richard lee/s.f.t of environmental health: whole foods has done everything we have asked them to do. richard lee, the acting director of the department of environmental health says that includes setting up new cleaning procedures including cleaning two floor drains that could be the source of the maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: they're going to be doing deep cleaning every week which they weren't doing initially whole foods told the health department they had found only one dead maggot on that monday days later, after kron 4 began its investigation, whole foods admitted there were several live maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: it disturbed me that what the story that was first told to our inspector was not what really happened whole foods has maitained that despite the discovery of maggots "the health department confirmed that there was never a public health risk." not exactly says the health department richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: we don't

this is hope a in -- >> hope s.f. >> hope s.f. . >> oh, okay. hope s.f. is actually an initiative that was created by mayor newsome back in 2007 that was given to public housing specifically. and the goal for that initiative was to demolish the existing public housing and rebuild it into mixed income communities. so, that is still an initiative that we're undertaking. we just had a grand opening at our first hope s.f. project, hunters view just yesterday, the first phase. and that is slightly different than what we're looking to do to renovate the majority of the housing authority's portfolio currently. we have received approval from hud to renovate about 14 projects in the next three years to the tune of about 1500 units. and then we will be taking on additional number -- 14 additional developments in the following three years. so, that is not like hope s.f., it is not demolition and rebuild new. it's renovation so that we can maximize housing quality in the near term versus hope s.f. which usually takes a lot longer to demolish and rebuild given the amo

>>richard lee/s.f.nvironmental health: whole foods has done everything we have asked them to do. >> reporter:richard lee, the acting director of the department of environmental health says that includes setting up new cleaning procedures including cleaning two floor drains that could be the source of the maggots >>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: they're going to be doing deep cleaning every week which they weren't doing >> reporter:initially whole foods told the health department they had found only one dead maggot on that monday kron 4 began its investigation, whole foods admitted there were several live maggots >>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: it disturbed me that what the story that was first told to our inspector was not what really happened >> reporter:whole foods has maitained that despite the discovery of maggots "the health department confirmed that there was never a public health risk." not exactly says the health department >>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmenta

bergdahl wrote on a paper plate, s.f.? meaning special forces. the guys on the helicopter said, yes. and we've been looking for you. at that point, bergdahl broke down. he now is at that forward operating base, expected, we are told, as soon as doctors clear him to travel on a little bit, he will go to bagram air base, the major u.s. base in afghanistan. president obama just there a few days ago. then will be making his way, we are told, to the medical center in germany, where they have a great deal of expertise over the years in helping hostages. make that initial reintegration back into society, and then back to the united states. his parents, not clear whether they will meet up with him in germany, or await his return to the u.s. not clear how soon he'll be making the rest of that journey. they're going to be wanting to check him out medically, top to bottom. make sure he is okay to travel after five years of being in taliban custody. some of the recent videos did not show him to be in the best physical condition. had been frail. deteriorating

safeway in san francisco's diamond heights has uncovered several high risk violations sot-richard lee/s.f. dept of public health: high risk violations are violations that are more likely to cause a food born illness as customers shopped on april 22nd an inspector observed several shocking revelations among them. contaminated or adulterated food sot: one of the employees dropped those food labels and then picked it up and put it on top of the food directly, the meat directly, which is not good and this happened in front of an inspector that same inspector also observed employees with unclean hands or improperly using gloves sot: all the employees should know that basic hand washing they should be doing. inspectors also found unclean or improper sanitizing of food surfaces and utensilsand she found hot and cold food being kept at unsafe temperatures sot: we saw temperatures of between 41 and 135 which are unsafe temperatures for food to be held at once the inspection was completed, the store scored a 66 out of a possible 100 points the health department doesn't know if the problem is caused

. >> i just wanted to thank the commissioners and the representatives from the s.f. youth commission that came here today during our earlier public comment to bring up their draft resolution for including disability history curriculum into the san francisco unified school district. i believe that that's characteristic that i want to see more of within this council and their commission and in reaching across and kind of seeing where our partnerships lie and how we can overlap and help each other out. so, i just wanted to thank them for coming. >> thank you, co-chair zarda. any other announcements? all right, then, this meeting is adjourned. [adjourned] >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with

