around the twin peaks area, and then you have in the marina around fort mason here, we had some north beach telegraph hill as you mentioned in alamo square and i am going to guess that those are more of the afluent areas of the city and are there examples that you have in lower income neighborhoods where you are also sensitive to residents around for senior sen ters or schools mr. robins? >> well, on the map here, i am sorry, it is a small scale, but, there are a lot of restrictions on the northern end of the city and there are also, some restrictions in the bay view hunter's point area on the vehicles over three tons which would also apply to tour buses and other parts of the city where i think there has been a lot of conflicts between the trucks and residential land uses and we have tried to keep the trucks off of the residential streets as much as possible in those neighborhoods. so, you mentioned fort mason, this is a restriction that we think is not working very well, and fort mason is in the center of this photograph, and there is no way to get a bus to fort mason without driving over

we are proud to be at north beach merchant and enjoy being part of the community that will carry into russian hill. it will have a full service cheese counter along with especially items and food and wine of hanging meats, floor to ceiling shelves and we will be training a minimum of five full time jobs for local residents. my wife and i have lived for 5 years a half block away at 1950 hyde and it's always been my favorite block in the city. our interest is to make this special block a nice place to live and visit and being open during the day can provide a person a meal, a cheese plate or coffee in the afternoon. something that no restaurant in that area can provide. we are grateful to have the support of the russian hill community association. thank you for your time and consideration. >vice-president cindy wu: thank you. public comment? kathleen courtney? >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is kathleen courtney from housing and zoning for the russian hill community association. we are absolutely delighted to appear before you probably in 20 years totally in support of a proje

and we began having issues all of a sudden we already knew that the residents of the areas like north beach and the marina who were wealthy had restricted their areas and so that was a given, in july of 2012, we asked supervisor, chui to end our meeting and speak to the north beach restrictions which have gone into effect and we were unaware and he turned around and said, please get involved. i formed a committee, on transportation, and began working through all of the city bureaucracy and agency to find out who had the responsibility for every issue and every area. and it is now, almost two years later. and i have been and it is i would like to commend jerry robins and he has almost single hand he hadly try to manage almost a critical mass situation at present because he has not the authority. and from what i can tell, now, the only solution, is to go to the state puc and in order to do that, the city of san francisco needs to make a one centralized authority. in the meantime our private charter tours are penalized by the fact that we are inundated with the open top or the hop or or hop of

neighbors in north beach said the ground shook and it felt like a bomb went off.ranch from this tree fell this morning striking three cars and smashing a child's car seat. >> nature took its course. >> reporter: residence save the city has let these trees grow ford too long. -- these trees grow ford too long. the city says budget cuts mean there are not enough arborists available. >> it means we are not able to work on the trees. because of bad trees aren't getting inspected. >> reporter: the city in 2011 begin transferring the responsibility to home owners. the hope is to put in a tax proposal before voters this year. for now cruz say they are hoping more rain will help. >> we cross our fingers. >> reporter: along with the trees the city has 635,000 trees on public and private land. david stevenson, ktvu. >>> one of the largest water districts just voted to ask for a 10% cut in water use. it will be voluntary for east bay customers. >> reporter: this is the san pablo reservoir. its water storage is 80% normal but board members said the season is half over and sum

you can see we've added to the code in 2004 it's a recent addition and it initialing was for only north beach then in 2007 we have a conditional use authorization for our shopping industries. since 2007 the controls have been amended so, now formula retails control many of the districts. we'll go over this gore gastrogreat. after the establishments are opened with two or more of those issues then the formula retail apply for the businesses. it's important to know that not every san francisco establishment is not regulated like gas stations and personal services like gyms and nail as long as are not formula radials and bangsz were added a few years ago. also international chains not formula retail. so that's the basics of the definition. at least let's talk about what we hope to get from the study. first of all, data. today, we'll present preliminary draft data you may be surprised we only knew about the length one hundred formula applications that had been applied for those businesses that preexisted or where located outside the areas we had a total blank. so today, you'll see anything unusua

a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines with motor coaches. and it appeared that san francisco's iconic cable cars had seen their final days. entered mrs. cluskin, the leader to save the cable cars. arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of the city, and she entered a charter placed on the november ballot. it passed overwhelmly. the california street cable railway was purchased by the city in 1952. there were cut backs on the cable car system and in 1957 only thr

