i consider myself a po a nativef potrero hill. i went to missouri street after two days of hospitalization. i want to first honor and acknowledge the ancestors that came before us shared our mothers, mothers and fathers, fathers came to san francisco. some of us came to san francisco from the south trying to avoid atrocious cities, trying to better their lives and moved to potrero hill. they didn't know they were going to unknown territory. this is what they called home. i still consider it home today. i want to remember those people. i want to remember the people that came before those, the native hurricanes that this was their land, their home and that we don't often knowledge that but we feel their spirits on the hill. this is a beautiful space. it is a beautiful space and the homes that reside across the street and up the street and up this hill and down the street. those will be one day another transformation in physical form. we are talking about more than a physical form. my people believe in spirits. i am 90% of what you d

all of those potrero hill addresses are very personal to me. the first address is a family resource center where i became the director in the early 2000s where we worked to provide services for families to make sure basic needs were met, where we had a food pantry that served over 100 residents every week with the grandparents group here. i see eddy here, joyce is here, i see a community of folks that worked hard to serve the community. the second was the address of the food pantry where so many families. as you know we don't have grocery stores in close proximity in the southeast sector where so many families access quality food from the food bank so they were able to get through the week to support their families and feed them and provide nutritious meals. we focused on making that happen. the third address 1720 25th street is where i lived at a young age with my aunt, cousin, mother right up the hill. we rode bikes with no brakes. i would hospital to go to west point where migrate mother and you cancle lived and where i lived as a youth. thi

i used their website for service and all potrero hill to where the housing project and if you have to cross over the area they will not offer cheap high-speed internet to those areas of the hill. it doesn't seem fair for the southeast corner of the hill is being cut off by affordable fiber internet because of our particular location of where we live. i've tried to contact somebody in the p.u.c. on when it will ab addressed and wen they'll allow the -- when they'll allow the companies to do this. i can't get answers. if you have any indications to find out who to go to to find out why this is happening. >> commissioner: mr. kelly. >> wiring fiber is the department of technology. >> is that under p.u.c.? >> no. >> who controls the utility poles. i was told by the internet company the public utilities controls this. >> we can't respond. >> can you point me to who is responsible. >> we can talk offline. >> commissioner: we can direct him to ms. hail. any more public comment on item 4? next item, please. >> clerk: next item is communications. >> commissioner: commissioners, any comments? a

the last day of school is potrero hill. in union city, i am da lin for kpix 5. >>> a man is accused of making threats to shoot youtube employees. 35-year-old david swanson admitted to driving to the san bruno headquarters earlier this month with a gun. charging documents show swanson made threatening comments in september, december, and last month. authorities questioned him at his home last week. he faces a felony charge of making terroristic threats.this shnd wound three people on the youtube campus before taking her own life. authorities say she was angry about youtube policies and practices. >>> the bay area is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the country, and now it also has the highest paid workers. san jose tops the list with median income $117,000 a year. san francisco, oakland and napa are next in line. why are people making so much money in san jose? of high-tech companies offering well-paying jobs, but they also have a very well- educated workforce that allows them to take adva those opportunitie

in addition, we are preserving the communities at sunnydale a and potrero, preserving the housing for those households. there's many intergenerational families at those locations, so with respect to the bond level, that's what we were getting at. >> i think it would be great to put that in the report so that people would have a sense that there was some delivery of the issue that was raised. >> that's a good idea. we will do that, and we will also add -- i think in prior bond reports, we talked about the switch of funding from one project to another when it happens, but i think that's a good idea just to keep it moving in all the bond reports just so as people look at it freshly, they may have forgotten, and we can make sure that that's clear. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> there's a larger issue besides specific to this bond, which is how this bond fits in to overall housing needs in a city. the housing needs are outstripping our capacity to provide housing, and you can see that in stories about -- there'll be 70 units available and 6,000 people who apply in one news story that appea

this was on potrero avenue near 47th. you can see dozens of bullet cases littering the ground. he wouldn't call it a gun battle, though. buildings, cars, they all got in the crossfire and then another shooting reportedly happened near first street. weed ask the police lieutenant if it was gang related, if these were specific targets. this is way too early in the investigation to figure out that out right now. they are trying to piece together whether these shootings are related or just happened to occur within this short amount of time last night. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> a key vote is scheduled for today on the as' plans for a new waterfront plan for a ballpark. four commissioners will vote on a term sheet with the team. that's a framework toward negotiations over the property the as want to lease at howard terminal. the plan includes a 35,000 seat ballpark plus housing and retail space at the 50-acre site. the as would have four years to complete environment studies and traffic mitigation plans and to work through city land use and permit processes. among the objections to the

