gab real thomson and tendser loin resident. in lieu of trying to get my education i took my daughter all the way from the tenderloin over to supervisor avalos district so she would have day care so i can get the training that i need. i want to hold cpmc accountable for this. i am a qualified person, i have a med call office certificate which i went to school for so i can work so as a tenderloin resident and single mom i can get to a better platform so i can show my daughter a better life. this is something that we want. this is something we need. this is not just we are asking because, you should just serve a blatant community. we are the community you need and serve. i also need the health care. i have a daughter with disaability to and take her all the way to general sometimes is very distressful. it means getting her out of school early and taking her to general and she is trireed and that trenz ends into my next day so these are needs not just wants >> thank you very much, next speaker >> good afternoon supervisors. my name

cpmc must also serve 1500 tender line residence on medi-cal. i hope the city can help the tenderloin and low income people. thank you >> thank you very much. i have a few more names. adela [inaudible] dan galvin,iolaunda jones, chris hess, dunel fuller. please come up on up >> good afternoon. my name is anthony miller, i'm a [inaudible] i was in a meeting at the work force and i came to my knowledge there was a 40 percent hiring which there was no public outreach, there was no -any kind of announcements and also about the 1500 medical clients, i also had no knowledge of that. they haven't announced it and they are not really doing their part to my knowledge about as far as addressing that and that is a concern to me because as you know, the san francisco is changing the [inaudible] changing a lot of parts of the tenderloin. the tenderloin will look a lot different within 5 years. it is cleaning up quite a bit and i would like to see minorities and everybody else to get a chance to try to get entry levels positions and think that would be a good

kate: more than 50 former resident staffers and one current resident staffer. and 50 plus advisors. more than 100 people for the book. including people like president obama's body man, and katie johnson, who had a unique view of these people and how they served the presidency. brian: how often did somebody say to you, you can't write this? kate: only one person said, you are going to have a lot of trouble. it was very difficult to get them to talk. it took two years, a lot of time and energy. this was my full-time job. but there is one woman christine limerick, the head housekeeper. she was the linchpin for me. once she agreed to talk to me, and i went to her house in delaware, she opened a lot of doors for me. i think she put in a good word for me. she gave me phone numbers. brian: let's show some video of something we used when we did a special on the white house to give people an idea of what it looks like. [video clip] >> inside the central mansion, there are 130 rooms with a floor plan that unites the ground, state, and second floors, with a centrally located oval-shaped room.

this provides time for the residents to prepare or evacuate.it to find out where it goes takes an emotional toll. >> it was agonizing. the people were saying, is it going to stop? is it going to take my house? some people would move their houses, some people would pack up their belongings and leave. some people just left everything there and walked away. it was pretty crazy. >> the river of fire is unstoppable with the volcano producing half a million cubic yards of lava every day. >> there's really nothing you can do to stop the lava flow. i have seen people spray it with their garden hose and it will freeze the outside, but it will go some place else. lava is the winner when it comes to man versus lava. >> the lava takes out house after house. maureen gap is one of dozens of residents who can only watch as lava moves in on her home. >> it's right there. and i just, i still think i'm going to wake up tomorrow in my bedroom and everything is going to be here. and i don't know what's going to happen when i wake up and it's not. it's going to be

. >> it's includes both units that are used inclusive with a short-term rental noting no residents it is illegal and continues to be illegal and should be as well as hosted rentals you have someone living there and they rent out a room or part of a room for 88 days a year. >> that's correct primarily commercial yes private room also you a so clearly if i for example they've been living in a two-bedroom unit i'm living in one and for hundred days a year i rent it out as a short-term rental the other room and the rest whatever the case maybe testified as commercial. >> that's correct over 88. >> you can understand why one of the big issues you might understand why one has a issue are the dlaens and your transparent of the definition out of included but i don't know. i don't want to dispute whether or not it's commercial but. >> i can respond supervisor wiener that the concept of the what was is substituting for or an opportunity for a roommate a sub lease or a long term tenant so 88 days might not be the best but a cut off where can be occupied by itself tenant. >> no, i understand ther

