of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> we are approving as many parks as we can, you have a value garden and not too many can claim that and you have an historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ welcome to the tuesday, april 5, 2016, meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors and parking authority commissioner ms. bloomer read the roll director brinkman director borden director heinecke director nolan director ramos mr. chair you have quorum please

>> good morning and welcome to san francisco county transportation authority. i'm scott wiener the chair and we'll call the roll. >> item 1, roll call, commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, present. commissioner campos, present. commissioner cohen, present. commissioner farrell, absent. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner mar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, absent. commissioner wiener, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum >> okay, i want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting todays meeting, leo [inaudible] and also colleagues supervisor farrell has asked to be excused in adivision supervisor kim is ill and unable to attend so can i have a motion to excuse commissioner farrell and commissioner kim? motion by commissioner cohen, seconded by commissioner compose and do wree need roll call on that or take that without objection. >> take without objection. item number 2 >> chairs report. this is a information item. >> colleagues we have two pieces of good news to share. first i like to coate cal trans and transportati

in is the transportation authority finance commission of san francisco county meeting of thursday, march 17, 2016, my name is eric mar the chair and our clerk steve stamos. >> you roll call commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee we have quorum thank you. i wanted to thank from sfgovtv for televising us for every meeting leo davis and nona nicole's from sfgovtv item 2 the minutes of the april 2016 meeting. >> no questions open up for public comment anyone wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed can we approve the minutes we'll take that without objection. or roll call. >> on minutes commissioner campos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim absent supervisor mar commissioner yee the minutes are approved. >> thank you next item please item 3. >> state and federal update an action item. >> a presentation. >> yeah. good morning mark presents sends his regrets he's in sacramento i'll step up if you have additional questions thankfully not too much to report a shorter magical than in the past few months as far as

they need to be headquartered in san mateo, santa clara, san francisco, or san benito counties, or they can be located in other areas as long as they can demonstrate that they're providing sufficient services to individuals in those four counties that i just named, then they can participate. so it's very easy. and what's great is it's not just a fundraising event for nonprofits, they benefit from trainings that we provide leading up to the events so that they can do more online fundraising year-round, so that they get better with social media, so that they're able to tell their story and communicate effectively to their constituents. so there's really a lot of benefits that come with participation. damian: the day is around the corner. is it too late for a new nonprofit to register? erica: registration did end april 15th and there is time that's needed to get everything organized, so the registration has passed. but now, it's all about getting individuals in our communities excited to give, and they can go to our website to see important and exciting updates, which is svgives.org. we'll

san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc (clapping) >> welcome everyone and tutor joining you us for the launch of branch at downtown street scheme (clapping) together we've created a sustainable and dignified motel to end homelessness in san francisco and bay city's through the work bathroom, folks are sro hair time in the community to make a difference the live of themselves and others our team members earned a what this in which that'll they're gaining pipelines into employment this year in 2016 we're celebrating our thousand success housed and employed (clapping) and just our few short 8 weeks in san francisco about 50 folks attending the meetings on a weekly basis and 22 folks on the ground behind us and 3 folks that gained employment and many more the pipeline (clapping) we've averaged a debris removal of 4 hundred thousand ga

. >> that's to what department in the city and county of san francisco. >> back to the general fund we don't control how they use it. >> to the clerk of the board or the city and county. >> i'm not sure within their process i think that is city and county though i know our budget goes through the clerk of the board but the money from the general fund. >> thank you for those i think lafco didn't help the general fund of the city and county of san francisco there's evidence we do okay we can open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on looufkz budget seeing none, public comment is closed. and commissioner crews. >> i'd like to make the motion that we reserve the full amount of 2 plus and to return the two 57 plus did i get that right. >> a motion from commissioner crews and seconded by by commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> next mr. chair did you take public comment. >> we the. >> the status on the cleanpowersf program and the proceedings of the california public utilities commission. >> barbara hale welcome. >> thank you barbara hale assistant general manag

