similar changes are under consideration if neighboring cities and county >> we have not seen businesses leave the community or unemployment increase. and any price increase that's have taken place are very, very small >> but for the owner in san jess yeah costs $56,000. >> once i moved him up, the next guy is working sautes so what it is, it created a sliding scale for me. >> clearly many different points of view on these issues and this is the day, may day, immigrants and many hard working people get to express them selves to try to get their point of view across the rally lasts an hour, possibly longer depending how many people speak. david louie abc7 news >> david, thank you very much. sky 7 is live over fruit veil district. community and labor groups are celebrating workers day. oakland police department says it's ready to handle trouble. the department brought in vans to move officers in if there is a repeat of the violence that marred event in 2012. >> the final survey finds more bare ground than snow at the sierra. water managers say the snow pack is only at 18% of average. manda

on sunday i told ty does the army began attacking a neighboring city as hokey as casualties six troops have died to milk rationed to post these numbers don't even include to the east of the developments either. ukraine's so the city woods's been laid to rest meantime was killed in fighting street violence in the blazing inferno more than forty died when cranky about the cool fall called the building with anti government activists inside holding these clashes. people gathered at one of those few north reportedly vowed to try and take sixty buildings like this. the desolation previously not seen in the tub is still in shock over the tragedy. must warn you some footage would appear he's upset things. well this is one of the most dramatic videos taken during the fire show and people jumping out the window so desperate with any to save their lives. many felt this way. most of the survivors with me. they did escape from the plaintiff was lucky enough to get up some of the big teams also had to show. this apparent footage to show him the pro government medical shooting of people struggling to

. >> walk in business went down 33% so a third >> the mayor says the city is working with the restaurant and neighborse up with a solution. >> it's hard for the neighborhood we apologize. and we're working really hard to mitigate that. >> the mayor says there is an upside to this for the city. that he'd rather have a parking problem than lots of parking and no business. vic lee, abc7 news >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00 >> abc # news at 4:00 begins right now with dan and sharm. >> thank you. from one side of the gay to another people taking to streets right now for a may day of decent >> water rationing is is now mandatory in one county. how much water a family of four has to live with. >> hot enough today for at least one record so far. but we have much cooler weather coming i'll let you know when coming up. >> on the bay, a wind sail to help power ferries? it's being tested. i'll have a report. >> a big crowd in oakland. people demonstrating over what they say are fundamental issues which affect all of us. workers rights take center stage on this first day of may. good evening, thanks

. >> neighboring cities and santa clara county are still considering similar ordinances but a restaurant owner points out once floor staff got a raise so did a dish washer. >> i moved him up, the next guy working sautes i had to adjust him, too. it created a sliding scale for me. >> there are different points of view with no easy paths to resolution but this gives working families an opportunity to raise their voices we're live in city hall, abc7 news. >> david, thank you. well, it's win or go home for warriors tonight. they try to stay alive in the playoff series. both teams trying to focus on basketball as controversy swirls around the owner of the l.a. clippers because of the racist tirade. we're live outside of the oakland arena. certainly a big distraction. >> it is. but let me tell you this. the nba owners are not going to let this fester. they're advisory committee voted to move very quickly on this donald sterling controversy and plan to meet again next week. it's do or die for warriors tonight. they're trying to focus and distance them selves from the donald sterling controversy

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. >> neighboring cities and santa clara county are still considering similar ordinances but a restaurant owner points out once floor staff got a raise so did a dish washer. >> i moved him up, the next guy working sautes i had to adjust him, too. it created a sliding scale for me. >> there are different points of view with no easy paths to resolution but this gives working families an opportunity to raise their voices we're live in city hall, abc7 news. >> david, thank you. well, it's win or go home for warriors tonight. they try to stay alive in the playoff series. both teams trying to focus on basketball as controversy swirls around the owner of the l.a. clippers because of the racist tirade. we're live outside of the oakland arena. certainly a big distraction. >> it is. but let me tell you this. the nba owners are not going to let this fester. they're advisory committee voted to move very quickly on this donald sterling controversy and plan to meet again next week. it's do or die for warriors tonight. they're trying to focus and distance them selves from the donald sterling controversy