residents are still in shock. many of them hold the government responsible. >> is the government's fault. they knew about it and did nothing. we had no idea. if we known, we wouldn't have stayed. do you know the trauma my wife and i are going to? we are constantly on medication. do you know how scary it is to be shot at, even once? they were shooting the whole time. >> how could dozens of heavily armed fighters into a residential area unnoticed? that's the question everyone in macedonia is asking. there are plenty of series -- theories. this local resident is the former head of the military just the country's military intelligence agency. he considers it highly unlikely that the authorities knew nothing. vladimir: this is supposed to have been a terror attack, but no terror group can achieve its goal without backing from the local population. here in kumanovo, there's no support for such a thing. i live in this area. the relationships between ethnic groups are extremely good. >> could the government have known abo

in their homes and helping resident buy their rent control shlgz or expand the down payment assistance so it people can see homeownership and we're investing $100 million from ash retirement fund over the next 10 years helping one hundred and 50 first time home buyers over the years we'll he said spake active evictions whether in partnership with the friends of the state legislator we must stop speck later from flipping buildings creating a new investment fund with our private and be philanthropic folks to have purchase lands for rehab housing and leverage our public lands and public surplus goods for the middle-class we'll identify the sites for at least 4 thousands unit by 20/20 forcible to middle-class and low income families and go back to our voter for another affordable housing market this november supporting our ambition plans to allow for acquisition roanoke city construction of homelands for low and middle-income families as you can see my platform rests both on building and preservation we can't be a city for all if we don't build for you'll but we won't remain a city that wi

as a [inaudible] hunters point resident and business owner i have never seen this done before but they brought on so many local residence even as much as from local labor to [inaudible] it is unbelievable that people don't see the change out on van ness as far as local home grown people working out on the site identifiable that they are from all districts. people on my team spoke cant niece, mandarin, spanish and vietnamese and english. that says a lot about a small company to bring that diverse team in to monitor the traffic and safety of the pedestrians on van ness. they are to be commended and you are commended to alow lowing them to reach out to small companies and employ them. thank you >> thank you very much, next speaker please >> my name isbery stanger and executive director at saint antany foundation. thank you superlistening to us. saint anthony has a long history in the tenderloin of caring for the population in that community and trying to improve their lives. would you we served in the clinic for 60 years. those people that have little access to health care, about 65 perce

more than 81,000 residents lost power at one point. we will have a fill report next half hour. >> former 49 lineman ray mcdonald was arrested for attacking a woman holding a baby. we were there when mcdonald walked out of the santa clara county jail facing domestic violence and child endangerment charges. it happened 4:00 a.m. yesterday at his house in santa clara. mcdonald was released yesterday by the 49ers was released yesterday by the chicago bears. >> in may of last year police were called to his house because of a gun incident. in august he was arrested on suspicion domestic violence again his fiance. in december, mcdonald was havinged for a sexual assault at his home where no charges filed in any case. >> family and teammates ray for a miracle in southern california after a standout athlete suffered a brain aneurysm on the field. the 15-year-old collapsed dug her team's game on saturday. housley is in a coma this morning on life support. doctors say the softball player's progress is "grim." >> she was spectacular. a great kid. n

many of the residents reported getting ill. lydia was one of three people who was so sick she had to go to the hospital. >> when i went to the hospital, i suspected the water. any time i drank it, took a shower, brushed my teeth, i would feel nauseous and sick. >> reporter: this is not the first set of problems for this property. last year inspectors found leaks, signs of black mold, unfinished maintenance and repairs. an entire family is living in one room unit that they say backed up backed up with dirty black water. >> we've been working on it for three months now. they are going through a process. it's in a positive direction. it's not there yet. we won't stop until we get it where it needs to be. >> reporter: residents were gone friday morning but neighbors stopped by hoping they can clean up their act. >> you don't expect in a big city that you would have problems with the water like that especially in the bay area. >> reporter: now, ktvu was here thursday night as residents boarded buses that took them to a motel 6 for t