san francisco county animal care picked up the little guy to keep him safe until they can find his owners. after the break we say goodbye to one of our own was brian's sign off from kron 4 news --with brian's >> vicki : this is the the tough part of our newscast tonight. saying goodbye to our weatherman - brian. he's laughing and we are all sad but he's happy we've been working together for nine years now. and you're moving on to bigger and better things - to the big apple. >> brian :it has been a wonderful way to spend my weekends nine years--my weekends for nine years going to be a producer for al roper >> vicki : but before we sign off, i want to point out that. as good as you are as a meteorologist - sports is not really your thing. but, fortunately for our viewers, humor is. take a look. >>:he said take exactly what the weatherman says and do exactly the opposite >> brian :excuse me i am insulted with that >> gary :the giants just went ahead who do you like,brian? >> brian :there is a lot of fog out there if you're up building a bridge but otherwise it is sunny out their i really sta

she's live tonight at the san francisco county jail. >> this is where will petrov was previously booked and released. however, in that instance it was sfpd who arrested peov but he was never charged. tonight, arrest warrants were awarded for petrov and a woman who is said to be his girlfriend. an fbi s.w.a.t. team demanding he come out. >> come to the front door. hands up. >> reporter: sources say multiple people including petrov and his girlfriend stay here. a woman wearing pajamas is also in handcuffed. >> overnight, neighbors say someone was shot outside the house. >> i didn't know any suspicious in ig was going on. >> it wasn't the first time fbi agents raid the home. abc 7 news released video of a raid. petrov wasn't on their radar, but when agents entered the home, he was inside. during that raid, he was arrested in connection with controlled substances and a firearm. but he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you're talking about, man. >> federal sources say the latest raid is independent of the overn

she's live tonight at the san francisco county jail. >> this is where will petrov was previously booked and released. however, in that instance it was sfpd who arrested peov but he was never charged. tonight, arrest warrants were awarded for petrov and a woman who is said to be his girlfriend. an fbi s.w.a.t. team demanding he come out. >> come to the front door. hands up. >> reporter: sources say multiple people including petrov and his girlfriend stay here. a woman wearing pajamas is also in handcuffed. >> overnight, neighbors say someone was shot outside the house. >> i didn't know any suspicious in ig was going on. >> it wasn't the first time fbi agents raid the home. abc 7 news released video of a raid. petrov wasn't on their radar, but when agents entered the home, he was inside. during that raid, he was arrested in connection with controlled substances and a firearm. but he was never charged. in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news wednesday, he said it wasn't him. >> i don't know what you're talking about, man. >> federal sources say the latest raid is independent of the overn

has been keep safe at the san francisco county animal care facility since sunday morning and is healthy and in good condition. shelter workers decided to set him up in a foster home until ponch can find a forever home. i bet he doesn't have trouble getting one of those >> brittney : the morning commute should be fine but we could see a few sprinkles it may rain in the south bay and parts of santa clara county >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow ♪[ music ] >>> murder on campus. the beautiful college student found slain. she was a brilliant dancer. and the manhunt for the man with the pink bike. then ivanka trump's first public appearance since giving birth. >> i have a 1-week-old son. >> as her fashion line suffers a major hit. >> plus, crowbar attack. the glass is indestructible, and real life road warriors. and can you tell what's wrong with this house. look, the garage. but the driveway is on the wrong side. >> who can make such a mistake? >> then who w

the san francisco county jail tells us stanislav petrov is no longer in custody. fbi agents arrest him yesterday when they raided a house. you can hear a woman screaming in cell phone video of the raid. [shouting] >> the raid took place in san sn francisco's visitation area, and this surveillance video showed him being beaten by deputies in a confrontation that followed a car chase that ended in san francisco. we'll follow all the new details on abc7~news at 6:00 and on the abc7~news app. you can download it for free. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> a brazen armed robbery inside an east bay bart station. the victim, 12-year-old boy. the child's mother is now demeans answers. cornellber part in is live in el cerrito with the story. >> reporter: luckily no wants hurt but the little boy had his wallet stolen at gunpoint yesterday inside inside the bart station. no suspect description to share but his mom wants to know where were the police? >> scared. traumatized. >> reporter: a few words the 12-year-old boy uses to describe a chilling armed robbery which happene

