>>> good morning, city officials. my name is eric wu. i am a member of the san francisco youth commission. the youth commission is a body of 17 young people ages 12 to 23, that advises the mayor and the board of supervisors on issues that affect the young people in san francisco. one of our priorities is actually the summer job plus program and supporting that and expanding that. currently there's still a significant population of job-seeking young people in our city that are currently unemployed and we hope that the city will collaborate with our -- with the nonprofit organizations and the private sectors in bringing more jobs to young people this summer. last summer, s.f. summer job plus program was extremely successful. we brought over 5,000 jobs to our young population. and this summer we hope to bring 6,000 jobs to our young people. and on behalf of san francisco youth commission and the young people in san francisco, i would like to thank the mayor and all those who have worked and collaborated in bringing jobs to the young people

city officials joined mayor jean quan to celebrate today's supreme court rulings. >> pam: speaking on the steps of city hall. the mayor recounted the excitement the moment the ruling came down. >>"you could hear the screaming in our neighborhood when the decision was read. this is truly a joyful day in the nation and in this city./i think of all the things that we've done in recent years, this is one of the most moving days for me." the mayor says, she is >> pam: making arrangements for a large number of weddings to be performed at city hall. >> pam: grant lodes joins us now with a breakdown of

you do this electronically and so let's take for example, i wanted to search and find all of the city official whose report that they had no income. that would be surprising, that someone would put down that they don't have an income, because most do have one of some kind. we have a number of city officials who claim having no income. some of which are subjects of investigations but the only way that we know that is by going through each individual commissioner and looking at their form 700 to see if they disclosed that they had outside business, or other form of information. and i could do it all at one time if it was all electronic. >> and a lot of people did not want to disclose that they had other income. >> and willing to make your life easier, thank you. >> other comments? >> well... >> again, thank you, for this. two things, first to mr. bush's comment. i would note that there is some specific exclusions to income reporting for the form 700, so there are individuals who receive a government salary, either from that agency or another agency that don't need to report that as a source of i

exceed an aggregate principle amount for bonds actions previously taken in general authority to city officialsaking necessary actions with the authorization issue and sale of delivery of said bonds. item 16 is directing the sale of not to exceed approximately $74 million in neighborhood parks general obligation bonds. item 17. approximately $74 million in parks bonds. includes approximately $55.1 million to the parks and recreation. through 2012-2013. >> these resolutions are adopted and passed in 2013. >> item 18? >> the clerk: with the minimum annual guarantee of approximately $37,000 of september 29, 2003 through february 29, 2017. >> this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 19? >> the clerk: for a data center space at 31 ranch oh drive. from the state of california technology agency for an initial term of two years with a base annual rate of $130,000. >> same house, same call. this resolution is adopted. >> items 20 and 21 related to the skate park. >> the clerk: item 20 for property along oatis and steven son street, item 21 leased pace for california for highway 101 between valenci

well i want to also express the city's official thank you to doris and don and fisher, collection and the fisher family for your wonderful contribution for our city. and it is with that recognition that we do this ground breaking, plus a big huge thanks for the new fire station as well. but, as i will look forward to speaking to the graduating class at lowell high school this afternoon, i am going to talk about this because it is part of what we do in san francisco. it is for our youth, but it is also future looking, and it is about what we all do for our great city and that is what i feel about the fisher family, that you have contributed to our city. and you know, culturally, based tourism is now at about 2 billion dollars of income for the city. and it employs almost 20,000 people and this is what our city does, it celebrates culture and that is what draws so many people to this, and now i think, supervisor kim was so proud of these institutions that are coming into our district and that she and i have joined in so many ground breakings and we celebrate this with a very serious rec

city officials tear down the old city center saying they are restoring it. in this case it means restoration means replacing the old buildings with new ones that look historic. officials will spend about $8 billion on the project. the new wall under construction looks ancient, but its foundation is modern concrete. this is the city center of datong. it looks more like the construction of an amusement park rather than preservation of historical heritage. the area is being redeveloped quickly. once the historical buildings have gone, they can never return. on the internet, complaints are mounting. what's fueling the development boom is the culture promotion policy launched by central authorities in 2011. they devised a plan to boost industries like tourism. but local authorities saw it as an opportunity for winning state approval for any project that promotes traditional culture. and projects like these have some experts worried. professor ruan is one of them. he's dedicated to preserving historical towns around shanghai. here professor ruan advises government

