the official san francisco policy is to support seniors to age in place, but there is no comprehensive strategy for serving those who by choice or circumstance live

have you ever thought about the term of official misconduct as it consists -- exists in the san francisco charter? >> not specifically. >> do you have a written policy about what is and what is not official misconduct? >> no, i do not. >> it has been argued that the mayor's decision to attempt to remove an elected official for official misconduct is purely discretionary. you agree with that? >> i believe that it is a duty through the charter. san francisco charter. >> you have the discretion to decide whether you are going to attempt to move someone or not? >> yes. >> is it your position that every public official who is convicted of a criminal offense is guilty of official misconduct? >> i think it is a case by case basis. >> merely being convicted of a crime does not constitute official misconduct? >> i believe in this case, it does. >> that is not my question. my question is, does the fact that an elected official is convicted of a crime, does that constitute official misconduct? >> i believe i have answered that. it is a case by case basis. >> there are some credit card -- criminal convictions he would not seem to be official misconduct? >> poss

have you ever thought about the term of official misconduct as it consists -- exists in the san francisco charter? >> not specifically. >> do you have a written policy about what is and what is not official misconduct? >> no, i do not. >> it has been argued that the

been using to educate business owners about the new policy, first we mailed an official notice in three languages to approximately 10,000 san francisco businesses. we led businesses know -- let businesses know about five outreach events. we also mailed a small placard they can use as an example of how to reach materials -- example of outreach materials of the point of sale so they can be very clear as to when the ordinance is engaged. the mailing was targeted to the retail businesses but would be impacted, october 1. iwe plan the second mailing fora year from now when that impacts restaurants. in addition, we are hosting 5 vendor events. the idea is to bring business owners together with the vendors selling products that meet the definition of the reusable bag, what is available to them, other than a single use plastic bindeag, to really use that opportunity to get merchants to look at what is susceptible -- what is acceptable and to educate them when they are making buying decisions so they are educated and are asking important questions so the bags they are purchasing meet the definition. we have posted five of events, -- have host

single elected official in san francisco that think of themselves as oppositional to what the biking movement is about and what the biking constituent wants. >> recent bike friendly policy changes proved that. the board of super risers adopted the proposal to make 20% of all vehicle trips be by bike by 2020. a recent traffic survey found it is currently around 3%. in san jose, bicycle activists lobbied to reduce vehicle use by 40% by 2040. to help meet that goal, miles of bike lanes will go in. there already 200 citywide. in oakland 52 miles will be added to the existing 100 miles of bike lanes. throughout the bay area over the next 25 years, you will see a 2,000 mile network of bike facilities connectioning all nine counties. community activists and blogger rob anderson has long sought bike lanes in san francisco. a lawsuit he filed held up the plans for new bike lanes for years. >> it's not just pro bike, but anti-car. >> they're argued building bike lines won't stop bad behavior. collision reports from 2010 and 2011 when cyclists were there, they were more likely to cause accidents by speeding or blowing through red lights. >> city hall is rewarding bad behavior on t

districts to adopt a uniform policy on bullying based on the gender identification and officials to intervene the other will give the victims' priority to transfer schools. >> san franciscos can the board to the rear door. if you have a clipper card. if you're paying with cash? you will gain entrance by the front door. kate thompson reports on multiple the officoffers --. >>kate: and the san francisco real-estate has become a red hot. bidding wars are back and in a big way. realtors say that many are getting multiple offers and even cash! one in san francisco sold at $1 million over the asking price. in palo alto, there was one that received the offers. hundreds of thousands of dollars over the asking price. realtors said that there is a lull and low in inventory sole purchaser cannot have a lot to choose from. this is one of the lowest inventory they have seen in years. kate thompson, kron4. >> the olympics continuing kron 4 will sit down with the youngest gymnast. to have a gold medal! ♪ >> the u.s. olympic trials for gymnastics are underway. the youngest to win a gold medal. dominique achieved superstar status when she was only 14! today she spoke to the kron 4 about