numbers are down in san francisco county. prices are pushing buyers out.'s an increase in contra costa county. i asked if this is any indication a housing bubble is about to burst. >> every time there's a flattening like this or any softening in the market. everyone wants the say this is the beginning of the end. it's hard to know that from any given episode. it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> reporter: this trend is not unusual. the inventory is still low. >> coming off of january, february, march. they tend to go down. around august, september they will start to g down again. the tud di finds 1.4% growth in median home prices. the smallest gain if years. homes are on the market a few weeks longer than usual. there's a reason for that. >> buyers are still wanting to get a bargain. when looking at prices they're not jumping on a house right away. >> reporter: how much are bay area homes going for? the median price, $643,000. >>> still ahead, too many trees and not enough money. how the problem in san francisco could end up costing property could e

of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> well, good morning, everyone good morning tutor joining us at san francisco city hall regardless of what team happy openly day with the giants (laughter) i would, of course, want to say thank you for all of you for coming together and talking u u talking about the clams we have and locality in the regional and nationally and we want to commend specificallycy thank you to secretary csa to he's been doing those myers weigh fortunate for him he's been here many times but to have the focus on the prosperity playbook and talk with all of us to see not only hear the fact problems but ideas we have to try to solve them i know as a mayor, i want to say thank you to all the fact mirrors mayors the room we don't have time for beater we're demanded to provides the answers we seek those answers every day of ever week i know the pressure is on me and you they have to have the answers no objection i appreciate with the secretary comes out and offering not just linking bus he's go

> reporter: seven overdoses have been reported in contra costa, alameda, santa clara, and san francisco counties since late march. no deaths have been linked to any of these cases. the dea says the fake tablets are likely made in china, smuggled into mexican drug cartels and into california. health officials believe the overdose cases are linked to the pills sold on the streets. >> it is the biggest problem we have in the region. to take the pills off the street and stop the people selling the pills that are hurting people. so, we are conducting a thorough investigation. >> reporter: and fentanyl can be deadly. at least ten people in the sacramento area have died from overdoses since march. >>> presidential candidate ted cruz picks his running mate and then barbara boxer goes off. tonight, just wait until you see the u.s. senator's barrage of insults. >> how did this brand new bart car end up in the sand? tonight, bart's unusual explanation. >> and tourists are snapping pictures. neighbors are fed up. tonight, why they say an old ransaked by police. the city of santa clar >> a big settlement for

students who are undocumented, low income, unrepresented students in san mateo, santa clara, and san francisco county give 30 in july 9th, and everyone's welcome to our recognition dinner. and it will be taken in palo alto in lucie stern community center. damian: that's july 9th? jimena: and that is in july 9th. and all community members are welcome so they can see what, you know, we're working on. and we work throughout the year to get donations from, you know, individuals, from corporations. and every single dollar counts that goes to someone's future. and me myself as being a latina and going to education while working hard full time, it's just been an honor to be now part of the foundation for about 6 months and helping get more, you know, fundings makes us very--you know, it's just a joy to work here and seeing more of my own kind and other ethnicities that are so low, you know, in a low income group graduate, you know? damian: no, that's good work. don catalino, that's 30 scholarships. does that mean you have to mow the lawns of 50 houses day, not 30? catalino: well, can you imagine how hard it

police say stole a scooter and other items from a san francisco make-a- wish office. 37-year-old and 26-year-old men are behind bars at the san francisco county jail for burglary and other charges. officers are still looking for a third suspect. over the weekend, security cameras were rolling as thieves swiped laptops, electronics and a scooter signed by giants outfielder hunter pence. mayor lee announced this morning that scooter has been recovered. >> this is on the minds of a lot of residents and small businesses and so i want to do my best both in the budget but also from the perspective of supporting the officers out there to do even more to prevent this from happening. >> the mayor teamed up with the giants to replace the ipads stolen from the charity. >>> new at 5:00 we'll see some hot temperatures tomorrow and as those temperatures rise, snakes are slithering into backyards across the bay area! >> kpix 5's don ford caught one a north bay snake expert who has some tips. >> reporter: sonoma county is beautiful this time of year. but you're not the only one enjoying the warm weather. [ rattle ] >> reporter: whoa! snakes are, too. >> ever