. >> i just wanted to thank the commissioners and the representatives from the s.f. youth commission that came here today during our earlier public comment to bring up their draft resolution for including disability history curriculum into the san francisco unified school district. i believe that that's characteristic that i want to see more of within this council and their commission and in reaching across and kind of seeing where our partnerships lie and how we can overlap and help each other out. so, i just wanted to thank them for coming. >> thank you, co-chair zarda. any other announcements? all right, then, this meeting is adjourned. [adjourned] (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come imp

the sierra club supports cleanpowersf and believes s.f. pc is obligated by law to implement it. [speaker not understood] they provide information that will enable the s.f.p.u.c. to resume implementing cleanpowersf [speaker not understood] regarding sf and mce. the sierra club urges the board of supervisors to maintain a strong emphasis on installing extensive local renewables and sufficiency in san francisco regardless of the mechanism used to launch our community choice program. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to speak on this item? >>> good afternoon, commissioners. eric brooks with san francisco green party, local grassroots organization. our city and san francisco clean energy advocates. first of all, i want to thank supervisor avalos for putting this forward because, you know, with what's going on in the mayor's office and what's now going on at the state level, we are starting to see that our options for cleanpowersf may be greatly curtailed unless we come up with some really creative solutions. with that said, we also want

on behalf of my colleagues on s.f. beautiful who couldn't stay for the duration of the meeting. we want to thank supervisor avalos for bringing attention to this issue. this contract has met a lot of opposition. the harvey milk democratic board voted to oppose the contract last night. it also got a lot of complaints from residents across the city. and we're a city that dies and invests in our public scenery. we spend a lot of money to maintain cable cars and streetcars and help boost tourist economy in san francisco but also makes it a better place for us to live. the vehicle wraps that are proposed to be doubled in the contract, they're not only ugly inside and out. they're also dangerous. they can distract drivers, confuse new riders, make it more difficult to enter and exit a train on a busy platform because you can't see how many people are getting off and get out of the way. there are provisions contracts to allow digital advertising screens on the side of buses. and these are a 12-foot long flashing bright advertisements on the side of buses going throughout our city, whic

on the helicopter sergeant bergdahl wrote down the letters s.f. with the question mark.uys on the helicopter said, yes, we are special forces. we've been looking for your a long time and we're told at that time sergeant bergdahl broke down, randi. >> highly, highly emotional. such an emotional endeavor for the troops involved. er erin. what is the white house saying about today's developments now. >> reporter: well, randi, they're speaking through administration officials to clarify some of the details that went down. barbara, of course, referred to the release of the five detainees from began tan moe. i want to make this clear though that this is a little bit of a political issue. we've been seeing some traffic from conservatives who while they are thrilled that bowe bergdahl is now safe and in u.s. military hands, they're concerned about the precedent that it's setting. and as you know, senator john mccain was a prisoner of war himself in vietnam for roughly the same period, for about five years. this was an issue that he discussed when he was running for president in

safeway in san francisco's diamond heights has uncovered several high risk violations >>-richard lee/s.f. dept of public health: high risk violations are violations that are more likely to cause a food born illness >> reporter:as customers shopped on april 22nd an inspector observed several shocking revelations among them. contaminated or adulterated food >> one of the employees dropped those food labels and then picked it up and put it on top of the food directly, the meat directly, which is not good >> reporter:and this happened in front of an inspector that same inspector also observed employees with unclean hands or improperly using gloves >> all the employees should know that basic hand washing they should be doing. >> reporter:inspectors also found unclean or improper sanitizing of food surfaces and utensilsand she found hot and cold food being kept at unsafe temperatures >> we saw temperatures of between 41 and 135 which are unsafe temperatures for food to be held at >> reporter:once the inection was completed, the store scored a 66 out of a possible 100 points the health departme

huge market when it comes to german trade and the leaders that the likes of volkswagen siemens be a s.f. the chemical giant they've all come out and said no we don't think that further sanctions against russia is the right way and if you look at the figures it's quite clear why they think that way three hundred thousand jobs here in germany alone directly linked to trade with russia is over six thousand companies from the huge ones i just mentioned down to small mom and pop type companies that make machine tools that are involved with russia also it's estimated that if trade with russia was to fall off we could see a two percent slump in growth here in germany all of those things. the type of things that the business leaders here want to avoid they don't want to see more sanctions against russia. and italy is several hundreds activists gathered at the ukrainian embassy on saturday they held and nazi banners on protested against what they see as a rise of fascist ideology in kiev well in your training in capital far right elements a lot of parents are preparing for full scale war crimes