it means they are looking at the pro-russian groups that are citizens of their own cities, residents, neighbors, friends they know. when they are asked to move against these people, they are moving against their own community. it makes it difficult and hard. but, at the same time, if they don't move, they lose control of the city. they need to reestablish control before the may 25 elections. >> incredible civil war going on there. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> we are getting a new look at what americans think about missing flight 370. it has been missing now for nearly two months. a new cnn poll finds most americans think by a 2-1 margin, the search should continue. they are split on whether it's in the right place. 51% say it's the right zone, 46% say it's not. most don't think anyone on board is alive. 79% think that. a slim majority, 52% think the public will ever find out what happened to the plane. most blame the crew for the plane's disappearance. 66% say it is likely it was the actions of the pilot or crew that caused flight 370 to go missing. >>> of course for the families with lov

our correspondent is watching from a neighboring city. i don't know if you've stayed in this hotel yourself. tell us what you know. >> well, there's been a couple of images. i'm not sure which you're showing. one shows a tremendous explosion, masonry thrown high into the air over aleppo. it's inside government territory but lies on the edge of the old city. the facts are few and far between. we've heard a couple of interesting things. one is a report this was used by government forces and the army. local people tell us it was in fact used by the ghosts as they're named, used by the government, not acknowledged by them and feared in opposition held areas. it does seem to have been the rebel islamic front that carried out the attack and planted explosiv explosives. it's well known they tunnelled under the hotel before. we're hearing something counter intuitive. the target may not have been the hotel. this may have been the effort to destroy the tunnels. all tells you how fiercely fought the battles are in aleppo. the front has changed over

it has to be a city problem. >> one of the neighbors happens to be a licensed land surveyor. he spotted something on the old maps. a drain designed and approved by san pablo city engineer in 1955 to deal with the previous landslide. the soil investigation report at the time said the purpose of the drain is to remove sub surface waters and prevent the build up of water pressures in the compacted fills and minimize the possibility of slides. >> they never disclosed the drain system was there. they never inspected it. they never maintained it. they basically hid it and tried to cover it up jie. it was a bad design with the open joint pipes that allowed the water to flow across the hillside. it took just three years after the drain was installed for another slide to claim a chunk of the hillside. >> in 1958 they knew it was a bad design when it blew out the hillside. they should have taken the rest of it out. they didn't. they left it there. >> they blame the drainage system and the hillside has seen a total of four. >> 58 and then 83. >> and this one. >> alan is a long-time geolo

in fact, i can tell you that neighboring cities around los angeles, officials there putting parking restrictionsace for people not to park in certain areas close to fields so the officials and the firefighters could attempt to attack the flames if they get ignited with high pressure sitting in place. you put an area of high pressure over the state of utah or colorado it is the prime ingredient, lower elevation on the coast of california and as air flows from the higher elevation to the lower sea levels. that's exactly what we're seeing for the warm temperatures. over portions of europe we'll talk about it in detail. strong thunderstorms across the balkans. we expect heavy rainfall in this region. it will be confined across portions of bucharest. any sort of search and res sky efforts going on around portions of western turkey should not be impacted to the weather to the west. >> thanks, pedram. >>> we'll take a short break here. when we come back, the school girls currently being held by boko haram somewhere in nigeria, should the nigerian government sit down and negotiate. we'll look at that. >

we have neighboring cities, their fire personnel here as well as cal-fire.arines and their helicopters coming in with the aerial assaults on the fires. we have the red cross and citizen volunteers. really coming together with the big collaborative effort trying to get through this thing. >> and thank goodness, no fatalities, do you have a sense of the scope of the damage? >> well, we have almost a thousand acres. there is a different amount. between 800 and 1200 acres have been damaged. within the city we have only lost one home with that. there are three other homes just outside the city that were also lost. with that amount of fire we're just lucky we had the shifting winds and temperatures and the dry foliage. and it kind of made for the perfect fire storm. and we hope in the next couple of days to get some relief. >> do you know what caused this fire yet? >> no, we don't really have a sense of what exactly sparked it. the conditions, unfortunately in southern california have just been ripe with the large winds, the santa ana winds and we have been very,