early voting begins on may 31st in the county, beginning even earlier may 9th in alameda, santa clara, san mateo and san francisco counties. >>> a bay area billionaire is launching a campaign to register millions of young people to vote. tom steyer will spend $25 million a year to rally millennials around environmental issues especially in swing states. the campaign won't endorse a candidate directly. >> what we're really trying to do is explain the issues, let them be energized by the differences, and make up their own minds. >> steyer's super pac nextgen climate action just launched an ad attacking cruz and trump for denying climate change. in california alobe, more than 7 million californians have not registered to vote. >>> the san jose sharks continue the quest for their first stanley cup tonight. >> yes. in the chase. this is a live picture from outside the sap center where fans are beginning to gather for a street lrally before the game. all wearing the teal. >> yes. the sharks are squaring off against the nashville predators in a second round playoff series. the sharks beat the rival los angeles kings in

. >> that here in san francisco we are not going to cooperate with immigration, period. >> surrounding by immigrant rights activists, san francisco county supervisors promised to strengthen the city's sanctuary city law. >> we want to prevent the law enforcement from being in the deportation business. >> supervisor john alves that would ban police and sheriffs deputies from contacting immigration officials about undocumented immigrants unless they've committed a violent felony within the past seven years. >> our public safety is founded on clear separation between local law enforcement and immigration enforcement. we know that public safety is clearly benefitted on trusting relationships between the community and law enforcement. >> the city came under fire for its sanctuary city status last year after a man with a deportation order was released from jail, then later arrested for killing a tourist on pier 14. sheriff vickie hennessy told supervisors she's not comfortable with such strict rules when it comes to contacting i.c.e. >> i agree with no detention, but a blanket policy of no notification is not consistent with my responsibility

to that vote, the friday before starbucks elected to withdraw all of their applications in san francisco countythey are currently electing to take pause and take a closer look at their long-term strategies for our county and for the time being that is off our plate. so i just wanted to share that update with the commission. >> yay! >> thank you. >> thank you. any public comment on police department. questions and comments? >> okay. moving on to our consent calendar so the items on our consent calendar have to do with the subcommittee. >> i will make a quick comment because i'm not going to talk about this specifically since they are consent items unless there are questions specifically in which case we have to move the item from consent. in general, these are two items that were projects that were described and discussed at length and they were both moved out with conditions. i think i included those for your review as well as the map and the project sponsor form to look at. i would encourage you if you have not gone to the rdr, they meet once a month and so you can see what they are looking at

. >> good morning and welcome to san francisco county transportation authority. i'm scott wiener the chair and we'll call the roll. >> item 1, roll call, commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, present. commissioner campos, present. commissioner cohen, present. commissioner farrell, absent. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner mar, absent. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner tang, absent. commissioner wiener, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum >> okay, i want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting todays meeting, leo [inaudible] and also colleagues supervisor farrell has asked to be excused in adivision supervisor kim is ill and unable to attend so can i have a motion to excuse commissioner farrell and commissioner kim? motion by commissioner cohen, seconded by commissioner compose and do wree need roll call on that or take that without objection. >> take without objection. item number 2 >> chairs report. this is a information item. >> colleagues we have two pieces of good news to share. first i like to congratulate cal trans and trans

morphine. >> reporter: 7 overdoses have been reported in contra costa, alameda, santa clara and san francisco counties since late march. no deaths have been linked to any of these cases. the dea says the fakes are made in china smuggled into mexico and california. health officials believe the overdose cases are linked to norco pills sold on the streets. >> it's the biggest priority we have in the region right now is to take these pills off the street and to stop the people that are selling these pills that are hurtling people. so we have to -- we are conducting a thorough investigation. >> authorities in the sacramento area have seen the damage fentanyl can do. at least 10 people in the region have dialed from overdoses since march. >>> spacex announced on twitter that they plan to send an unmanned spacecraft to mars as soon as 2018. in january, elon musk says he wants to send the first humans to mars sometime around 2025. nasa says they are behind it. if all goes as planned a modified version of the dragon spacecraft called red dragon would be sent to survey the terrain and collect soil samples from

