report on the pilot donor program almost a year or 89 months ago the port worked with the san francisco america's cup organizing committee to have a pilot program that was titled one sf celebrate the cup at the peers 24 to 29 the america's cup organizing committee fulfilled ailing all its duties to the city and subsequentially clez closed it's door so the pilot program is concluded with the program on a ongoing basis if we choose i thought it was would important to see this. there were 3 eros placed at various points for individuals and other to participate. there were a brick program and there was a beverage program and there was a larger ability to death a grove of trees on the site to approximately 2 hundred and 50 bricks will line the walkway of the park you can see that very large red is showing where the walkway is and on the embarcadero program in addition and a step up within the wharf and that's where the 2 hundred and 50 bricks will be their wen graphed with someone's name and potentially with well issues for example, someone purchased a bring in memory of a person who severed a short t

i've been in san francisco in america for the past 10 years i'm a parent and resident in the city i'm in support of the soda taxi think that the sugary beverage tax will bring in revenue will help are recreational revenue and for education for health. several points mentioned includes the complications of health issues due to diabetes and the work and the measure can help reduce that and with the cost of medical bills in the state of california and san francisco it's important to educate that we need to reduce the consumption of sugary drinks i'm in support of this and hope you pass it >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> if there's anyone else that wants to any public comment? that hadn't filed out a card please come forward and i'll be able to speak >> (speaking foreign language.) >> mr. lynn can you please pull the microphone closer. thank you >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> so i'm also a san francisco resident i'm also in support of the sugar beverage tax right now a lot of people are obese due to sugary consumption in the city and in their diet. and it is impor

san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go to the edge of your bed to save yourself. is there anything of value to that ? >> yes, if you are in your room. you should drop, cover and hold onto something. if you are in school, same thing, kitchen same thing. if you happen to be in your bed, and you rollover your bed, it's not a bad place to be. >> the reality is when we have a major earthquake the ground shaking so pronounced that you are not going to be able to get up and go anywhere. you are pretty much staying where you are when that earthquake hits. you are not going to be able to stand up and run with gravity. >> you want to get under the door frame but you are not moving to great distances. >> where can i buy a richter scale? >> mr. richter is selling it. we are going to put a plug in for cold hardware. they are not available. it's a rather complex. >> in fact we don

. >> many people gather today if san francisco to honor america war hero. marching band led procession through the presidio in san francisco. this mark the 146 year that the presidio has host add memorial day even event. paradeend with a service at the san francisco national cemetery. >> mysterious benefactor handing out cash throughout san francisco said tonight a human really huge give away coming once he reaches 100,000 twitter followers. hidden cash has more than 32,000 followers writ now including this guy. he trace add clue at the bar in the dog patch neighborhood today. he tweeted that he spent the money on beer cheese and bread. well done sir. others chose to give it away like this kim. they found 100 dollars at the beach this afternoon. they passed its out to other family. man behind this told abc news he's worth millions and want others to share in his success. >> most of what i'm giving back is in the form of traditional charity by also wanted to do something kind of fun for san francisco. >> definitely leak got us out of the back yard. got us out

. >> many people gather today if san francisco to honor america war hero. marching band led procession through the presidio in san francisco. this mark the 146 year that the presidio has host add memorial day even event. paradeend with a service at the san francisco national cemetery. >> mysterious benefactor handing out cash throughout san francisco said tonight a human really huge give away coming once he reaches 100,000 twitter followers. hidden cash has more than 32,000 followers writ now including this guy. he trace add clue at the bar in the dog patch neighborhood today. he tweeted that he spent the money on beer cheese and bread. well done sir. others chose to give it away like this kim. they found 100 dollars at the beach this afternoon. they passed its out to other family. man behind this told abc news he's worth millions and want others to share in his success. >> most of what i'm giving back is in the form of traditional charity by also wanted to do something kind of fun for san francisco. >> definitely leak got us out of the back yard. got us out

. >> many people gather today if san francisco to honor america war hero. marching band led procession through the presidio in san francisco. thimark the 146 year that the presidio has host add memorial day even event. paradeend with a service at the san francisco national cemetery. >> mysterious benefactor handing out cash throughout san francisco said tonight a human really huge give away coming once he reaches 100,000 twitter followers. hidden cash has more than 32,000 followers writ now including this guy. he trace add clue at the bar in the dog patch neighborhood today. he tweeted that he spent the money on beer cheese and bread. well done sir. others chose to give it away like this kim. they found 100 dollars at the beach this afternoon. they passed its out to other family. man behind this told abc news he's worth ao share in his success. >> most of what i'm giving back is in the form of traditional charity by also wanted to do something kind of fun for san francisco. >> definitely leak got us out of the back yard. got us out fun story. >> positive im

