has had a firm objective since it first crossed the bay to san francisco, and now will be here totally. that is to establish an i a maizing campus in san francisco. as someone who has lived in their immediate area for many years, i watched it being created. the concept for student housing, graduate students integrated into the middle of the city, juniors and seniors near but not directly attached, and those in the first year or so of college who are not necessarily familiar with our city or large cities in general actually on campus. this is most logical thinking i've come across. the campus expansion plans directly, logically fall into place. there are a few critics of the proposed architecture, and you may have had communication from them. it's my reasoning that the concept of directly reflecting the neighborhood and/or following more traditional san francisco design concepts for residential housing must be put aside in favor of establishing the visible cohesiveness that identifies an integrated college campus. gang architecture, thank you, you have done just that. and i for one greatly appreciate it. the public should look at

of the residential care facility for the elderly where she lived on the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital campus on may 19th at 9:00 a.m. but she never returned. a staff member called the sheriff the next day at 1:00. a deputy issued a missing person bulletin on the 22nd after her family returned calls saying she was not with them. but there was never a search for andersen. the sheriff said it's because she was not a hospital patient, a protocol that is now under review. >> we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the gaps are because certainly it looks like we need to do better. >> reporter: security at the hospital was reviewed after patient lynn spaulding was found dead in a stairwell in 2013. but the review didn't include the power plant building. >> in hindsight, one would say, yes, we should have done that for every building on campus. but at that point, we were really targeted on patient care areas and the power plant just was not something on the radar. >> reporter: before andersen was found dead in the building, 11 days after she went missing, it was not secured between 6:00

reporter: san francisco general's ceo says that anderson was not a patient at the hospital but that she lived at a residential care facility for the elderly on the san francisco general hospital campus. administrators say anderson checked out of the facility the morning of may 20th and never returned. workers filed a missing persons report and the sheriff's office launched a missing person investigation. >> at that time, the deputies made a be on the lookout for missing persons flyer and circulated it around the campus. >> reporter: anderson was eventually discovered in the power plant by an sf general hospital worker wednesday afternoon, 10 days later. you may recall in december 2013, lynne spalding's body was discovered in another stairwell at sf general hospital after she disappeared for more than two weeks. following that 2013 case, officials have been focused on keeping track of patients. but they stress that anderson wasn't a patient when she disappeared. >> it wasn't a mistake in our protocol. we had established protocols which were followed and, of course, something went wrong here, right? because mrs. ruby anderson died. >> reporter: the sheriff today said deputies never se

block alley -- i am just questioning that and thinking, are there other institutions in san francisco where the campus is closed like that for student safety? where nobody can walk in off the street near a dormitory and get inside? is it because the room is open to the alley? >> so commissioner, dan fenton with ruben and rose for c.c.a. one of the exceptions we have requested is the requirement to provide 24/7 public access to those mid block alleyways. just by way of background, these buildings are all in a p.d.r. district which shuts down in the evening, but the student housing building has to be built to u.m.u. standards. those standards are really more appropriate to sort of mixed use districts in many respects, and they do require that 24/7 access. what we would like to be very clear in the motion and the approval here is that these mid block alleyways would be accessible to the public on a limited basis at c.c.a.'s discretion, primarily during weekday business hours when school is in session. obviously there will be times of year when the school isn't open, weekends there isn't the staff present

students from the university of san francisco rename to the campus building. not only has our country's consciousness been raised to acknowledge the importance of contributions from historically marginalized communities. people of colour, particularly women of colour, and the disabled communities. we know our history in order not to repeat mistakes in our past. that is why today, we are hearing my resolution to rename it to freda kahlo way and remove the name post as a racist legacy. he served as a san francisco mayor from 1897-2,002 and was the senator from 2015 -- 1915-1921. he supported the chinese exclusion act of 1882 and to the immigration act of 1924. banning chinese and japanese immigrants. he ran his senatorial campaign on the motto to keep california weight and save our state oriental aggression. i want to read from you the interview frida kahlo -- when he talks about the silent invasion of japanese workers into california. quote, at the california is a white man's country. and the two races cannot live side-by-side in peace. as much as we discover t