city has started to expedite the hearing processes for blighted properties. a plight status website. >> the pmayor is making progres and good progress but there is still a big, big problem to be overcome. neighborsnd city leaders aagree fixing flight inflewence investors looking to add to a city as it continues to come back. jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans. >> some of the biggest tech companies are now joining forces. "the wall street journal" is reporting that google, micro soft and apple all say they will notify you if your information is requested by the government. government officials have asked companies to keep data requests a secret to avoid alerting those suspects. google glasses went on sale for 1500 bucks. a new report says the glasses contain $80 in parts. now, the most expensive part of those glasses is short of $14. don't be mad at google. the research and development cost isn't taken into consideration. the los angeles clippers continue to dominate the headlines in the nba, but last night, a bright spot for the franchise in what has been a play-off full of distractions. jessica joins us with more. >> there is good basketball being played but we are missing it because we h

it has to be a city problem. >> one of the neighbors happens to be a licensed land surveyor. potted something on the old maps. a drain designed and approved by san pablo city engineer in 1955 to deal with the previous landslide. the soil investigation report at the time said the purpose of the drain is to remove sub surface waters and prevent the build up of water pressures in the compacted fills and minimize the possibility of slides. >> they never disclosed the drain system was there. they never inspected it. they never maintained it. they basically hid it and tried to cover it up jie. it was a bad design with the open joint pipes that allowed the water to flow across the hillside. it took just three years after the drain was installed for another slide to claim a chunk of the hillside. >> in 1958 they knew it was a bad design when it blew out the hillside. they should have taken the rest of it out. they didn't. they left it there. >> they blame the drainage system and the hillside has seen a total of four. >> 58 and then 83. >> and this one. >> alan is a long-time geologist

coalition of neighbors want city leaders to make telegraph avenue safer for pedestrians. the victim was hit a short distance from his home in oakland. police are offering a $10,000 reward to help find the driver who hit the man last saturday. >>> the woman at the center of the scandal involving clippers owner donald sterling is on the record, speaking exclusively to barbara walters. ripe smith has more on v. stiviano's first interview since recording the racesy remarkses. >> beauty and the billionaire. while he has been making himself scarce, she's been skating, traipsing around town in her full-phase visor and speeding away from the media, but barbara walters got her to sit down for an exclusive interview. >> is donald sterling a racist? >> no. i don't believe it in my heart. i think that the things he says are not what he feels. anyone can say anything in the heat of the moment. >> sometimes in the heat of the moment you say things you mean or that you feel. >> stiviano says she didn't release the tape, where sterlings words made him what some say is one of most hated m

it has to be a city problem. >> one of the neighbors happens to be a licensed land surveyor. he spotted something on the old maps. a drain designed and approved by san pablo city engineer in 1955 to deal with the previous landslide. the soil investigation report at the time said the purpose of the drain is to remove sub surface waters and prevent the build up of water pressures in the compacted fills and minimize the possibility of slides. >> they never disclosed the drain system was there. they never inspected it. they never maintained it. they basically hid it and tried to cover it up jie. it was a bad design with the open joint pipes that allowed the water to flow across the hillside. it took just three years after the drain was installed for another slide to claim a chunk of the hillside. >> in 1958 they knew it was a bad design when it blew out the hillside. they should have taken the rest of it out. they didn't. they left it there. >> they blame the drainage system and the hillside has seen a total of four. >> 58 and then 83. >> and this one. >> alan is a long-time geolo

i want to take a moment and thank all of the neighbors, businesses and city staffers who have worked hard on these efforts. i want to thank the cbd's steering committee member for their work, lower polk neighbors as well as the city and cpmc. i also just want to take a moment and thank shell thomas for his work to put together this effort and chris shulman and other leaders from the lower polk neighbors. and with that, colleagues, unless there are any initial comments or questions, i'd like to invite up from oewd [speaker not understood] to give an overview of what we're talking about and then potentially a brief description of the cbd from cheryl thomas and then move on to public comment. >> good morning, president chiu and supervisor tang. chrisy otano from oewd, [speaker not understood]. as stated, we are presenting on a resolution of intention sponsored by president chiu to establish the lower polk cbd. members of the steering committee have been working very diligently to determine the interest of forming this district, setting the boundaries, determining the services and working