and like the rest of the neighborhoods working class resident are also at risk from displacement from the economic sources and the high-end development sweeping through the neighborhood in order to keep their doors opposing open they serve medi-cal practical personality so why then would the project developer who is proposing to offer services for 5 blocks away from a population that is already been or being served i ask you to delay this until those issues are resolved thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you allowing me to speak i'm a family doctor at st. luke's. >> so i'm speaking to you from the prospective of someone that's been working in the city for 15 years providing primary care services i came here in the 90s and stayed working for department of public health community health system and also san mateo county system directing your attention during the time i was looking at the need of innovation and changing the way primary care is delivered the way it is now it is updating why the i left the public sector not feeling like in my photograph view was

a resident was taken to a hospital for injuries. she got from jumping out of a window. a firefighter was also taken to the hospital for a foot injury. residents describe what they woke up to. >> about 2:00 their this morning i woke up to a woman screaming help help, help! i came outside outside. and i looked across the street and i did see flames coming from the one apartment. and then i saw a cop comeing. and all of a sudden the flames got really big and it just spread throughout the whole building. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >> lehigh county woman gave her one a eight month old a kiss before shoving him off a bridge allentown so says investigator who's are charging her with murder. 19-year-old perry jumped from the hamilton street bridge just after her baby dropped into the lehigh river eight days ago. now, rescuers did pull that baby from the water. he spent sick days on live support but he died over the weekend. rescuers found perry on the river bank and doctors released her from a hospital on thursday. she's now in the leh

. >> i'm also a resident of the mission i support in project wholeheartedly i think we should build to the planning code according to the departments affordability and high restrictions this project is in guidance fully that he need more supply in the mission my family is growing i'd like to move into a unit that i can maybe even potentially own three or four years from now if we don't i'll be the symbol of a person to leave san francisco because not enough places to buy please, please don't. >> hi good afternoon. i am a born and raised san francisco retained specifically the tenderloin and as i've said not many of us left if you keep on passing those there woeptd be many of us left around the city i work with the mission collaborative we're in opposition the sro substantiates we don't need more luxury housing people are been referencing but we've exceeded the number of unit for mandatory housing in the eastern neighborhood project all right. we don't need any more there's no shortage of luxury housing in the mission and as blind loyalty failed to splid will not save the see crisis and

it's home to more than 400 residents who are low income. many say they cannot afford to live anywhere else in palo alto or even the bay area. there's no word on if the landowner will sell to a developer or if he would even be willing to sell it to local officials who want to partner with a nonprofit to run it. >> we never said he didn't have the right to sell it. we just wanted nare market val -- fair market value. >> now we maybe we can get him to the table. there's $19 million we can use for us to stay here. >> residents have been offered a relocation package but many did not feel what they were offered was fair. last night the council agreed to have an appraiser review the original appraisers because those were done two years ago and did not take into account the value of palo alto's schools. the city expects that will take six weeks. once that is done, a six-month eviction notice will be given. >>> today marks an risk day for a bay area landmark. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge which opened to the public 78 years ago today

residents are being bought it isn't enough. >>renee escalante/resident -- they only offered me $29,000. and they want to hundred thousand and other lots. for the same mobile home. >> reporter:residents are to also to get some financial help for relocation costs, which for some, means moving not just out of palo alto but out of the bay area.christie dewitt says the park's demise was inevitable. >>christie dewitt/resident -- this is kind of sad. it is expensive out here. although a change can bring other opportunities in two good trick is still sad. >> catherine: crashing someone's i-phone with just a text message. software system allows anyone who sends a specific text message to shut down a phone. >> catherine: the message contains latin and arabic characters. but even worse. you don't even need to open the message. >> catherine: your device just need to receive it. after the phone immediately crashes.it turns back on - by itself -after fifteen seconds. >> catherine: apple hasn't yet explained what's happening.but will make a f