he is well known in north beach and china town and central station. he is one of the most favorite officers of my constituents in district 3 and tirelessly worked for the police department in causes that they support such as a make of wish foundation [inaudible] in addition to that, car pain is also a local celebty. in 1983 he performed with hewy lewis & the news and worked with the san francisco sempancy [inaudible] the queen of netherloads. he acomp nnd dianne fine stein to hong cong during san francisco week. you have truly be everywhere and raised the bar for city employees and citizens alike. you have a wit and charm that attracted tor est from all over the globe and i want to thank you for your incredible serve frs the city and thank you for keeping us safe [inaudible] that is when [inaudible] was on time. i want to say on behalf of all on the board of supervisors , thank you for everything. officer car pain >> i would like to say [inaudible] acknowledgment from the board of supervisors. they represent the city and county of san francisco, not j

beach camera. sun trying to peek through cloud cover here. expect light rain for the north bay and more rain is possible hitting the weekend take a look at our atmospheric river this, is last weekend wex had a pineapple connection. this tracks moisture in the atmosphere, you can see stretching from hawaii into our direction. that petered out towards sunday night, then, we started to see a new river developing. aimed at pacific northwest today we're watching it work towards that area. they're going to see rain and snow continuing to intensify. they're seeing some now. tomorrow morning, we'll see a few showers developing around u -- 2:00 p.m . going into thursday morning 5:00 a.m start of the commute we can't rule out drops thursday morning across other parts of the bay area. so this is not a big storm, north bay mountains could pick up a tenth to quarter inch. south of the golden gate, nothing to maybe a couple hundredths of an inch. tomorrow afternoon, make sure you have umbrellas if you work in the north bay and live in the north bay. that is the best chance of showers. te

being blamed for causing a big branch for a tree to break off and seriously damaging cars in the north beacheighbors say they heard and felt the branch break off the large ficus tree around 8:30 this morning on lombard street near mason. they said they felt the street shake. nobody was injured but the branch fell on and damaged three cars. >>> mainly dry out there for today. we do have a lot of leftover moisture from the weekend system and that's why we continue to see those clouds out there. at times, the sunshine and then more cloud cover. give you a look at the east bay hills where they are looking a whole lot more green than last week. you can see the clouds mixed in with blue sky. we have low level clouds, high level clouds. i are ex -- i will explain why. the low level clouds still inside the bay in and around the bay. napa, mostly cloudy skies. santa rosa, mostly sunny skies. we have conditions in between. for today, a mix of sun and clouds. partly sunny to partly cloudy at sometimes. drifting south into areas like fremont, mountain view, from the peninsula into the east bay, we have

investors claiming to have lost millions to a well-known real estate broker in san francisco's north beach finally get some redemption. the man is w.b. coyle, following the reports about multiple attempts to speak with him for nearly a year. the bureau of real estate has accused the broker of corporations fraud, making misrepresentations on investment and dishonest dealing. nearly a dozen people have come forward claiming coyle invested their money into properties he then sold without their knowledge. tonight the latest development in the bureau's case against coyle. not only did they catch up with him, so does the investigative unit. >> we accused in this particular case w.b. coyle and his corporations of really the most egregious types of violations. >> you want to explain to your investors if they're going to get their money back? >>> tonight at 11:00, how the bureau enforced its victorinoest penalty against coyle and how investors may get some money back. >>> over the weird, netflix made a deal with comcast, which will allow netflix to inject its data directly into comcast's network wi

in 2009 [speaker not understood] 53 columbus avenue and north beach chinatown into a permanently affordable equity cooperative. the community trust purchased the land with the assistance of our city and converted the land into affordable cooperative units for the tenants. now called the columbus united cooperative, it will remain affordable in perpetuity where shares of the building cannot be resold at higher market values and as a model of what we can do in this area. i want to thank the council of community housing organizations whose 2014 housing agenda included a right of first refusal proposal. the chinatown community development center and the san francisco community land trust for working with my office on this. in the coming weeks i plan to work with the broader housing community to develop parameters of our legislation including identifying buildings in neighborhoods where this program would generate the highest impact and success. san francisco must further create affordable housing models to protect our tenants from displacement and preserve our existing housing stock. we need to

there have been improvements in the park, but their focus has been on joe di maggio playground and north beach library. my name is julie christian here. i'm here to ask your support for the lease [speaker not understood]. i'm one of the founding members of the park project. we were founded 19 years ago this month. we are pro bono engineerses and volunteers, figured out how to make the tower ada accessible and ada compliant without making changes to the structure. it is now one of the prettiest places at the tower, erosion control, pedestrian safety. we continue to work with the department. at the time of the 2001 project we helped raise over 2-1/2 million dollars towards that renovation. in the last three years we continued to supply as much as $3 million [speaker not understood]. the one thing that has eluded us is an adequate concessioner, someone up to the task and equal to the importance and demands of the building. we believe mr. grim is that person. we are lucky to have him and we thank the department particularly cassandra costello for pushing this rock over the hill. and to ann hall st