san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) another body was found on the campus of san francisco general hospital on monday prompting a policecomes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant officials say there is no evidence of foul play in threce the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. the woman had been there on an involuntary 72 hour hold. police are investigating the situation as is the hospital. the a woman's, has not yet been identified. (ken) n bay.. poce are r a suspect they are calling the bumbling burglar.they say the man broke into don's market an and stole thousands of dollars in loery tickets. (vicki) the dramatic and disturbing burglary was caught on surveillance video and police tell kron 4's hermela aregawi.. this isn't the first time the suspect has targeted the same store. (hermela aregawi)police and the store owners here tell me the same man dressed in the same clothes. tried to break in in november but wasn't successful. police say.. h tried it again this past sunday around 5:30 in the morning.. a

in san 4 newsfladeboe kron 4 news4 news in san francisco...anoin san 4 news4 news in san francisco...another death investigation is underway here at the campuse city's deptment of public health says the death of a female patient here was unexpected but no evidence of foul play was uncovered in the woman's autospy....but her cause of death is still undetermined. but it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. and that the dead woman had been here on a involuntary 72 hour hold.last wedneday the body of resident from a board and care facility was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant, 10 days after she was reported missing. maureen kelly kron4 news the crash happened at around 6:30 this morning in the area of 98th avenue and golf links road. officials say the car went up an embankment ... over the garage of a home ... and landed in the backyard. medical responders arrived first ... and saw the driver trying to walk away from the scene. they try to man ... that's when he attacks them.police arrive moments after ... and the driver gets into the fight with them too. a

that's where the body was found wednesday afternoon. >>> reporter: san francisco deputies patroled the sprawling campus of zuckerberg sf general hospital today hospital personnel staying staff conduct daryl stairwell sweeps in the hospital's two main buildings, daily. an autopsy had been completed but that, quote, the cause and manner of death is spending additional studies and the report is expected to be completed in the coming weeks." just yesterday, hospital staff and san francisco's sheriff held a news conference saying in part that ruby anderson was not a patient of the hospital but a resident at a board and care facility on the zuckerberg sf general campus and they said they were launching an investigation into what went wrong. >> we are very saddened and look forward to pursuing our investigation to find out what happened. >> reporter: meanwhile the california department of social services community care and licensing division launched an investigation yesterday looking into the residential care facility where anderson lived. residents living on the sf general campus said off camera today that

san francisco general hospital this week. as ktvu's christien kafton reports, no one else was involved in her death but it may be weeks before we have a definitive cause. >>> reporter: san francisco deputies patroled the sprawling campus of zuckerberg sf general hospital today hospital personnel saying staff conduct daily stairwell sweeps in the hospital's two main buildings. an autopsy had been completed but that, quote, the cause and manner of death is spending additional studies and the report is expected to be completed in the coming weeks." just yesterday, hospital staff and san francisco's sheriff held a news conference saying in part that ruby anderson was not a patient of the hospital but a resident at a board and care facility on the zuckerberg sf general campus and they said they were launching an investigation into what went wrong. >> we are very saddened and look forward to pursuing our investigation to find out what happened. >> reporter: meanwhile the california department of social services community care and licensing division launched an investigation yesterday looking into the residential care facility where anderson lived. residents living on the sf general campus said off camera today that ruby and

at building on the campus of san francisco general hospital. we have learned 76- year old ruby andersen, a woman with dementia ... was allowed to sign herself out of the residential facility where she was residing ... she had planned to return, but never did.((pam/landing vo)) now the san francisco public health department and the city's sheriff say, they are re-evaulating security protocols. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on the investigation. ruby andersen's body was discovered by engineering staff here inside an internal stairwell of the san francisco general hospital power plant just before 1 pm wednesday. that's 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members

campus. >>> san francisco mayor mark farrell unveiled his two year budget plan. it includes four point $1 million for nearly 200 new permanent supportive housing units to help deal with the homeless crisis. we spoke with mayor farrell about his proposal earlier this morning on mornings on 2. >> as we make sure that people are offered housing, shelter and navigation centers, we want to make sure we can continue to invest in housing so they can get onto their own 2 feet and onto better lives. >> san franciscans will elect a new mayor on tuesday. he says it may take a while to -- the election results. >>> the mayor also chimed in on the warriors. happy about that victory despite a 51 point from lebron james. >> and the warriors stars had their moment. steph curry had 29 points. kevin durant 26. klay thompson had 24. but it all came down to those final seconds and really big stakes. >> kristin thompson going at it. >> reporter: in an emotional game in the nba finals for a fourth straight year, there were three very unusual incidents that occurred in the game's final

