san francisco general hospital. we need san franciscans to be a stakeholder. we also appreciate the hard work of tom ammiano. it got a lot of static, but the whole nation is looking at those type of programs. but again, supervisors, be fair, okay? i can understand one or two of the candidates having residency waivers. we need san franciscans to step up. just like earlier the students step up. we need san franciscans to step up to be stakeholders so that they participate in the deliberation of quality of life issues, and one of them that is very, very important is held -- health. thank you very much. supervisor kim: any other public comments on this item? >> good afternoon, rules committee members. i would echo the sentiments of the previous speaker. i am struck by the tremendous experience that the previous applicants have spoken to. it is very impressive, and clearly, they all have tremendous commitment to the city of san francisco. however, i would love to see our seats on these bodies come from san francisco. i a

we spoke about families in san francisco. this shows the migration by age in san francisco between 1990 and 2010. the bars on the left. we can see where we have lost a number of our children and we have the lowest number of children of any nation. that has enormous consequences. people have raised their children here and their adult children cannot afford to live here and raise our own families and this has a tremendous sense of isolation. you will find in san francisco, the numbers of seniors to have a relative living within 20 minutes time as about half of that the other thing we will see is the increase of young adults, particularly persons between the ages of 45-64. this is not the time when people are particularly raising children. we also have a loss starting at age 65. when people retire, that often move to more affordable to be spent when we talk about the tsunami, it is important to remember there are undercurrents there. this is likely to be the population that will be public services. >> and i just ask one question

we surf san francisco residents and employers with job placement. -- serve san francisco residents and employers with job placement. we need this project. i also live in the mission and i have used st. luke's hospital many times. we have brought many job opportunities to the planning stage. it has also taught at the mission campus. the industry experts talk about cpmc and improving the building project from inception to implementation. most importantly, project will put our residents to work. staff supported our clients as if they were their own. it even hired our graduates. it would be great to give more residence the opportunity to build a structure that may help there families. also, we need to be provide. i also volunteer for nert. >> am going to call several mornings. thank you come everyone, for your patience. [reading names] next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you for your time. at work that -- i have worked at cpmc for years. rooms are too small. the new hospital will provide staff with a a safe work environment. jobs will be preserved if the hospital remains operational. i

welcome to san francisco. -- >> good morning, everyone. welcome to san francisco. i wanted to express my appreciation at being here at autodesk. not only do you have a great company here, but pretty soon, one of those models out there will be something like a three- dimensional arena for basketball or something like that. that might happen very fast. i wanted to come here and start by thanking the u.s. high-speed rail association for their good work, their collaborative work for so many years in building a forum and getting so many players together to develop coalitions and consortiums for building a high-speed rail system in america, and thank you very much, the association, for hosting this conference in san francisco. when our city's economy is going again, and most importantly, we are adding jobs, and we are ready. for those of you that are new to san francisco, you should know that we are building the very first high-speed rail project in the united states. our transbay transit center, which will be completed in 2017. tomorrow, we move forward improving the tr

and $50,000 in san francisco. in terms of disclosure, there is more frequent reporting requirements in los angeles, of to the primary election, and in the general election, there are 12 deadlines and reporting requirements. in the city of l.a., -- in the city of l.a. there are four in the city of san francisco for reporting requirements. recently, in the month of april, actually, the city of l.a. increase its contribution limits. two months ago, they were lower than san francisco. now they are higher. for city council and controller and city attorney's office in l.a., the limit is $3,400. it is $1,500 for the mayor's office. both of those are higher here. that could be interpreted in different ways, of course. one of the ideas that the ethics commission communicated with that they wanted to offset some of the infinite expenditure entities and their contributions by allowing individuals to make higher contributions. reporting requirements are lower in l.a. and they are here. every thousand dollars worth of expendit

the people's city hall, san francisco.ant you all to note that that was such a wonderful rendition of our national anthem. please give another applause to the millennium -- melanie and her daughter. i am so excited about all of you and seen so many of you from all over our state. come to city hall anin san francisco, welcome. i would like to welcome the former secretary of transportation. [applause] thank you for being here. thank you, john, thank you. our board of supervisors comment david chiu, thank you very much. david campos, thank you for being here. he is our adopted asian brother. we have so many of our state representatives here. so many of you are here. i have spent all night announcing your names, but they did not give me the full list. i will say thank you on behalf of our city. from sacramento, los angeles, from all the communities in between, thank you for coming to our fantastic city to celebrate our asian-pacific heritage month. it is my pleasure to also provide you with a warm welcome and thank you for som