this is at 74th and -- 47th, rather, and potrero. investigators could be seen at a second location near a play ground east of 23rd. police saying nothing about whether anyone was shot or if they have a motive. pete suratos will join us with a live update at the bottom of the hour. >>> breaking in the past half hour in the trade war, china retaliates announcing tariffs on u.s. products. the change starts in june. now, there has been a lot of talks throughout the morning. the change and the analysis and what that means for you coming up in about 10 minutes. first, to tracie potts in washington with the latest on the negotiations. plus, escalating tensions with iran. now, tracie, we want to start out with what's going on in china. >> reporter: sure. $60 billion in goods we sell to china now will cost american businesses more to get into that country as of, within the last hour, we have learned china will up the ante like president trump did last week. even though they are both saying the door is still open for talks. they said they woul

marcan los sitios donde decenas de balas inspeccionan el complejo residencial de la avenida potrero,ro hombre lesionado. >>> segÚn los ultimo informes, 4 personas hospitalizadas una de ellas estÁ en condiciÓn seria. la policÍa pide a cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn, sobre los casos que se comuniqÉe con lass regresamos a con ustedes a los estudios. >>> es poco usual esos tipos de tiroteo, unos 5 aÑos atrÁs. pero ha bajado la violencia. >>> preocupante la situaciÓn. >>> la policÍa de san josÉ respondiÓ esta maÑana varias demanda de vecinos. el vo se reportaron realizarÁ una vigilia. alumno de la preparatoria washington en fremont. manejo en sentido contrario, estrellÁndose contra un automÓvil en los gatos. 4 adolescentes resultaron heridos en este accidente. >>> se volcÓ en la autopista # 01 al sur en san francisco. el vehÍculo aparentemente tratÓ de esquivar a otro coche que hizo un cambio de carril inesperado. lo que provocÓ que se volcara. este percance vial hizo que se cerrarÁ la autopista y no se reportaron heridos debido al accidente. >>> las autoridades del condado santa

another shooting happened on 47th and potrero. 40 evidence markers including dozens of bullet casings indicated it was a binary, it was a very violent scene. >> there was not a gun battle that i'm aware of, and it doesn't appear, but it is appears that there was one shooter in each of these shootings. >> reporter: one victim was shot in the head. the victim is a man who lives in this complex and has a steady job and is always nice to people. they hope these surveillance cameras caught the action. third shooting happened any iron triangle not far from a kaiser hospital. police say it is too soon in investigations to determine whether these were gang-related and the suspect or suspects are still out there. >>> the person who is possibly shot in the head is in serious condition in the hospital in the conditions of the other three victims are unknown. >> they busted and on the, and illegal weapons ring calling it operation redwood. police say that eisuspectsteli make these cities have random they found the same weapons and individuals alleged in the crimes. >> investigators took this map

police were called to rhode island street between 16th and 17th in the potrero hill neighborhood about 12:15 yesterday afternoon. the first call came as a report of someone seen outside of the building with a piece of metal that looked like a knife. but as word e was an active shooter inside the building and they called 9-1-1. it turned out to be a false alarm. the building was checked and cleared and everyone was allowed to go back inside about 3:00 p.m. >>> a ute man is being accused of making online threats to shoot youtube employees. police were contacted about sep 35-year-old david swanson told them when he said shoot, he meant shooting video. now he is facing charges of making a terrorist threat and is free on $100,000 bail. >>> crews are cleaning up after a latest round of strong storms. powerful tornadoes touched down around bub lock texas and the panhandle. it took hours to get the power back on in neighborhoods and crews are busy clearing trees knocked down in streets and so far no serious injuries have been reported. >>> people living in the central part of the nation are wo