18 is a resolution designating the examiner and the san francisco chronicle to be the official newspapers of the city and county of san francisco for aloe official advertising for fiscal year 2013 through '14. item 19 is a resolution designating the following newspapers to be the outreach newspapers for the following respective communities for san francisco, the small business exchange for the african-american chinese and hispanic communities, the bay area reporter for the lesbian gay bisexual and transgender communities, central city extra for the central city neighborhood north side publications, marina times for the northern san francisco neighborhood and the west portal monthly for the west portal neighborhood to provide outreach advertising for fiscal year 13-14. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you, president chiu. colleagues, i wanted to single out item number 19. it seems like every year in budget committee we always have a little bit of a pile up about what we're going to do around outreach advertising in more of our neighborhood and ethnic media. i actually asked the clerk of the board to tel

we pulled out the ledger, you know, with like the official city ledgeser of moving houses. there were tons of them. i don't know, at some point it just kind of petered out and somebody moves a house like once every 15 years now. >> so we in our digital age, issue house moving permits once every couple of years. i pull out this little book. it's got a piece of carbon paper in it. you put the carbon in and you write, you know, house moving permit number, you know, 36. you say from here to there. we charge a fee. a very low fee. it's really right out of the turn of the century before. >> yeah, it has that dusty, old-school feeling. >> actually, we maintained that. i tried to maintain this little book. we still do it that way. >> would the post earthquake installation of building codes and building requirements have impacted carville to expand? and ultimately was that part of the demise as our desire and need to have structures that were earthquake safe and fire safe? did that have an impact on it, i guess? >> well it seemed more that they were health issues. they were really n

. >> there were a lot of city officials waiting here for the second morning in a row on the decision of proposition 8. when that didn't come in, they did express concern the supreme court did make calling it a landmark ruling with broad consequences. >> very very concerned about the court's ruling today and we'll be taking a look at it. >> even though the decision announced today doesn't have baring on the elections, local leaders are weighing in. >> anything that disenfranchises has the possibility of disenfranchising communities. >> the supreme court says the voting rights act is due for a change. in a 5-4 vote a provision has been deemed unconstitutional. the formula to determine which states and localities need to have elections monitored to make sure voters are protected. congress has to come up with a new formula. the old formula relied on 40-year-old data. brought the case arguing the south has changed. >> we have minority participation at record levels. minority candidates elected by 90% white populations. >> most are in the southern u.s. there are three california counties.

. >> city officials say lost more than 100 million. the league acted in the best ins fans. >>> due to concerns that certain models are stipulatable to gas tank fires and perhaps as many as 61 death. . >> reporter: it is certainly did. at the 11th hour, gasia . and earlier today we went into that family dealer and they tell us they have received no instruction from chrysler on how to handle this recall. >> allen and his wife bought their jeep new in hayward 14 years ago >> it is a 1999 jeep grand cherokee. today they went into get se vis. >> i think it is something to do, they need to stand behind their merchandise. >> and after the senate for auto safety conducted the crashes. making them as a rulable to be punctured and catching on fire. grand cherokee from 1999 to 2004 would be under a service action and receive a notice but no recall. the liberty from 2002 and 2007 are part of the recall. today's recall came as a sudden change of direction for chrysler which initially stated it would fight the recall request saying the cars are safe

according to san bruno city officials for california public utilities commission's lawyers quit. there were the commission's man's expert on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. several city officials are now calling on said attorney-general to of the reasons behind the resignation. this news comes as an agency was to decide a fine for pg&e which owns the pipeline. eight investigators a recall for pg&e to be fined 2.2 $5 billion. >> police say crime for oakland continued to spill into the city of san leandro. but recently investigators tell kron fours phillipe djgeal that an emphasis on getting a step ahead kron was leading to a reduction crime pric. >> police are giving prince intensifier to pass along to their neighbors \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / >> s f p d released a statement which it did not directly address the is a study which was a 2001 to 2010-- >> and newly released nationwide aclu report says african-americans are more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession that caucasians. the aclu says that in 2010190 to african- america

