you heard people talking about it at the cafes, park playground, people who do not always pay attention. in that $0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again.

you heard people talking about it at the cafes, park playground, people who do not always pay attention. in that $0.10, it was the best thing we could have done for city government, even though it was a little bit messy. it was a lot of fun and an eye opener. it got people interested again. $40,000 of this will go to 20 existing businesses. it's this is like a dragon house. -- businesses like dragon house. [applause] others that have been identified. i want to thank ellen and debt been played -- that the little. that is right. al harris and others that have worked in the exocet ashcelsiorn group for so long so that we can make a difference. we want these grievance to make a ground level difference. that is why paying attention to everyone here. it is a struggle of a lot of our commercial corridors right now, so that is why the work we have been doing in mid-market, the experience we are bringing out there with the arts programs and business loans we want to do right here to help out as well. i also want to thank mary and flemings from family connections. thank you for being here. -- mar

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government extra penalties could be added if the drugses school within 1,000 feet of schools, parks or playgrounds. >>> fifth straight month of little or no job growth. another weak month could underscore the sluggishness of the economy and risk of another recession. some economists predicting that employers added just 56,000 jobs in september, that isn't enough to lower the unemployment rate expected to remain at 9.1% for the third straight month. >>> uc berkeley health services trying to stop the spread of mumps on campus by offering vaccinations. seven cases confirmed so far. authorities expect to see more because the virus has a long incubation period. >> reporter: campus activities going on as usual. what isn't usual is hundreds of students braving the wait to get the mumps vaccine. >> you are exposed to so many people, some of my classes have a few 100 people. >> reporter: the university has confirmed seven cases since last week at several buildings and sorority and fraternity houses. e-mail sent suggesting everyone get the shots. >> i found it serious. i asked my parents to ask our family d

. >>> a group of children helped san francisco city leaders to reopen a popular park and playground todayation at the playground is complete. the money went towards renovating the reccenter and building a play structure and soccer field. as for the parents enjoyment, trees were cut down to reveal a gorgeous view of the bay. that is our report for tonight. bay areas news at 7:00 returns on monday. we will have more on tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu. tmz is up next here on tv36 i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies.

playground. we are moving forward on balboa park, as part of this initiative. we're making a lot of progress and i think that we have a lot to celebrate. and this is all the work that has been done in golden gate park over the last few years and this is just the proposition for the funding for this program. this does not include the museums or the major investments that have been made, that delivered a number of projects to the music concourse fountain, the botanical gardens improvements, and repaving in partnership with the nonprofits and the other funding sources. these are the remaining projects that we are working on right now. we're almost there. the goal is, because we receive funding from the state that we have to deliver, those projects by the end of the calendar year to meet the funding constraints -- we are moving forward with those. and so, the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks find, before we go into the implementation, i would like to refresh everyone's memory -- memory about what it took to develop this bond, and the accountability measures t

if they were released and more park and rack -- rec playground managers were hired, then we would have some money we could spread around. however, again, it the money -- if our property taxes and our rent pass-throughs are used for what they're supposed to be used for, then we would have the money. >> thank you very much. for more information about this or other ballot measures, please visit the web site of the san francisco league of women voters at sfvote.org. remember early voting is available as city hall. the biggest issue in america today? segregation still exists... racism... the repression and oppression of women the educational system stem cell research homeless people cloning government health care taxation announcer: so, is there anything you're doing to help make a change? i'm not really doin' anything. ummmm [sighs] got me on that one... >> i am a lawless said griffin. i cover san francisco city politics and the league of women voters. i am here to discuss a proposition c, a ballot that will be before the voters this november. proposition c will change the way that the cit

if they were released and more park and rack -- rec playground managers were hired, then we would have some money we could spread around. however, again, it the money -- if our property taxes and our rent pass-throughs are used for what they're supposed to be used for, then we would have the money. >> thank you very much. for more information about this or other ballot measures, please visit the web site of the san francisco league of women voters at sfvote.org. remember early voting is available as city hall. if you do not vote early, both >> i am a lawless said griffin. i cover san francisco city politics and the league of women voters. i am here to discuss a proposition c, a ballot that will be before the voters this november. proposition c will change the way that the city, current and future employees share their pension and health-care benefits. it will adjust employee contributions to the retirement system based on the city's costs. reducing benefits for future employees. adjust cost of living adjustments. decrease the city contribution to retiree health care costs for certain f