i want to take a moment and thank all of the neighbors, businesses and city staffers who have worked hard on these efforts. i want to thank the cbd's steering committee member for their work, lower polk neighbors as well as the city and cpmc. i also just want to take a moment and thank shell thomas for his work to put together this effort and chris shulman and other leaders from the lower polk neighbors. and with that, colleagues, unless there are any initial comments or questions, i'd like to invite up from oewd [speaker not understood] to give an overview of what we're talking about and then potentially

favorite people in the city it's ouch a cliche to say she was loved by all but she was by citizens seniors and kids in between i know that my district telegraph hill and the neighbors in telegraph city will not be the same i ask we adjourn and rubbing i didn't may justice be done for you. colleagues, i have two other comments i want to echo supervisor yee's around the operatory voting and voting will be happening in my district we had dozens of 167 projects that will be presented. i'm gratified and want to thank supervisor cowen and supervisor yee for moving forward with the participatey budget and also i want to thank supervisor breed for introducing her elective drafting requests i hope the state senate will do the right thing but if they don't assuming we can elective this locally we'll have a local solution to dealing with the issue. the rest of the items the rest i'll submit >> supervisor yee asked to be referred. >> thank you. i want to echo president chiu's word in regards to rubbing i didn't i've known her for several decades and known about her services she served the community throughout your district but beyond that. in fact, she was there so long that s

advance the figures continued to mount on sunday eight more died as the army began attacking a neighboring city as for kiev's casualties six troops have died during the operation so of course these numbers don't include today's deadly developments we create seven city of adesa meantime is laying to rest those killed in friday's street violence and that blazing inferno more than forty people were killed when procured radicals firebomb that building with anti-government activists inside after fierce clashes people who gathered at one of the first funerals reportedly vowed to try and take city buildings later in the day but their silage had previously not seen any trouble is still in shock over that tragedy i must warn you may find some of the footage coming up here. this is one of the most dramatic video taken during the five we haven't seen it yet show people jumping out of windows trying to save their lives plays there is intense many died this way while some of the survivors would be after escaping from those flames as they got to the ground some of the victims are also had gunshot wounds and

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. >> reporter: the street battles are now neighbor versus neighbor. in the city of odessa, explosions and tear gas. this battle cry, ringing out. on one side, those who want the country to stay united. on the other, those who want to separate, being supported by russia. the fighting sparking this fire at the separatist headquarters, leaving people dangling from windows. and at least 31 dead. elsewhere, pro-russian mobs hitting back, taking down two helicopters and stopping this armored carrier from advancing. all just a day after storming yet another government building. we're seeing petrol bombs, tear gas, stun grenades. the entire country is now on edge. city after city falling like dominos to pro-russian gangs. today, president obama, meeting with germany's angela merkel, took yet another shot at russian leader vladimir putin. >> what can't be taken into account is his suggestion that he has the right to violate the sovereignty of another country. that's not acceptable. >> reporter: but here on the streets, the anger is aimed at the united states. we asked thi

neighbors are questioning these new cameras. in cases the cameras are pointed at homes. >> the city says it's a part of a safety project and has been working for some neighbors. >> it's recorded. what happened afterwards? >> wolf gang doragger says the new city camera trained is a violation of privacy. >> you know they're law-abiding citizens. and we just want to be ourselves. not being hurt. >> he asked the city to reposition the camera. he says they're scheduled to be taken down next week. the city chief transportation official tells abc7 news the cameras are a supplement that count the number of cars and how fast they're going but not sensitive enough to collect data. another neighbor we talked with says she's giving the city the benefit of the doubt. >> it's a dangerous street. my first kind of reaction is just assuming it's monitoring in some way going to help us. the city says the data is for city purposes only. also saying crews will install new bike lanes and add additional signage. >> bill clinton coming to the defense of his wife after she may suffered a brain injury. carl rove raised questions last week about clinton's h

on november 7 in a neighboring city a young man, 15 years of age, committed suicide.llied. not only in elementary school -- excuse me, middle school, but also high school. if you look at what transpired in oxnard, california, a new years ago, a young man came out. he was shot and killed in his math class by a young man who misunderstood him and joined into the bullies. we believe in carson this would deter and get the help that young people need to address this particular issue. >> what kind of action would lead to a fine, a misdemeanor and how much jail time are we talking about? >> we are not talking about jail time. we are talking about a fine. the first infraction would be $100, administered civilly by a prosecutor within the city of carson who would issue a particular citation of $100. we hope that will -- the parents get involved and get help for the child. if it happens a second time, it is $200. again, with the premise that the person who is causing the bullying would get help. if it happens a third time it's a fine of $500. the parents can face misdemeanor ch