. >> to our distinguished leaders and city officials, brothers and sisters. before i do the invocation i would like to talk real quickly, a young man in the greek culture, he wanted to be wide and was determined to gain wisdom. so socrates, he said i want wisdom. socrates walked down to the beach, walked to the water and deducted him in the water and said what do you want. he said noble socrates, i want wisdom. when he came up, he said, i want -- i want -- he said when you want wisdom, you are going to get wisdom. that's why we have this great facility here today to change the image of this community from violence and killing and all those negative things to positive wisdom for the glory of god. would you be so kind to join me in the word of prayer. we are here today in the community. we want to this you forgiving the city officials, the people, all those responsible for beginning this process and you have completed, that's the joy of completion. and you said like wisdom, let him ask you give us all men -- wisdom is more precious than gold and silver. god we

city officials deemed the structure unsafe. >>> the bell tower at a belmont church is coming down todayity officials deemed the structure unsafe. demolition began just after 9 a.m. at the entrance of immaculate heart of mary catholic church. a crane removed it in sections. they think they can get it done in a day. dry rot and termite casessed the damage. no word if the church plans to rebuild the tower. >>> as we all can tell it's been hot, hot, hot. but roberta says there is a cooldown on the way. oh, please tell me when. >> we do have a cooldown as early as tomorrow right here in the bay area. but so far today we have had some record warmth. in fact, it was santa rosa that just checked in a few minutes ago at 96 degrees. besting its old record of 95. good evening, everybody. it was warm just about everywhere today. let's head to alameda where folks were out and about picnicking and, yes, those northwest breezy winds 10 to 20 miles per hour kicking up. the temperature in alameda near 80 degrees today. but segue further to the west as we head towards the golden gate bridge. we have noti

so, please, again, feel comfortable in talking with your elected representatives, your city wide officials as well as your department heads. this is all for you to get us the feedback in a direction for what we prioritize in the budget. i've heard a lot of things today. we're definitely taking them to heart. i want to note that one of our summer youth job seekers who was very successful in real estate. i'm going to assign him to work with your senior centers rent reduction issue so we have that instantaneous service right there. (applause) >> but i also want to say that with the question that was directed at me for the undocumented youth, first of all, what came to my mind immediately is we have a municipal id card to make sure that those who are undocumented get an official card from city hall. so, please make sure you're aware of that because something that i had worked on with a number of supervisors throughout so many years as our city administrator, and i want to make sure that works for everybody. having said that, we also fund a lot of community-based nonprofits to help us with the

. ♪ vacant building on governors new york city officials ble a vacant building on governs island today guard families but was no longer up to code. the implosion took about 12 seconds and could be seen from parts of maven hat tan, brooklyn, staten island and new jersey. the open space will be used to build a park. >>> endorsed by the federal government, unmanned drones are now buzzing other parts of yolo county near sacramento. as ron jones shows us, they could help farmers grow better parts. >> flying just several feet above crotches in county sz yamaha remote controlled helicopter, an unmanned drone. >> very specific, very targeted, very precise. >> no, not targeting suspected insurgents or enemy bunkers but pesky crop-eeth bugs. uc davis professor is an ag engineer. he says this chopper weighing 200 pounds and about half the size of a golf cart is used specifically for crops and would never fly over neighborhoods. they have to notify the fa before even taking off. his team is looking for ways to help farmers spray and save. >> this is an example of a sprayer that a helicopter might

