you should all have read -- you should have all reached the conclusion that galavaning newsom [speakerot understood]. three of you should recall thises was brought to your attention at that time. all of you should note the video witness of this is available on the youtube channel [speaker not understood]. any of you should realize -- should have realized that giving him budget was funding treason should realize now treason is to a constitution as crime is to a law. all of you should realize you have done wrong by failing to address this issue. apparently you don't. thank you, mr. president. >> next speaker. >>> good day, [speaker not understood], good day board of supervisors. [speaker not understood]ment i'm a nudist myself and for [speaker not understood] i went nude. and as it states by law, [speaker not understood] we're allowed to be 100% nude. now, 5:30 p.m. i was arrested and cited for being nude. and this is at powell and market, i believe, right near the trolley cars. i would like proper documentation stating that i am legally allowed to be nude in the city buildings and surro

newsome who is a trauma doctor for ucsf that practices at general hospital for the last 25 years, and she developed this game so that kids could actually learn about pedestrian safety issues. and in conjunction with that, she worked with the china hospital in los angeles and they developed this assimilated street scene called l.a., l.a. safe streets, named richy's neighborhood and the kid get to learn a lot of traditional safety issues in this simulated street scene. i brought it up from l.a.. we don't have one in san francisco, unfortunately, to show the school district, show parents, show other public what a great program this could be if we had it in san francisco. and it's really hard to explain unless you see it firsthand. and even though i saw it on the video which was exciting, it was even more exciting to see it firsthand with the superintendent there and other school members. so, i was really happy that we had this opportunity. hopefully in the future my colleague here and other people in san francisco can support developing or finding the resource to develop these to activit

newsom presented a check of more than 150-thousand- dollar to the kindergarten to college program. the k to c program automatically starts every kindergarten student in the district with a $50 deposit and encourages parents to put in regular deposits over time. the money will eventually be available to pay for college tuition. scientists are trying to figure out what caused a young female humpback whale to die off the california coast wednesday. the whale washed ashore at bay. scientists are trying to decide whether they will remove the whale or if it will become beached. scientists plan on taking to further determine how she died. you are using. kron four's dan rubin shows us. a new tool. that helps people keep track of their water use in real-time. this morning on the kron 4 this morning on the crime it morning news.a main highway is shut down and could be out of commission fo the entire holiday weekend. and sexual assault strikes in a popular park in livermore.how to keep yourself safe. and cooler temperatures in the forecast.we'll have what your holiday weekend is the kron 4 mo

receive the award i had been reading news from about 10 years ago in san francisco that mayor gavin newsom pledged my father was doing a hunger strict it was ten years ago, i was joking with any dad dad pits quite strange upper doing a hunger strike in front of city hall for no other reason to stand up for the tenderloin he wanted to parks cleaned and 10 years later i'm receiving an award so god must love me more. i'm kidding i started to tell that to my dad and any mom said we end the hunger strike on may 6th it's been 10 years to the day it's funny 10 years ago he was out there starving 80 to death so all that to say two quick things my dad is my hero he overcame insewer mother-in-law things to make it but what saved him was not focusing on several but focused on oothdz that's therapeutic and our city was named an st. francis that's the heartbeat of the city impact focus on others. i love the tenderloin that's something that our family we have to watch the warriors until they fired the coach we live and eat and breath tenderloin you may ask why it's simple some of the significant things

receive the award i had been reading news from about 10 years ago in san francisco that mayor gavin newsom pledged my father was doing a hunger strict it was ten years ago, i was joking with any dad dad pits quite strange upper doing a hunger strike in front of city hall for no other reason to stand up for the tenderloin he wanted to parks cleaned and 10 years later i'm receiving an award so god must love me more. i'm kidding i started to tell that to my dad and any mom said we end the hunger strike on may 6th it's been 10 years to the day it's funny 10 years ago he was out there starving 80 to death so all that to say two quick things my dad is my hero he overcame insewer mother-in-law things to make it but what saved him was not

newsom accused cable car conductors of pocketing some of the cash that riders handed over to pay fores. sarah sidner looked at the antiquated system that munni used to track millions of the dollars in cable car fares paid in cash. >>> it's been a little more than a year since san francisco's mayor created a storm of controversy by saying some cable car conductors pocketed fares. >> it's something that's occurred because it's occurred to me. it's something i'm concerned about because it's not right. >> reporter: cable car conductors demanded an apology. eventually the mayor and munni agreed changes needed to be made. one was to put more inspectors. a program that used students as undercover observers. >> you go in as tourists to make sure they're doing their job. >> reporter: she observe add couple of conductors failing to give receipts. >> there was one time one said you didn't get a receipt. if they don't give you a receipt they're going to pocket the money. >> how often conductors fail to hand out receipts is unclear. ktvu obtained reports filled out by two undercover observers as

