winemakers and in 2010, we decided to put our own label on our wine and submitted it to the san francisco chronicle, our first barbera, we're well known for barberas, and won a bronze metal in the san francisco chronicle wine competition. the largest wine competition in the world for american wines, so the fact that we won a bronze, we knew at this point in time, it validated our fruit, the winemaker, a beautiful match. >> and you brought some samplings for us here. what does that say about the quality of the wine you produce? >> we're a high-end winery and manage our field. we control everything. we do not buy fruit from anyone else. it's all from our vineyards and hahn sort 100% of we use grape barrels, a lot of french barrels, especially for grenache. we hand sort, which means we touch every bundle that comes from the field. remove any raisins, green grapes, bugs, leaves. very california style, very fruit forward, higher in alcohol, because we pick it later, and our wines are stellar. and we have these two wines here that we're promoting today, and, again, i'm all about my mexican culture, and a

. >> i would like to introduce john diaz from the san francisco paper, san francisco chronicle. i'm very pleased to introduce him now. john? [ applause ] >> thank you very much, jeff and good morning and welcome to our panel this morning on forced treatment and constitutional rights. can they coexist? i am john diaz, the editorial page editor from the san francisco chronicle and i'm moderating this modern's discussion with our distinguished panel. forced treatment as jeff node is one of the most contentious issues of mental health. as you look at our discussion there are informed and panelled views from both sides. there has been many debates on how to implement lawyer's law which consist of outpatient treatment. it was named after laura wilcox, a mental health worker who had been shot to death by a man who refused treatment. the county r remains the only county to implement the law. there have been other counties in los angeles county and other counties who are considering it. >> why have they not adopted the law. what is it about forced treatment and the consequences for an al

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back in 2011 san francisco chronicle political reporter karla marinucci showed bradley manmanning breakingsong. that squeezed her out of events. we don't squeeze her out here in "the war room." now we have our own san francisco chronicle reporter karla maranucci. an interesting story that you have a history with this. it must ring true to you. >> you know, michael, there have been so many jokes about the cosy relationship between obama and the media and we've seen the covers have been pulled off this cosy relationship. there has been a lot of hostility. this has been an administration that started out promising the most transparency in history but i got to say i've been doing this for 20 years guys and these guys are tougher to cover less access and less understanding of what the media has to do, and more restrictions than we ever saw with president clinton, president bush. i think it's all blowing back on them now when the ap scandal broke, the rosen scandal broke the administration is starting to see how the folks in the pressroom really feel. they are not happy with the way their organi

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sunday is the final stage from san francisco to santa rosa. >> the fight over high-end condos along the san francisco waterfront continues. the chronicle reports supporters of the project plan collect signatures for november ballot to win public backing for the project. opponents of the condition degrees are gathering their own signatures to appeal the deal and supporters say an on-line survey of likely voters shows san francisco supports the plan 2-1. the oyster company is getting high-from file support to stay open. the nonprofit group "cause of action" is volunteering legal assistance to the company. they have ties to the conservative groups, with a federal shut down ordered to drakes bay is government overreach and dispute the argument that the company is not eco friendly. >> we find out the official prediction for how bad wildfire season will be in california and the west. this morning, u.s. agricultural secretary vilsack and interior secretary we plan to outline this year's wildfire season forecast. two massive wildfires have devastated parts of southern california recently and the secretary said last year's wildfires consumed mo

san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >>> >>> i'm audrey joseph. the acting chair of the entertainment commission. july will mark the 10th year of the entertainment commission and we as an industry have come a long way. our venues are safer, we have survived the recession, our city has produced an economic impact report that speaks to our value as an industry, we are looking forward to the next economic impact report

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. >> the bike path is a postal the wall after the bridge itself but according to the san francisco chronicle the bolts the use to add to the railing along the ipad failed a need to be replaced. is a the problem crews discovered last year. the article goes that crucible really made what experts call a basic mistake well in the boyle's firmly in place weather leaving with a warrant for when hot weather forces the bike path to expand. >> the caltrans ovat spokesperson said they need to be replaced and will be 100% fixed when the bike path opens. >> a spokesperson tells the paper this is not able person is a they welding problem at the bolts are it was live free. >> we do not know how much because the fixed problem or how many on bike that officials prepared year from caltran you can imagine this bike that problem will likely find its way into the meeting. of course the big question is whether not the new ease its ban will open as previously scheduled on labor day weekend. potentially will get that answer today as well. >> thank you mike. >> the other story were following comes out of the east b