campus. in the last 20 minutes, the san francisco department of public health revealed that the medical examiner completed a forensic examination that determined there's no evidence that anyone was involved in anderson's death, meaning this is likely not a homicide investigation. the exact cause of death still has not been determined. >>> san francisco based uber issued a statement in a deadly shooting involving one of the drivers in denver this morning. uber expressed condolences and says it's working with police. denver investigators say an uber driver shot and killed a male passenger on an interstate after some sort of altercation in the car. the silver sedan crashed into the wall. the driver called 911 and he's now being interviewed by the police. no arrests have been made. >>> an uber driver out on bail after being arrested for threatening to stab a couple to death on saturday at the apartment complex. it began when the couple honked at a black jetta blocking the gated entrance. the driver reversed, rolled down the window, pulled out two knives threatening to stab the couple. police arreste

on the campus of san francisco general hospital.these changes coming, after a woman was found dead in the stairwell of the facility's power plant wednesday.(pam) 76-year-old ruby andersen, a patient with dementia, had been reported missing from a residential care facility for the elderly on the hospital campus - 10 days before her body was eventually found. kron4's maureen kelly outlines the steps now being taken -- and she has new information on the victim. it's strange that no one was in the building to even look for 10 days that breaks my heart it makes me sadanother resident of a facility on the sf general campus expresses her bewilderment and sorrow over the death of her neighbor ruby andersen. it's horrifying because around here i thought there was enough security patrols going around where were safe because we have other patients who go here and take medicine that need to be watched that need to be watched so i thought it was safe around here i spoke to another resident of this home who lived on the same floor as ruby anderse

san ramon hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (vicki) new security measures are being put into place today on the campus of san francisco general hospital. these changes coming after a woman was found dead in the stairwell of the facility's power plant wednesday.(pam) 76-year-old ruby andersen had been reported missing .... from a residential care facility for the elderly - 10 days before her body was found. kron4's maureen kelly outlines the steps now being taken -- and she has new information on the victim. this is one of the entrances to the hospital's power plant.....the same building where the 76 year old woman was found dead in a stairwell wednesday 10 days after she was reported missing.today i tried the doors of the building.....and found them to be locked. a security badge is now needed to get into this building which is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. authorities say before ruby anderson's remains were found....the building did not require badge access for 12 hours a day.the deptment of public health says that friday their security vendor was on site assessing the installation of cameras and alarms in the power plant. m

(ken) police are investigating another death after a woman's body was found on the campus of san francisconday. this comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant officials say there is no evidence of foul play in this recent case. it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. the woman had been there on a involuntary 72 hour hold. here's current mayor mark farrell's response...mark farrell/san francisco mayor: "their investigations happening with both of those incidents we obviously take them very seriously, they're on city property . but we need to let those investigations play out when the in results are in will evaluate wait what may or may not need to be done," the hospital is also conducting their own investigation into this most recent death. the woman has not yet been identified. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(ken) kron-4's meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with the forecast little change is forecast into th

once again the san francisco public health department and the city's sheriff say they are re- evaulating security protocols after another missing person was found dead in a stairwell on campus. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know so far on this ongoing investigation. ruby andersen's body was discovered by engineering staff here inside an internal stairwell of the san francisco general hospital power plant just before 1 pm wednesday. that's 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that deputies circulated on campus. it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in

san francisco public health department and the city's sheriff says they are re-evaulating security protocols at s-f general hospital. (pam) this comes... after another missing person was found dead in a stairwell on the hospital campus. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know so far ... ruby andersen's body was discovered by engineering staff here inside an internal stairwell of the san francisco general hospital power plant just before 1 pm wednesday. that's 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that deputies circulated on campus. it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in a general hospital stairwel