. >> hello my name is adele i'm a long-term resident of san francisco also i'm a member of 360 sf and an affiliate of the association i have been i've been a resident of san francisco for over 40 years and i've been very excited to have the option of clean energy on my electric bill but my hair as turned gray i urge you to accelerate if at all possible the prelims of green power so for this year rather than next year the problem of climate change is - the sooner that city and counties cities in the united states convert to energy and stop burning the fossil fuel is better for the world we don't have 15 years or 31 years left we have to start doing it now this is a step in the right direction i urge you to accelerate that as much as possible thank you. >> thank you very much our next speaker jed. >> thank you very much commissioner president caen and commissioners jed the coordinated of 30dz san francisco want to thank staff again for coping us moving forward it is really great to be able to have kumbaya i can't moment with the chinese association and the sierra club and california nur

after the bad actors people that are using housing stock nothing but short-term rentals with no residents and people that are engaging in evictions and creating spaces for short-term rentals i think we all agree are bad and should be contracted down on and eliminated as opposed to many people about are living in the unit and either renting out a room or when they go on vacation or in some way living in a unit and also deretrofitting income from that unit to try to make ends meet in this very, very expensive city and, of course, no other legislation is perfect but we struck a balance and if we pass the legislation the mayor signed it the operator active date are for legislation was february 1st of this year which is if i'm counting correctly around hundred days ago from today so this legislation has been in effect for hundred days but on the 31 days the planning department told the economy of this board that was effectively unenforceable so we immediately started to see legislation introduced to change it now, i'm not here to say i can definitely say in the long run the current legislation

they are not permitted in the [inaudible] where most of the residence live. it is my help the llp's will support the lively culture of artist, mew scission, comics, nexus of arts and entertain 789 ment in the sate while supporting small business that provide foot traffic and enhance it safety of the cor doors. second i'm also introducing trailing legislation to strengthen helths code requirement frz gas stations to provide clean and accessible bathrooms to the patrons during business hours by creating a enforcement mechanism. district 6 a mixed use historically with a lut of office, marfing and night life

oracle on the traffic side up to 24 parking control officers those are the mta officers that can over reside the traffic signal and phish the traffic out after on event and the rectifies and dispatches in the key intersections heading north-south and west we've been very concerned about and work collaboratively with ucsf to protect the emergency vehicle access to the hospital and to the neighborhoods trying find a way to separate the traffic so that we have people going on main aerials and not remain streets like replacing /* at&t park we have closed circuit television cameras if you live in the city there's a car blocking a lane of traffic or a garage entry you have a phone number to call to tmc we have budgeted moving parking control officers to teed those concerns in addition to the peak intersections. >> when the around opens in 2018 we hope to utilize the benefits of mobile technology allowing people to prepurchase their parking spaces on their smart phones reducing the circling and couple of other specification traffic managed measures we mentioned the lot at 11 and illinois david talk

income this supplemental income helps the residents stay in the mission those reasons this is the champ of san francisco believe the airbnb hosts have benefited and not only the elementary residence but the hispanic business owners of the thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> hello, i'm steve the executive director of urban solutions we support small businesses and help them grow and tliefl in changing neighborhood i respect the concerns of housing unit i don't think there is a good enough concern about the impact on small businesses but the fact is hosting services bring tourist and their money into neighborhoods they otherwise wouldn't go and therefore they're bringing in delores to small businesses that benefit from those services and we're working with some small businesses to help them take advantage of the approach to advertise their services their restaurants, their dry cleaning what have you to the tourist as you're considering this legislation please consider the central nervous system they do best. >> thank you i'm going to call the next 10 folks p

we are making great progress to keep our city and our residents safe.nce ag strong growth in our neighborhoods. as you know we recently opened or public safety building in mission bay and that includes a dedicated campus to or police department and headquarters and brand new fire station which i'm very proud of because it's showing some of the state of the art facilities that hopefully the few station have including the cleaning apparatus. we hear how firefighters are impacted in their lives that those toxic agreed audience -- ingredients are not washed off quickly. working with the fire department staff we announced additional fire staff to the fire department that will be replacing more than 40% of our ambulance fleet and working to reduce the 911 systems and demands and we made those announcements with so very dedicated work that the group put together. we put together a time line we would use to invest in a new facility to employ the statute and keef our residents safe. we are all doing this with an eye towards the growing neighborhoods in the city