that driver is quoted in today's san francisco chronicle.hing was wrong was when one of the women knocked on the partition. moments later the women screamed at him to pull over. >>> in the meantime we are finding out more about the victims of this tragic limousine fire. tara moriarty is joining us live now from santa clara county valley medical center in san jose. you have those details. >> reporter: yeah. it's two victims are recovering here in the hospital. we know their conditions have improved initially when they were brought here they were in critical condition. we do not know when they will be released. now the two were part of a group of nine women celebrating neriza's upcoming none chills. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: at their home in alameda her parents told us mary grace and 36-year-old nalia of oakland were recovering at stanford hospital. >> they are in the icu. >> for smoke inhalation? >> yes. don't worry. don't worry now. >> reporter: friends say fojas was a registered nurse that lived near fresno. the limo driver who escaped was

commission thanks the building inspector neil who was thanked publicly in a letter to the san francisco chronicle on may of the building inspectors nothing but helpful. thank you it's good when we get something good out of the chronicle. and a customer sent in a thank you card your compassion and kindness restored my faith in people your obviously a busy guy calming me down and let me walk out of this with dignities and smiling. thank you steve for air customer service. congratulations and thanks to evelyn who provided great customer service. and congratulations to kari who provided auto standing customer service to a person who sent acting director a letter thanking kari for her professionals and another one to commissioner who participated at the annual festival the staff and commissioners r07bd to many questions about the permit and code inspection process. and a reminder in early june the staff will receive a nomination for more outstanding employee awards were p. and that concludes my announcements madam secretary. and comments? okay seeing none. >> just as a requirement the public may commi

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san francisco after expressing safety concerns of the race. the fatal accident on may 9 near treasure island involved the swedish catamaran artemis that took the life of british sailor and olympian andrew simpson. the san francisco chronicle reports that italian owner has no plans to pull out. the spokesman said he is coming to follow developments and see what changes race officials proposal. >> in texas, encouraging information after massive tornadoes ripped through the northern part of the state, all missing people have been found alive. some survivors returned to grandbury and are digging through what is left of their homes. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo joins with the latest. >> right now, texas governor perry is on the way to the town, the hardest hit town to survey the damage. with everyone accounted for the sheriff does not expect the death toll to rise's six. >> survivors are emotional as they raw the terrifying storm. >> it was terrible, the most scary feeling. i was worried about my kids. >> the largest of 16 tornadoes packed winds up to 200 miles per hour. >> we could not see anything. you could feel the pressure from inside the house and it was like pulling on the doors a little bit like it wanted to pull

the race organizers tell the san francisco chronicles that that german youth team could be replaced to bring the field back up to five. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> sacramento police searching for a kidnapper bold enough to grab a 7-year-old girl walking with her mother right in the day. police releasing this sketch of that suspect monday described as 25-35 years old, 5'10", to six feet tall, weighs between 170 to 190 pounds, black hair, worn in braids or dreadlocks. the man grabbed the little girl as she was walking with her mother on saturday afternoon and stuffed the girl right into the trunk of his car. the man did start to drive away. the little girl was smart enough, able to jump out and finally run to safety. >> she ran right to my husband. she said, he stole me, he stole me. she says she was hid in the trunk. when he put her in, he grabbed her, threw her in the trunk. >> that's just crazy. the little girl is in good condition. she was treated for minor injuries but she is expected to be okay. >> thank goodness she got away. >> how sc

the san francisco chronicle published last week where the property owner has hundreds of buildings and housing code violations and whose failure to pay city cost assessment have resulted by more than 75 percent. the property owner oh owes the city. we hope we'll motivate the owner to correct the violations and improve the poor living situations the tenants are living with. dbi, staff and congratulate christina wong as employee of the first quarter of 2013. [ applause ] . >> it's my recognition committee received six nominations for the quarter of six nominations for this quarter and one award and after three rounds of voting, christina was nominated. bird who has worked for a number of years and now in the enforcing code enforcement. join me in recognizing these great employees. [ applause ] >> i just wanted to thank all the dbi employees for participating in this process because i know the commission did not give employees much time for this first round of nomination of employee of the quarter but they stepped up and we had nominees and it was very good showing from all the department

he told the "san francisco chronicle" he wishes he could have done more. he are the names of the survivors who we are tracking for you. jasmine amelia loyola are here, and amelia is in critical can, and jasmine has been upgraded to "serious." at stanford, they have mary grace gored -- guardiano. this is a picket of the bride, bride, the woman who they were celebrating, headed to a hotel to celebrate the wedding. she died in the fire. the family is here by her side at the hospital, and they have told the spokesman that they do not want to speak publicly right now. maybe they will reconsider that this afternoon, likely feeling pretty good about the upgrade from "critical" to "serious." that is the latest from san jose for abc7 news. >> the limousine company owner tells abc7 news that limo stop "will do everything possible to investigate and assist authorities in determining the cause of the fire in order to help bring forth answers and provide closure to the victims and their families." they said the company is "deeply saddened bit -- by the tragedy." stay w