we're going to confirm this is t p potrero apartment complex. this is the 2500 block of edgemont avenue. 23rd street. you see a white van with officers in white shirts looking for clues in another incident. again, in that one, it's unclear the number of victims or what time the shooting took place. live back out here on 47th and portrero avenue in richmond, they are looking to see if these incidents are connected. we will provide any updates as they come in. pete suratos, "today in the bay". >>> new for you this morning, new legal trouble for wikileaks founder julian assange. they will reopen the sexual assault case in sweden. the swedish prosecutor announced plans to request an extradition even though the u.s. is already making a similar request. british courts may have to decide which courts take precedence. >>> we reported on the crumbling infrastructure before. a new report reiterates the fact that the stale is failing in critical areas. >> kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with where we have seen some of this trouble. >> hi there, la

the second location where someone was potentially shot in the head was on potrero avenue near 47th. buildings and cars got caught in the crossfire there. and yet another shooting reportedly happened near first street. while police have yet to confirm any of these details, we are working to get this information confirmed for you and we will bring that as soon as we find out. jackie ward, kpix5. >>> new surveillance video shows a car thief in action in alameda county. the crime set off a chain of events including a false statewide amber alert. the video shows the thief hopping into a mercedes at an east oakland liquor store and driving away. in a separate video the owner chases after him. an amber alert went out saturday night and police say the owner told him his 3-year- old daughter was in the back seat when it was stolen. she was not in the car. she was safe with her mother the entire time. police say the father lied in hopes of getting his car back faster. >> it creates a cry wolf situation which has always been a major concern of people that are running the amber alerts in the va

they had to run to the second location on the 4700 block potrero avenue where shots rang out that hitings and this took place near an apartment complex. we do know at that location, one man was shot in the upper body rushed to the hospital and at last check in serious condition. and then the 3rd location on first street. so far they have not had any descriptions of the shooter's the pass along to the public and they don't have a motive so far whether or not the shootings were retaliation or gang-related but the good news is other than that person in serious condition. it appears that the other 3 victims or at least in stable condition and we're not hearing if they're still in the hospital at this particular time back to you. man accused of stealing more than $30,000 from the union city little league is out on bail now the lily the league's former treasurer. >>40 year-old nancy morgan was arrested in march and she's charged with embezzling thousands of dollars from the little leagues bank account the league president veronica perez says that this went on for about 2 years and then in a

the listing agent says the 640 ft.2 shack in potrero hill does have its perks. >> charming. >> well, there you go. it has expansive views of the city skyline, another bonus the sale comes with plans for a sleek new four level home. >> well. and it looks like dennis o'donnell is eyeing that shack. >> reporter: no, i've got my own shack, the warriors >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> let's face it, both the warriors and blazers were coming off emotional and exhausting second round series today, in conference game number one, warriors look recovered, portland not so much. here is how it came down. oakland's own damien lillard, wearing and a's jersey as he got to oracle, golden state up 37-32, jonas dredd co. for the lay in, he scored nine off the bench, final second of the half, steph knocks down a fadeaway three, he had 19 in the first half. doug led by nine at the break.

this is on potrero near 47th street. evidence markers, as you can see, all over parkins taken 1:00 this morning and we are still waiting to hear back from police on exactly what happened here and at the two other locations. but preliminary hearing four people were shot. keep you posted. >>> big decision on the as plans for a new waterfront ballpark in oakland. four commissioners are voting on a preliminary term sheet for the team. the as want to lease property at howard terminal. in addition to a 35,000 seat ballpark, it would include housing and retail space. the proposal would give the as four years to complete environmental studies and traffic mitigation plans. the as are hoping to play ball in the new park by 2023 but not everyone loves the plan. today the east open stadium alliance will hold a protest. the group says the move will only hurt businesses in the area. >>> 4:33 right now. taking a live look at the white house this morning. china is promising to take, quote, necessary counter measures after president trum

but this first thing we're going to show you this was off of 47th and potrero avenue. that's the scene we were at all morning long. by far the most active scene this morning at the cypress pines apartment complex where police say two suspects allegedly shot a victim in the upper body. his current medical condition sun known but we know he was sent to a hospital for medical treatment. the other two shootings happening at the 2400 block of esmon daf near the wendell playground and also at first and nevin. the shootings happening at 10:00 p.m. awful them happening in an hour and a half of each other. there were no additional details given on those other two shootings but we did get a chance to speak to residents at that cypress pines apartment complex as well as those who live nearby about the shooting. >> scary. very scary. then not to hear nothing. it's right close to my door and i didn't hear nothing. >> yeah, i'm scared. i have a 16-year-old daughter and i want to feel safe in my home and at the moment now i don't. >> all i heard was when i was coming to the front gat

