a lot of the people in the portola did go to work at the bayview hunters point shipyard. the community has changed a lot since the 1920's, were originally started out as a large jewish community. after the jewish are adolescents -- after the jewish settlers, they became more maltese and italian. the last census showed, we were 53% asian-pacific islander. the community has continued to grow and change. everyone has really embraced that. we liked that sort of diversity here. >> now, let's meet the president of the dogpatch neighborhood association. she will tell us about life in dogpatch, a clean neighborhood on the eastern edge of potrero hill, and we will learn how the residents convinced the city to a vigil -- to designate the area a historic district. >> dogpatch and the health and cottages are the historic houses in the area. those were built for the union ironwork. this really is one of the most original live-work neighborhoods in san francisco. because of this mix of housing and industrial, they need to sit in terms of scale and mass and height for the neighborhood.

the issues in portola are different. they are talking about graffiti in portola.in dade you punters point, we're talking about different issues. i would separate and meet in different communities, and then we come together. we have a task force. and then we have one together. >> thank you. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen. when we look at the audience tonight, we are able to see exactly what the faces look like of district 10. we have people from different areas. . this is a perfect example of what a community district can look like. a group of concerned individuals coming together that are important to all of the district. a few things that i would prioritize -- utilizing 21st century technology, leveraging one-to-one communication. i've been able to marshal support from folks within the women's community, the african- american community, the italian- american community, and folks from the lgbt community. that's what we need, a unified voice and a unified vision. no more can we stand to be polarized. thank you. >> once again, well done candidates. Òt[lágnow we'

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let's go out to woodside, both directions of highway 84 are closed between portola valley road because of downed power lines. and we already have one wind advisory in effect just for one bridge issued by chp across the benicia bridge. so far traffic is flowing fine. we'll have more on your morning commute, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:00 now. breaking news in oakland. a sixth shooting in just three days. the latest forces nearly a dozen people out of their homes this morning. just after 1:40 we understand a man was shot in the head on the 3100 block of high street at mac arthur. the car rolled on a lawn in front of a house accusing a gas leak. up to 10 people from several house have been evacuated. right now they are being sheltered in a heated a.c. transit bus. the victim is in critical company. they are not saying whether this is related to other shootings in east oakland. >>> there have been five our shootings since friday, two of those deadly. a pair of teenagers died saturday afternoon sitting in a car on 8th street. police say someone outside the car opened fire and then took

portola out to 35, you may want to consider a detour. and check out a live shot of highway 92, looking good in both directions. >>> it's 4:39. >> the state comes up with a supply of the drug, but one question the officials won't answer. >> muni is working aggressively to avoid repeated glitches. >> and the effort to rescue a a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on christmas... with points from chase sapphire? yeah. amazing. believe it. with points from chase sapphire, you can book airline tickets with no blackout dates or restrictions. >>> good monday morning, it's 4:41 on this monday, 5:they, you don't want to be too early for work. >> we could scare a heck out of a few people. i didn't set the clock back! yeah. >> mike is going to talk about interesting weather patterns. >> he

i currently live in the portola district of san francisco in district nine. and the health services in there are limited, are lacking. my mom has been suffering back pains, severe back pains, for over the past year and in order for her to go see her health care provider she has to take the muni for over an hour to the richmond district. even then she also faces language difficulties because she only speaks chinese. so we need this for san francisco, to evaluate future health services and health medical services, so that it will go to the places that need it the most. so thank you. thank you very much -- president chiu: thank you very much. rob smith, ron black. jerry. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the executive director for the chinese progressive association. i just wanted to put a little bit of context to why we had so many people come out today. it's partially because of this legislation, but also because back in 2004, c.p.a. actually did a lot of work in the southeast, exploring what are the needs of the chinese community and we did survey across ne

. >>> well, we have now learned the driver of a big rig that killed a bicyclist near portola valley earlier this month was involved in a similar crash three years ago. gabriel vera was behind the wheel when his truck hit and killed a 47-year-old los altos woman on november 4th. investigators have not yet determined who was at fault. no eyewitnesses have come forward. in august of 2007, vera was involved in another accident that killed 25-year-old john miseland in santa cruz. the 25-year-old high school teacher was riding his bike to school when he was hit. police say in that case the victim was at fault, but his parents filed a lawsuit against the trucking company. a settlement was reached out of court. >>> tonight the suspect in a double homicide is in custody after storming the vacaville police station. police believe that 18-year-old richard ruben calkens shot three people in a apartment complex around 2:00 this morning. two men were killed. a woman who was shot in the face is in the hospital. after the shootings, calkens allegedly walked to the vacaville police station. police say he en

this happened on alpine road in portola valley. it's not clear exactly what happened. but the victim's body was under the truck. all the chp will say is that the victim is a woman in her 30s. >>> the mother of a toddler says she left her son on the street because she couldn't care for him. san pablo police arrested saundra samuels today. the 40-year-old called police about 6:00 this morning saying that she left her baby boy behind a townhome on valencia avenue yesterday and then caught a cab. the boy is between 18 months and three years old. >> she told us that she left the child because she felt she was not fit to care for him and thought somebody else might be able to do that better. >> samuels phase charges of child endanger -- faces charges of child endangerment and desertion. he is in good health in protective custody. >>> turn yourself in, or i'll come back and kill you, those were the words of a man accused of attacking a retired priest. william lynnch is free on bond after his arrest on bond for allegedly assaulting jerold lindner at a retirement center for jes

