. >> y dos de los mehombres que e fueron arrollados en san fran i francuisco hablaron ante nues a nuestras >> el choque perpetrado por este mhombre , vemos a migue tejera q que es uo de los 5 hispanos a e agredidos . >> h(inaudible . >> kla verdad somos latinos y . .... >> el inicdente cobro la cvida d del mexicano elias perez y ve vemois vemos la dimension que le da al ataque y cuiaando los agrede verbalmen y donde aguardo la camioenta n l los emistio . >> y vemos la controversias y es en el pasado ,marzo y vemos los detaklles y en varias escuelas p primarias . >> y es asi cyuauando la amdrm d dice . >> y vemos ene l telegono en fo baÑo de un cent5ro cro comercila policia indico que esta en el telefono y fue arrestado en este incidente . >> continuamos con mas de la c cobertura por el tiroteo regi r registrado en la sede de tyyoute . >> y tenemos una tarde calida , porque a pesar de que tenemos el termometro en los 80 grados se a acerca la lluvia . >> --estamos siguiendo muy de cerca la situacion en la sede de youtue a raiz del tiroteo que se musica y estamos de regreso sigfuieui d de cer

can tras to treatment of all -- contrast to all other independent contractors who do business in san fran regardless of where they -- san francisco regardless of where they live. it undermined our business licensing authority. the city was on record opposing this legislation and we are now challenging the validity of the law in court. in the interest of fairness as the lawsuit proceeds, we wanted to avoid a situation where a small group of businesses, tnc drivers who live in san francisco and taxi drivers continue to play. this ordinance is crafted as a tempora temporary resolution of the business license. thanks. >> supervisor tang: thank you for that. i wanted to know what the anticipated impact on our revenues would be as a result of this? i'm not questioning the impetous. i think it is really great you brought this forward to us. i wanted to know what we are expecting in terms of the impacts on revenues. >> we estimate it is less than $200,000. in reality most tnc drivers even if they live in san francisco probably wouldn't come forward and register which is why we oppose the legislat

their military clients use a more sophisticated system compared to what is set up in cities like san fran. it's killed in los angeles and not just leeds. so let's dream to beat the drums of war and. pound on our chests and challenge the world. but let's not actually have security like safety systems in place that would like better inform the public if something bad happens like a bomb or other things dropping on them. yeah. that's right we've all gone mad that is right and we don't even have the money in the infrastructure to keep hackers from you know jealousy brought tornado broadcast fire that yeah yeah but it wasn't the culture i think we're in our age group we understand because it was such a cultural part of the seventy's and eighty's as we were growing up is that once a week you'd hear on the news that burroughs and then there were porter or somebody would say you know this was a test of the emergency broadcast system this is only a test if this is an actual emergency what's the no no i know we all know this for a nation so just go wow one letter early in her of her work because he

san fran. >> he's one that thinks he's better than blood. he's one that wants things his way or no way. >> this may main [ bleep ] right here. real [bleep]. >> is he a minister? >> is he a minister? >> of defense? >> that's not even a position. minister of defense. he thinks he's a black panther or something. that dude is not to be taken seriously. >> now we're going into little italy right here. this is little italy right here. >> he was running around this jail claiming a position that doesn't even exist. so, you know, instead of being abusive and having him touched, we just let him be. just be by yourself because he's definitely not a part of my team. >> while many of the 800 male inmates stay tight lipped it's another story among the 50 or so women in the jail. >> do you want your blanket and your sheets? >> i don't want nothing. >> you got it. you got it. >> they're just dramatic altogether. being locked up, confined to a small unit, dealing with all the different personalities, females i guess by nature are confrontational sometimes. >

lawmakers are questioning whether the bullet train will be completed between los angeles and an fran. -- sanncisco. the business plan's total price tag was raised to $77 billion, rail executives say the project only has 20-$28 billion right now and they want lawmakers to provide more money through cap and trade which raises money from companies that release greenhouse gases. >>> let's get a check of traffic. >> traffic alert in effect for drivers making their way through napa. all lanes are shutdown along highway 29, due to police activity. if you need the get around, use california boulevard, solano or jefferson street. keep in mind that it will likely take you a little longer through those areas as it is getting quite busy on those surface streets. slow around southbound 101, in the yellow as far as travel times near ignacio . this is a typical scene along this stretch. richmond bridge, 13-minute ride across the span. golden gate bridge, it's looking okay. we are checking this problem free along 101, the east shore, that's a different story. brake lights westbound towards the maze and over