city officials say that city hall will be open both saturday and sunday and marriage licenses will be issued from nine to five and if today is any indication there is going to be a lot of happy couples walking out of this beautiful building. that was the sound that rang throughout the rotunda of city hall every few minutes. another couple tied, knot on the first day after the surprise announcement, same sex couples taking their place in the history books. >> i saw it right after it on the news and we had kind of talked about doing this but, yeah, we are just kind of being hot in our living room and decided to come down and get married. >> we are so excited to be part of this moment. >> [inaudible] on television. yeah. >> we are so happy. happy. >> joyous. looking forward to many other weddings. we want to start going to weddings. >> reporter: the scene was repeated over and over again and the rush of emotions was clear in the eyes of those who said that they have been waiting a long time for this day. a day that marks permanent access to the institution of marriage for everybody in ca

demoli >>> the bell tower at a belmont church is coming down today after city officials deemed the structure unsafe. demolition began just after 9 a.m. at the entrance of immaculate heart of mary catholic church. a crane removed it in sections. city officials say dry rot and termites caused the damage. no word if the church plans to rebuild the tower. >>> at one of richmond's largest apartment complexes tenants are upset they are changing the lease terms. the complex is cuddling the number of free parking spots from two to one at the bella vista apartments. a second change was having to pay for a second vehicle. tenants say the management company shouldn't be able to change the terms before the end of the lease. the city council is now getting involved. >> it affects not only the tenants but richmond's reputation and i don't think we should just sit by and send a message to potential tenants might be thinking about moving to richmond that they can get walked all over by the landlords. >> he is trying to get it on the city council agenda for next tuesday's meeting. we also contacted the manag

still, next month, no official comment from the city on that one. live in san mateo, i'm ryan tan tantillo kpix 5. >>> a marin county inmate facing charges for crimes. he was found dead in his jail cell. jeffrey griffin boyce was supposed to appear in court this morning to face car jacking and kidnapping charges. officials say he hanged himself. 30-year-old boyce was accused of car theft on april 29th and trying to steal a woman's car in green bray -- greenbrae later that day. >>> you may have heard the advice eat little and often to lose weight. >> now a new study is turning the tables on all of that. what calorie counters need to know. to bring berkeley's famous >> can you imagine eating for month and a half every single day. >>> sounds good to me. the tasty perks these workers got to bring berkeley back to life. >> reporter: first wave of rain has moved back in the b. more on the rain. more rain for everybody in the next 24 hours. we'll draw appoint timing when we take a break and have the forecast in a minute. ,, denny's red white & blue plate s

it is official, the city of alameda now owns what used to be the alameda air. station. this transfer have been in the s pulled out in 1987 since of the budget cut. in the end it turned it over of no cost for alameda. the navy spent also millions for the transfer. >> we are grateful for the navy for spending over half a billion, that's a billion with a --b dollars on cleaning up the site. >> the areas are now known as the alameda's point. >>> the court announced today plans to hand out decisions tomorrow, it is possible that the ruling could come then. the court is expected to close its term at the end of the week. justices did hand out a decision on a brought down by a white woman. instead of ordering the case, ad court, the justices did suggest public schools can use affirmative action only as a less resort for creating for a student body. >>> investigators say the l spelling out university california were taken earlier this month. who ever did it had to use a tool to grind the letter off over a period of time. it will cost about $1200 to replace the letters and plus t

. >> san bruno city officials want the state to fine p-g-e ton dollars for the company's role in the o pipeline explosion. the city's lawyers responded to the california p-u-c'se be fined two-and - a quarter billion dollars. san bruno officials said the c-p-u-c's terms allow the company to deduct part of the penalty from its taxes, which lets the utility "off the hook." p-g-and-e called the fine excessive and said its shareholders have paid more than two billion dollars in system upgrades. diablo view middle school officials in clayton are this morning. >> friday was a normal school day without incident. but earlier in the week, up the school. it was written on a wall in the girls' bathroom. routeas a precaution, administrators notified parents, students and staff. they also hired private security and took student handwriting samples. however, school officials have not yet identified the person responsible for writing the threat. lunch with billionaire warren buffeett isn't cheap. an anonymous bidder is paying over one-million dollars to dine with the successful investor and philanthr