also the north bay 101 san rafael delay-free. >>> 6:09. >>> ahead measures from san francisco including measure b which would preserve the fragile frescoes at coit tower. >> the crash caught on video. >>> facebook rolls out new plan to make more money from mobile users. new ads to look for if you surf while on the go. ededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededededede

in san francisco, we consider caltrain to be the transit spine that connects the city to san jose and san francisco to silicon valley and all of our partner cities. caltrain electrification has had a broad regional support for many years. caltrain is the most important thing we can do for generations to come. here in san francisco, i am working hard to make sure we continue to be the innovation capital of the world. cities across this country and other nations are looking at its cities for solutions to everyday problems. transit is our number one concern because we are a growing economy. we cannot increase roadways and airport runways there. that will not be a part of solutions for the future. you have a good solution. it is going to be affordable, it will be faster, and it will be better. i want to welcome you. as i came here this morning, i ran into a lot of great people. i know they represent a lot of generations of people. i hope, as i think many of you do, i hope to see the trains pulled through all the way from los angeles to our valley, through our peninsula all the way to our

san francisco bay ferry. that's one way if get to work this morning. >> for the other ways let's check in with frances. >>> luckily, the stall on the bay bridge has been cleared. we had an earlier injury crash at the bay bridge toll. metering lights were turned on at around 5:50 that's a good half hour earlier than usual. here's the live shot of the bay bridge toll, backed up into the maze. i asked peter taylor in our transmission group to show me a shot of the oakland maze. it is just backed up already this is westbound 80 coming out of emeryville and -- sorry let me just show you if you heard that. westbound 80 emeryville towards the bay bridge this is westbound -- westbound 580 backed up through the maze heading towards the bay bridge. when i see a back up this bad it usually means a half hour wait getting to the toll plaza and metering lights which were turned on early. this is what you can expect if you have to drive. do consider ac transit you can get on one of the oakland stations the west oakland stat

has 19% and san francisco, 76%. much higher in san francisco than in alan. of the difference is fund raising is prohibited by contractor principles, and subcontractors in los angeles. they are not spelled out in the san francisco coach, while fundraising by contractors -- excuse me, contributions by contractors is prohibited. fund-raising by their principals and subcontractors is not prohibited in san francisco. there are some compliance costs that are considered qualifying expenditures in los angeles. that would work towards getting the expenditure ceiling. in san francisco, there are some exemptions to those costs. cash contributions can only be made for less than $25. for here, and his less than $100. those have less information about the contributor. in terms of education, the city of los angeles publishes a contributor that -- died. san francisco does not. it is on the website of the l.a. ethics commission, and we do not have anything comparable year. we have guides for candidates, of course, as does l.a. in terms of enforcement authority of the ethics

four degrees warmer san jose, six fremont, eight in san francisco, nine in oakland.mps 13° today. brentwood could be at 93. a lot of mid to upper 70s east bay shore 71 berkeley low to mid 80s south bay mid to upper 70s most of the peninsula 80 redwood city and 72 the exception in san bruno, upper 60s in san francisco, low to mid 80s north bay valleys, 64 monterey, 74 santa cruz, 88 in gilroy, microclimates. dodgers in town to take on the a's, 7:05 first pitch, temperatures fall under a tonight. mid 90s inland tomorrow, near 80 around the bay, low 60s temperatures drop four to 14° thursday and a couple more degrees friday and rebound slightly saturday through monday, at least comfortable after today and tomorrow. have a great day. here's sue. >>> good morning. so far good looking tuesday morning commute-wise as well southbound 101 out of novato lucas valley road on into the central san rafael area no problems past civic center love that nice shot san jose very light from san jose towards cupertino 280 northbound and 17 across the top of your screen out of santa cruz m

they set foot in san francisco.eneration upon generation, of residence of san francisco had to endure the struggles and have made this city a very special place. i am very excited about the leadership that presides over san francisco today. mayor lee, supervisor chiu, mar, chu, and we had the treasurer. this ought to be a moment in which we celebrate the aspirations and the fact that we have risen to the governance of this country. the fact that we have changed the opportunity. last night, i have the opportunity to listen to an 86- year-old honoree at the gathering last night. she's had spoken about how her life was different and the opportunities that were denied because she was jewish. because of the efforts of norm and mike and your leade in, asiy are not denied opportunities because of where they come from. we are aspiring and we are leaving california and america in a new generation. -- leading california and america in a new generation. we have an obligation to lead in the 21st century. we are providing leader