it runs from portola avenue to greenville road. the official ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 1:00. >>> 7:37. sal, that sounds like a good thing, right? >> yes. in transportation line, it's like getting a new video game released. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at the commute now, traffic is busy as you are driving on southbound 101. it's backed up coming in from novato near marinwood and that slows down to central san rafael. no major problems on the richmond bridge getting into richmond county or leaving it for that that the matter. we're looking at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza which has been busy, just after years of looking at this, it does appear, a little later on, this will lighten up for you. we'll see. but it's moving along pretty well for the morning commute. it's about a 12-minute delay. westbound 580 traffic is busy in livermore. you can see the road sensors are picking up slow traffic. it's extending into dublin. 101, southbound, is slow from airport to pockets down in san mateo. here's steve.

. >>> a mountain lion has been spotted in the portola portola valley. the animal was seen around 11:30 wednesday night. the sheriff's department said you should avoid walking or h iking when the animals are most active, which is dawn, disk and at night. if you see one while running, make some noise and wave your arms. police say most likely that way the lions will avoid confrontation. >>> alpine meadows opens today. earlier than expect the. sierra at tahoe, kirkwood, sugar bowl all open this week. sky and heavenly have already been opened. >>> the study's co-authors say lake lake tahoe is among the lakes warming the most. tahoe has heated up by 3 degrees since 1985. >>> time now is 8:36. let's head right over to tara who is watching the traffic this morning. certainly, the roads look good but you can always take mass transit as well. >> that's right. b.a.r.t. trains are running longer to accommodate the shoppers and we also have some other changes to mention. ace is not running. caltrains are running on a holiday schedule. muni is a good idea. those par

it happened on alpine road near portola valley. bicyclists tell us they are not surprised because the spot where it happened is tricky to operate. debra villalon is there with a live report. >> reporter: we're on alpine road where it widens as it meets interstate 280. cyclists have to either hug this curb or straddle those two laneless. the woman who made that choice this afternoon lost her life. it was a heavy rig with a heavy load. and when this 26 wheel semi collided with a bicyclist, the bicyclists never had a chance. hours later chp investigators were still trying to reconstruct the accident. the driver for a monterey company stopped right away and showed no signs of impairment. he simply didn't see the woman riding alongside before or after she went under his wheels. >> as he was driving, somehow she ended up hitting that side of the big rig. we don't know how that happened. >> i commute here a lot and i've had motorists brush way too close. >> reporter: regulars on this rout say it's a bit of a no man's land, no bicycling. i

it happened on alpine road near portola valley. bicyclists tell us they are not surprised because the spot where it happened is tricky to operate. debra villalon is there with a live report. >> reporter: we're on alpine road where it widens as it meets interstate 280. cyclists have to either hug this curb or straddle those two laneless. the woman who made that choice this afternoon lost her life. it was a heavy rig with a heavy load. and when this 26 wheel semi collided with a bicyclist, the bicyclists never had a chance. hours later chp investigators were still trying to reconstruct the accident. the driver for a monterey company stopped right away and showed no signs of impairment. he simply didn't see the woman riding alongside before or after she went under his wheels. >> as he was driving, somehow she ended up hitting that side of the big rig. we don't know how that happened. >> i commute here a lot and i've had motorists brush way too close. >> reporter: regulars on this rout say it's a bit of a no man's land, no bicycling. i

this happened on alpine road in portola valley. it's not clear exactly what happened. but the victim's body was under the truck. all the chp will say is that the victim is a woman in her 30s. >>> a day after a toddler was abandoned on the street, the boy's mother says she did it because she was a bad mother. san pablo police arrested saundra samuels today. the 40-year-old called police about 6:00 this morning saying that she left her baby boy behind a townhome on valencia avenue yesterday and then caught a cab. the boy is between 18 months and three years old. >> she told us that she left the child because she felt she was not fit to care for him and thought somebody else might be able to do that better. >> samuels faces charges of child endangerment and child desertion. the boy appears to be in good health but he is in protective custody. >>> teaching kids to be tolerant of other religions. that's why former british prime minister tony blair visited san francisco. and i spoke with him as he introduced local schools to his program that gives kids a voice to help solve

from the mission district, and the portola neighborhood has been invited and to attend, and work for that store. >> and the sun could be setting for a solar panel producing co. the once high- flying company is laying off and cutting back expansion plans. >> this shiny new factory, along interstate-80. this maker of thin, solar panels has announced that it will speak flying off for the regular people. and also, 150 contract workers will be released. why? with fierce competition with china. and also, expanding abandoning its expansion points, and also kemp its resources-cap its resources. and president obama touted the company's future with green energy and announced that 53 $5 million stimulus loan. and the company has yet to turn a profit, and $5 $3 million stimulus loan. and that love is a blow to the committee, but the country to the company, and it would be difficult for them to remain competitive. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> with increasing clouds, and cooler temperatures tomorrow. this cooling trend will continue to the week. especially into sunday. as to get hit with another