in market octavia we have a formal tiered where they have a second type of fee, they have a higher rate of fees for those high towers. >> rincon hill also? >> yes. >> there is a possible difficulty in determining those. is there a possibility of fees raise generally to help solve this problem? >> this legislation doesn't affect the transbay. >> i think we are getting the two things confused. this is a nexus study, this isn't changing any fees. >> right. >> so citywide. the city issue is the mellow roost. which is not an impact fee. it's a special taxing district. that is not addressed in this per say, correct? >> correct. this legislation doesn't cover that and also there is a scale question. over the next 5 years the amount of revenue that all the plans are generating is not a contribution towards the transbay project in the dtx. i understand what you are trying to work on and there will be presentations about that moving forward. >> i understand the issue around the entrance bay but the benefits extend well beyond those few covered by the mellow roos and it's where the areas you are c

for example in market octavia we secured a tlc grant to implement a major improvement to haight street and we are also working with the capital plan committee to develop a 10-year capital plan for market octavia and eastern neighborhoods and other plan areas to understand what that gap is when we start looking at what has mta and what are they planning to do and what is that gap and how can this city fill that gap. i have been working on this since 2008 and we are making serious progress. >> the short search warrant are is -- answer is we are looking at various sources. >> the impact fees are modest. that's what i hear. wow. how much should we be charging. i think that's more money on the table. fyi. >president cindy wu: commissioner >commissioner michael j. antonini: one of the things you mentioned we are going to be establishing some of the new parks in some of these emerging areas as we have the funding and the space becomes available. and one thing you are talking about is how to keep thesen livened all the time. one of the things >> as it occurs, you make sure you have the areas a

and which were part of the octavia boulevard parcel and we responded to the rfp from the mayor's office of workforce and economic development where they were looking for activation of these city owned lots. and we responded for these lots, which are adjacent to patricia green, between felt street and haze street on octavia boulevard. proxy is intended to be a mixture of both culture and commerce. and we have retail there, with apparel. and we have the food, there, with coffee and the ice cream and also the beer garden. and juice shop. and we have other community serving kind of activators including streets of san francisco bicycle tours and basic training which is outdoor fitness training company. and which operates out of the event space that we are hoping to create with this llp. we received planning approval for these two separate lots and we have received environmental review for these or for our use there. and we have gotten approval from the board of supervisors, and we have a lease with the city, until, the end of 2020. and for this lot or for these two lots, and the idea is that

is one to be a problem autonomic are all lined up several them are lined up much of the sea that octaviad get in swiss and you turned around the area. >> jackie sissel: traffic was not a huge issue and have a block of not to you and i get down to the area they're turning traffic around obviously they are stuck here on the 1 01 they're not happy about it it does not appear that if this is wanted on them as long as you see them starting to get ready to leave the same in the city are starting to march backing up the pink triangle the question is where they got to go next >> jackie sissel: the lives of their head of market street. that hetero close by about a block and have political test originated obviously we are close to the castle renault if it appears to be extremely peaceful out here and there are starting to move along. there are moving here they're leaving this area and is a smart process to make their point and perhaps that was to move on and then not have that bit of an impact. >>darya: 11 of christmas eve morning not the edge of the traffic is on again on market street which is a

that protest briefly forced the closure of a u.s. 101 off-ramp near market and octavia. protests continue in berkeley, missouri where a black man was shot and killed during a confrontation with police. protestors gathered last night at the gas station where the shooting happened tuesday. investigators say that antonio martin pointed a gun at an officer who questioned him about a theft at the station's convenience store. that officer fired back. according to police, the gun found on martin was loaded but not fired. >>> well, ebola is back in the news on this christmas day. specifically, mistakes at the cdc center in atlanta may have exposed a worker to that virus. the cdc says it happened during a lab experiment. the technician came into contact with a small amount of ebola but shows no sign of the disease right now. the cdc director says he is troubled by the incident in the ebola research laboratory and he is directing a full review of every aspect of the incident and that the cdc take all necessary measures. >>> do you remember that window washer who survived an 11-sto