seven by seven magazines, the bay citizens, san francisco business times, san francisco bay guardian, in the bay area reporter. let's get our sponsors and media sponsors a round of applause. [applause] >> we are here to solicit several small businesses tonight that have gone above and -- salute several small businesses denied that have gone above and beyond to open their stores, get on the phone, turn on their websites, and stand up as mentors for small businesses. this is not an easy time, and small businesses overall, many of them are struggling to stay afloat, including many in this room. so we would like to shine the spotlight for a little while tonight on some of these small businesses that have been able to push the envelope and continue to do very well. they have been beacons of hope, and we cannot have this event tonight to really give them the recognition that they deserve without recology. recology has long been the community sponsor of small business week and small business even said throughout this city. we're thrilled to have that consistency, to have the partner in recol

in san francisco.s prices mum meting from coast-to-coast down 18 cents from last week. a special story for everyone in california. california might see a per gallon drop as much as 75 cents in the next week as weaker demand is sending prices south. also, remarkable story you will see the x-rays, a spear gun shooting a 16-year-old boy through the skull and he lived. we'll talk to his doctors about the recover. the x-ray looks again like it was faked, it want. then something near and dear to our hearts terry, the ugly truth about some of our favorite beauty products. going uncover to find out how clean those samples at the malls are. i gotta drag terry out of the mall, no more make-up samples for you pal. >> you guys don't need it you have tips to how to keep yourself safe at those counselors looking forward to that >> thank you for legitimizing the segment. >> i'll never go back josh, thank you develop. >>> new study shows asians out pacing hispanics as largest wave of immigrants coming to the united st

in san francisco just before 11:00 a.m. in san rafael 6:00 p.m. tonight it depends on where you work but it was hot. we at record highs in the bay area. a cool down is coming and should last much of the rest of the week, concord at 90 degrees, livermore is almost at 100 degrees, livermore hit 106 to date. shy of the one under 13 to record pureed a very mild 73 at pacifica, don't be surprised temperatures will be mild but warm and lead. tablatures in the mid-80s until about 10:00 p.m. high pressure in firm control of the eastern pacific. parts of vancouver get some rain, we have sun. not as warm tomorrow. the air-conditioner will kick in and gives us cooler temperatures. low clouds to start the day along the shore. a warm-up and to the '80s around the bay. temperatures will come down about 15 degrees tomorrow. not much in the movement of low clouds, tomorrow expect plenty of sun around the bay and inland and temperatures coming down 5-15 degrees. martin hill had 100 today. 102 in gilroy. 65 at bodega bay. sonoma hit 103 today. and 83 tomorrow. no j

today closer to average four degrees warmer in oakland five in san francisco and san jose fremont andarmer biggest jump concord nine degrees, 14 hours and 41 minutes of sun before it sets at 8:30. mid 70s to near 80 in the east bay valleys fairfield, antioch and brentwood best chance of seeing 80s. 70s east bay shore, oakland, fremont into castro valley and hercules everybody else in the upper 60s. low to mid 70s south bay. saratoga and campbell 74. coast low 60s up to daly city 60 bayside downtown south san francisco in the mid 60s. 66 in sausalito, mid to upper 70s north bay valleys, near 60 at your beaches. near 60 monterey and carmelo to mid 70s the rest of the bay mid to you upper 70s towards morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. we lost last night 6-3 to the rangers. 7:05 first pitch, 60 dropping to 52. a few clouds along the coast tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours that's why you will drop a few degrees while the bay and inland warms one to two degrees. everybody gets sea breeze friday cooler. saturday to tuesday, 80s away from the coast. >>> good morning. so quiet not many

mike sugerman at san bruno ave with the latest. >> not only is the fire contained but it is out and san bruno near silver ave. this was a dangerous fire to fight. in a building under construction, a contractor hit a gas pipe main that burst, and someone's welding nearby, and that lift at the gas, and that worker was severely burned. another firefighter was injured with smoke inhalation. for all our means there is more than 100 firefighters out here and it was really a hard fire to fight. two buildings, they finally got it under control 15 minutes ago and they were able to tap the gas by digging three different holes in the sidewalk. they could not tap the gas at the original spot because the fire was so strong. right now they're just picking up the pieces, they're still keeping people away. luckily only that one person was hurt. although, with life-threatening illnesses at the moment. but right now things appear to be home. in san fransisco, mike sugerman. >> thanks. in campaign 2012, today san fransisco supervisors introduced to a proposed ballot measures that would change the way busi