our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back to san francisco thank you for being here. and thank you, everyone (clapping.) as we've heard so far take the village i was to invite our next village person secretary thank you. now we'll do the ymca. so good morning to you all. thank you congresswoman and supervisors and mayor and residents for the invitation to celebrate this grand opening. i bri bring you greetings from governor jerry brown we're a part and champion of hunter's view what you see was financed through public-private partnerships which combine government resources and private financing to facilitate the construction of new affordable housing >> market rate housing using initiative design material. in collaboration with the community members the residents of hunters view the city of san francisco they created a vision to have parks and playgrounds a teen center and computer learn center and childcare center and everything we wish for.

is actually an initiative that was created by mayor newsome back in 2007 that was given to public housing specifically. and the goal for that initiative was to demolish the existing public housing and rebuild it into mixed income communities. so, that is still an initiative that we're undertaking. we just had a grand opening at our first hope s.f. project, hunters view just yesterday, the first phase. and that is slightly different than what we're looking to do to renovate the majority of the housing authority's portfolio currently. we have received approval from hud to renovate about 14 projects in the next three years to the tune of about 1500 units. and then we will be taking on additional number -- 14 additional developments in the following three years. so, that is not like hope s.f., it is not demolition and rebuild new. it's renovation so that we can maximize housing quality in the near term versus hope s.f. which usually takes a lot longer to demolish and rebuild given the amount of resources it takes to do that. >> thank you. >> through the chair, this is joanna fraguli with the

newsom. and trading scheme to store and plumbing pretty darn week as part of the week dependence on npr on the highway to cover our eyes. well on that sunny snapper from the gut trading inflation about that we aren't many things without lily surmise or folksy ctv news is now on twitter facebook as well as on see no way below you can funnel stories of which i can follow in these places or you can be your favorite clips into decent full episodes of english dun seem to be gutsy and thus we can stream live cctv knees whenever you are headed for shore break and it is easier on your site stated news. sells. steve the eye to straighten the services sector grew quickly in the first quarter of this year that's as it shifts its focus from traditional manufacturing or higher value added industries and services and speak to the services in the soup course is more environmentally friendly. he creates many mid to high and opportunities as ever still seeing explains. in the first quarter of two thousand to

gavin newsom had a triple play where many seats were traded, moving a member of the board of supervisors to actually moving someone off -- moving someone off the tida board and an official from the board of supervisors onto the tida board and removing [speaker not understood] to the board of supervisors. this type of trading is called a triple play in san francisco politics. recently there have been double plays moving supervisor carmen chu to the assessor's office and katy tang to the office of [speaker not understood]. we had christina appointed to hold the district [speaker not understood] until the election happened in november of 2012. there are many people through that process who felt that we didn't really have a transparent democratic way of making that appointment happen and that caused a lot of ripples and discord in the election in that year. we are much better actually having a process that is democratic, that is transparent, that is based on people applying to open vacant seats enthuse a special election. i want to thank city attorney jon givner and [speaker not understood]

newsome who is a trauma doctor for ucsf that practices at general hospital for the last 25 years, and she developed this game so that kids could actually

i have proclamation from mayor newsome, from mayor lee and board of supervisors.

i have proclamation from mayor newsome, from mayor lee and board of supervisors. what i wanted to tell, i wanted to tell that mayor lee, racist, fascist, anti-semitic. you evicted me on the street. i am 82 years old holocaust survivor, sleeping on the street and couldn't get affordable house because you don't do anything. i apply to many of you. again, i say you are fascist, racist and anti semitic and board of supervisors, too. >> thank you. any other members of the public wishing to speak on behalf of the appellant? as i mentioned before, whoever is clapping please stop clapping. we have a rule in the chamber that we don't interrupt our proceedings against either applause or hissing. so, with that, any other members wish to speak in support of the appellant? at this time why don't we now go to dpw and planning. >> good afternoon, supervisors. bruce [speaker not understood], city ask county surveyor. i think most of you have seen the center here today, but the summation is this on december 4th, 2013 we received two subdivision applications from neighboring proper

newsome who is a trauma doctor for ucsf that practices at general hospital for the last 25 years, and she developed this game so that kids could actually learn about pedestrian safety issues. and in conjunction with that, she worked with the china hospital in los angeles and they developed this assimilated

now, 10 years ago when i was mayor newsome's hiv agent, i never thought we'd be able to talk about getting to zero. and i really think it's a testament both to the political leadership here and i want to thank the mayor and the board of supervisors for continuing to backfill these cuts. but also the larger community which is always support support it give to hiv. and i especially want to acknowledge the work of the community based organization and the aids service organizations without which we couldn't even begin to discuss this. i mean, they provided unbelievable service with growing patient and client loads with diminished resources and we would not be able to talk about this get tog zero without their work. ~ get tog zero without their work. getting to zero does not mean the end of hiv and aids. we do have a vision here for the first time of opening a new chapter where we would be the first city in the world to get to zero. we can honestly talk about zero new infections. based on the work that's been done by all the folks in this room and the larger community. and i just want to again

