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how it relates to hope s.f., hope s.f. is one of the major initiatives that our office is working on. part of our general fund budget here, as well as future bond issuances for allison griffiths and for the upcoming two other sites would be part of any overall budget strategy. whether we use funds from the housing trust fund or wheat issue certificates of participation for hope s.f. sites, whether we are to include this as an enforceable obligation, the housing trust fund will provide a stable, nondurable committed source of funding over all for affordable housing, including those projects that need get financing at the hope s.f. sites. supervisor cohen: thank you. >> moving to the additional investments in mid market, the city is continuing to invest in economic revitalization on mid market and sixth street. those funds include $3 million over the next two years for the program that are delineated below, including business attraction and retention, community ambassadors, continuation of the improvements, tenant improvemen

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you can find out about how to file a claim on cbs s.f.t com. >> should cell phone companies, with a health warning label? appeals court will be taking on that issue today. the san francisco board of supervisors approved a law to require cellphone retailers to warn users about potential health risks. the law was struck down but the city was still allowed to give out fact sheets about potential risks using cell phones and now they want an injunction against that order >> one last check of weather and traffic. >> temperatures soaring in triple digits expected the inland. 40 says you make your way to santa rosa. 102 degrees in livermore, 91 in san jose and '60s out towards the coast line. the next few days it will stay very hot in the interior valleys. >> here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 10 minutes ago it was stacked up near the toll plaza but it has eased up a bit. elsewhere let's get a live look at 101 and mckee road. all so busy through 237 as well. spare the air today so carpool or walk or bike to work. >> or take a holid

convention tomorrow and for the latest anytime including real-time updates on our twitter wall good to cbs s.folph rainbow flag has become synonymous with the rights. this is the rainbow flag in the garden of the most holy redeemer catholic church in san francisco's castro district. given that the new archbishop helped lead the charge against same-sex marriage cbs five reporter lindi he asked the archdiocese over this flag flying in public view on church property. >>> this is the only catholic church and of the flies the gay pride gay-rights flag. >>> they do. is that going to be a problem for the new archbishop? >>> i do not know. the equates i do not know that. do police coming up at 11 linda looks at this unique parish and its work with gay catholics over the years. but will see what happened recently vector's leaders said was just a little too much class the first on- camera comments about the archbishop's the wire rest coming up to 1911. i was seeing flames green blue and purple. this special 10:00 newscast and the source of all those colors during the talks the bay area fire. and thousan

you can listen to the entire interview on cbs s.f. dot com >> a few hours ago san jose police caught two suspected robbers. they say they hit of the wells fargo on camden avenue and then took off. officers put six schools into lockdown while they searched for the gunman. a few hours later they caught up with the suspect and recovered the gun santa cash >> chopper 5 was over hazardous material situation in san mateo nearby and rooms have been evacuated. investigators and has matt crews were called to the hilton garden inn. the hotel and the area were secured. right now there is no danger of exposure to the public >> a look at the tampa bay * form in florida. the convention was supposed to be packed with delegates the night but instead, it is all but empty. daniellelynn nottingham with more on the day that ended fast due to the tropical storm >> today's session only lasted a few moments, an official called in the convention, fired up a clock and then close down the day's business. even though they're losing a day republican leaders say

for much more on the fire including video, photos and pump control, just go to cbs s.f.ot com. >> other area headlines, to san francisco firefighters are recovering after a fire triggered a rare and dangers backdraft. a fireball exploded inside a shop on ocean avenue when a sudden burst of air hit the flames. fire spread quickly through eight neighboring businesses. both injured firefighters are expected to recover. the cause is under investigation. at least eight oakland and san francisco police cars have now been damaged by vandals since last thursday. officers believe the vandalism is a direct response to a federal investigation into anarchist groups. >> you might call it the original social network and now the good old neighborhood watch is catching up with times. >> we're at the bascom community center, one of the many areas that will be hosting events but one neighborhood is turning to technology to help organize the event and help fight crime >> we are in district 8 in the meadowlands neighborhood >> she is helping organize the national night out of and in her com