nationwide tomorrow looking for all kinds of weather up into the north beach clearing out but will bernia will be wet. much-needed rainfall is crossing the state. sheer how things will be shaping up tomorrow, remember, rain going to come overnight so by afternoon, we'll see lots of clouds high temperatures into mid 50s and more rain coming over the weekend. so several days of weather. thank you, spencer >> up next a journey behind the movie philomena >> i felt something off. >> the instinct saved her baby's live. the baby was born with just about no blood. >> are meter mads exempt from text ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is how californians can take advantage. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. fi

crews have been out in san francisco clearing part of a tree that fell in north beach. the department of public works say around 8:30 a large part of the 60-foot tree broke and fell on to lombard. no one was hurt. >> in orinda, workers spent a second day cleaning up damage after a oak tree fell on to a historic building. it is the oldest commercial building in orinda dating back to 1920s once the only store and gas station. later a bunk house for workers. now used for offices. yesterday made a slow motion tumble onto the roof. >> it was a slow fall. and he saw the tree just went down. >> yesterday's mishap cost about $20,000 in damage. >> shirley temple likely the most usual influential child star in history. she can sing, dance, laugh or try and it made her the most popular actress in the country at age seven. she's listed as among the 25 top screen legends today, flowers were placed here her star on the walk of fame, marking the death at her home here in the b area at age 856789 abc7 news is live tonight in wood side, the down shirley mple black called home. >> she li

beach. light rain may develop tomorrow into the north bay. more rain possible this weekend perhaps heavier and more wide spread. here is a colorful ran from hawaii throughout the bay area. that fizzled out another river of moisture and likely missing the bay area for the most part. tomorrow morning at 10:00 going into evening and and we could mainly in the north bay and and we'll range from a tenth of an inch and only 0 to maybe 2/100ths south of the golden gate. overnight tonight. with patches of dense fog, low temperatures mainly into mid to upper 40s and then, tomorrow, we'll have at least partly sunny afternoon, high temperatures in the south bay mid to upper 60s. 67 degrees tomorrow in san jose. highs into mid-60s on the peninsula. 64 san mateo. 66 redwood city. upper 50s to low 60s on the coast. 61 degrees in downtown san francisco. north bay highs, even with possibility of afternoon showers, mainly low to mid-60s over east bay, mid 60s from oakland down to fremont. inland east bay, mid to upper 60s. here is the accu-weather forecast. l

. >>> welcome back, time now 1:22 they are pushing for a moratorium on north beach. want to ban new bars along two blocks of broadway to montgomery street. the proposed bar would not affect them if they serve food. they had a response to concern whose neighbors say they would have a disas rouse economic affect am makes the dog feed come through and this comes after charging an end trip fee at a party owned by her parents. the issue is whether the entry fee means the girl sold the alcohol. ruling is expected next month. >>> there is a heated debate about unused oil tanks in the city of pittsburgh. and in the city they wanted to convert the old tank farm for the local refineryies. last fall, these trains they want to bring them in with are like bombs on tracks and they are like bombs that explodes. >> it shows it has a high liquid potential. potential. >> supportsers say it will bring in new jobs and new taxes. >>> earth had with what a front hers had with an as steroid. it came within two million miles which is 9 times as far away with the moon -- as the moon. there w

crews have been out in san francisco clearing part of a tree that fell in north beach. the department of public works say around 8:30 a large part of the 60-foot tree broke and fell on to lombard. no one was hurt. >> in orinda, workers spent a second day cleaning up damage after a oak tree fell on to a historic building. it is the oldest commercial building in orinda dating back to 1920s once the only store and gas station. later a bunk house for workers. now used for offices. yesterday made a slow motion tumble onto the roof. >> it was a slow fall. and saw the tree just went down. >> yesterday's mishap cost about $20,000 in damage. >> shirley temple likely the most usual influential child star in history. she can sing, dance, laugh or try and it made her the most popular actress in the country at age seven. she's listed as among the 25 top screen legends today, flowers were placed here her star on the walk of fame, marking the death at her home here in the bay area at age 856789 abc7 news is live tonight in wood side, the down shirley temple black called home. >> she l