the people have read the san francisco chronicle article in march about the increase in homeless families in san francisco. many people or 10,000 people are homeless in san francisco and many people are losing their homes through foreclosures. winters are going to become an endangered species and the google will pass by saying there is another endangered species like going to the zoo. i support all of the amendments and any strong protections. so that people will be able to stay in san francisco, keep their homes, keep the medical care and their neighbors, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> and before we start the clock. for the folks in the overflow, we had a bunch of seats open up, i think that we have enough seats to accommodate the folks at this point. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is elizabeth gordon and i am a co-owner of two tic buildings in the city, one a six unit building that we purchased 8 years ago in district three, and a 3, unit building about ten years in district eight. while the original bypass legislation is much needed, the amendments make it impossibl

according to the san francisco chronicle the bolts to anchor along the bike path failed in the to beeplaced. it is a problem caltrans officials notice last year. the articles notice crews create a basic mistake was in the bolts in place within allowing when grown. because of that many of the boylelts shared off. >> caltran is expected to abate as later today. we should hear the bridge opened up on labor day weekend that his previously scheduled. that is been that big question james. there are readily planning to update us on all the bolts that affect the size and structure. they are likely going to take a lot of questions about the bike paths bolts as well. >> the way to see what they say. thank you for the update. >> one east bay city will soon be charging more for parking during peak hours. some business owners fear that the parking changes will drive away customers kron 4 alecia reid a story. >> parking in berkeley can be a nightmare depending on where you are looking for a spot. >> party has always been a problem in berkeley. >> to help alleviate the problem in downtown, telegrap

the san francisco chronicle is reporting that caltrans only recently discovered that 400 or so threaded rods could be vul fleshl to cracking if exposed to hydrogen from rainwater. they call this hydrogen embrittlement. they could also be vulnerable in an earthquake. they are saying they will make sure these rods are safe. access is difficult because the tower was actually lowered down on to them. what about the planned opening of the $6.4 billion eastern span labor day weekend? >> what is driving the date is the safety? making sure that we have the right fix, taking the time to get the right fix and then to be able to implement it. >> reporter: the metropolitan transportation commission will hear from caltrans on may 29th about a possible fix. tomorrow, east bay state senator, mark tasonia, will hold a hearing. he thinks there needs to be a third-party review on any megaprojects like this. reporting live on treasure island, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you for the update. >>> we want to get updated when it comes to that forecast monday morning. here with he go, christin

the san francisco chronicle reports that numerous one-inch bolts failed along the bike path due to hot weather expansion and that all of them will have to be inspected and possibly replaced. caltrans is expected to discuss the problem at a meeting this afternoon. bridge officials told ktvu the bolts are not structurally important and are mostly decorative. >>> east palo alto police plan to hold a community meeting tonight to talk about a recent increase in violence. the chief has declared a crime emergency and doubled the number of patrol officers. that's led to the arrest of 27 people, 10 of them alleged gang members. people who live in east palo alto say they support the increase in. >> i think we need more. i think we need more police, more patrolling or something. it's enough. >>> two oakland businesses were hit by bullets this morning after a robbery and shooting that left a man injured during an attempted robbery. >> the owner of a liquor store arrived at his store this morning to find the glass shattered by bullets. the incident happened about 2:00 a.m. at a strip mall on macart

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. >>> several survivors and relatives of those who died told the san francisco chronicle that orval ricky brown was slow to react and he did little to help the women as they tried to escape the flames. brown says he did everything possible to help. and he feels terrible about the fire. the coroners office has released the names of all five women who died in that fire. 31-year-old naris is a fojas was the newlywed. michelle was a coworker and friend. jenny lived in dublin and had two children. 46-year-old anna al con tara had two children. and 43-year-old filmy that was the mother of two children. this video shows the newlywed. she says naris is a wished her an early mothers day. >> there is anger that we are feeling. but we don't know what that is. >>> we are hearing the radio communications between the first responders to the fire. the tapes made it clear they were dealing with a very serious situation. >> a vehicle fire westbound 92. report of a vehicle fire limo was possible entrapment. >> both locations people trapped. one limo heavily involved. limo on the west side of that high-rise