san francisco county leads in employment growth. san francisco's employment jumped 5.7% to 573297 employees in 2014, an increase of nearly 31,000 workers. the number of employees in the information sector in san francisco is at 56684 workers. >>> prices at the pump have jumped by 8 cents in the last 3 weeks. the average right now in the golden state is $2.18 for regular gasoline. analysts say that the hike in part is due to crude oil prices going up. don't expect any relief. the trend is expected to continue with the higher-cost summer blend gas. >>> and making sure that tour buses don't take visitors on a dangerous ride. 20 people were injured in a crash by union square last november. now, an appropriations committee is looking into a proposal to force buses to be inspected more often. right now, only a sample bus from each fleet is investigated, making 70% unchecked. >>> you can see this police car was in rough shape after a issue extra. the white lexus that struck it also suffered damage. the driver probably rap a red light or a s

of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> we had somebody on muni that held up the transportation. okay, first item call the roll call. >> president edna james, present. vene yeah, here. commissioner itani and lieu and is excused. executive director maureenmic faden is present. >> we are going ask approval of the april 6 agenda with there following revisions: number 1 is that on the report after the directors report we will move to item 9 a. on the agenda and also, on the change on the b item 9 b we will change that to item d and on the 9 b and

same amount it effects the small business that is local, independently owns exclusively in san francisco county. i think within our county boundaries and we invited teddy in today to have a conversation about that we should have had months ago about how to funds something like this so we can find something that is universally accept to business understanding we have to throw a little into the pot. do we increase gross receipts tax or have a special assessment or tax? i don't know the answer but i know there is dialogue to be had rather than saying we'll make a kpigz and it will effect some business squz not others but that is okay because it isn't okay especially for a benefit that is shown to be funded in the country but every country where it exists is funding by employee dedeckzs accept in england where it is fundsed by the government but ges where the government gets the money? from taxes on citizens so in a rounds about way it isn't a pay roll deduction but income deduction. these things are general benefit squz they are collectively funded and here we have a situation that is not. i think

san francisco as officers chase down this chiwawa. as the california highway patrol officer following the dog. they caught the little guy and looking for his owner. he is with the san francisco county animal care. >>> here's kathy orr with a check on your radar. >> walk the pups next couple more thanes, we're looking at cool temperatures, warming up tomorrow. then a freeze put on tap this week. even though it's april. seems a little crazy. in olde city philadelphia, pleasant night. wind diminished. temperature 44. elsewhere cold in the poconos. 29 cold enough for snow. medical 35. trenton 39 degrees. we will be warming it up overnight. warmer temperatures with the front to our north, snow to the north as well, we stay on it mild side with showers moving through with this front. behind it much colder air will be moving in and this will be feeling much more like winter. and that happens tomorrow night and into tuesday. for now we'll see temperatures in the 30's, warming up, 7:00 a.m. temperature 50 in the city. 45 in pottstown 51 in south jersey. by 11:00 a.m., the 49 in the poconos, 61 in philadelphia. even eat lunch outdoors, rain showers will be moving in with the front. mainly in

. >> reporter: now, both of those suspects have been booked at the san francisco county jail. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear what the make-a-wish foundation had to say about this good news. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> the problems are not going away. another fight inside the santa clara county jail today. it forced a lockdown and renewed scrutiny into the jail conditions. robert handa reporting. another setback, what happened this time? >> reporter: a lot of scrutiny into the jail system and the blue ribbon jail commission has been holding public hearings and will present its findings next week which means any fight involving inmates including today's will be reviewed thoroughly even if jail officials consider it a rather typical occurrence. the brawl at the santa clara county main jail in san jose took place in this second floor medium security wing shortly before 8:30. unlike last month a capture of inmates released from cells for recreation time, the inmates in today's fight live together in an open dorm. >> they commingle 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. this year al