== --- en san francisco ms de 100 manifestantes bloquearon la interseccion de las calles market y octavia las entradas a la autopista ms congestionadas en la maÑana. --- los activistas de la comunidad "lgtb" detuvieron el trafico por aproximadamente 15 minutos en protesta por los hechos sucedidos anoche en missouri. --- la policia de san francisco ha gastado ms de 160 mil dolares en pago de horas extras de los oficiales que responden a las protestas. cesar/take vo ---mientras tanto en nueva york continuan las protestas en contra de la brutalidad policiaca pese al pedido del alcalde a abstenerse hasta despues de los funerales de los dos agentes asesinados... --- anoche cientos de manifestantes marcharon hacia el centro de manhattan expresando su descontento... ---este sbado se llevarn a cabo en el vecindario glendale los servicios funerales del agente rafael ramos , ceremonia a la que asistir el vicepresidente...joe biden... --- al agente wenjin liu le darn el ultimo adios hasta que lleguen familiares de china... cesar --- pese a las amenazas ...varias salas cinematogrficas independientes

the protests briefly force closure of u.s. 101 off-ramp near market and octavia. protests continued in the city of berkeley, missouri where a black man was killed during a confrontation with police. protestors gathered last night at the gas station where the shooting happened on tuesday. they briefly blocked traffic on a nearby freeway before returning to the gas station. investigators say the shooting happened after the officer questioned antonio martin and another man about a theft at the station's convenience store. surveillance video shows martin pointing a gun at the officer before the officer fired three shots while stumbling backward. according to police, the gun found on martin was loaded but had not been fired. investigators say martin spent about a month in jail last year for theft and assault. >>> despite a major cyber attack and and controversy "the interview" will open today at hundreds of movie theaters nationwide. it will be shown in san jose, berkeley and other bay area cities. more now from cbs news' don champion. >> you want to us assassinate the

our territory is from the castro to octavia boulevard. i want to give my thanks to the 90 merchants and community groups for their support and you will see their names on the banner at the bank of america. in addition to this tree, there are gold and silver ribbons on market street and the lighted trees along market. i would like to see a show of hands for the board members of the castro district. [ applause ] thank you. tonight's mc is the first lady of castro street, donna . thank you, donna. >> i thought you were going to sing a song. where are the children. c'mon in here. we have room for you. it's a nice vigil. this is the tallest right here. thank you all for being here. i love our new castro, do you? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the lights, i love the palm trees. picture this, it's quite a contrast and the lights by the crosswalks and there is so many things that happened and we have smooth roads. i love the castro. if you love the castro make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] if you shop and eat in the castro make some n

la protesta se realiza en la interseccin de las calles market y octavia. manifestantes rechazan la decisin de un gran jurado de exonerar a dos agentes de policia que dispararon mortalmente a michael brown en misuri y a eric garner en nueva york..... lorena/ots --- se desatan protestas tras la muerte de otro adolescente afroamericano en missouri.... take vo --anoche un polica dispar mortalmente a ''antonio martin'' de 18 años de edad en una gasolinera en la ciudad de berkeley a pocas millas de ferguson... --- la polica del condado de ''saint louis'' confirm en un comunicado que el agente dispar varias veces, porque al parecer temia por su vida luego que supuestamente uno de los sospechosos le apuntara con una pistola... ---la madre del joven indic en una conferencia de prensa que su hijo era un buen muchacho y buscaba cambiar su vida... lorena/vobox --- tras este incidente el jefe de polica de berkeley en misusri dijo que comprende las reacciones de la comunidad pero dijo que el joven tom la decisin incorrecta al apuntar con un arma a uno de sus agentes...

>> reporter: for 15 minutes of the rush hour no traffic was moving through octavia. more than 100 people took part in this protest organized by activists by the lbgtq community to marching to market and castro where they stopped in the middle of the intersection, placing the pink triangle on the street to rally and lead a moment of silence. >> just saying, you know, people can't just continue business when all this is happening. we need more allies to join this fight. >> reporter: the rally kicked off around 8:30 this morning. protesters say they want accountability and transparency from police following the deaths of garner and brown. >> i'm shocked because it's almost christmas, you know, and then they do this. i mean, everybody's in a rush. it's early in the morning so, you know, i really didn't expect this. >> reporter: for brian, being late to his daughter's doctor's appointment says that's nothing. this is an experience that's invaluable. >> she understands. she's seen a lot of news clippings, the movie about the situation on the b.a.r.t. it really, really affe