. >> reporter: aaron gregory smith is manager of north beach bar, and executive director of the bartenders guild. the law was aimed primarily at restaurants, but smith says when bartenders cut limes, or lemons, for example, the gloves must go on. >> we believe that that bill came into law without proper debate. >> reporter: today, sacramento assemblyman, dr. richard pan announced a bill to roll back the glove law, saying gloves alone do not ensure food safety. >> clean food involves either washing your hands or wearing gloves. you can have a dirty glove, or a clean hand, and your food is better off with a clean hand. >> reporter: smith says over the year, there is a real cost of time it takes to repeatedly don and discard a bartender's gloves. >> we have the potential to lose about $80,000 in revenue, from the number of cocktails that we would not be able to serve. >>> an effort to appeal the new student rights law has failed. opponents had been collecting signatures for a ballot initiative to overturn the law. today, the secretary of state announced they have failed to get enough signatur

. >> reporter: aaron gregory smith is manager of north beach bar, and executive director of the bartenders guild. the law was aimed primarily at restaurants, but smith says when bartenders cut limes, or lemons, for example, the gloves must go on. >> we believe that that bill came into law without proper debate. >> reporter: today, sacramento assemblyman, dr. richard pan announced a bill to roll back the glove law, saying gloves alone do not ensure food safety. >> clean food involves either washing your hands or wearing gloves. you can have a dirty glove, or a clean hand, and your food is better off with a clean hand. >> reporter: smith says over the year, there is a real cost of time it takes to repeatedly don and discard a bartender's gloves. >> we have the potential to lose about $80,000 in revenue, from the number of cocktails that we would not be able to serve. >>> an effort to appeal the new student rights law has failed. opponents had been collecting signatures for a ballot initiative to overturn the law. today, the secretary of state announced they have failed to get enough signatur

in san francisco's north beach neighborhood, a huge branch from this 40-foot tree fell yesterday morning. city workers say they can't keep up with all the calls for service and budget cuts they force the department to make staffing cuts. they say there are just five arborists available to keep an eye on 500,000 trees on the sidewalk alone. >>> incredible story a 13-year- old boy is being called a hero after stopping a robbery in his own house. alex was at home in mantico when a man started pounding on the front door. that is when he decided to get out of the house and ran to the backyard to call 911. >> hoping that i get somewhere safe with the police department. hoping they get the guys that are breaking in my house. >> the men were putting jewelry, video games and other items into a duffel bag when police arrived. they were arrested trying to escape from a bedroom window. >>> time is 6:58. coming up for you on mornings on 2 yet another pedestrian killed early this morning on the streets of san francisco. the police released some important new information just 30 minutes ago. >> that st

beautiful north beach 29. is waldorf and 24 for lawrm and 28 ashburn -- for laurel and 28 ashburn. regard renton sitting at 30 -- warrenton sitting at 30. looks clear but overhead mostly cloudy. 31 at national airport. north, northeast winds at 7 so feels like it's 24 outside. a little bit of a windchill and humidity at 69%. the storm system is coming in from the west. clouds are thickening up in advance of it. the thicker ones are out in the ohio and tennessee valley. we'll see sunny breaks through midday with thicker clouds this afternoon. then tonight here comes the moisture. here's 8:00. look what happens by 11:00. i think a bunch of this stuff that's in yellow which would be rain may actually be freezing rain with the snow north of us. and that will be lingering near till 2:00 on the mason-dixon line. we could still have more of the pink in loudoun and montgomery counties and frederick county through the middle of the night, even much of the overnight. nomorrow morning we see the ice rth. some breaks and

a group of investors claiming to have lost millions to a broker in san francisco's north beach finally get redemption. we're talking about this man, w.b. coyle. following tony's reports and attempts to sbeek him for nearly a year, the bureau of real estate has accused the broker of corporations fraud making misrepresentations on investments and dishonest dealing. nearly a dozen people have come forward claiming that coyle invested their money into properties he then sold without their knowledge. tonight the latest development in the case against coyle and not only do they catch up with him, so does the investigative unit. >> we accused, in this case, w.b. coyle and his corporations, really the most egregious violations. >> you want to explain to your investors if they are going to get their money back? you want to say anything sir? >> tonight at 11:00, tony also explains how the bureau of real estate enforced its strictest penalty against coyle and how investors may get some of the money back. >> you crane's acting interior minister issued a warrant for the arrest of ousted president v

broadway in san francisco, which would cover broadway between montgomery and columbus avenue in north beach. the board of supervisors president believes that the moratorium on the new bars would clean up the area. he claims the idea has widespread report but the examiner says some oppose the move. >> mountain view based google could take over a building in the mission district in san francisco. google maps to buy or lease a 5,000 square foot building on alabama. reportedly, it will be used to house engineers who do not want to travel to silicon valley. google is being tightlipped saying they are not commenting on rally rumors or speculation. the percent around has been taking heat from protesters recently who blame google for what they call the eviction crisis. >> the city of berkeley is taking steps to get rid of animals unleashing toxins into the bay through a former landfill. hundreds of squirrels and gophers have dug holes all over a park on the shore of berkeley. rain water is filling the holes and washing toxins into the bay. they have tried to attract birds of prey and a contractor w