san francisco. the body of another woman has been found on the campus of zuckerberg hospital. >> she was on a psychiatric the death was medical related. >> this comes less than a week after a body of another woman was found inside a stairwell. we will follownd bring you upda >> let's go back and update the weather for you. >>ti with that. >> sounds like a broken record -- remember broken records? some of us do. i am repeating myself, that is what it means. >> overnight look for increasing clouds nr the coastline and possibly spotty drizzles. tomorrow the presence of a few clouds. breezy again. low to mid-60s around the bay and a few low 70s inland. you will see we are going to have this cooler than average for a few days with the exception of friday. don't get a sustained warmup until early next week. low 80s around the bay and mid to upper 60s on the coast. >> those records were on vinyl if i recall. >> indeed theyll right. time to turn to sports. >> tomorrow is another big day. >> every time the warriors play. lebron says he is not feeling too good. being down and i am a senior public safety my namspec

san francisco d-a's office asked a judge to order gonzales to be held without bail. a hearing on gonzales' bail... will be held friday. ( robin )another body was found on the campusn francisco general hospital.... prompting a police investigation on monday this comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. officials say there is no evidence of foul play in this recent case. the woman had been there on an involuntary 72 hour hold. police and hospital officials are investigating the situation. the body has not yet been identified. ( robin )in the east bay... concord police are looking for a suspect they are calling the bumbling burglar. the burglary was caught on surveillance video from don's market and liquor . police tell kron 4's hermela aregawi.. this is not the first time the suspect has targeted the same store. let's take a look at the surveillance video.. you see the suspect first try to yank the doors open.. but ends up breaking the handle instead and flying back on the ground. he loks like he's going to walk away but comes back with a rock.. and repeatedly slams it into the door until

san francisco... new securtiy measures are going in on the campus of sf general hospital. this...after the discovery of a missing 76-year-old woman's dead body in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. today a security vendor set up cameras and alarms in the power plant. on may 19th...authorities say ruby lee anderson signed herself out of a residential care facility for the elderly...anderson's family says she suffered from dementia.... the power plant where anderson was found dead... now requires a security badge to get in.(sot) it it makes me feel unsafe and uncomfortable to because i deal with mental health people to and i'll kinds of people who goes off where they can still be attack and be put someplace i don't feel safe. (vicki) an autopsy (vicki) an autopsy of anderson was conducted yesterday.....it's expected to take weeks to determine how she died this facility is now being investigated by the state department of social services to see if they followed regulations regarding andersen's care. (pam) a warning tonight for people parking their cars in starbucks

the san francisco business times says facebook will open an enormous campus in fremont but the big news of the day, seconds ago, literally seconds ago, the white house announced new tariffs against china, huge tariffs, 25% on thousands of products. remember, president trump promised this on the campaign trail. china says it will counter with new tariffs of its own. >>> he elon musk will be on the "today" show talked about his privately funded super tunnel between chicago and o'hare airport, to whisk people 12 minutes door to door. this is what the terminal will look like in chicago. some prominent journalists point out there's already an electric train right now between downtown and o'hare. it's slower but can carry tens of thousands of people per day. chicago has no financial risk. musk says he'll raise the money himself. when we're talking cost and efficiency, there's parallels to our high speed rail project in california and taxpayers will spend $77 billion to get from san francisco to los angeles some day in about two and a half hours. you can do it now by plane in 50 minutes travel

san francisco hospital. the san francisco sheriff's office identified her as ruby lee andersen. an autopsy will determine how and when she died. the hospital ceo said she was not a patient. she lived on the hospital campus at a residential care facility for seniors. her body was found ten days after she left that senior center for the day. administrators economy she signed herself out the morning of may 20th and said she would be back that afternoon but never came back. the next day a missing person's report was filed and the sheriff's office started a seven. on wednesday afternoon her body was found by a hospital worker in a stairwell inside a power plant near the hospital. now, that building where her body was found is right across the street from the main hospital building and the sheriff says deputies never searched that building. >> we are looking at that to see if that is the sheriff's responsibility or engineers in the building 24 hours, seven days a week. >> hospital officials say security badge access to the power plant building was disabled at the time to make it is year for vendors and others to get in but that security has been restored. >>> with california's primary election a couple of day

there are security changes at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital after a woman's body was found in a power plant stairwell. she lived on the hospital's campus of was reported missing on may 20th. the medical examiner said that she died at 1:26 p.m. yesterday, it's not known how long she was in the stairwell, because she was not a patient, the building was not searched when she went missing. >> for a code green, which is a patient disappearance, we do have the protocol and every building would be searched, including the sheriff's department would have shefrped sear -- would have searched the stairwell. >> a partnership between police and the community is proving effective in san jose. tonight, their work is spreading as police chiefs across santa clara can county discuss police reform. ♪ >> reporter: a church packed with police, the occasion, positive. >> the reality is we will number crisis some day. >> reporter: conversations like this that will prevent this. >> it gives us a frame work for the policy work we will do in the coming weeks and months that follow. >> reporter: the group, people acting in community together, has been working wi