the group placed a huge pink triangle in the intersection of market and octavia.this forced the closure of 101 off ramp for several minutes. >>> the mayor of a saint louis suburb is asking for calm tonight after a white officer shot and killed an 18-year-old black man. this is what happened when 200 protesters showed up in the scene in berkeley, missouri. there were more demonstrations tonight adding fuel to an already tense situation. look how close berkeley is to ferguson. the two cities separated by two milesful police say you can see the teenager clearly in this surveillance video. an officer was responding to a call about a theft at a convenient store. when he went to question him, you see the teenager raise and point a gun at the officer. things got heated when the berkeley mayor held a news conference today. >> call it what it is. a police officer has killed another young black man. >> truly you don't believe that every person, every black that is killed is because of a white police officer? >> the mayor says this is much different than what happened in fer

they marched down market street and had a die-in at the castro street interception and shut down the octavia boulevard off ramp from highway 101 and had a moment of silence for minorities killed by police officers. >> this is imperative that we all show up and unite. a solid front to apply some pressure. we want an immediate end to police brew all-starty. >> the demonstration follows the decision by grand juries not to indict police officers in the deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric garner in new york. the presidents of the san jose san francisco and oakland police unions say antipolice fieldings have reached a dangerous level. in an open letter, they called for a constructive dialogue to express concerns over the relationship between minorities and police officers. they say protests over the last few weeks have evolved from an expression of views into violence against public servants. >>> it is not too late to make a child's christmas miracle a reality. ktvu channel 2 news' christian kafton is there live. traffic has been steady all day. what is it like right now? >> rep

you may know it spear headed an effort to make improvements between octavia and gough however we have a lot of concerns and are opposed to a signal ization specifically at laguna and haight the letter we wrote to you outlines the reasons for that first of all it's about pedestrian safety and convenience right now pedestrian when they want to cross that intersection, there's a stop sign there, they look at the driver make sure they stop and then they go. if there's a signal it impedes pedestrian movement and we're a pedestrian oriented neighborhood. all the hardware and unsightly hardware will change the character of that intersection from a neighborhood intersection to a car oriented intersection as someone already pointed out there's a lot of through traffic on laguna. the signals will speed up that traffic and there's no need for it. right now there's a proposal for a bus only lane. there will be there will be one from buchanan to laguna and the buses won't be held up by a stop sign so for these reasons and others we oppose the signal at laguna and haight thank you. >> thank you. la

a protest is blocking the octavia off and on ramp. 101 at okay daveia. the protest -- octavia.d off the central freeway at mission. let's go to mark. >>> we're tracking the low cloud and fog. get ready for rainfall this morning. behind the front, we'll have winds increasing tonight. for your christmas day this will be completely dry and dry into the weekend as well with the sun/cloud mix. looking pretty good. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for me having me. >> that's our report for this morning. we always thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we'll be here tomorrow morning for you and our holiday in focus will be on before we go on the air. stay with us. we have great stories for you on that hoyle in -- holiday in focus. ♪ holiday road >> we'll have more -- look. ! we'll talk about the forecast. a little fog out there. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demo

in san francisco, protesters stopped traffic at market and octavia during the morning commute. this intersection including on and off-ramps to 101, so cars on the freeway were brought to a stand still. more than 100 people took part. in solidarity with those angered by the police shootings in missouri and new york. the protest moved up market street to castro, where again they stopped in the middle of the intersection, placed a pink triangle on the street and held a moment of silent and a brief die-in, punctuated by the honking horns by the drivers caught in the backup. protesters say they want accountability and transparency from the police. the posters used to spread the word about tomorrow's protests in oakland also proclaim no time off. oakland reports over $1 million on police overtime so far. san francisco police say they've spent $162,000. >> there have been times where we have had to cancel days off. >> reporter: during the holidays that has caused a strain, though the department is playing that down. >> we're here, we took an oath to serve the city of san francisco. an