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from there the course will make its way through china town, north beach, the embarcadero and finish onand sacramento streets. the proceeds will benefit the china town ymca community center and they are expecting about 2000 participants along with 300 volunteers. >>> heavy snowfall blanket wide areas of japan including tokyo and surrounding regions on saturday and according to weather officials, almost 11 inches of snow fell on central tokyo. it's the most in 45 years. more snow expected there tonight. nearly 200 domestic flights were cancelled today, about 6000 travelers forced to spend the night in the tokyo airport. >>> artists from as far away as the czech republic are in chicago this weekend taking part in the annual -- the sixth annual snow days sculpting competition. all told 27 teams competing in the event at the navy pier and take a close look at these frozen works of art. they are sculpted out of 10 feet blocks of snow. during the summer months instead of snow, they used sand in which to design their works. >>> 8:57. coming up on kron4 news weekend at 9:00 a.m., tracking the r

a crowd of people will step into the icy lake, at north avenue beach sunday morning.money for the special olympics. that's getting a boost thanks to the mayor and the new host of the tonight show. fallon has tweeted he plans to wear a suit and tie in the water. emanuel had this advice. >> you don't need any sunblock. don't bring your speedo. sunglasses and a lawn chair are not necessary. >>there are some health risks to consider if you take part in the plunge. you're advised to check with your doctor first. it's recommended that people with hypertension, high cholesterol, heart conditions or other underlying health concerns shouldn't do it. another protest in ukraine. this morning, protesters seized a government building in the country's crimean region, and raised a *russian flag over the crimean parliament. the seizure was a protest against the political upheaval in the ukrainian capital of kiev. the united states warned russia against any military intervention, as ukraine tries to establish a new unity government. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning

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. >>> calabash, north carolina, is a quiet fishing town located just over the state line from myrtle beach, south carolina. >> to sum it up, it's a perfect place to live, quiet, the best seafood in the world, and that's how calabash was known. >> in september of 1991, in broad daylight, two masked men with handguns walked into one of the local banks. a teller pushed the silent alarm, but the robbers got away with $40,000 before police arrived. >> the closest police station was our county complex, which is about 25 to 30 miles away. >> the bank was equipped with surveillance cameras that used 35 millimeter film. >> in most instances, we have bank surveillance videotapes is, which don't give us a lot of quality and don't allow us the opportunity to enhance the photos. >> reporter: the pictures showed a well-organized crime. >> some individuals go in banks with no gloves, no mask, and no plan. those are the easiest ones to catch. the folks that are well planned, well orchestrated, prove to be the most difficult challenge in law enforcement. >> the man entered the bank just after an armored tr

in san francisco's north beach neighborhood, look at this.eep up with all of the calls for service. budget cuts forced the department to make staffing cuts. they say there are just five harborrists available in -- arborists available to keep an eye on 105,000 trees just on the sidewalk alone. >> it means we're not able to do proactive pruning. we're responding to requests. because of that trees are not getting inspected as regularly. >> now, in 2011, the city started to transfer responsibility for maintaining some of those trees to homeowners. the plan now, at least the hope is, to put a parcel tax proposal before voters this year that would put city workers back in charge of all of the street trees. >>> starting next week it will be easier for travelers to stay linked in when flying virgin america. it will have a dedicated linked- in app available that would let passengers connect with others on their flights, on other vir yin flights or at airports. the service will be available on all virgin america flights by the end of the month. >>> rai

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this is, what, north and east of palm beaches. >> 75 miles north and east, so right in this area, northed vessel with people on top. the three dead were inside of the boat. two are still missing so this is very much an active search and rescueñrñr right now. >> what normally happens is sometimes it's cube yaps and they -- cubansbans and they cou. from the straits, and most often, those are normally from haiti. >> correct. haiti would be way down here, but this is farther north than miami, it's down here. but the coast guard has a cutter and chopper on scene looking for the other people. >> they recovered three. >> a total of 12 people. so seven rescued, three dead two missing. >> mark, thank you. the investigation at the irs is leading to shouting matches in congress. lawmakers are hearing more testimony on the tax agency's targeting of tea party groups. president obama told our bill orilery there isn't a smidge general of corruption -- smidgen of corruption at the intern rev flu service. his word. instead plameing it on bone-headed decisionmaking. some republicans saying they're not go