according to the sambar no city officials, four california public utilities commission's lawyers quitey were the commission and's main experts on the 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. san bruno city officials are now calling on of the state attorney general to look into the reason behind the resignations. the news comes as the agency will was to decide a fine for pg&e which owns the pipeline. it is the investigators recently called for pg&e to be fined 2.2 $5 billion. >> customers are worried after pharmacy employees who worked at 2 east bay target stores test positive for hepatitis a. the employee were to the pharmacy at both be in hayward and san leandro target stores 8 the contaminated, and now recalled, the towns and farms of berries from costco. had a sentence did not start showing up until about two weeks after being exposed. according to the world health organization, nationally 26 of the 49 sicken people have been hospitalized. the victims ranged in age from two years old to 71. here in the bay area there at least three confirmed illnesses. >> the fir

. >> we do have training for many purposes here at city hall, and city officials taking up the trainings on sexual harassment and it might make sense that we need to have a training on lgbtq youth and how to best serve the community. >> absolutely. >> so just to give you a sense of some of the feedback that we got in these initial showings, people felt this video was powerful and p personalized the issues and it was the young people talking to them and i think that they like that had and it was professionally done and found the discussion to be rich and official and it is better than one on one training. i think that what this may do is think a little bit and so some of the comments were, humble and flexible and you are in a learning mode that is key. and also, number of people who really said if you are going to do this, have you to have a professional, or a good discussion guide we would performed a trained facilitator. so far to date, we have not made huge progress, i have to say in reaching 8,000 people but we have done 7 trainings, in what under 200 people and have five trainings al

city officials plan to hold a news conference on monday to address the issue. >> san jose police are investigating the city's 21st 21st homicide of the year. a man was found stabbed to death last night in this carport near santana road. investigators have no suspects. >>> the cause of -- bus of the violence in san jose police are conduct saturation patrols, police spokesman is a the community has been asking to see more officers on patrol, adding to increased police presence is designed to prevent violent acts from happening. patrols are being consent trailed in areas known for gang activity. the city has seen eight shootings this week alone, four fatal. >> 3400 customers in the east bay are still without power tonight. several outages began around 8:00 p.m. danville and black hawk were the hardest hit. nearly 12,000 customers. pg&e says an equipment failure caused the outage. >> more deadly tornadoes in america's heartland. >> tonight, the cleanup efforts and the bay area volunteers helping to lead a relief effort. >>> plus, part of a bay area church demolished. why it had to be take

city streets. a committee will take up the issue tonight. the san jose mercury news reports officials have debate add ban on car camping for two years. if approved the city would take 60 days to spread the word before beginning enforcement. the palo alto would act only if complaints from residents. >> the united states is turning up the heat on russia this morning to arrest n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. russia's foreign minister is lashing out at washington, dc, calling america's demands "ungrounded and unacceptable." russia insists they have nothing to do with edward snowden or the travel plans. 309-year-old former n.s.a. contractor is believed hiding in now while he seeked asylum in several countries. he checked in but never got on the flight to cuba. >> council woke made inappropriate decisions and interfered with city workers to get a teen center built and the "san francisco chronicle" reports the grand jury did not mention the official by name but says that the city failed to prevent the council member from the inappropriate action. three months ago the auditor accused the

city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility.folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, and get to work. it is kind of like a reprieve, so they can really focus on their body of work. >> when you are talking about recolog

. >>> she was richmond's second highest ranking city official and she's been accused of misusing cityresources. leslie knight will no longer be with the city after july 1, but that hasn't stopped public outcry over her rights to a pension and questions about the money she allegedly stole. jodi hernandez has more. >> the citizens demand the d.a. prosecute leslie knight. >> reporter: a small group of protesters rallied, demanding the d.a. bring charges against one of richmond's top officials. >> this is a classic case of corruption. >> reporter: stacey plumber stepped forward last year, alleging that leslie knight was bilking the city out of big bucks, by using city offices to run a personal business. >> city workers were making these things. they didn't want to, but she's the assistant city manager, so you don't say no. >> reporter: the city launched an independent investigation, which substantiated that claim. investigators also concluded knight was both collecting a car allowance and using a city car at the same time. >> she was taking a car allowance and utilizing a city car is unac