, four in fremont and san francisco.are pushing through san francisco and some of the higher elevations dipping into the bay through 7:00. they will pull back to the coast by noon actually sunshine developing there before more clouds develop in the afternoon. 50s and 60s along the coast, 70s, 80s and 90s end land. here are your microclimates, 60 coast, mid to upper 70s around the bay upper 80s to low 90s inland temperatures drop about four to eight degrees around the bay and inland by sunday, big drop monday slight chance of showers if you wash the car this weekend let me know so i know where the rain with going to fall. tuesday cooler than average. warmer weather is on the way. thanks for letting me have some fun. >> i guess mike you could say we are dealing with senioritis. in the south bay, new overturn crash lawrence expressway northbound and southbound directions. the latest is northbound, chp en route once they get there they will let us know. they are saying it is already off to the shoulder. at this point i'm tra

we want to get more companies in san francisco to hire san franciscans. and so we're going to develop initiatives around that. there is a big mismatch in the qualifications of those who are not employed in san francisco versus the jobs the tech community wants to hire and we will job that -- bridge that with job training. we have a plan around that. we think employment will solve a lot of the social ills in san francisco. we're focused on jobs. later this year, sf city will dip its toe in policy initiatives. we're watching closely the proposals that will be coming out of the mayor's office around tax reform. twitter stays in san francisco. it was not a bluff. i am the one who ran to city hall and said, it are going to lose this company if you do not do something. that is how i started the friendship with adlai. i did not know this person at all. -- that is how i started the friendship with ed lee. >> it was surreal for me, maybe you guys to when we were looking at the slides and a survey earlier this morning and it was showing that homelessness and jobs a

jose garcia - vocero, policia de san jose "los investigadores de la policia de san josé han entrevistadonte 30 estudiantes y están por entrevistar a más estudiantes de la escuela will rogers". hasta el momento, la policia dice que no hay ningun reporte de que urias haya abusado de algun estudiante pero los padres continuan preocupados.. jessica price - sus hijos van a "william rogers" "he always carried a camera around his neck". esta madre dice que el instructor caminaba con una camara colgada en el cuello y que sola tomarle fotos a los alumnos.. las autoridades le confiscaron varias computadoras en busca de pornografia intantil.. "obviamente son algun tipo de pedofilos y cualquier cosa y que tengan alguna imagen de tus hijos pues si te concierna no, eso es cosa preocupante". cu - tostado outro ---la policia de san jose pide a los padres de familia comunicarse con ellos si creen que sus hijos fueron victimas del detenido.. ---volvemos contigo.. cu ---se dan a conocer mas detalles sobre el intento de robo a una joyeria de san ramon que dejo como saldo un sospechoso muerto... take vo ---a

the story of san francisco general started in 1851 san francisco started the board of health. the hospital moved here to potrero avenue. the hospital was rebuilt over the years, offering children's and psychiatric services to respond to the needs of children. in the 1998's, the current hospital was -- the 1990's, the current hospital was built and was one of the first hospitals to open there doors to aids patients. we became famous around the world for that, helping to break the stigma of hiv/aids. the mayor has just arrived. welcome, mayor lee. [applause] we continue to lead and care for the most vulnerable. just last year, the general became the first hospital in the nation to -- program. the hospital will be crucial in improving the health of our city. we look forward to coordinating all of our services, from primary-care clinics to hospitals, according mental and physical health care. this is what our patients need and deserve. this will bring opportunities to bring services together and improve our research education and administration as well. over the next few years, wh

nice shot of san rafael southbound 101 past lucas valley road freitas parkway on to the san rafael civic center southern marin no problems roadwork being picked up between greenbrae and mill valley. stalled big rig still blocking lanes, our sensors are not showing much slowing. it is southbound 680 before south main blocking three right lanes tow truck on the way to get that out of there roadwork through marin county, alameda county fair back in action today so you can expect delays during fair time on burnell road and 680 past the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. >>> next, growing economic worries after cyprus becomes the latest member of the eu to asking for a bailout. >> company gets gobbled up by microsoft. >>> no net -- >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good sign for housing market new homes sold last month at fastest pace in more than two years, limited supply of homes for sale as well as record low mortgage rates analysts caution it is just one month. stockton, california could be the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy. the council will