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san francisco. animal control officers are seeing an increase in dog abuse crimes this is a ten-month-old pug that was brought do an emergency pet hospital suffering from severe trauma. according to the "san francisco chronicle", the female puppy was in a state of shock to the point of blindness. animal care and control officers are searching for whoever beat the job and they say this case is just the latest in a string of dog abuse. >> san jose's city council will vote today on whether to increase taxes on pot dispensaries. the marijuana tax could jump from 7 percent to 10 percent bringing in an additional $1.5 million in revenue to help pay for staff and oversee city services and street maintenance and youth and senior programs. >> the san francisco airport commission is expected to vote today on a major expansion of fog, the mayor revealed the ten year master plan yesterday including a 400 room luxury hotel right next to the international terminal. the master plan calls for complete makeover for terminal one and improvements underway to the concourse and security checkpoints at terminal 3. the project is expected to generate 36,000 jobs. a luxury hotel at the airport and you do not even have to go off cam

the "san francisco chronicle" reporting the new problem in the rods in the base of the tower of the new according to the chronicle caltrans recently discovered rods that could be vulnerable to cracking if exposed to hydrogen from rainwater or in the event of an earthquake. it won't be easy to test those rods because of where they are in the base of the tower. one of the big questions is whether this will end up delaying the planned opening of the new $6.4 eastern span on labor day. just in the last hour i spoke to the chairwoman of the metropolitan transportation commission who said the opening date is still very much up in the air. >> what is driving the date is the safety, making sure that we have the right fix. taking time to get the right fix and then be able to implement it. >> reporter: she says the mtc is scheduled to hear from caltrans and others on the proposed fix to all these problems may 29th. after that meeting she says they will have a better idea of whether the opening of the bridge will stay on track. i have semple calls in to caltrans and we're hoping to get a response

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the "san francisco chronicle" reports that the team owner has no plans to pull out and the sam is coming to follow developments and see of potential changes to the race. >> the tour in is day six of 750-mile race with cyclists in san jose, and on saturday they take off from livermore and circle across contra costa county before ending on top of mount diabolo and ends on sunday from san francisco to santa rosa. >> some residents of a small east baytown want to put up a "do not enter" sign for bicyclists would use their community as a shortcut to mount diabolo. the residents say the cyclists pedal too fast and run stop signs along private roads. a meeting will focus on banning out of town cyclists unless they can prove they are visiting someone in dab -- diabolo. they want to check driver's licenses and entrances into diabolo. >> the season is over for the warriors but the fans had quite a ride eliminated in game 6 by the spurs last night at oracle arena despite injuries. the warriors were in it until the end down by just two points with less than five minutes to go. spurs pulled it out at

the driver is quoted in today's san francisco chronicle. he says the first sign he had something was wrong when one of the women knocked on the partition and complained of smelling smoke. moments later the women screamed at him to pull over. ktvu tara moriarty joins us now with more on the victims of this tragic fire. tara. >> reporter: two of the victims are recovering at the santa clara medical system. as the two were part of a group of nine celebrating the upcoming wedding. now condolences for the 31-year- old poured on her facebook page. 34-year-old jazmine of san jose are being treated here at the santa clara valley medical center. >> i was shocked. i was shocked. i just heard this morning. terrible. >> reporter: friends visiting mary grace and 36-year-old nail yeah of oakland are still recovering at stanford hospital. friends dropped by and said faux has a registered nurse will be missed by min. live from san jose i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a shooting in oakland killed one man and wounded another one overnight. the fir

that's according to a report in the "san francisco chronicle."e rods are meant to help protect the bridge during a major earthquake. experts say expecting them will not be a simple task considerin they are on the base of the tower. amy worth who chairs the metropolitan says inspections can and will happen. >> they are in the tower but they are accessible. it's more challenging to get to them than the other 200 we're going to be testing right now but we can get to them and they are in sleeves within the foundation. >> no secret caltrans was already dealing with fallout after dozens of bolts were found to have cracked when they were tightened. the agency has come up with a fix for that problem but officials say they don't know yet whether the issue will force them to delay the planned labor day opening for the new span. >> not too far from the bay bridge police force add group of protesters trying to reoccupy a piece of land opened by uc berkeley. officers cleared out this farm in albany a little after 5:00 this morning. most of the occupiers left

san francisco chronicle reports caltrans approved the galvanized, high-strength rods for the bridge's seismic retrofit in 2001. experts say they were tightened to a far lower tension than the ones on the bay bridge, which is likely why there haven't been any breakage problem. >> most of the america's cup team expected to resume practice on the san francisco bay this morning. marking the first sailing since the deadly crash several weeks ago. they will be hitting the water with the 30 new safety recommendations. safety equipment, training and structural reviews were addressed. there is also a new lower wind limit. >> 33 knots, which you call it 35 miles an hour of wind speed, we would be running races in september up to that speed. that's now been reduced to 23 knots or call it 25, 26 miles an hour. winds were between 25-35 miles per hour when the artemis capsized killing team member, andrew bart simpson. come racetime, winds and speeds like that will keep sailors ashore. america cup's officials say the investigation into his death is ongoing. it is just too early to tell if any of the