you'll see winds gusting and not too far away from at&t park right there san francisco county down the coast, some of the strongest winds. the great highway could get sand across it when the winds pick up through midnight tonight and blustery into monday as well. the cause of all the wind is an area of low pressure dropping down the coast that will strengthen and deepen on the other side of the sierra contributing to the gusty winds for about 24 hours and you look right there you can see 1:00 until midafternoon a glancing blow of a chance of a few showers going on by as an area of low pressure moves over the sierra. we'll see winds of 20 to 35 miles hour with gusts closer to 45 out near the coast and our temperatures today mostly in the 60s. mid to upper 60s around san jose. low 60s closer to san francisco. for the north bay temperatures in the upper 60s and maybe stray showers. santa rosa to napa and over to concord and fairfield this afternoon. tri-valley temperature upper 60s to low 70s. as this low moves in towards the sierra, air cold enough to support snow showers and a earn that

san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and countyf san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> good afternoon, everyone the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting of luvengs i'm supervisor malia cowen chair and to my right is supervisor wiener the vice chair and commissioner peskin our clerk is ms. andrea thank you. theks

san francisco county animal care picked up the little guy and they're keeping him safe until someone comes forward. here is the officer with the dog. >> i'm impressed that he made it over.>> on to the next story. major problems as olympic tickets are not selling. fears surrounding upcoming games. the mac all the loopholes have been removed. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>> is it illegal to ride bicycle with dual earphones?>> however, something many writers have little knowledge up.>> stop the presses. some san francisco bicycle is -- this was sent out. it did not work. where was i? i was asking this woman if she knew about the earbuds. >> you can't do that anymore. did you know that? >> why do you have me on camera? i had no idea. i'm from la. i never had a bike before. this is my first time.>> that what well. he had to come back to retrieve his lot. he has its own laws. >> then he said he thought bike riders can't wear earbuds or headphones it all. the fact is you can wear one, you just get with them both. even if you're not listening to anything. >>

you can see here through marin, napa and sonoma counties, that cold front begins to drop down. once it hits alameda, san franciscowe'll get stronger uplift. heavier downpours at 8:00 in the morning here through the central bay and then eventually the storm system hangs on by all accounts down through san jose and a little bit later than originally expect add the 10:00 in the morning and wet weather down to morgan hill as well. after we pass that, the chance of isolated thunderstorms through 1:30 in the afternoon and then we begin to slowly and gradually clear out by friday evening. rainfall totals haven't fluctuated too much from what we've been forecasting the past couple of days. as you'll see here, the south bay will be last on stop with the storm system. a lot of the heaviest moisture will be first in the north bay. you'll have higher tote lsa maybe half inch, .6 of an inch. from san francisco to livermore, .3 inches. .25 inches in san jose. cold air in place as well behind the cold front. enough moisture will be left that we'll get sierra snow. let's get a look at the late april snow totals. it's phenomenal

get 25% more trains into downtown san francisco every morning. >> downtown san francisco remains the core, and san francisco voters will pick up the tab, alameda county taxpayers and carson acosta and why shouldn't they be paying in san jose? >> they never joined the bart district. but with the santa clara station, we made a deal with them. and they pay for the entire extension in the construction, and they will pay for the operation of the extension. and they had to put the money into the capacity improvements to make the extension work. we are in the process of purchasing railcars, and santa clara county was the first to pay for the railcars, and they bought the 60 that they needed for the first phase of extension, but we did not cut that deal for the san mateo county. in most of their structure is new, built in the past 15 years, the we need to get them to pay their fair share.>> i cannot get over how much development and the building going on, from the bay point all the way to you name the station and it's going up. any thought to making them charge and pay the fee? >> yes, and looking at the other cities, and as we do the impact these, some of t

but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san

. >> that's to what department in the city and county of san francisco. >> back to the general fund weon't control how they use it. >> to the clerk of the board or the city and county. >> i'm not sure within their process i think that is city and county though i know our budget goes through the clerk of the board but the money from the general fund. >> thank you for those i think lafco didn't help the general fund of the city and county of san francisco there's evidence we do okay we can open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on looufkz budget seeing none, public comment is closed. and commissioner crews. >> i'd like to make the motion that we reserve the full amount of 2 plus and to return the two 57 plus did i get that right. >> a motion from commissioner crews and seconded by by commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> next mr. chair did you take public comment. >> we the. >> the status on the cleanpowersf program and the proceedings of the california public utilities commission. >> barbara hale welcome. >> thank you barbara hale assistant general manager