from emeryville, currently 63 in santa rosa, napa, nav a ado, 60, and san francisco, the trans americaower, a beautiful view. cloudy overnight at the coast. the fog will spill inland, actually into the bay overnight. inland areas will be clear. the warmest day is tomorrow and slightly cooler for memorial day. overall still pleasant for any outdoor activities. as we look at the satellite radar over the last 12 hours we'll notice the area of high pressure building, allowing temperatures to peak on sunday. then things turn around tuesday and we start to drop our temperatures into the weekend. here is the forecast animation showing actually not much cloud cover at the coast when you wake up tomorrow morning and notice things quickly dissipate and we'll see more sunshine and warmer numbers for the afternoon. overnight lows in the 50s, with fog along the coast. so 52 in half moon bay, 55 in san francisco, 56 in oakland, mild in antioch, 58 degrees. so tomorrow look for temperatures to come up everywhere. 80s in the south bay, santa cruz, another beautiful beach day, upper 70s through palo al

san francisco. when i read a paper and see where solar in other countries, poor countries have solars for a whole city and here in america, here in san francisco, we can't have solar? that's a disgrace. with all the money we have in the united states because san francisco has always been the forerunner and the leaders for everything in the state, in the united states of where you are in america. i want to thank you all. at least i got a few more minutes. i have 51 minutes. i have said everything i need to said. you have a blessed day and i can go home and wap -- watch you all on tv. thank you. >> thank you doctor jackson for being here. is there any more public comment on item no. 3. >> mr. brooks? good afternoon. >> item 3, public comment. i -- i'm mr. brooks. representing san francisco the various aspects have worked to launched the clean air program. which thankful the lack of lack of local agency formation in san francisco did not get finished to plan the build out of hundreds of mega watt of clean energy in san francisco to put thousands of people to work in san francisco over the next 10 years, around a thousand or

everyone intensifies the right to say america is a practices still the place san francisco really the last part of the american before we fall into the on the ground. we as a people will get there we hope you the board of supervisors will get in touch with the nature this is murder in america don't kill us silence the housing and that's what we're phasing in san francisco county a city that it shouldn't be happening people greed it's become - >> it's gender. >> thank you very much. >> thank you tom on townsend apartments quickly again. if we were to vote on the ballot 55, 45, legalize noise in our apartment by many construction and newly remodeled buildings even though with your windows closed in some cases if you're a residential building you can increase the noise by almost half of the noise level that's there if you're a commercial your raised 8 decimals above the noise of our sooirpd 10 decimals this is noise this is being endanger that's being dumped. another alternative is ballot a all the noisy want to make one hundred percent contained on our property plain figure it out to do

recovered 1000 ounces of gold from the ss central america, including five gold bars and to $20 double eagle gold coins, when it was minted in san francisco57. that's the same year the ss central america sank off south carolina after setting sail from san francisco. previous explanations netted $15 million. divers say there is still more gold down there. >>> thank you for ktvu your choice for news. were always here for you at ktvu.com and hope you follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 p.m. news and tonight revealing a chemical linked to cancer from some of the most popular shampoos. and what do we have here? oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents warner bros. domestic television d

america. today san francisco beautiful urges this committee to vote for a continuance on item number 8, settlement of lawsuit regarding contest promotions of bill board operator that is long violated the laws of this city. ~ the -- i think we have a number of concerns. it's been very difficult, almost impossible to get our answers -- our questions answered clearly to the planning department or the city attorney's office. and we believe this committee needs to hear from us and receive our insights and our interpretations over the proposed settlement as we under it and also the background on the offending [speaker not understood] law bill board operator called contest promotions. we're not certain that the proposed settlement is even accurately summarized in the agenda. it mentions nothing about all the fines that, for instance, it might be forgivenfor a mere $375,000 ~. the last time a similar settlement came in it got passed, it was dropped off christmas eve, went through as a consent item at the board of supervisors and we ended up having to file a lawsuit against a group called metro fuel in the

san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. rconnee rest of the world, we can bring this kinda journalism back to cable news, we can make a real difference here. >>> finally from us tonight - remember third grade, it's a critical year when learning to read becomes reading to learn. extra classroom time can edge out classroom time unless schools make a priority and put a premium on physical activity, as we found with "a league of their own", at a school in washington d.c. >> 8-year-old shennae williams. >> good, run, run. >> just four feet tall and 60 pounds dripping wet, is something powerhouse. >> well done. awesome. great job. great swing. >> it may seem hard to believe, but despite many strikes against her, she is a game changer. living proof that sport can change the ambitious, a diagram of a girl born on the tough side of a river. >> if you play baseball you get stronger, if you play football you can get stronger. if you play basketball you can get stronger. >> chenna's school is in the anacosta neighbourhood, a mile and a half and a world away national's capital. >> if yo