the listing agent says the 640 ft.2 shack in potrero hill does have its perks. >> charming. >> well, there you go. it has expansive views of the city skyline, another bonus the sale comes with plans for a sleek new four level home. >> well. and it looks like dennis o'donnell is eyeing that shack. >> reporter: no, i've got my ow wh're ting. elec, d, yrebably t. ow wh're ting. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. ♪ ♪ than the one next door. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> let's face it, both the warriors and blazers were coming off emotional and exhausting second round series today, in conference game number one, warriors look recovered, portland not so much. here is how it came down. oakland's own damien lillard, wearing and a's jersey as he got to ora

otras dos balaceras continuaciÓn, en la avenida potrero.los Índices de criminalidad han bajado en general. residentes de la ciudad no se sienten del todo seguros. >> siempre ando mirando a mi alrededor. viendo quÉ me anda persiguiendo. llevo un arma conmigo para sentirme mÁs a salvo. marÍa: en general, nuestros crÍmenes violentos como los robos con violencia, homicidios, los rosa propiedades han disminuido en un 50% o mÁs. los tres tiroteos registrados anoche en menos de 90 minutos fueron detectados por los aparatos, pero no los pudieron prevenir. la policÍa dice que las cuatro vÍctimas fueron enviadas al hospital, pero no dieron detalles de su condiciÓn. ramÓn: mientras esto pasaba en el norte, en eso de la bahÍa, ocho hombres que aterrizaban cerca de la ciudad de san josÉ fueron arrestados en un operativo entre la policÍa local y el fbi. los sospechosos cometieron actos violentos con arma y uno de ellos es presunto asesino. esto causÓ sensación de alivio entre los miembros que viven en la comunidad, >> me siento tranquilo al saber que la

. >> i hope it is not another -- >> a frighten gun potrero neighborhood where people were told that theren with a gun drawn and police went floor to floor looking for a possible suspect. >> thank you for joining us. nervous. we go to wayne with the details. wayne? >> good larry and and and and ad alma. >> reporter: the san francisco police say that their were justified. this is a building that includes sutter health care, and at 12:15 an employee reported a man outside with a knife or stick, and at 12:45 another call to the active shooter response to police. >> i was surprised and worried. i was outside when it happened and i saw the cops outside and i tried to connect with the co-workers inside to make sure that everything is okay. >> i don't know why the 911 caller had, but this is an appropriate response. >> reporter: the police went door-to-door, but found in threat. the employees evacuated down the street. they said the company had planned to commemorate the fourth company birthday and talk about surprises. as we are coming back live looking inside of the entry way, people are

this will help address what we know our challenges in places like potrero hill, and sunnydale , which i know supervisor walton is so excited about. [applause] >> we also know that preserving our public housing, we need to really focus in order to preserve our affordable housing stock, we also have to remember that there are a lot of folks, especially a lot of seniors, who live in a rent controlled apartments. and so one of the great programs we have in the city is when one of those buildings, which consists of low income residents goes on the market to be sold, and those folks face the possibility of losing the only home that they have, we have a small sites acquisition program to purchase those particular buildings so that we can protect the tenants in those facilities. [applause] >> so this bond will allocate $30 million to acquiring rental housing, and that way we protect current residence that would be at risk of rent increases and they maybe forced out of their homes. i'm really excited about that. we also know that there are populations of people who may not qualify for affordab

so as of today, we've -- we've actually potrero block x is already completed and inaugurated. we expect to complete sunnydale parcel q and several of our small sites this year, and we've also broken ground on 1296 shotwell, 990 folsom, and 88 broadway. we expect those to be completed next year. and beyond that, we have 3830 mission, and others. finally, here's a chart of our projected spending, and that concludes the report on the 2015 bond. thank you. >> before i start on the second presentation, i wanted to give the members a chance to ask any questions on the first one? >> did anybody get this? >> toward the back. >> i didn't -- sorry. >> why don't we do the second one and then we'll ask questions. >> great. good morning. jonah lee from the mayor's office. i'm the director of portfolio presentation, and very happy to be here today to present on the past program. so just a quick background, some key milestones. there's a lot of history that dates ba being to wh dates back to when robert was sitting on the iron throne. 1992, the original bond was passed, and only about $90 mi

