we're live tonight at san francisco general hospital where the victims were taken. tomas? reporter: the six-year-old girl died here at san francisco general hospital after being brought here by paramedics. the two other adult female victims are hospitalized here and the police are not releasing names of victims out of respect for the families. >> the little girl died. oh, my god. >> he just learned a six-year-old girl was hit by a minimum minimum -- minivan tied. it happened as children were leaving a religion class. >> two mothers were victims. they were lying dish saw them lying one on the grass and one on the pavement, and then the -- i saw the seven-year-old kid, she was in shock. >> the last time he saw she child, she was breathing. she died here at san francisco general hospital, where the other two female victims were brought. one of the women is the mother of the six-year-old. what brought the tragedy closer to the reyes family is their child knew the little girl. >> the girl under the van, it was my son's classmate. reporter: paisher ins were shocked and saddened b

we're live tonight at san francisco general hospital where the victims were taken. tomas? reporter: the six-year-old girl died here at san francisco general hospital after being brought here by paramedics. the two other adult female victims are hospitalized here and the police are not releasing names of victims out of respect for the families. >> the little girl died. oh, my god. >> he just learned a six-year-old girl was hit by a minimum minimum -- minivan tied. it happened as children were leaving a religion class. >> two mothers were victims. they were lying dish saw them lying one on the grass and one on the pavement, and then the -- i saw the seven-year-old kid, she was in shock. >> the last time he saw she child, she was breathing. she died here at san francisco general hospital, where the other two female victims were brought. one of the women is the mother of the six-year-old. what brought the tragedy closer to the reyes family is their child knew the little girl. >> the girl under the van, it was my son's classmate. reporter: paisher ins were shocked and saddened b

billion dollars, almost fully funded now and with the tallest tower in san francisco on the west coast now approved. san francisco general hospital rebuild, an extremely important project for the city, we've spent a lot of time on this, 887 million dollars, 284 acute care beds and it triples the size of the emergency ward and department. of course mta's central subway, very important to get the dual elevator access into each of the stations which we also did in the transbay terminal project. that's 1.6 billion dollars. recreation and parks department, we have had them come through with their bond programs plus we've seen many of their individual projects. over 200 projects have been produced by this program, which is approximately 315 million dollars. the san francisco public library project, its bond is approximately 196 million dollars and 29 projects. we have had many of these projects such as north beach library come in front of the council through this committee. san francisco airport terminal b, which was 383 million dollars and probably our -- the best thinking the city has done about toilets and unisex, family to

many of officers recognize are not first generation san francisco police officers. ur of the six are not first generation san francisco police officers. can i get the other generation of police officers that gave us these police officers to stand up and be recognized. [applause] >> talk about raising your kids right. another recognition i want to make is we are going to experience in the next 30 days of record exit of police officers, especially commissioned officers due to the sun setting of the retirement program. many of the people that are going out red nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service by getting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command staff and commission will be available for pictures. family and kids for sure. if you ca

. >> and an event that san francisco general hospital today that is more than just a .ooking class.hat that h> sky 7 hd was overhead after a car that crashed into a safeway store in san francisco marina district was being cleared away. witnesses say the driver of the black jaguar was leaving the parking space when he accidentally hit the wrong pedal ramming the side of the shopping cart area. kahn see the air bag went off so the impact was somewhat significant. the driver suffered minor injuries. no one else was hurt. >> in san rafael police searching for man and woman involved in a snatch and grab robbery at jewelry store. now they relesioned surveillance video of the crime. it happened inside gold rush jewelers which is on fourth street again in san rafael. you can see the thief looking at pair of watches. run out the door with one would have them. clerk tries to chase him down but gets away with the merchandise. according to witnesses the thief jumped. >> a gold toyota camry with woman behind the wheel and took off. >>> missing petaluma teenager has been found by police in

coming up next, an event at san francisco general hospital this morning just a cooking class. the celebrity chef shows how you can make healthy living a priority for your family. let's take a look at north -- what sandy is doing. this is the outer edges of sandy. lisa argen is going to tell us more about it in a little bit. this is at atlantic city, new jersey. right now the eye is off south carolina. it's quite a ways away but it's impact beginning to be felt up there. we will tell you about whether it's going to be a convergence of storms and what might happen next. coming up in a little bit. >>> a local celebrity chef is part of san francisco general hospital's chronic diseases. it looked like a cooking show yesterday. jonathan bloom has the story. >> add to that some chopped celery. >> she's been featured in movies, tv and magazines. but today chef tracy is cooking before a live audience at a hospital. >> put the scallions in there. >> the toughest question in her restaurant may be which wine to pair with dinner, the crowd here is look for answers to a different dilemma. >

coming up next, an event at san francisco general hospital is morning just a cooking class. the celebrity chef shows how you can make healthy living a priority for your family. let's take a look at north carolina beach. not a lot of action there right now, but hurricane sandy passing up there. the threat, of course of course is not so much the hurricane sandy, it's what hurricane sandy is going to run into when it gets up toward delaware. more from lisa argen on that and [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> welcome back. wow, take a look at the water as we look out from our emeryville camera toward the bay bridge in san francisco. just like a mirror. just reflecting beau