as for the two suspects who were arrested they have been booked at the san francisco county jail. live in san francisco, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> very glad to hear they have that scooter back. >>> if 880 near the coliseum exit resembles a parking lot right now it's for a good reason. a lot going on out there. live right now to oracle anrena and oakland coliseum. the a's play in about an hour. the warriors tip off about 30 minutes later. if you plan on heading over, be patient or find another method to get there other than driving your own car. the warriors have a chance at history tonight. if they beat the timberwolves they would join michael jordan's chicago bulls as the only team to win 70 games in a season. nbc bay area's collin resch is talking to the players. he will join us later in the newscast. >>> as the doctor was examining him the doctor saw some aluminum in the mouth. >> it's an odd one. a man who led police on a chase gets more than just time in jail. it's what he swallowed that also sent him to the operating room as well. >>> also honoring a legendary rock

san francisco. >> it comes back to the fundamentals of supply and demand. california's economy is healthy and growing close to three percent is the forecast. and the bay area, you know, san mateo and san francisco counties. 4% or greater and while we have heard rumors and inklings after slow down in silicon valley, we are not seeing it. >> we are out pacing california. san mateo and san francisco. >> yes. >> and condos. >> sales are down by five percent and prices steady. average price 1.2 million or so. so again it is a slight decrease and it is not because people don't want to buy it is because they don't want to buy. >> down from this time last year. >> yes. >> the numbers i saw worse than condos. >> the single valley homes have continued on this and just incredible upward trajectory of price and the number sold is fewer. down about 17%. and prices, you know, up year to date. 8% and we are seeing -- we are not seeing last year's 20 percent appreciation but strong single digit growth is what you would expect. we have slowed down. >> there is two pages. you have the houses that are available but way too expensive. but with the growth, happening in the jobs sector, there is not enough new homes being bu

hernandez has more. >> that here in san francisco we are not going to cooperate with immigration, period. >> reporter: surrounded by immigrant rights activists, san francisco county supervisors promised to strengthen the city's sanctuary city law. >> the law enforcing the deportation business. >> reporter: john afflalo says offer legislation that would ban from contacting immigration officials about undocumented immigrants unless they've committed a violent felony within the past seven years. >> public safety a founded on clear separation between local law enforcement and immigration enforcement. we also know that public safety has benefitted on trusting relationships between the community and law enforcement. >> reporter: the city came under fire for its sanctuary city status last year after a man with a deportation order was released from jail, then later arrested for killing a tourist on pier 14. sheriff vicki hennessey told supervisors today she's not comfortable with such strict rules when it comes to contacting i.c.e. >> it's not consistent with my responsibility to provide public safety. >> reporter: jodie hernandez nbc bay area news. >>> chp motorcycle of

to that vote, the friday before starbucks elected to withdraw all of their applications in san francisco countyurrently electing to take pause and take a closer look at their long-term strategies for our county and for the time being that is off our plate. so i just wanted to share that update with the commission. >> yay! >> thank you. >> thank you. any public comment on police department. questions and comments? >> okay. moving on to our consent calendar so the items on our consent calendar have to do with the subcommittee. >> i will make a quick comment because i'm not going to talk about this specifically since they are consent items unless there are questions specifically in which case we have to move the item from consent. in general, these are two items that were projects that were described and discussed at length and they were both moved out with conditions. i think i included those for your review as well as the map and the project sponsor form to look at. i would encourage you if you have not gone to the rdr, they meet once a month and so you can see what they are looking at prior to

numbers are also down in san francisco county but sales increased in contra costa county from march of last year to this year. astronomical home prices in the city have pushed people out of san francisco. the study also finds the median home price dipping. i spoke with an assistant professor the real estate at uc berkeley and asked him if this is an indication a housing bubble is about to burst. >> every time there's kind of a flattening like this or any softening in the market everybody wants to say, maybe this is the beginning of the end. it's hard to know that, but it doesn't really seem like that at this point. >> reporter: professor palmer did tell me this might be a good sign for people looking to buy if the trend continues. a realtor i spoke to told me that will not happen. she says home sales go way up in the spring and summer months. reporting live in berkeley, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a state lawmaker is looking to relieve some of california's tax burden. republican senator ted gaines is proposing a package of so-called tax relief bill. it includes creasing the depe