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but as gavin newsom demonstrated, key democrats are starting to jump ship. i don't want to say that kashkari is a long shot, but pulling the plug is real. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. my sister was at the giants game. she loved it, but she was baking. >> the official temperature downtown, 91 degrees. it felt close to 100. you can see right now, a few streams of fog developing. we're going to expand this out. and what you're going to see is the fog more widespread here in the pacific. and that is going to be key to cooling our forecast down. so if you were not a fan of the triple digits today which we had in numerous locations, like 102 in morgan hill, we've got some much better news coming your way as early as tonight. let's take a look at that live sky camera network. it is still sunny out here, mainly clear, but temperatures are in the 80s instead of upper 90s like we had last night. winds beginning to shift in san francisco right now, coming out of the west. but we still have problems, low humidity, keeping the fire danger up there. high pollen and po

lieutenant governor gavin newsom trying to get work done. the good news in the past hour flights started taking off from the los angeles area airport. we sent john to sfo. it's going to take a while before things get back to normal. >> it will take a while, dozens of flights have been affected. all you have to do is look at the departure and arrival board. now we saw a flight delayed more than two hours, most are in the half hour to 1 hour range. the problem started ash 2:00 with a system that processes air traffic that failed. that sent ripples through the major airports including burbank and san diego. for a time no departures were allowed. around 3: 20 the faa was getting it back online. we met a woman who benefited from the process, most of the people had seen delays. >> i had someone mentioned they thought there were delays, we didn't think it would affect our flight. now you found out it will. >> we did. i heard i was trying to get an earlier flight. my flight was 8:30. virgin gave me an earlier flight at 5:10. >> i am delays. about an

. >>> bitcoin getting a higher political profile from gavin newsom. as mayor of san francisco you may remember he opened the door to same-sex marriage back in 2008, performing the first ceremony himself. now as he runs for lieutenant governor he is breaking from the pack becoming one of the few politicians accepting bitcoin. that's the virtual currency. earlier this month, the federal commission voted unanimously to allow bitcoin for political donations. >>> new information on the vice presidential visit next week. he will visit a power couple. minimum donation to attend? $500. the priciest ticket? $10,000. it is being billed as an intimate little gathering with the attendance capped at 50 people. >>> the 11-year-old girl from the peninsula swinging her way into the record books. she's making national headlines. what this doll face has never done before. >> it was the most egregious violation of standard protocol i've ever encountered in 35 years. >>> it is one of the bay area's most toxic sites, but some claim it's been botched. >>> and a big rig cau

. >> reporter: frank and julie, one man who didn't lose his cool was lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he was stuck there at the terminal with us, as he was returning to the bay area. i did talk with one man who was trying to get to a convention in utah. he told me this is why we need high speed rail. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for more possible victims tonight after two unusual kidnappings in the south bay. ktvu's robert honda spoke with one of the victims about the suspect, and how he initially appeared to be harmless. >> reporter: police say pictures of kenneth middlebrook show an innocent look he used to his advantage. he convinced a woman to drive him in his car to see his father in mountain view. the woman described him as harmless looking. >> your average joe. your average white guy. daisy dukes, white t-shirt, dirty blonde hair. >> reporter: middlebook and his father got into an argument, and the mood changed. >> she felt like she was not free to leave. >> reporter: the woman deliberately crashed into another car. her mother says that happened

. >> reporter: frank and julie, one man who didn't lose his cool was lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he was stuck there at the terminal with us, as he was returning to the bay area. i did talk with one man who was trying to get to a convention in utah. he told me this is why we need high speed rail. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for more possible victims tonight after two unusual kidnappings in the south bay. ktvu's robert honda spoke with one of the victims about the suspect, and how he initially appeared to be harmless. >> reporter: police say pictures of kenneth middlebrook show an innocent look he used to his advantage. he convinced a woman to drive him in his car to see his father in mountain view. the woman described him as harmless looking. >> your average joe. your average white guy. daisy dukes, white t-shirt, dirty blonde hair. >> reporter: middlebook and his father got into an argument, and the mood changed. >> she felt like she was not free to leave. >> reporter: the woman deliberately crashed into another car. her mother says that happened

another innovative move by gavin newsom. he's among the first big-named politicians to accept campaign donations in bit coin. newsom is running for re- election as lieutenant-governor in the june 3rd primary. the virtual currency does come with risks since regulatory agencies are still figuring out how to monitor it. analysts say there is political value since bit coin has a lot of support of silicon valley capitalists. bitcoin centtions are legal but right now -- contributions are legal but it's needing further research. >>> the nfl being called way out of bounds when it comes to protecting their player. how one former star with bay area ties is playing a major role in the lawsuit. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where protesters will be arriving at the courthouse to confront a judge here. we'll tell you about the hearing today regarding a convicted serial rapist. >>> good morning. traffic is doing very well in mown areas and -- many areas and not so well in others. this is the very well commute, 680 southbound. all kid