san diego puso al descubierto como traficantes humanos transportan indocumentados. en esta ocasiÓn usaron un vehÍculo destinado a llevar caballos pero el remolque llegaba en su interior a una veintena de personas un total de 18 franrestados algunos transportados con heridas a hospitales. viviana stevens detalles. viviana: la condiciones de tiempo en esta Área de sierra de san diego probablemente provocaron que un pesado vehÍculo destinado a trasportar caballos, se volcara y al llegar los equipos paramÉdicos y las autoridades, lo encontraron vacÍo pero no muy lejos vieron a inmigrantes que trataban de huir de la escena a pesar de estar heridos. es que no eran caballos lo que estaban siendo transportados sino inmigrantes que al parecer indocumentados. >>se informÓ que debido al inhÓspito del Área se buscÓ por aire y tierra y cuatro hombres y dos mujeres fueron hospitalizados uno de ello fue transportado en un helicÓptero. en total fueron 18 los

san jose is at 55, 53 in oakland and concord. we are normally in the 40s and that is not the case this morning. afternoon highs will be above average but they are close to normal. fran, mid-60s is normal. low 70s in oakland. san jose at 78 and concord is expected to reach 80. free mont is expected to reach 74, mountain view, 72. the beaches will be in the low 60s and upper 50s, normal for a lot of the beaches. there is a swell is in the northeast, in humboldt county area. what we are watching is this low. it is contributing to our temperatures starting to cool off. the ridge of high pressure that was attacking things over the weekend and kept things warm is weakening. this is going to start to enter our area. when it does, it will bring us a slim chance of rain for the north bay. for now, we will notice today, tomorrow, the same story. we will wake up to low clouds along the coastline and then things will burn off. here we are tonight with clouds returning for most of us. we will wake up to a foggy start tomorrow and a lot of that will burn off by the lunch hour or so. pretty much mostly sunny afternoons for most of us. friday, saturday, that's when the low will rea

jurisdicciÓn, ademÁs se cree que vÍctimas los condados de san joaquÍn, estanislao, yolo y santa bÁrbara, dos de ellos el hermano y la cuÑada de este que franente por el sospechoso en su casa en 1980 . >> es tiempo de que todas las vÍctimas instamos el dolor una vez mÁs y es momento de terminar el sufrimiento que hemos sentido durante 40 aÑos y comencemos a sanar, el de 72 aÑos de edad fue detenido al salir de su vivienda en sacramento, 24 despuÉs peritos encargados la investigaciÓn a un recolectado en evidencia de la vivienda, sospechoso estÁ detenido sin derecho a fianza, las autoridades insisten que el caso contra el apenas reciÉn comienza asÍ que se mÁs caros en las prÓximas dÍas somos noticias telemundo . >> un local en que se venden artÍculos la sociedad americana estarÁ cerrado definido, el establecimiento fue atacado por la filtraciÓn de agua, los voluntarios trabajan conseguir un nuevo local . >> robaron 200dos tiendas el primer santa rosa dos mujeres y un hombre arrasar con productos de belleza incluida una peluca de $100,000, tambiÉn robar una tienda homedepot , le en arrestados uno estaba escondido en un recipiente de basura . >

san francisco. you see the geographic dis persion on the map, our service and benefits are everywhere in soon fran. the icons are current active department facilities hitting roadblocks, getting access to pg&e's grid as they implement maintenance and upgrades. the icon's map shows projects that are civic institutions, like museums, recreational facilities like pools, swimming pools, health and safety facilities like the fire department's boat berthing project and the ambulance deployment facility. housing projects like our low income senior housing. infrastructure like our own water and wastewater pumps. these departments are facing roadblocks that would increase their project costs unnecessarily. most are connected at secondary or low voltage, with the facility maintenance and upgrade project, pg&e is requiring connection at primary or high voltage. this road block increases the cost of a project to connect. it's sex times more expensive for that equipment and the primary connection equipment takes up more space. that's another cost that takes up nine times more space than secondary equipment and

later today, san francisco mayor mark farrell will unveil his $13 million plan for cleaning up streets and sidewalks in franyou might remember investigative reporter exposed a dangerous mix of trash and feces across san francisco. tells us about the mayor's new proposal in an exclusive interview. >> when you see human feces and smell of urination on our streets, that's disgusting. >> reporter: three months after becoming mayor mark farrell admits san francisco's record of cleaning up human waste and garbage stinks. he now wants to boost the city's street cleaning crew by 20% that's 44 more workers to sweep up trash and needles. >> last year i stepped on a needle in civic center on the way back to city hall. >> you stepped on a needle? >> you did? >> i did. i went back to make sure it didn't pierce through my shoe and that's not acceptable, not okay. >> why has city hall allowed this to continue? >> the buildup continues to grow on this issue and the tide is turning. >> san francisco has nearly 300 public restrooms but about 70% aren't open overnight. the mayor wants to expand the hours of five staffed restr