if they were released and more park and rack -- rec playground managers were hired, then we would have some money we could spread around. however, again, it the money -- if our property taxes and our rent pass-throughs are used for what they're supposed to be used for, then we would have the money. >> thank you very much. for more information about this or other ballot measures, please visit the web site of the san francisco league of women voters at sfvote.org. remember early voting is available as city hall. if you do not vote early, both >> i am ellis said griffin, a columnist the rights of the san francisco city politics. i am also a member of the league of women voters. i am here to have a discussion of proposition d on november's ballot. proposition d is a charter amendment that would change the way that the city, current and future employees share in funding. it will also require an elected officials to pay the same contribution rates as a city employees. it would increase retirement contribution rates for most current city employees based on city cost. for future city employees

if they were released and more park and rack -- rec playground managers were hired, then we would have some money we could spread around. however, again, it the money -- if our property taxes and our rent pass-throughs are used for what they're supposed to be used for, then we would have the money. >> thank you very much. for more information about this or other ballot measures, please visit the web site of the san francisco league of women voters at sfvote.org. remember early voting is available as city hall. if you do not vote early, both ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the department of elections right choice voting instructional video. it is part of the department of elections right choice voting outreach campaign and is designed to educate san francisco rig franciscoht choice voting. today we will learn what it is and who is elected using this voting method. we will also talk about with the ranked joyce l. looks like and how to market correctly. finally, we will see how the ranked joyce voting process works and to you an example of an election using ranked choice of voting. so, what is

targeting those within 1,000 feet of a school, park or playground first. >> i understand there are people in california who believe marijuana stores should be allowed to exist, but i trust that these same people will all agree, we don't need retail marijuana outlets across the street from playgrounds and schools and little league fields. >> reporter: now, the feds say that they do of course have compassion for people who are ill, chronically ill patients that are using this drug for its intended purpose, but they say that the reality is, many people are abusing the medical component of it and getting their hands on it using it for recreational use, kelly. >> kelly: so they're cracking down now. but could other states be following suit and could be next in line? >> absolutely. in fact, 15 other sitates have similar, california the first to pass the marijuana law. we're hearing that officials in colorado, nevada, washington, oregon, have been warned of similar crackdowns and the feds say they'll go off landlords who are renting to dispensaries and leaning on blacks to close the accounts of

extra penalties could be added if the drug is being sold within 1,000 feet of schools parks and playgrounds>> back to our top story. new details that paint a more violent picture of the cupertino gunman who killed three co-workers. new video shows him toting weapons in a residential neighborhood before authorities shot him dead. terry, a lot of this information comes from his ex-wife? >> reporter: yeah, domestic violence violence allegations from 20 years ago. that video you talked about comes from tuesday. come minutes of the cameras at this arco station at homestead and wolfe road in sunnyvale. shareef allman walkinging with a rifle. according to police -- this video was taken after he had shot nine people at the lehigh cement plant killing three then shot a woman during an attempted carjacking in sunnyvale. all day and night search 400 homes checked out. it ended 7:30 yesterday when deputies spotted him and he had a handgun they say and he said please shoot me and they can shot him he was pointing the again at them. a friend says allman showed him a new ak-47 this weekend. >> what are yo

dispensaries, giving them 45 days to close up shop and targeting those within 1,000 feet of a school, park or playground first. >> i understand there are people in california who believe marijuana stores should be allowed to exist. but i trust that these same people will all agree we don't need retail marijuana outlets across the street from playgrounds and schools. and little league fields. >> now the feds say they have compassion for people who are chronically ill and are truly using this drug for its intended purposes. but they say the reality is that many are abusing it. they say it's easy to get your hands on these prescriptions for healthy people and it's turning more into a ricreational use as opposed to a medicinal use. >> casey, california not the only place that has a medical marijuana law. in fact, it seems to be spreaded. could other states be next in the state's crosshairs? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. 15 other states have passed similar laws behind california. we are already hearing from colorado, oregon, nevada, washington state, that they are being warned of similar crackdowns. the fed