numbers are also down in san francisco county. where sky-high prices are pushing buyers out. there's an increase in contra costa county. i asked assistant professor at uc berkeley if this is any indication a housing bubble is about to burst. >> every time there's a flatting like this, or any kind of soft ing in the market, people think this is the beginning of the end. it's hard to know that. it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> reporter: eileen erickson said this is not unusual. >> coming off january, february, march. they tend to go down a little bit. they come up in the spring. around august, september, they'll start to go down again. it's cyclical. >> reporter: the study also finds 1.4% growth in median home prices, the smallest gain in years. homes are on the market a few weeks longer than usual. erickson said there's a reason for that. >> buyers still want to get a bargain. when they're looking at prices, they're not jumping on a house right away. >> reporter: how much bay area homes going for these days? the median price last month, $643,000. in berkeley, alyssa

homeless people in the city and county of san francisco are suffering. the residents of city and county of san francisco including residents of my district, district 9, are bearing the bureaued, the brunt of this crisis. we believe that we have reached a state of emergency in the city around the issue of homelessness. and today, i'm introducing an ordinance that calls and outlines a time line for opening of additional navigational centers. this legislation takes the next step. of the ordinance that i'm introducing requires that the executive branch of this government build six additional navigation centers within the next 12 months. the first three of these centers must be built within the next four months. and i want to thank supervisors avalos and mar for their co-sponsorship of this item. as many of you know the navigation center that first opened and the only center that remains open in the city was opened by my office working with the hope office and the mayor's office in march of last year. that navigation center has been a success and a model for a

to that vote, the friday before starbucks elected to withdraw all of their applications in san francisco county. they are currently electing to take pause and take a closer look at their long-term strategies for our county and for the time being that is off our plate. so i just wanted to share that update with the commission. >> yay! >> thank you. >> thank you. any public comment on police department. questions and comments? >> okay. moving on to our consent calendar so the items on our consent calendar have to do with the subcommittee. >> i will make a quick comment because i'm not going to talk about this specifically since they are consent items unless there are questions specifically in which case we have to move the item from consent. in general, these are two items that were projects that were described and discussed at length and they were both moved out with conditions. i think i included those for your review as well as the map and the project sponsor form to look at. i would encourage you if you have not gone to the rdr, they meet once a month and so you can see what they are looking

numbers are also down in san francisco county where sky high prices are pushing buyers out. there's an increase in contra costa county. i asked christopher palmer, assistant professor of real estate, if this is any case a housing bubble is about to burst. >> anytime there's a flattening or softening, people wants to say this is the beginning of the send and it's really hard to know that but it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> the realtor said that is not unusual. the inventory is low. >> coming up january, february, march they tend to go down. they come up in the spring and around august, september they will starting to down again. it's typical. >> the study also finds 1.4% growth in median home prices, the smallest gain in years. homes are on the market a new weeks longer than usual. he said there's a reason for that. >> buyers are wanting to still get a bargain. when they are look at price these aren't jumping on a price right away. >> how much are moments going for these days? the median price last month $643,000. in berkeley, alyssa harrington. abc7 news. >> a mot

numbers are also down in san francisco county where sky high prices are pushing buyers out. there's an increase in contra costa county. i asked christopher palmer, assistant professor of real estate, if this is any case a housing bubble is about to burst. >> anytime there's a flattening or softening, people wants to say this is the beginning of the send and it's really hard to know that, but it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> the realtor said that is not unusual. the inventory is low. >> coming up january, february, march they tend to go down. they come up in the spring and around august, september they will starting to down again. it's typical. >> the study also finds 1.4% growth in median home prices, the smallest gain in years. homes are on the market a new -- few weeks longer than usual. he said there's a reason for that. >> buyers are wanting to still get a bargain. when they are looking at prices these aren't jumping on a price right away. >> how much are moments going for these days? the median price last month $643,000. in berkeley, alyssa harrington. abc7 ne