and to find it to the cheapest gas and our area good to cbs s.f.ck, you can search the interactive map by sears of code. and one other note the fire put a damper on a new exhibit intended to commemorate the chevron refinery is 110th anniversaries. the rich and museum of history and abruptly canceled the opening reception. is now postponed indefinitely. a bay area lawmaker once busted for shoplifting is in the news again tonight and has to do with a big raise and she gave to a staffer. but that is not what's raising eyebrows. reporter linda yee explains is what does stopper spend the money on and who was getting the checks. assemblywoman marry high ashbey pay just under $700,000.80 years ago for this 1887 square-foot town house in castro valley. but in a down market the mortgage is under water and no one is buying. after the couple bought a new home in 2010 the assemblywoman read this out to her legislative aide chris parma and just weeks after giving him a $7,500 raise. >>> that raises a serious ethical question last year she was arrested for shopl

seven senses and as a and oakland's to find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood log on to the cbs s.f pump patrol you can search by city or is it good. well lubbers said you get you pay for would be in for a rude shock if you're tired today for the first time ever retiring americans will be getting less out of social security than the plan in. reporters gentian shows us it's only going to get worse. if he retired in 1960 got back seven times more in social security benefits. back then payroll taxes were lower in or more of workers than the tax for each person getting benefits lots of change. so mary campbell retired last year look like to $556,000 in benefits. if the minister age 82 and the woman was 85 they get $42,000 less than they paid out in taxes and that disparity is on the expected to get worse. by the year 2030 retiring couple of gets lots and benefits that was $97,000 less than they paid in social security taxes. still a financial planner says sells security is better than nothing sells security is not to get a deal is used to be. but there is the degree to which social secu

convention tomorrow and for the latest anytime including real-time updates on our twitter wall good to cbs s.f.-comp. the randolph rainbow flag has become synonymous with the rights. this is the rainbow flag in the garden of the most holy redeemer catholic church in san francisco's castro district. given that the new archbishop helped lead the charge against same-sex marriage cbs five reporter lindi he asked the archdiocese over this flag flying in public view on church property. >>> this is the only catholic church and of the flies the gay pride gay-rights flag. >>> they do. is that going to be a problem for the new archbishop? >>> i do not know. the equates i do not know that. do police coming up at 11 linda looks at this unique parish and its work with gay catholics over the years. but will see what happened recently vector's leaders said was just a little too much class the first on- camera comments about the archbishop's the wire rest coming up to 1911. i was seeing flames green blue and purple. this special 10:00 newscast and the source of all those colors during the talks the bay area f

it was meant to be substituted with this other document which is on a separate page in our handouts, s.f. redistricting task force, neighborhoods in fact for 2011 or they meant to be two different things and i want prepared for that? >> sure. let me try to represent where we landed. where i believe we landed is we were clear that we wanted and needed to offer justification for deviations, and we had discussion whether or not to do all of them or only to do those plus or above minus 1%. we determined to do all of them. we leave at the second description because the assignment is given upon the agreement to do all of them, the assignment was given to the consultants to please give us the reconnected -- because we were all over the place, i use that loosely, in terms of neighborhoods or not. the document, one page that you have, is the submission from the consultants. and so it would replace then -- the bullets underneath each of the district one, district two. so you're opening district one negative four points, whatever the deviation is, to preserve the following neighborhoods period no.

in e-mail us at cbs s.f. dot com. >>> chevron faces first lawsuit without fire at the refinery in richmond. they filed a lawsuit distraite on behalf of nine richmond residents. they suffered far related illnesses and emotional distress and some other hardships. they accuse it of a company of being grossly negligent in the way to handle meekness leading up to the fire. a community meeting called he'll richmond will discuss the impact of the refinery fire which will begin in the east bay center for the performing parts and is located on 11th street. >>> extreme weather across the westernize states continues to fuel dozens of wildfires and national in the agency file sent says that nearly 43,000 officers had been reported so far without 6.4 million a. burned. the worst burning right now is as the western section washington were dozens of homes and burned in niner people are evacuated. she lost her home and nearly escaped with her four horses. >>> it hear the swish of it and i can hear the crackling of it and the

and ask about the bank on s.f. program. >> now you can have a bank account. open one today. >> good afternoon. this is a joint meeting between the planning commission and the stohr preservation commission for july 19, 2012. i would like to remind everyone to silence or so phones and any other electronic devices that may sound off. moore? here. sugaya? borden? cindy wu? i have a quorum of the planning commission, chase? haas/ ? martinez? we have a quorum of the historic preservation commission. this is on the grants. >> thank you, commissioners. i just wanted to make a few comments of introduction before i introduce her, first, thank you for both commissioners for bearing with us. this was my responsibility for getting * mixed up. i appreciate your forbearance -- for bearing with us on that ledge. yes i have the your coming with us -- coming together with us for the special item. this is a project it that we have been working on for a while, and has offered a partnership with us on this design challenge, to come merida with innovative ways to deal with the --