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san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> finally tonight, there are more than 2.8 million breast cancer survivors in the u.s. but despite the encouraging number of successful treatments still about one in every eight women in the u.s. will develop breast cancer in your lifetime. there is stilt no cure but there have been some discoveries that have come fairly close. the award winning program decoding annie parker, tells about one. the story of two women covering discovering a cure. i have to ask about the clock there. >> clock marked at 12 minutes, how often a woman dice of breast cancer. >> loosely based on the life of ann parker really to me it could be ann doe, because it's an amalgam of many women stories that i've -- women's stories that i have come across. ann has rc 1 gene, gives you p preresponsibility, the woman who carry the brcca, superobstacles of things to come. >> the story of annie parker whose family has, been devastated by cancer. two very big stories about it. the widely publicized decision by movie star an angelina jolieo have a double mastectomy when it

san francisco drivers are among the most courteous in the country. a company sponsored a survey of the 25 largest cities ranking san francisco 4th among america's nicestrivers. portland was first, followed by pittsburgh, st. louis, and charlotte, north carolina. houston was least courteous drivers and atlanta and baltimore follow for following too closely while honking the horn and cursing. it sounds like we only have two not so polite drivers and we encountered them today. >> you sound skeptical. >> i need to see the data. >> another twist in one of san francisco's notorious crimes the man who says he knows the identity of the zodiac killer. >> at 6:00, campus price and what a northern california teacher is accused of stealing from her own students. >>> bay area-based virgin america has new routes for customers and where the air >>> there is another book due out by a man who claims three knowed identity of the zodiac killer, the never captured killer terrorized the bay area in the late 19 60's killing seven people and sending taunting messages to local newspapers. according to a report in new york magazine, a louisiana construction manager claims he

. >> special mission bringing miss america to downtown san francisco. >> a little too up close and personal with a tornado as the twist are tears through teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the pay area, this is use. >> my god. you have nowhere to go. >> check this out, a massive tornado passed dangerously close to a man would was recording it on the smartphone in north dakota. his trailer complex was not hit but it destroyed 15 trailer as few hundred feet away. nine people were injured on monday including a 15-year-old who now is in critical condition. the man who took the video says a text alert warned him of the tornado ot

san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> on real money with ali velshi, a yearlong seriesamerica's vanishing middle class... >> i'm on a mission, that i have to keep this business going... >> three families struggling every day >> we had to pull the whole retirement fund... >> real stories... real people... real advice... >> you need to pay the water bill, if you don't pay it, we're shutting your water off in a half hour >> how will you survive? >> the stakes are so high... >> america's middle class: rebuilding the dream on real money with ali velshi on al jazeera america >>> imagine standing on a platform at the top of the world's highest building and then jumping off. >> that's exactly what two dare devil sky divers did in dubai in a bid to work the world record for base jumping. if you are afraid of heights, you may want to look away now. joirning us from paris france, via skype, one of the two professional sky divers we just saw break the via skype, one of the two professional sky divers we just saw break the world record. fred is the son of a parachutist and did his f

. >>> the sights, sounds and flavor of latin america are filling san francisco's mission district this weekend. people danced to the beat during the first day of carnival along bryant street. this marks the 36th year for carnival in san francisco. organizers claim it's the largest organized cultural festival on the west coast. tomorrow is the grandees parade at 9:30 in the morning. for a look at the weather and how we're wrapping up saturday, let's get to frances dinglasan for a look at live doppler 7hd. >> good evening. live doppler 7hd picking up a lot of blew -- blue skies. fog stuck to the coast but that has cleared. fog near monterey bay. temperatures, wide range. looking live towards san francisco, some haze there towards the east bay. san francisco, 60. oakland, 66. san carlos, 68. morgan hill, 77. i mentioned the fog at the cost. that kept things cool at half moon bay. 57 right now. from the east bay to the west, blue skies, few high clouds, slight sea breeze, 10-20-miles-an-hour. so santa rosa, 81. napa, 71. novato, 77. fairfield and concord, 83. livermore, 79. things will war