we work with all the candidate who are san francisco residence we also pay particular attention to those from the priority neighborhood discussed earlier. we are happy to partner with cpmc and work with the other collaborative community bases organizations to allow more san francisco residence the opportunity to apply sfr the first source and also entry level positions at cpmc. thank you >> thank you very much . [inaudible] doctor ty nob noc >> good afternoon supervisor. joe [inaudible] acting director for positive resource center. [inaudible] i'm here representing the organization. we are one of the 4 organizations received funding from san francisco foundation and proud to enter into this partnership with cpmc to provide job readyness training interesting in becoming competitive can dts for infrelevel position. received funding for job readyness program designed to assist disabled low income job seekers in china town [inaudible] limited employment histgy occupational skills due to hiv and mental health. we are focusing on the neighborhoods that are targeted by this development agreemen

residents had to pack their bags and board a bus for a hotel. some of them had waited until 2:30 this afternoon when the issue came to light. all of this started when three of the residents got sick and then asked east bay mud to do a test. >> lydia ham millton millton -- hamilton is one of the residents that said she got really sick. >> i was throwing up, really bad diarrhea. >> reporter: they went to see a doctor and he suggested they get their water tested. it tested positive for contamination of bacteria usually found in sewer water. >> we chose to shut the building down, red tag it and get this thing restored. they're going to do a chlorination on the building. >> the maintenance man came knocking on everybody's door saying that we have to evacuate immediately. >> extremely upset and disstressed. just sick to our stomachs. some people were crying, some people didn't know what to do. >> reporter: some peek like jonathan scott who had to go to work. >> there was no notice, nothing given to us or our security. i had to be ready for work tonigh

resident 50 percent out of private cars (clapping.) we're to keep it stable level and make improvements in the transportation infrastructure investing $944 million for trolley buses and 68 for bused that eliminate the city's lines on fossil fuel that's why we're making to positive to get broad buses and get board public transit our youth will never say when we look back and sigh i couldn't afford to have a door the right reason i can make a choice and the choice is public transportation that's what i want our youth to repeating really building in (clapping.) finally increasing energy efficiency and the efficient the strategy to reduce mlgsz green self-for customers what access competitive financing for their homes to have returnable energy and upgrades and pay that off on their property tax bill that's an incredible change in this way we do thing to you the department of water & power of environment and in january supervisor president london breed called upon your own transportation system to develop a program to significantly reduce e

we don't have the conditions of those two residents. some nearby residents woke to screaming and watched as the fire escalated quick quickly. >> i woke up to a woman screaming help help help, i came outside, i saw a cop running toward the building and i looked up there was an apartment on fire. all of a sudden the fire spread throughout the whole building and took off the whole roof. >> reporter: and back here live you can see firefighters remain on the scene the roof is completely burned through here, there's a lot of damage especially in the back of the building. firefighters are putting out hot spots. one firefighter did suffer an ankle injury and in stable condition. at least 20 residents have been displaced. the red cross has been called to assist. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire in the city of chester left two men wounded one critically. the shots rang out at 12th and pine last night. officers found a man with a gun shot wound to the head. he was rushed to the hospital. ment second victim showed up with a gunsh

a lot of residents are trying to find out what happened. the officers over the course of the next several hours will be knocking on doors to ask for information and let people know what is going on. jay: police are also asking for the public's help in regards to a car that was last seen leaving the home. officials say around 10:30 a.m. a blue 2008 porsche 911 was leaving the house. they want to know who was driving that car. the vehicle was found later with no one in it. public records search shows that the person who lives in the home is the ceo of ironworks. neighbors say that he is married with children. police are not discussing specifics about this investigation. they have not released the identities of those found in the house. leon: thank you. this grisly situation has shaken the area. investigators knocked on doors asking anyone for information about this case. tom roussey continues our team coverage. tom: to give you a sense of this neighborhood, the vice president lives of fairly short distance that way. the australian ambassador