crews had to remove the 24 year- old driver before taking her to s.f. general hospital. her injuries appear to be severe. >> we're finding out more about the man accused in the sikh temple massacre, what his stepmother says about the suspected white supremacist. >> an about-face for mayor ed lee, why he is giving up on a stop and frisk proposal? >> i am lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center, high,,,,,, >> investigators in wisconsin are piecing together what led to an army veteran to open fire at a sikh temple, killing 6. police say the 40 year-old gun and wade michael pace was shot and killed by an officer on sunday and now authorities are investigating whether page had ties to white supremacist groups. but his stepmother said that he had a normal childhood. >> when he lived in texas with us, he had hispanic friends and he had black friends, you know, there was none of that. >> he reportedly played with skinhead bands including a group called a " definite hate co. his social media profiles on facebook and myspace joanne witt banners bearing swastikas. >> the servic

. >> you can get real-time updates from the republican convention at cbs s.f. dot com. >> developing news out of antioch, police shoot and kill a man after a wild chase last night. >> the woman who owns the home where the shooting happened has not been allowed to get into her home yet. she says it may be 3:00 this afternoon before she is able to get inside. let's take you back to the beginning. when the incident was first reported around 1115, antioch police received a call of a domestic dispute and officers arrived at the scene where they reported seeing a a suspect with a gun getting in a vehicle and leaving the scene. police tried to stop the suspect he continued leading them on a pursuit through antioch. police say the suspect it at least to any of patrol cars before he crashed. he ran away running through the backyard of a residential neighborhood and ended up on the roof of a home where officers confronted him. according to the report, the suspect you still had the gun pointed it at the officers who fired at him, hitting him at least once. >> when i was s

you can find up-to-date information at cbs s.f. dot com. >> let's get a check on the roads with elisabeth. >> we have a couple of new problems coming in including the e short freeway. westbound interstate 80 looks great. it gets busy as you had towards emeryville but the problem is going against the commute. the multi vehicle crash at ashley avenue. chp is heading to the scene now. we'll not see any slowing on the sensors but we will let you know if that changes. still pretty heavy out through livermore because of this problem not helping things on westbound 580 approaching grant line road. it is still causing pretty slow traffic sensors in that area. westbound 237 still looks really good heading out toward san jose. coming up we will get a check of the south bay. >> to more american soldiers have been shot by an afghan soldier. officials say it was an accident. also, 17 civilians were beheaded in a taliban controlled area for taking part in a music event and an attack on a checkpoint killed 10 afghan soldiers. anti-government acti

you can follow her twitter feed on cbs s.f.ot com. >> a big fire ripped through a san jose nursery. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] stop & go traffic. you can't always avoid it. but you can always do something nice for your car. chevron with techron. care for your car. >> hurricane isaac has come ashore in new orleans with wind at 39-59 mi. per hour. forecasters say that a dangerous storm surge will follow. flood threats will continue through the weekend. they could get as much rain in 48 hours as san francisco gets in one year. south of new orleans several people have been rescued and others might still be trapped in their homes. a story we will be following for you all morning. >> a fire erupted at a garden supply store filled with pesticides >> at one point firefighters let it burn. >> the call the fire toxic and fast-moving. you can see some of the workers for you at the summer wind nursery arriving on scene. it is a total loss. the danger appears to be over but the investigation into what caused the fire is onl

we have continuing coverage and photographs of the fire on cbs s.f.m. >> back to the breaking news where crews are battling a for a warm fire. right now patrick is just arriving on the scene. what can you tell us? >> i just got here on ocean avenue and you can see it is still dark which means the flames of are still active. there are about 100 firefighters as far as the eye can see. right now they're working on it to an attacking it from the top and nobody is inside. the smoke is dripping out all the way over into the neighborhood. once again at this fire on ocean avenue, i will have more information as i get it right now the buildings have been evacuated. >> before alarm fire still burning, we will have more coming up later with patrick. it could be clearer later today whether a san jose police officers will get a chance to vote confidence or no confidence on chief chris more. the board could decide today whether to move ahead with the vote. one board member has called for a vote but it is not clear how many of the other 14 support it. morale has bee