san francisco, one of the wealthiest cities in the world. the teachers should be the best paid in the world. there's a lot of monday nissan fran. what needs to happen is we have to go after the billionaires in san francisco, the people that have the wealth. the teachers cannot afford to live here and your proposal to the union was inappropriate. it doesn't cover the real costs for survival of the teachers in san francisco. and para professionals and other workers. we say there has to be a real change in priorities in the city and county, in the board of education and the teachers have to really get -- and the staff and the counselors have to get the attention they need. that's not happening. that has to change. thank you. >> thank you. so on this item, please don't ask me to read the names again. come on up and you can start your time. >> hi. i'm jamie. here with a rock and we're here because we want to know why the board of education hasn't allowed arab programmin programn their schools for the last three years. no other mou has been treated the way a rocks has. many generally they are passed all at once with relatively little

i've lived in san francisco for about five years and i've lived in visitacion valley for about six or seven months, and fran was the first person i met there, and she immediately introduced me to the visitacion valley greenway and i was just blown away because it was an amazing space, and i've really fallen in love with the area since then, and i've done a lot of exploring, walking through mclaren park and having explored this space where this site is up for debate, i see potential for a project that would stimulate more growth in the community, similar to what the greenway has done, which fran has organized and supports along with many others. and i see potential for something that would feed the community, including a garden and these sorts of things that are actually going to engage the citizens instead of, nothing against housing, but i just don't see what it's going to bring to the community, what it's going to introduce to the community, as opposed to creating a structure that will create shade and basically form a wedge in the structure of this very, very important and very delicate community that ne

upper 50s along the coast and in fran, 63 in oakland, napa 66 and antioch, 68. 68 in san jose. as you starts out this morning, live look outside and standing in front of the closet, what to wear today? it's casual friday, right? you'll be able to wear a nice warm jacket and jeans will be a good option as well. now, we'll be tracking some scattered rain chances in the forecast for the weekend and we'll start to see the clouds moving in today, rain will be very spotty and light. would not at all cancel any outdoor plans and then highest chance of rain will be in the north bay and look at the time line, early this morning and then as we go throughout the day tomorrow, some very light showers moving possibly through medocino and lake counties but other than that the rest of the bay area we'll see an increase in cloud cover and cool temperatures staying in the mid to upper 60s for the inland areas and clearing out and warming up next week. san francisco upper 50s over the next few days and low 60 aegs next week. mike, you heard about another car fire? >> we did. but we have a camera

fran. sfo just bumped up to 24 mile per hour sustained winds. and 22 miles per hour in san francisco. you notice the west wind direction is contributing to more cloud coverage and cooler conditions. for now, temperatures are feeling mild and comfortable. southwest winds at 13 in fairfield. it is calm for most of the north bay. we will talk more about your afternoon temperatures and track the rain chances coming up in just a bit. >> thank you. >>> an undocumented immigrant from san jose who spent six months with ice is now expected to be released this morning. >> we are live in richmond where the father of three spent the last six months. >> reporter: fernando carrillo was arrested while taking his daughter to day care and he has been locked up since october here in richmond. he has a criminal past and has been deported before with a drunk driving conviction on his record. still, an immigration judge ruled that carrillo can stay in the country permanently after his lawyer proved he could be persecuted if returned to mexico. he was granted a withholding of removal order which allows him

san francisco as not a place where everybody can make a profit over senior deaths. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your testimony. next speaker, please. >> my name is fran taylor, i'm with the tenants' union. on one hand, we have an elderly woman throwing out on the street and diing, and an african american woman, a demographic that's being expunged in san francisco. on the other hand, we have property owners, pretty pricey property, and they're whining about the fact that they can't make it worth more or have cheaper interest rates, which really seems irrelevant to people who are just barely scraping by, and they're calling themselves the victims. and this is really the age of trump. this is up and down and war is peace and all the other orwell expressions, and i hope that you're suspicious enough and follow the money here that the affidavits from people who stand to benefit financially might just be a little fishy. >> clerk: thank you for your testimony. next speaker. >> if i could show a picture. may i show something onto the screen? i'd like to show you that this is iris canada. at the top of the picture, you can see the date. that's october 2014. s

21, 2018 to the fran arts commission of a certificate of appropriateness for proposed work removing the store to storage the bronze early days group consistent with the purposes of san francisco planning code article 10 to meets the stan dads of article so and the secretary of interior stan cards for rehabilitation of the property located between assessor's block 0353 and block 5354. so we will first hear from the' appellant. seven minutes, please. >> mr. schmid: my appeal is for the sentimental purpose of assuring that art is recognized and preserved as art. california has passed a civil code section 987 which i cited that expolic explicitly disalloe destruction of art. the historic preservation not only did not follow the law. it did not follow the intended purpose. to think that his -- to think it is historic preservation to destroy the most oldest piece in this civic center historic district. before 1900. it is rather ironic that we are before you today on this anniversary of the earthquake. the earthquake of 1906. nothing, nothing around here withstood that earthquake but for that monument. but for the components of that monument. and the historic commission ha