l.a. 82. 71 san diego.rra sunshine, high clouds, 74 in tahoe. >>> we know that the supreme court decision on president obama's healthcare will be coming down very soon just after 7:00. right now let's see what is coming up on "good morning america". >>> a firefight out west soaring temperatures and gusting winds fueling this ferocious fire our team son the frontlines. >> missing million mayor police try to find young father of four his wife and mother battling over his fortune. inside the mysterious case, next on gma. >>> good morning. eric holder could become the first sitting attorney general ever to be held in contempt of congress. the house plans to vote today on a contempt resolution after holder refused to turnover certain documents related to the botched gun tracking operation known as fast and furious. the resolution would allow the house to got to court to force holder to turn those documents over. president obama has invoked executive privilege saying they've turned over several thousand documents

we ran the san francisco democratic party and san francisco republican party allowed you -- refused to allow you to list your party affiliation because of your sexual orientation. the city did not treat you well at this time, but the city honors and was issued today. [applause] -- honors and loves you today. [applause] >> first, i want to thank everybody. as i sit in this room and hear all the fabulous things about me, i think to myself what would have happened, what see what i have occupied had i won? first, i think i would have died from friday. -- died from a fright. my intent at that time was not to win. it was to prove that i as a citizen of san francisco had the right to help govern the city. once i achieved that, i moved on to the next problem. i think i made a mistake. had i run again, i believe i would have one. i think now i would have been an old man, retired with money, maybe through embezzlement -- [laughter] and my life would be easy. my life has been easy because i am loved by everyone. i want to thank you all. he will have smiles, you all sit there in this austere room.

employer in san francisco. cpmc plans to build state of the art hospitals, and it would create 1100 union construction jobs. it will double the number of sick beds in san francisco. it is time to invest in making this earthquake safe. our members, our struggle -- it's time to move this project forward. with this news, san francisco has the opportunity to go forward with the plans and innovation. we need this project. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the executive director of apa family support services. we are able to serve denver api -- diverse api communities and families. i have been able to talk about the quality of care and safety of around the rebuild for cpmc. also want to talk about jobs. multiplier effect of the direct number of jobs, plus the jobs that will result from supplies and services is quite large. i think the trick is to keep the dollar's local. the multiplier effect was 2 to one. we are talking 16,000 jobs. that does not even include the impact

the san francisco education fund. and all of our amazing sponsors for joining me tonight to honor the mayor's teacher of the month award winners. it is my pleasure to a knowledge and honor the dedication of our superb public school teachers in san francisco. the 10 teachers being honored here tonight are standing behind me and were nominated by parents, students, peers, and community members to understand the value of an excellent teacher. the 10 teachers standing here have exceeded all standards. they have dedicated themselves to creating a classroom environment that fosters learning, diversity, and character development. these teachers are shaping this generation of youth into leaders who will create a better world. they have one of the most important jobs in america and this award is our symbol of our immense gratitude for all of their tireless work. in collaboration with the san francisco education fund, thank a teacher campaign, it is my privilege to present this month's -- this year's teacher of the month award

you may want to consider richmond san rafael bridge or the san mateo bridge.we'll keep track of all the alternates. if you are heading to the u.s. open folks were supposed to head to the colma bart station take shuttles from there. if you are driving, you have to drive to candlestick and park there and then you can take a shuttle which takes another 25 to 30 minutes to the u.s. open. keep that in mind. bart no transbay service until further notice. we are still trying to find out if and when they can set up a bus bridge in the meantime take your car get a ride use ac transit or ferries. alternates 880 san mateo bridge dumbarton bridge flowing well no problems on 101. just a a love shot on the bay bridge toll we could have a longer back-up today. right now it is okay. i'll keep you posted on anything i get new from bart. >>> frances you mentioned ac transit let's find out what they are doing. we have clarence johnson of ac transit on the phone with us. good morning. what are you doing? how are you gearing up to handle the fact that bart isn't running an across

cpmc serves one-third of san franciscans. it is important that we invest in rebuilding the facilities. in doing so, you are considering -- you are ensuring that there will be adequate coverage for the long and short term health care needs of the people. it would be ideal to give up most of the jobs to residents. it is not realistic. bitchin' not bwith such educati, this city may not be producing a large pool of employees. we must keep in mind that job placement is established on the basis of qualification and education, not geography. cpmc has committed to employing residents, but we should not decide that we want to have qualified people, regardless of residency, serving our community. san francisco needs this project and ask that you support the rebuilt today. supervisor mar: please respect the speakers. i will call a few more names. [reading names] next speaker. >> do i have to say my name? supervisor mar: you are not required to. >> we must not contaminate our health care system by transforming into a platform for interna