san francisco public health department... and the city's sheriff says they are re-evaulating security protocols at s-f general hospital. this comes after another missing person was found dead in a stairwell on the hospital campuskelly has the latest. ruby andersen's body was discovered by engineering staff here inside an internal stairwell of the san francisco general hospital power plant just before 1 pm wednesday. that's 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that deputies circulated on campus. it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in a general hospital stairwell. that 2013 incident sparked a chan in prot

san francisco mayoral race. >>> there will be extra security and counselors here the campus of this le school in pleasant hillarrested for threatening a mass shooting at the school. e will tell you how the plot >>> this is ktvu "mornings on 2". >>> thank you for joining us today. it is tuesday, june 5 . it is election day. it is a big, important day. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. it is important because you let steve paulson come back. >> i am happy to see steve back. >> you are happy it is cooler. >> it was sizzling hot. a little nicer for sleeping now. >>> we have a lot of low clouds and some higher clouds up above toward rio vista. sometimes, when we show radar, you will see an image that sticks right there. that is the sacramento radar beam hitting the rio vista wind santa rosa is 46. 50 in san francisco, 50 in

immigrant students who go to san francisco state, i think it's also really great that we're looking at this as a master plan. i live in ingleside terraces as well, and i know that the campus, the students, the faculty are a really important part of the economic life of the entire 19th avenue corridor stonestown, ocean avenue, the whole stretch between ocean beach and san francisco city college. there's lots of businesses that cater to students and faculty, so i'm really glad that we're looking at sort of the long-term and that the planning department has been working with your staff to think about the entire region. and as we're looking to the parkmerced redevelopment, i think it's important that we look at the transportation issues, the housing issues and environmental issues and all of the things that go together. so thank you very much for coming to do this presentation and reaching out to us when you didn't have to. we really appreciate that you did. thank you. >> president hillis: thanks. commissioner johnson? >> commissioner johnson: thank you. i just want to say, i appreciate the comments of san francisco state. san francisco is home. as a citizen of san francisco,

san francisco general. an engineer found the body of a woman in a stairwell of the campus power plant. ruby anderson has been missing for ten days. n b nbc's sam brock explains. >> reporter: there's a lot of head scratching going on. jessica. the fact is ruby anderson was not a patient at the hospital. she was a resident of the elderly care facility right behind here controlled by the department of public health and the fact that she was found a few hundred feet away at the power plant, these two areas were governed by different agencies. it with us not clear now. they need to review that. >> we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the holes are and the gaps are because certainly it looks like we need to do better. >> reporter: a call for change from the san francisco sheriff after a confounding setds of circumstances. the elderly care facility housing ruby anderson might be obscured by some brush, but it's right across the street from general hospital and yet when she was reported missing -- >> the hospital doesn't have any function that would affect that knowledge, and so

clearly, san francisco is doing a poorjob of responding to sexual assault. and with supervisor jane kim we had the campus sexual assaul task force all of last year. we've distributed that report to boa supervisors it contained 47 recommendations. we collected data from 23 colleges and universities all located here in san francisco. and that report estimated that over four years 15,000 sexual assaults occurred on these campuses and so it's really a dire sort of situation. we want to have a safe ace for women, particularlyoung women, and want to acknowledge that we have been working with human rights commission director cheryl davis the department of public health director barbara garcia and supervisor hillary ronhan on improving sexual assault response. and the district atorney gaston has had a series of meeting with the police department ande community-based agencies on how to have a better response as a result of the april 25th hearing. which if the folks have not seen that hearing i really encourage you to view it. it's really just surfaces a lot of different issues. san francisomen against rape report

ye old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that deputies circulated on campus. it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in a general hospital stairwell. that 2013 incident sparked a change in protocol that triggers a search of the entire campus when a patient goes missing.....but that didn't happen for andersen because she was not considered a patient.i would say that's not the protocol for this kind of person because generally these people signed themselves out and may not be on the campus which is very possible but also they sign themselves off every day so something we have not established as proto