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first lady there and they are going to do something about habitat for humanity because, if america follows san franciscorend with the hud housing, and the word is on that the people of this country and we need to not be fooled about the care and it will not do anyone any good if people are going to have to go to jail to get housing, and insurance, and it seems like that is why we are going to be going back to this. and so, happy birthday to me, and... america i have never been more hopeful than i am tonight that we will get there, i promise you that we as a people will get there. >> we cannot have a thriving wall street. while main street, suffers. >> thank you. >> i think that it is only appropriate that we end public comment, happy birthday indeed, the public comment is closed. supervisor yee? >> thank you, chair. campos. colleagues, first of all i want to thank everyone who came out and testified today. and it is clear from the people's experience that we are currently not fully implementing the vision of the healthcare security ordinance, and the aca. and also, i wanted to thank the department of pu

she was one of the most-eloquent voices in america, and many in san francisco felt the presence. maya angelou spent her form tiff years here she was only 16 when she became the city's first black female conductor. she told oprah finwin free how she did it >> i went to my mother and said they won't allow me to asupply. she asked y do you know why? i said yes. because i'm a negro. she said do you want the job? go get it. >> in her 20s she was singing the blues in purple onion to support her young son. her writing had similar grace and move many. she's been hailed for her auto biographies. "i know why the caged bird sings" became an international bestseller. many got to know her at president clinton's inauguration. >> lift up your eyes upon this stage, breaking for you. give birth again to the dream. women, children, men, take it into the palms of your hands. >> she was a poet historian civil rights activist. in 1985 after yearing in this antiapartheid rally. >> really why we're marching is for our own moral health. >> for reverend cecil williams and his wife angelou was a friend. >

central america including 5 gold bars and two $20 double eagle gold coins, one of which was minted in san francisco. that's the same year the ss central america sank off south carolina after setting sail from san francisco. previous expeditions netted $50 million, and divers say there is still more gold down there. >>> now at 6:00, the death of little daphney webb's father leaves even more questions about the girl's disappearance, the closure they wish they had from her father. >>> a protest of patriotism. the decision made at this school four years ago that has adults out in force, waving flags on this cinco de mayo. >> the clothes still sustained with drugs, this woman recounts the brutal fight that left two alameda county sheriffs injured. >>> the divergent stories about what led to blows and left the deputies bloody. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> there are more unanswered questions tonight about the disappearance of a 22 month old oak land toddler. now that her father has died. good evening, i'm julie haener. >>> and i'm frank som

. >>> may 28, 2014 >> >> san francisco >> >> >> >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> >> >> >> >> >> may 28, 2014 >> city of san francisco >> budget hearing please stand by... >>

award did he see and announce the scholars first, the united principles of america >> the united administered of san francisco gives 4, $2,000 scholarships and we oversee $11,000 scholarships we have 6 of the 3 here please stand up when i call our name. james waning from international high school and he's going to uc santa cruz (clapping) congratulations. stay up here >> if you want to come up. >> and gloria tran in the audience oh, good (clapping) gloria is from john o'connell and going going to mel's college and joyce wang come on up her mother is here and she's going to uc irvine (clapping) and i'm not sure if kelly awe would you is here. no. then those are the $2,000 scholarship winners. we have one, one thousand alicia i know she's here (clapping) and alicia is from john o'connell going to uc berkley >> and last but not least i don't know if victor mills is here okay. well 4 out of 6 is pretty good so thank you so much for the wonderful scholarship winners (clapping). >> and on behalf of the board of education congratulations to everyone. let's get - >> congratulations everyone. >> stand on this side. hu

children and families are leaving san francisco for a lot of reasons and, in fact, our percentage of children in san francisco is the lowest of any major city in north america forgot about the united states just in general. here we are we're in the position of reauthorizing and supervisor avalos and supervisor kim b will talk about is children's fund and peace but we're in the position to reauthorize we can look at this like we have done a good job or how can we improve the effort. one of the things in talking to people in the field and talk to others that care about our children population in san francisco we realize that there's one - >> couple aspects that we have to focus on the service end and the educational end in which we were doing but one of the - part of the discussion that gets lost is other things the infrastructure that supports families and children in san francisco. that doesn't seem to get the same focus as our service or education yet when you look at it there's a big factor in why children and families especially those that are in the low income and middle income don't succeed in inform. i'm proposing to create a charter amendment that cr

