planning that we have been doing, but it is a necessary part of what we do and protects the agencies and the city's revenues, hardware and software, and gates and computers, and familiintercoms e life span is usually 7 to 10 years, some was installed as late 90s most in theearly, 2000s and not produced and it is no the supported. the benefit of the new parks for the consumers are numerous, however, it will really allow the secure payments in providing increased payment options for customers. benefits of the new park for the city, and our parking operators, are really real time reporting, auditing big data, analytics and a global view, with the cds, or the central monitoring station, we will have all of the data and be able to come back in real time to get a view and make the decisions based on data. a few of our central monitoring stat