. >> the protest briefly forced the closure of a u.s. 101 off- ramp near market street and octavia boulevardd protests continue in the city of berkeley, missouri where a black man was shot and killed during a confrontation with police last night. protestors gathered at the gas station where the shooting happened on tuesday. for a short time they blocked traffic on the nearby freeway before returning to that gas station. and investigators say that shooting happened after the officer questioned antonio martin and another man about a theft at the station's convenience store. surveillance video shows martin pointing a gun at the officer before the officers fired three shots while stumbling backwards. according to the police the gun found on martin was loaded but hasn't been fired. investigators say martin spend a month in jail last year for theft and assault. >>> worker at the cdc center in laboratory was exposed to ebola during a lab experiment. the technician came into contact with the small amount of the virus and right now, he shows no signs of infection. here's what the cdc director said ye

. >> the marchers staged a die-in protest and blocked the highway 101 off-ramp at market and octaviaor about five minutes. >>> near st. louis, missouri the protests turned violent after a deadly police shooting of an 18-year-old man. surveillance video caught blurry images of last night's incident. police san antonio martin pointed a gun at an officer, showing up after someone stole from a gas station. this happened about 2 miles from ferguson missouri where michael brown was shot and killed in august. >>> a developing story we are following tonight an ebola sample mix-up at the cd dc headquarters -- cdc headquarters may have exposed a lab tech to the virus. that tech will be monitored for 21 days. >>> a slight delay to a warm hawaiian christmas for some northern californians. a flight from sacramento to honolulu had to stop in oakland. hawaiian airlines flight 19 changed course about noon today because of a mechanical issue. passengers were delayed for about 2.5 hours before taking off for the island. >>> you remember that movie twister? well, this is kind of like that. >> get in th

dozens of people blocked the entrance to 101 near octavia and market streets, then marched to the castro calling for an end to what they call systemic police violence towards minorities. one driver who was stranded by protesters reflected on how complicated this issue is. >> i think many of the people who are out here would call on the police if they needed them, so the fact that they are out here criticizing things that have been done by the police force is a rough situation. >> today's protest was peaceful and respectful but the heads of those bay area police unions say some other recent demonstrations have devolved from legitimate free speech to the vilification of officers. >>> palo alto police have arrested two men in connection with a fight that left another man in critical condition. they say a 28-year-old from cupertino and a 21-year-old from sunnyvale were arguing with the victim outside the patio bar around 2:00 a.m. sunday. security broke it up but the men started fighting again about a block away on university avenue. the 28-year-old is accused of punching the victim, who has

. >> miss heartily and i worked in octavia, where we targeted 50% of the units being affordable. it was a combination of inclusionary, and then 100% affordable sites and in this mix now there is kind the moderate income which seems there is difficult in finding the right financing sources for, and hopefully those get expanded. so you can beat the 50% goal. >> i think absolutely. i think i want to say that unequivocally that is the team's goal to beat that -- our objective is to beat the goal, is that is a way to say that? by no means are going to to reign thing backs in. i think as tools come forward, this becomes this great elaborate to try these tools out to say that to the developer you can do this and get a is good value and still contribute to the well-being of the city. i agree with the tenure of your comments that we are not taking anything as a hard and fast limitation, but it's a realistic look at the schedule and feasibility for this project at the stage we're at and we're hoping to expand and improve on it. >> thank you. just one more question. there is a lot of obviou

octavia jurez pregunta: yo tengo dos hijos nacidos aquí, uno tiene 11 años y el otro 3 años,hace 5 años me regresé a los 3 meses, puedo calificar para arreglar mi estatus migratorio a través de mis hijos? take patricia live take 2boxes lorena --- jess gaitn dice ... llegué al país en 1988, tengo 5 hijos nacidos aquí, el más pequeño tiene 12 años y la más grande tiene 23 años. en el 1991 me detuvieron porque la camioneta tenía las placas vencidas, yo iba de pasajero y me llevaron con migración y nos deportaron, me dijeron que era salida voluntaria. después de 2 días regresé. quisiera saber si puedo arreglar mi estatus migratorio a través de mis hijos? yo tengo una abogada trabajando en mi caso pero ya llevo 5 meses esperando por las huellas de la frontera, según dice ella. quiero saber si este proceso es muy demorado? take patricia live take 2boxes lorena y la ltima pregunta nos la manda ilda: quiero hacerme ciudadana pero no tengo con que pagarlo, porque soy de bajos recursos. podría hacerme ciudadana y no pagar? existe algún tipo de ayuda? take patricia live take 2boxes lorena recuerde