noting the active shooter at a city building on rhode island street between 16th and 17th in the potrero hill neighborhood. the first call came in as a report of someone seen outside the building with a piece of metal that looked like a knife but as word spread someone believed there was an active shooter inside the building and they called 9-1-1. it turned out to be a false alarm. the building was searched, it was cleared and everyone was allowed back inside around 3:00 p.m. >>> a utah man is being accused of making online threats to shoot youtube employees. police in or ram, utah, were contacted by youtube about comments and threats that go back to september. 35-year-old david swanson said when he said shoot, he meant shooting video. he was-freed on $100,000 bail. >>> shoe companies are asking the trump administration to end the trade war with china. nike, addidas and underarmor are one of 70 companies to send an open letter to the president and they say that 25% tariffs on footwear would be catastrophic to their customers and business. footwear is on the list of $300 billion worth of

andrés: allá en unos potreros. no podemos salir a la luz porque tenemos temor.sado luego de esta dificultad con migración, pero decidió seguir el camino. ¿tenías algún presentimiento malo? andrés: sí, lo presentí, porque ya mi corazón me avisaba. tenía un dolorcito en mi corazón, como que algo me decía que no continúe el camino. andrea: ¿y por qué continuaste el camino, andrés? andrés: porque era mi misión, porque era mi ilusións para poder ayudar a mi familia. andrea: esa tarde, los retenes comenzaron de inmediato. y luego más retenes. nuestras esperanzas de volver a ver a andrés y al resto de los migrantes se desvanecieron. decidimos bajarnos de la bestia a las cuatro horas de habernos subido. nos fuimos con la gran incógnita de sus destinos. ya de regreso, pasaron varias semanas cuando recibimos por facebook algunos mensajes de los migrantes que habíamos conocido en chiapas. entonces, comenzó nuestra búsqueda, que culminó con un terrible hallazgo. de centroamericano. al desafortunado hombre que intentaba bajarse del tren. [música] [música] [música] hola. hola

there's a geary and a potrero property, and we could potentially create 900 units for operators on those sites. >> chair ronen: and in those affordable housing projects, is there a thought that there would be certain slots reserved for operators and m.t.a. employees? >> that's one that we would be willing to work with you and your colleagues on, would those be dedicated specifically for operators? i don't know if anything's -- any decision's been made in regards to that. >> chair ronen: okay. thank you so much for your service. thank you. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> chair ronen: so i'll open this up for public comment. any member of the public who would like to speak, please do lineup to my left, your right, and everyone will have two minutes. good morning, mr. wright. >> good morning, miss chair. i believe my demonstrations has got it pretty well narrowed down for affordable housing. i speak up for the most vulnerable, but other when they come, they're speaking about the middle-income and working class, but no one is speaking about the lower class and very low class and people livi

when i walked through the city four or five years on alameda street between potrero and bryant, i had to walk in the streets because the encampments were either side of me. i literally could not put my foot on the sidewalk because encampments are still there. the navigation centers are doing what they're supposed to do. they're alleviating human suffering. for those of you who see the homeless people on the street and are bothered by it, the homeless -- homelessness isn't going away, but it's being helped. >> thank you, brother. appreciate it. thank you. >> don't delay. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is noel bonner. full disclosure. i do have an as needed contract with the port of san francisco. as a business owner in district six and a board member of the united democratic club and a resident of san francisco, i am 100% in support of building the navigation center on lot 330. overall, i have been appalled and saddened by many of the comments made by my fellow san francisco neighbors over the past several weeks as certain statements that have been uttered show a total lack of

police were called to a building on rhode island street between 16th and 17th at the foot of potrero hill about 12:1th a piece of metal representing a knife. as the word spread about police response, someone apparently thought there was an active shooter inside the building and called 91 . >> the police response to the suspicious person outside the building and shelter-in-place that was ordered by building security became interpreted as a possible active shooter being inside the building. an individual call 9-1-1 and made the report of a possible active shooter inside the building and that elicited police and fire department response. >> police say they swept the building room by room but no suspects were found inside or outside the building. >>> now to oakland for a third week of testimony is underway in the ghost ship trial. ktvu's henry lee tells us about the heart wrenching testimony today is the last text messages of fire victims were read aloud in court. >> reporter: at 11:25 pm, the night of the ghost ship fire, nick texted his girlfriend, "i love you, fire." on the stand, ale