he apparently wrote down in some fashion the letters s.f. with a question mark, special forces, and the commandos on the helicopter said, yes, we are, and we have been looking for you for a long time. we are told by a senior defense official that at that point bergdahl broke down. he may not be aware of the other half of this equation, the five detainees from guantanamo bay that were released to the qataries in that middle eastern nation. those five gitmo detainees at this hour on their way back to qatar, the taliban informed of that, and that apparently being inform they'd were going to get those people released is what really clinched the deal for the taliban. we're told that once it all fell into place, the u.s. wanted to move as quickly as possible, get it done one official said to me before anybody in involved changed their minds. >> yeah, i bet. barbara starr, great reporting, thank you so much. erin mcpike at the white house for us today. erin, what is the white house saying about bergdahl's lease and we're hearing criticism from a ho

the information being used to inform s.f. park half after a pilot project watch in the summer of 2011 which helps drivers find parking spots and evaluation on despite is due next month it will detail how overall parking the man in san francisco increase in whole base succeed in helping to find a parking place which are available. >> : see a half moon bay word a dead baby whale washed up the 34 babies come bedquilt drifted on the rocks less like california academy of sciences plans to examine the well and eventually to find out how died. >> : onlookers are trying to get a glimpse of the onsets of the image of tobacco to see today through the morning we saw lot of people wanting to be treading a picture of the will power won the south of the point hot car. a sluggish through the area all morning long as hundreds of people pulled off the side and on the road some stopping traffic all drug take pictures of the well which floated a few more feet on the south pre >> : you live near the beach you don't see this very often. the sad t

they take it here at the pentagon as a very good sign after all this simon if wrote down s.f.sion, the understanding, the memory to realize special forces and that it was most likely special forces that had come to get him in such dire circumstances, actually folks here take it as a good sign that he may be in a good place in understanding what has happened to him. >> mike, i mean, i'd like to you react to that, because what is your read on that? you've been in his shoes. you were taken as well. >> you know, it's a traumatic experience. it's going to take a while to come back from that dark period. it took me a while to come back from it. you live each day in the hands of someone else. they feed you, they are the ones that give you shelter, and they are the ones who can decide if you're going to live or die. and then the stockholm syndrome develops where you start to identify with your captors. it's going to be a tough time for him to readjust, to come back and even speak english again which he probably hasn't been speaking much. and so he's going to need some of the best coun

area or how about what to do it helped >> : that the check out our website at or e-mail us directly at s.f6 skills of to looking for >> : a relative of backgrounds will larkin and and and this is all different strains as the celtics part >> : sounds like a wonderful organization from a year this season is sort of the mean that you can throttle back a little bit more here rounds >> : with to fundraisers year- round and grows cotton dresses sometimes triple shooting just as it across the country >> : so is the door to do is a fantastic thing here in congratulations on the award and the x for being a bit helps. >> : will be right back firefighter recusant accidently running over passenger thrown from the wreckage of that agf like crash sfo has filed formal lawsuit against the san francisco fire department a list of its complaints as shoes made a scapegoat for the passenger's death when reality there were larger problems involving the crash rescue effort back on july 6th the lawsuit says that a rescue vehicle hit and told the 16 year-old girl who was 4 of 3 p at passengers to die in the crash

in the past week from some of the real heavyweights in the german corporate world the likes of be a s.f the chemicals giant siemens the engineering organization forks wagon. bank now they've all their concerns over potentially increased sanctions both privately as well as publicly now they all view russia as a very important market to expand their business in some of these organizations where they've put decades worth of ground work in to try and establish these links with russia and they don't want to see them destroyed by further sanctions now to put into picture just how involved germany is. in russia six thousand two hundred german companies are currently operational that includes in russia operational in russia that includes that big household names that i mentioned as well as some smaller family run organizations that make things like machine tools tens of thousands of jobs could be at risk if the relationship between russia and germany economically was affected by sanctions and if there was to be say a catastrophic breakdown and not a relationship three hundred thousand german jo