today in san francisco, protesters shut down the octavia offramp from highway 101. about 200 people blocked the intersection demanding more accountability from police. they were organized by a group called sf for black lives. members marked the intersection at market with a pink triangle an icon of the lgbt movement. >> as a black man, i have a lot of anxiety walking down the street every time i see a police officer. today could be the day they decide to shoot me and there would be no justice. i'm here for myself and people who look like me. >> the group marched down market toward castro and they say this is no file for a celebration -- time for a celebration. >>> the chp is cracking down for christmas. it's what it calls a maximum enforcement period. officers plan to be very visible out on the road. they are asking bay area roads for their help in spotting potential problems. >> we want to remind everybody that this is a joint effort. if you do see an impaired driver on the road, please call 911, provide us with the location, direction of travel, the information ab

more than 100 of the lgbt community that held a die-in at the castro street intersection and the octavia boulevard off ramp from highway 101 and held a moment of silence from authorities who were killed by police officers. >> the solid front to apply the pressure. it could be an immediate end to police brutality. >> it follows the decisions of grand juries not to indict police officers for the death of michael brown in missouri and in new york. >>> christian kafton is in union city where volunteers are working to make a christmas miracle for the deserving kids. >> reporter: they are absolutely in the giving spirit here. if you take a look here, you can see they have the barrels out here. this is where they are doing their curb side donation. they are hoping to gather 10,000 toys in time for christmas morning. they hope no child wakes up without a toy under the tree. all day cars have been rolling up and dropping off gifts for kids in need. >> the kids need gifts. why not? this is so easy. it is so fun! >> reporter: this is the 14th year lee housekeepers organized the toy drive with a sim

>> reporter: in san francisco, protesters stopped traffic at market and octavia.this intersection includes on and off ramps to 101 so cars on the crosstown freeway were brought to a stand still. more than 100 people took part, organized with activists by the less bee an, gay, transsexual and community. they stopped in the middle of the intersection, placed a pink triangle on the street and held a moment of silence and a brief die-in, punctuated by honking horns. >> it's almost christmas and then they do this. >> mark matthews reporting. >>> a grim discovery in the south bay tonight. within the past few hours, a body has been found in the stairwell of an apartment complex near downtown san jose. you're looking at the intersection of stockton avenue and sinebar street. no details on the investigation. we will follow the story and bring you updates as we get them. >>> tonight, two men are facing felony charges after a fight in downtown palo alto that could turn deadly. officers say early sunday morning, two groups of men argued outside a bar downtown. the man on the

. >> the marchers staged a die-in protest and blocked highway 101 off-ramp at market and octavia for about five minutes. >>> presidents of the three biggest northern california police unions have published an open letter warning that anti- police rhetoric and sentiments is threatening officer safety. it was published on the union website and social media pages. it was signed by the heads every unions representing police in san francisco, oakland and san jose. >>> a new poll shows ed lee with a big lead in the san francisco mayoral race. we know he is definitely going to seek re-election. tom ammiano dennis herrera and art agnos are potential rivals. lee beat them in the poll. closest would be between ed lee and mark leno, who won't run. >>> governor brown has kept up his christmas eve tradition of pardons. 105 people received them this year most for nonviolen crimes. it was a fairly common practice with california governors until the 1990s. brown brought it back when he became governor in 2011. >>> the christmas shopping going right down to the wire. but not everyone in the crowds to

. >> reporter: the group blocked octavia and market streets just before 9:00 this morning, keeping peoplem getting on or off highway 101. they read aloud the names of minorities who have been shot and killed by police officers. and held a few moments of silence. which were interrupted by the sounds of horns being honked by frustrated drivers. >> everybody needs to go because we have work, you know. i mean, they can't go block the way. >> reporter: some drivers stuck in the standstill say they think the issue is more complicated than blocking intersections and criticizing police. >> i think many of the people who are out here would call on the police if they needed them. >> reporter: a few protesters held signs asking for patience. after 15 minutes, the group moved on. marching on market street toward castro. emphasizing the importance of keeping the momentum of the movement going. even on christmas eve regardless of the day or week or hour, people are coming out because this is an issue that we are not stopping until we see a shift in justice and peace. >> reporter: the protest was over b