police were called to a building on rhode island street between 16th and 17th at the foot of potrerohill at about 12:15 this afternoon. the initial call came in as a report of someone seen outside the building with a piece of metal resembling a knife, but about 30 minutes later, someone apparently heard there was an active shooter inside the building and called 911. >> at some point during the process, the occupants were either told to shelter in place but we would have to go back and see exactly what transpired and what brought about that and how that information became interpreted or misinterpreted and shared. >> police say they conducted a room by room search of the building but no suspects were found either inside or outside the building and everyone was allowed back inside about three this afternoon. >>> a strike involving 600 teachers and staff is said to continue for a second day tomorrow. the strike started today leaving district classrooms mostly empty. drivers in union city honking in solidarity, nearly 600 teachers in the new haven unified school district striking for bett

the san francisco police say there ended up to be nothing to the call at 350 rhode island to potrerot mill trial, and today, there were statements read by the family who lost loved ones, and we will have more on that story coming up at 5:00. >>> today, teachers went on strike even though they are the highest paid in alameda county, but they say they have to pay for their own health care and they can't afford the live in the area. >>> and now to the abortion debates, there are more states banning abortion and their goal is to get roe v. wade overturned. tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: as states are hearing from rallies against abortion, this is coming as a wave of missouri and kentucky and georgia have enacted so-called heartbeat laws making it illegal for the doctors to perform abortions once the fetal heartbeat is detected which can be as early as six weeks and no exception for rape or incest. >> all life has value to it. >> and alabama prohibiting abortion in almost every case and a life sentence in prison for those performing it. president trump saying there should be excepti

. >> it took about 20 plus minutes to get down to potrero. >> reporter: he docked the bike and a textarge. >> i thought that was that. >> reporter: unfortunately it wasn't. the next day he got a shocking email from ford go bike. >> saying hey, your bike is still out. the sttrip is still in progress. i thought what were they talking about. >> reporter: ford go bike claimed he never returned the bike and if he didn't get it back soon, he'd have to pay a $1200 missing bike fee. >> $1200, that's pretty absurd. >> reporter: brandon was sure that he had docked it firmly. >> i heard a locking and engaging sound. >> reporter: he said he jiggled it to make sure it was locked. ford go bike said he better go back and find it. >> road all the way down there. went to the same stall. >> reporter: so he searched rows of identical blue bikes, thought he foundi the right one. go like said he hadn't. >> they say this is your fault, you lost our bike. it's on you. >> reporter: brandon wasn't the only one. he and three other go bike customers contacted 7 on your side with the same complaint saying go bik

the old people in potrero hill rely on jackson playground.t's the one that all the people want to have facilities at. sometimes when we've got a permit for soccer to play at jackson playground, they put six teams on at once. it's a very heavily used playground. does this work if i put pictures? do you want to see pictures of the broken slide, the broken fence? >> i took some this morning. this is -- that is like the patched up concrete. the whole park is full of patches like this. the tiles that the kids run on. kids trip on the tiles. this is -- all of the concrete rendering is falling off like this. it's a pretty rundown playground. there is under the swings, the tires are falling off. this is an example -- there is a lot of play structures. the kids use these and there is concrete underneath. thank you. >> clerk: mark? >> hi, mark sabatino. i need your help with an ongoing issue at the top of bernal heights. we live at 95 andover street, that is a paper street that abuts the boulevard just to the west of the top entrance. we bought our hou

she lives in sunnyside and potrero. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: in 2017, november, an event of house burglary happened. blank. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they live downstairs lived downstairs and three people invaded. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they went upstairs and they cannot find anything. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: and downstairs they were our two youth, 16 and 20 years of age. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: and a seniors living together. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: the senior was in the hospital, so she was not aware of this event. port-mac. >> voice of translator: and the three burglars saw the two youth and came in and brought them. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they got pulled of the boy and asked him whether or not he has money, he said no, and he was beaten. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: the elder sister was, submitted her r