another resident had burns to his body. it may be weeks before other residents are allowed back in their homes. >>> prince gornleorge's are looking for information about a double homicide on audrey lane. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital but he did not survive. police looked behind a nearby apartment building and found another man dead with gunshot wounds. >>> new at 11:00, the ntsb is asking the fbi for help as investigator tries to determine what caused the deadly derailment in philadelphia. specifically they'll be looking at whether a flying object hit the train's engine just before the crash. a commuter train traveling through the same area reported it had been hit by rocks or bullets. >> the question for me is whether whatever happened was enough to distract the operator of the train to cause him to lose situational awareness and to not brake and not slow down when he should have. >> today the federal railroad administration ordered amtrak to install automatic train controls along the route there's a don't h

mayor i applaud you for making in a budget priority and make sure we're license to our residents and responding in a thoughtful way thank you. >> so oneself it is spoken to there's going to have to be policy and going to have to be something that the city has a lot of input the policy body and the plain clothes it's wanting a suzy loftus to quote from the president report opens 21st century policing if i can find it agencies need to consider ways to involve the public in ways of the protection of the privacy and civil liberty as windshield work that the partners in the justice system develop policies and procedures for use and under the leadership the commissioner president loftus that's what we'll do. >> on behalf of the police commission i want to complaud the chief there are a few things happen one is there goes to go resources for beamers and the evidence shows it is shown to rouse youth and force by the mrofdz and encourage the acceleration and less complaints against the office this is important for the- the police commission is in the tenderloin is the bay area and one thing c

jane kim. >> geography i'm oscar james to the commission i'm a native and resident of bayview hunters point and this property we're talking about from the draw bridge at motorbike all the way to geneva all the way up to the 280 freeways was a model city's that was our area this new development that is come in with district 10 and what have you they're trying to cut us out we're the ones that dealt with that property since the 40s up until today i want to make sure that the community bloicht, dog patch the potrero hill benefits from this particular project sunnydale and all those who suffered as it's been developed i support of warriors one hundred percent and support the programs they came out and helped i've seen nothing i came out of usf programs i'm talking about the people that live in those communities preferred african-americans and other native resident of bayview hunters point who should be getting scholarships from uc the warriors have given quite a bit to our community and to the members i applaud the poerp person that talked about the log cabin rather than ranch and bringin

>>> and we begin with breaking news this morning, in mercer county, new jersey, dozens of residents forced out after a raging apartment fire. good morning everyone. >> we want to get right out to "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, at windsor castle ants in east windsor good morning. >> reporter: good morning, officials have not updated reporters about the cause and how this fire all started this morning, they are still trying to get all of that together. but, there are dozens of displaced resident out here this morning who can fill us in as to what happened this morning. i have one here with us right now, he lives in a neighboring building to go where this fire started. take us through what you saw this morning when you woke up, then all of the fire that you saw. >> well, we all woke up due to banking due to police trying to evacuate my building because, you know, they just wanted us to, you know, get to safety, the fact of the fire was really blazing, it was really bad. a guy jumped out his window due to the fact he couldn't get to the front door because the fire was really bad. a lo

. >> thank you good afternoon honorable members of the commission i'm david i'm a resident on dper are between 20th and liberty in interest of disclosure i want to share prior to my service i was on the council of northern an organization that represent private and nonprofit we don't have a position on this proposal more has any men i'm here on my own time as a 24 year resident on gerrero i long with the commission have wilted the changes in realtime especially along the haven street corridor i'm familiar with this particular corner gas stations and walk by it when i take my daughter to places and you know there are this incredible degree high degree of amenities in the neighborhood whether a video of last weekend or a couple of coffee or the other reiterate you will a lot of great choices what we don't have and what we need is a medical center that treats adults that is assessable to the recipe residents and i believe this is important to have a strong amenity health care assess i've come to ask for your support of this item. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm sherry the long time