. >> [indiscernible] >> they were in illinois for the most part, and octavia was a very nice person anda very active person until she died. she was a very wonderful wonderful woman, and very, very assertive, but you would never know it. because of her quiet spirit -- people try to ignore you if you are not local, but because of her quiet spirit, a lot of times, people don't know who you are. jean young was very active. jean had a house by the side of the road just like i did. there were always some folks from the movement in the house and always some folks in my house. i could never tell who was coming, and every day i cooked as my mother did. she always prepared enough food so that if two or three extra people came down, they could eat. everybody knows me as a cook. i used to resent it during the movement. i said, i've got brains. i know folks who can't read their names in boxcar letters but can cook. don't just relegate me to the level of cook. i always had food so people could come to our home. my husband always felt that he could bring people to our house because i always made them

they shut down the octavia off ramp.re blocking the intersection demanding more accountability by police. members marked the intersection with a big pink triangle. demonstrators say they wanted to keep up the pressure during the holidays. >> as a black man, i have a lot of anxiety walking down the street every time i see a police officer. today could be a day that one shoots me and there would be no justice. i'm here for people like me and people that look like me that suffer the same injustice. >>> oakland members, they're planning a christmas day protest. they said they want to ruin christmas for police. they want to make sure that police do not get the day off. those protests are in response to what members say is police brutality. >>> two men are in jail after an attack that left another man in critical condition. police say it happened in palo alto sunday. the man was found in the street after being punched unconscious. 4 men ran to the car an swerved towards police. the injured man has critical head injuries. you s

just getting word of a protest in san francisco affecting traffic on octavia and market and affectingt lanes of traffic. you can see it is causing a delay down to 34 miles per hour south 880 in san jose. and over at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is christmas eve light. there is an accident though west 80 just before west grand blocking the right lane. wayne: oh, hey, it's tv! jonathan: it's a new jet ski! wayne: oops. you don't know me, you're not my mama. you're not my mom! tiffany: oh, my god! jonathan: it's a trip to jamaica! wayne: lord have mercy. you've got the big deal of the day! - i pick door number one! it's time for "let's make a deal!" now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." merry christmas! happy holidays to everybody. this is our holiday show. so in the spirit of giving, we have families and hopefully we can play santa claus and give these families prizes, trips, and cash, cars. let's get to it. who wants to make a deal? amy, bring your family. amy, bring your family.

proceeds marched up market street blocking traffic at market and octavia. >> and the winds have pickedkywalker ranch in marin county. power lines also went down and a utility pole snapped in two. more on the weather for the next week in just a moment. >>> and a merry christmas to you on this fine thursday morning shaping up to be a chilly start to the day with a little bit of a breeze out there out of the north. sunny and cool for us this afternoon. but par for the course for late december and we have dry weather ahead for the bay area. high pressure is building offshore. that's bringing in kind of a dry low humidity northerly wind into the bay area. but also clear skies for the rest of the day. it will be breezy and plenty sunny today. as we look to stay cool and dry all the way through the beginning of 2015. temperatures: >> sunshine with a few clouds coming in by the weekend. but then by the early part of the week, as we head toward 2015, we stay sunny and we also stay dry. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com female announcer: it's time to make room for the ne

the group also briefly shut down the octavia boulevard off-ramp at market and held a moment of silence minorities who have been killed by police. >>> a federal judge in oakland ruled a class-action lawsuit against facebook can continue. the lawsuit was filed against facebook by users in oregon and arkansas. they claim that the menlo park-based company violated privacy laws by scanning messages for links to third-party websites and then sharing that information with advertisers. the suit was filed on behalf of all facebook users who sent or received a private message containing a link. facebook says what it did was legal, but says it's already stopped the practice. >>> well, the drinks, they're on him. coming up in six minutes, how one major league pitcher used sonoma to treat his fans this christmas. >>> also coming up. >> if i have something that i can use to make somebody's life easier or better. >> how one bay area woman is using her own time and money to create a brighter future for those in need. >>> dry, cold weather has swept into the bay area. we will check it on your current c