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we'll start with peter newsom who is the assistant chief metropolitan police. your recognize. >> if you could turn that up here at i am a lowly congressman. >> good morning. other members of the committee, i am the assistant chief of the district of columbia and metropolitan police department. i am pleased to be here to discuss the recent legislation to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. the marijuana possession decriminalization amendment act of 2014 which is projected to become the flaw in approximately mid july amend the district of columbia's code to decriminalize the possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. instead of facing a misdemeanor charge punishable by up to six months in jail or thousand dollar fine or both, once it goes into effect, individuals will be subject to a $25 civil fine. the officers can seize any visible marijuana. the use of marijuana on public space will remain a critical -- a criminal penalty up to 60 days in jail or a fine of up to $500. the act defines public space as any street, alley, sidewalk, park, or parking area.

we'll start with peter newsom who is the assistant chief metropolitan police. your recognize. upif you could turn that here at i am a lowly congressman. >> good morning. other members of the committee, i am the assistant chief of the district of columbia and metropolitan police department. tom pleased to be here discuss the recent legislation to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. possessionna decriminalization amendment act which is projected to become the flaw in approximately mid july amend the district of columbia's code to decriminalize the possession of one ounce or less of marijuana. instead of facing a misdemeanor charge punishable by up to six months in jail or thousand dollar fine or both, once it goes into effect, individuals will be subject to a $25 civil fine. the officers can seize any visible marijuana. the use of marijuana on public space will remain a critical -- a criminal penalty up to 60 days in jail or a fine of up to $500. the act defines public space as any street, alley, sidewalk, park, or parking area. a vehicle on any street, alley, sidewalk or

one unbearable printed laws of download the kron4 newsom i am the kron4 weather have. but other camp is going to end until early use of the next several days. this phenomenon quick check of the commute trend tracking has but to this morning with a jealous of ride on the lower e-shore freeway there is and all the approaches to the bay bridge street to take a look. the gems of palin coming in from all of gingrich and there is a leading down to the bay bridge toll plaza. is the last stretch of the e shore freeway is a 22 minute drive from here to hear his and 24 what amount of what is certain to slow live from our with our team as the ride into the macarthur maze or is still jammed up here. will after an early are occurring accident and 90 is now known for his and their reason crash here and and dublin interchange slows a ride out of livermore. lot of men to back up the ride a leading into pleasanton and towards a no purchase is '80s out the bound and now and it's up to north, to 580 interchange. was little laughs when it possible desolate and sabots hundred firefighters

fox newsome of the sunday. you can listen to a rebroadcast on c-span radio starting at noon. next a look at a subcommittee hearing on the objection of nigerian schoolgirls. witnesses include the defense department, state department, and international development agency. the talk about the terrorist group responsible and what is being done. this is an hour and a half. >> good morning. i would like to call the subcommittee hearing to order. good morning. extremistsgo today, objected 300 schoolgirls. the leaders of the group are selling the girls into marriages and forcibly converted them to islam. it is believed the girls are being held in a dense tropical forest the size of west virginia. it straddles three countries. despite being forewarned of an attack, the local and central government did nothing to protect them. no child should have to live through the horror that these girls experienced. these are not the only families that suffered. killed.people were more than 300 people were murdered. according to amnesty 1500 people have been killed. nigeria is an important target in

this is to chief knew some. -- chief newsom. do you see any problem with the increased use of marijuana with the lowering of the penalties and the inability to come up with a test that would indicate the level of intoxication by marijuana? assumeess we're going to there will be an increase in use based on decriminalization. a changeot going to be in the way that we currently enforce people that are driving under the influence. >> we don't have a test that is administered standard, nationally, or the amount of marijuana tolerated. way a driver would be tested, they would be given a road test as to their ability to perform certain functions. >> you do blood tests? >> we can if necessary. we see that issue across the united states. let me yield to dr. fleming. >> i want to welcome our panel here today. it seems that in listening to your testimony today, your justification is made on the basis of racial disparity. is the only real argument i heard so i will ask the police professionals today, can you give me a rough estimate. the wh