em people observe the memorial day tradition of honoring america war hero today in san francisc francisco. fight marching band led procession through the presidio in san francisco. this mark the 146 year that the presidio has host add memorial day event. vietnam veteran 7 special salute today. escalation of america involvement in vietnam began 50 years ago. parade ended with a ceremony at the san francisco national cemetery. >> famous war memorial in the bay area cross roads tonight. cross of lafayette which line the hillside off highway 24 only meant to be a temporary memorial to our fallen troops. but now plans could be in the work to make it permanent. here's 7 news reporter cornell bernard. firm. morning i drive-by to go to work and admire him and pay my respect. >> so christopher george gets emotional when he sees the crosses of lafayette. he's an artist in vietnam vet. crosses inspire him to paint this patriotic pick. >> i see the cross strong statement as to what the war was all about. >> cape family visiting on this memorial day to pay their respects. >> since we live here we driv

the gap warriors and health and school board and international art museum of america and microsoft and peer 24 and san francisconights mall and starbuck's thank you all for abstracting to our really cool pact. i want to thank the department of the children youths for putting on the events and san francisco educational fund for our wards and captioned every year and our united educators and administers i want to thank the blue ribbon panel they've narrowed down our 3 hundred nomination to 5 it's a huge task i want to thank you from the mayor's office that's tremendous responsibility and they divorced and angie and from the school district and our did not schools and stefan and we added a youth this year so restraining order anyone gomez from our youth dimension so thank you (clapping) and i couldn't have done this without the tremendous help and support of florence i hope you'll all had a skfgs with neutrons thank you and every year she ranched it up theirselves this year we'll have $30,000 and let me tell you how this works everyone goes and we start the nomination process so the nomination come from parent and

they were saying, my goodnesses, you look at the issues and say -- >> san francisco -- san francisco, i love it but it's not america anymore. it's its own little weird bubble of wealth and pockets of absolute extravagance in every form. nobody can afford a home. teachers live 100 miles away from where they work because houses are 1 wh-- so expensive. >> brian. >> yes, herb. >> brian, i can't sit here and speak to europe, what's happening in europe. it's not where my level of expertise is. i can look at a variety of different things going on. europe is one potential telltale sign. which one do you want to pick, brian? >> you have all these smart rich people walking down the halls of bellagio and vegas throwing hundreds down on the crap tables, ask them. >> die. i talk to very rich people here and smart strategists. let me tell you what they're telling me. what we've seen in the market's route is just the beginning. there are people who have done very good work and very good calls in their lives believe the next leg is not a pleasant leg. do they know anything more than you or i or tepper? time will tell. >> at least

3 initial groups that came into the campaign early and said i get is the san francisco foundation is one and the bank of america is the third one they understood this is a community and the idea of patience this is going up to take a long time. in the important. to see that enterprise calls this the most important initiative in san francisco and actually i've said enterprise we're a national organizations but we look forward not only housing but transforming lives and community. we've expanded in the bay area because of the hope. and the investor we're the investors for bank of america and let me say they took a big risk you had to have a sense of vision to look at what was here before to see that cross the street and say we're in this and we believe the mayor and we believe the city government and that's really important. so i want to thank everyone involved for allowing enterprise and the campaign to be a piece of this and congratulate jon stewart and rich they've stuck through this like no one can 33 and i understand how incredibly difficult projects like this are congratulations and thank you for allowing u

in san francisco, katie utehs, ktvu news. >>> great america played host today to a special day of free fun free on cancer patients and their families. >> as many as 600 kids with cancer and family members enjoyed the day at santa clara amusement park all for mother's day. and everything from admission to food to rides and games they were all free. and designed to give young patients and their families a day away from cancer. >> obviously the cancer is in these people's lives 24 hours a day. what it does is gives them a fun place that they couldn't come to other wise because of the disability of a child. >>> organizers said they had a more successful outcome. >>> a twister leaves destruction. >> the one thing that helped people in the tornadoes path escape unharmed. >> a shelter dog defies those who said he would not find a home. the unique way this dog speaks that helped him find a home. >>> new information tonight on the deadly hot air balloon accident in virginia that claimed three lives. today authorities found the remains of the third person who was in the balloon when it burst int

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virgin america here in san francisco, and i wonder what your take is -- some of these entrepreneurs haveeen at google and apple, all focus really on the movement of electrons at some level, to change. what is your take on silicon valley? theh, it is maybe one of most exciting spaces in entrepreneurial space in the world. with extraordinary people, extraordinary ideas. add to the resources to go out and put those ideas into practice. and with the resources to go out and put those ideas into practice. i think a lot of the problems in the world can be solved from silicon valley. whether it is feeding the poor of the world, pulling people out of poverty. the world will be a lot better place in 10 years time than it is today. >> the music industry, you're deeply involved with that -- nonetheless, you have survived. apple is about to make a big investment in beats in the industry. when you look at that business now, what you see the sort of difficulties are? >> i think we were very fortunate to sell out of a record company when we did. we were right at the peak of the industry. since then, lar