west half of the city have a water tank and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your building down because there are no anchor bolts, but at that point, the tenant should be asking questions of the owner's and the managers about earthquake prepa

the neighbors are asking the city council to force at&t to remove a cell phone tower that's just gone up on top of a utility pole. it's a few blocks from los altos high school. scott, what's the issue here? >> reporter: it's a lot of technology as you mentioned. cell phones and other mobile devices become part of all of our lives it's understandable there's a need for more cell reception. cell towers like this one on jardin driver has a community asking at what cost. barbara burnstein lives in a house a few feet away from at&t is installing a cell tower. they say they understand the need for cell reception and their technology latent community. barbara even worked in the tech industry but they say this is too low, too loud and too dangerous. >> first of all, it's a disaster. it's a large industrial looking installation in a residential area. it has a street light on top of it so that it's visible 24 hours day. there's no screening or foliage or any kind around this. >> they will be taking their concern to city council tonight. they hope to get at&t to move the cell tower to another lo

peninsula restaurant with growing reputation for tasty food is already in trouble with the city for parking problems. neighbors are outraged and now there are new concerns about possible building violations. abc 7 news reporter his the latest development from millbrae. >> city of millbrae has never had a two 67 seat, 3 story restaurant like this. zoning commission approved parking at 3 different lots as far as 2 blocks away but patron and employee finding it easier to park in this nearby neighbor. >> i came home for lunch in work and no parking. weekends are even worse. >>reporter: the restaurant owners are now proposing to increase the number of parking spots from 111 to 148. >> everyone knows with any business, any type of infrastructure there's always maybe going to be a few glitches here and there an we are trying to smooth it out right now. >> city planner says the restaurant also built the loud kitchen fans in violation of the zoning plan. they were supposed to be on the third story roof. >> it's driving me crazy. >>reporter: now this neighbor says she gets the constant smell of chinese food blown into h

versus neighbor. in the cityplosion and tear gas. this battle cry ringing out. on one side those who want the country to stay united on the other those who want to separate being supported by russia. fight spark thanksgiving fire at the separatist headquarters leaving people dangling from at least 31 dead. elsewhere pro russian mob hitting back taking down 2 helicopters and stopping this armored carrier from advancing. day after storming yet another government building. we see bomb and tear gas and stun grenade. entire condition try now on edge. city after city falling lake domino to pro russian gang. at that time president meeting with germany chancellor took another shot at russian leader putin. >> washington can't be taken into account is mr. putin suggestion both through words and action that he has the right to violate the solve republic ty of another country. that's not acceptable. ix hear open the streets anger aimed at the united states we asked this pro russian leader who he blames for the violence. his

christine tell us what neighbors want the city to do to make their streets safer. >> on any given night, the sound of screeching tires break the silence, cell phone videos capturing those random calls from all hours of the day. >> the family and her neighbors are fed up of people doing donuts in front of their home. >> in our particular neighborhood, we have children and family. >> you can see the marks here. they're faded now but a lot of times they are a lot worse. >> speed bumps are not slowing down the problem on 67th avenue. this is a picture of damage in january. >> they came and they lost control of the car and crashed. we had just put it up. >> the accident knocked down the pole, she feels it is a matter of time before someone gets hurt. >> you have to be careful crossing street. >> police know that side shows are illegal. residents want a round about installed. >> that's not something that's $30 or $40, 000. why cannot we get it here? >> a solution for sleep less night for problems they hope will soon get a permanent brake. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> eddie and dreeny