. >> it can happen in the san francisco mint, it can happen in a park, it can happen in a street park, it can happen in a tech campus. it's basically where we bring the hardware, the culture, the operating system. >> so right now, i'm eating something that brings me back to every filipino party from my childhood. it's really cool to be part of the community and reconnect with the neighborhood. >> one of our largest challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigon, there's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines, you're like where are the businesses, and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food, music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san fr

campus sexual assault task force with 47 recommendations. we have over 20 stewing it is of higher learning in san francisco and those are not going to move forward without dedicated staffing. >> this staff person would be doing a host of issues in con jung with what you said along with collaborating with the commission. supervisor yee. >> commissioner johnson: thank >> supervisor yee: thank you for expressing needs of your office. i am a little uneffortable with this discussion it seems like a budget discussion and i am on a budget committee usually it's brought up. for us to start this off should be the primary focus and it's asking for specific number of staff for the office and i am supportive of that. i think it's not to say that i'm not supportive of what your needs are, but i think the process should be done through the budget process or at least with mayor's office to put that in your budget, so that is where i stand. i wouldn't be supporting adding another position. >> supervisor safai: supervisor ronen did you want to add something? >> yes, a couple of things. when i made the speech about hue harhowsharp is just an an aspeca major, majo

. >>> san francisco serifs office has identified the woman whose body was found in a stairwell . the 75-year-old. anderson lives at a residential care facility for seniors on the campus and administrators say she signed herself out of the facility the morning of may 20 is saying she would return that afternoon. she did not know in the next day care workers filed a missing persons report. after specific knowledge that patients are more closely tracked than a board and care residents. >> we are very much aware of their comings and goings, but that is not the case for people who are in board and care. >> and most of the time a we cannot locate a person -- we were able to bring them back home. >> anderson's body was found 10 days after she went missing inside a powerplant on the campus. the sheriff says the plant where she was found was never searched. >>> state senate passed legislation nearing a huge backlog of untested rape kits. the senate bill requires the kids collected from victims of be submitted within 20 days for testing. the lab then has 120 days of from the time the kit is submitted to provide the results. supporters of the bill estimate there are thousands o

year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that deputies circulated on campus. it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. today is was revealed that security badges weren't required to enter the power plant from 6am to 6p. badges will be needed to get in around the clock from now on.exactly how long anderson was in that stairwell and how she died is unknown at this time. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in a general hospital stairwell. that 2013 incident sparked a number of changes to hospital security....but has to why those changes did not extend to the building right across from the e-r.... when that unfortun

san francisco general hospital is implicating security changes after a woman's body was found in a stairwell. 75-year-old ruby lee anderson lived in a residential care facility on the hospital's campus. she went missing may 20th. it's not known how long she had been in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. it's protocol to search every hospital building if a patient is reported missing, but the power plant wasn't searched because anderson wasn't considered a patient. no badge was needed to get into the building during certain hours. the hospital has now instituted a 24-7 security badge access policy. >>> 4:34 now. we may find out today whether san francisco police chief william scott will leave us and return to los angeles to become the new chief of lapd. chief scott is reportedly one of three finalists for the job now. in early may rumors began swirling he may be a candidate for lapd's top job after its police chief, charley beck, announced his retirement at the end of the year. mayor eric garcetti says he's had several interviews with all three finalists. >>> a heads-up if you're going to las vegas over the weekend. 25,000 union workers in the city threatening to go on stri

san francisco sheriff's office identified her as ruby lee anderson. autopsy will determine how and when she died. hospital ceo says ms. anderson was not a patient but she lived on the hospital campus at a residential care facility for seniors. her body was found 10 days after she left that facility for the day. administrators say ms. anderson signed herself out the morning of may 20, said she would be back that afternoon, but never came back. the next day, a missing persons report was filed. the sheriff's office started the search. on wednesday afternoon to her body was found by a hospital worker any stairwell inside of a power plant near the hospital. the building where her body was found is right across the street from the main hospital building. and the sheriff says deputies never searched that building. >> while you're looking at that decision, whether that's the sheriff's department responsibility or the responsible -- response ability of the engineers. >> hospital officials say security badge access to that powerplant building was disabled at the time. to make it easier for vendors and others to get in. that security badge security has now been restored. >>> 4:07. new this m