christine tell us what neighbors want the city to do to make their streets safer. >> on any given night, the sound of screeching tires break the silence, cell phone videos capturing those random calls from all hours of the day. >> the family and her neighbors are fed up of people doing donuts in front of their home. >> in our particular neighborhood, we have children and family. >> you can see the marks here. they're faded now but a lot of times they are a lot worse. >> speed bumps are not slowing down the problem on 67th avenue. this is a picture of damage in january. >> they came and they lost control of the car and crashed. we had just put it up. >> the accident knocked down the pole, she feels it is a matter of time before someone gets hurt. >> you have to be careful crossing street. >> police know that side shows are illegal. residents want a round about installed. >> that's not something that's $30 or $40, 000. why cannot we get it here? >> a solution for sleep less night for problems they hope will soon get a permanent brake. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> eddie and dreeny

neighbor. >> thank you. >> deputy city attorney marlena burn. i'm understanding that you would like some clarification about a reasonable accommodation request? >> yes, please. >> under the americans with disabilities act, if someone based on a medical condition or health condition makes a request for a reasonable accommodation, then the city does have to provide them with that reasonable accommodation. now that does not mean that any given project needs to be approved as-proposed, but the city would have to figure out what is necessary to accommodate the specific needs of the requester? so i would recommend that if the commission was inclined to not approve the project as proposed, that rather than making any specific changes to the provoke at project, to continue it so that the project sponsor can work with staff for any accommodation needs and come back to the commission with recommendations based on that. thank you. >> commissioner sugaya. >> just to clarify, i didn't have a 25% standard in mind. it can be less. i understand that a potential

so she called the papers and called her neighbors and the church, and the morning the city of detroit had scheduled to send a contractor to park a dumpster in front of her house and then have contractor essentially haul out every single item that she and her family had amassed of the last 22 years of her life, all of those items, to haul them out of her house and throw them in the dumpster. well, that morning, the contractor couldn't deliver that dumpster because there were hundreds of people amassed in the street and on her front lawn in front of the place he wanted to park. and he said, get out of the way, and ammann stood in the middle of the street and he said, you get out of the way. and so the man with the dumpster tried to park it in front of the neighbor's houses and the neighbors said, don't park that in front of my house. i know what you're here to do. and so again, remember, this is a contractor. he was probably making slightly more than minimum wage, and he said i'm not going to benefit of kicking this family out so he went back, and later that afternoon, bertha went down

peninsula restaurant with growing reputation for tasty food is already in trouble with the city for parking problems. neighbors are outraged and now there are new concerns about possible building violations. abc 7 news reporter his the latest development from millbrae. >> city of millbrae has never had a two 67 seat, 3 story restaurant like this. zoning commission approved parking at 3 different lots as far as 2 blocks away but patron and employee finding it easier to park in this nearby neighbor. >> i came home for lunch in work and no parking. weekends are even worse. >>reporter: the restaurant owners are now proposing to increase the number of parking spots from 111 to 148. >> everyone knows with any business, any type of infrastructure there's always maybe going to be a few glitches here and there an we are trying to smooth it out right now. >> city planner says the restaurant also built the loud kitchen fans in violation of the zoning plan. they were supposed to be on the third story roof. >> it's driving me crazy. >>reporter: now this neighbor says she gets the constant smell of chinese food blown into h

the first $5 million goes to high need communities in san francisco, including redwood city and facebook neighbors, the ravenswood school district in eastern palo alto. the superintendent is grateful. most families face many challenges including living below the poverty line, language issues and a lack of access to technology. >> our students are every bit as capable and bright. we just need access and the tools. >> last august facebook gave away 400mac book laptops to all students in the school district including here. zuckerberg says the first $5 million grant will provide computers and connectivity in schools and teacher training. >> it is creating a better environment here. we are no longer behind in technology. we are moving forward. overall, there is a good come city between facebook and ourselves here in east palo alto. >> everything is done online on the computer and if you apply if a job you have to do it online on a computer. a lot of what done here they prepare the kids for the real world. >>the rest of the $120 million will be distributed offer five years. mark zuckerberg is donating m

city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doinghe same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building order. this is the tuesday, may 13, 2014. meeting of san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee. our clerk is ms. ivory can chang. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. we have quorum >> thank you. please call the next item. >> the serious committee report this is an informational item. >> we have bryan. good morning, committee members we shared 3 action items and passed them amazing it was our items 8, 9 and temple item 4 for a clean air program and peter in the committee asked for the transit would cause spill over into parallel streets it was anna said there's

city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educat