>> san francisco general hospital pulled away ribbon on this newly donated demonstration kitchen. because now, every thursday afternoon, the hospital will open its doors to the community and turn its attention from treating diseases to preventing them. >> diseases like diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease. the list goes on. in large part can be prevented if w.a healthy diet. >> inside of the brown rice is white whis ris. >> there is emphasis on avoiding processed foods. >> sits an organic chicken that is a just a lot better for you than something you're going buy in the frozen food department. >> some produce for cooking demonstrations about as fresh as you can get. grown here in this garden on the third floor roof. and now packaged with inspiration. >> they can buy food that is affordable for the families and they can feed them healthy alternatives to food food and products making americans eeb ease. -- obese. >> good. >> and michael finney is next with a question you may want to consider. >> yes. here it s can you trust an insurance company to sponsor a ballot measure >>> sho

it was members of the san francisco board of supervisors who came to ask them to open san francisco general hospital, which they did. they ran it for four years until a very familiar thing happened, and that was the county board of supervisors had a dispute about how to pay health care bills. the sisters said we've had enough of that and went on to create st. mary's hospital. as you can see, very familiar with how the city works. even then, over 150 years. it is an important issue. we're glad to be able to provide it. we're glad to be able to be here and to recognize some super creative people and the super creative programs. the committee which reviewed folks and review projects had a tough time picking who should be chosen and who should be recognized. the list is fantastic. spur, of course, has worked for years and sponsor of this good government awards for a long time to make sure that the folks that work so hard that do not get recognized every day -- you do get recognized. firstly, from the business community, i want to say how proud we are to have you and how proud we are for the wor

san francisco neighborhood signed by president berk vits, the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods comprised of 48 neighborhood organizations represent thousands of the city's residents, the general plans guidelines for the san francisco shore line are explicit, they state if a facility doesn't need to be on the shore line, then it should be located elsewhere, and this was the resolution that was passed at their monthly meeting two days ago, whereas the san francisco general plan states "the shore line is our most important natural resource whereas the general plan mandates that facilities by which their nature don't need to be sited on the shore line, should not be sited on the shore line". whereas 77 years, the california statutes forbidding commercial leases on the marina green have been respected by previous rec and park commissions and other governmental bodies, whereas the paoed yat neighbors across the street from the marina graoep were not notified by rpd staff of the proposed change of use of the degaussing station from a former military use to a public use as a commercial restaurant and takeout food use, therefore be it resolved that coalition for san francisco neighbor

i just retired after 18 years of working as social worker in the emergency room at san francisco generalnt many working hours trying to help domestic violence victims including getting some of them into places like la casa shelter. but our members, after long discussion, made it very clear that we feel that the mayor has been using this charter section in an unprecedented way to attempt to remove a more progressive elected official from office. and so our members are asking you to vote to reinstate him. in my training, which was given to me, and many of my coworkers around domestic violence training, were taught that you first take into consideration what the victim wants. we're appalled that that has not happened, that the wishes of eliana in this case have been ignored. please reinstate ross mirkarimi as our elected sheriff. thank you. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, president chiu, supervisors. my name is maria gee ann. and it's worth repeating, theyf& punishment doesn't fit the crime. it is clear that ross, hisii?q e eliana, and their child, theo, have be

san francisco and a licensed social worker in the state of california. between 1992 and 2003, i work for its jail medical service department of public health at 850 brian at san francisco generaldying inmates. all other sheriff michael hennessy. i'm respectfully asking you to reinstate ross mirkarimi as san francisco sheriff, to continue 32 years of rehabilitative programs initiated by sheriff hennessy, focusing on --mvfl redemption through education, mental treatment, diminution resid keeping the department of public health as the sole provider of medical service to9táÑ the incarcerated. rather than contracting them out to -- with knownt9"$ records of prisoners death and abuse, these services are('azÑ now at risk of being totallyn dimúkf totally . he reassured voters3$h/ that prisoner redemption shall remain the priority in city jails. >> president chiu: thank you. >> name is collette brown. i wanted to show justw4ju like e lady said about why we need our sheriff. and -- a death because of old age or sicknessmwó]. it is quite another to experience[d(ç the sudden violt death of a lovedmibÃone0pr=7é0. (shots being fired) since 2004 san francisco has experienced a an unpr

san francisco. that is where a shooting of the south of market district leaves a man in critical condition. ktvu tara moriarty is live at san francisco general hospital. you know what happened also there is a police search for a suspect. tara. >> reporter: that is right. and when we first arrived here at san francisco general hospital we noticed a bunch of the victims friends standing outside waiting to hear word about his condition. would you know he's in critical and his friend drove him here. we understand that he was shot in the face as well as twice in the side. now the friend that drove him here that car was parked in the emergency drop off for more than two hours and then police just had that vehicle towed for evidence. that is because doctors found two types of bullets in the victims pocket. so they are investigating whether he was one of the shooters this morning. it all unfolded south of market street son sixth and stevenson about 20 minutes to 2:00 this morning. police believe there was a shootout. we don't know how many casings were found but two different types of them were discovered at the scene. one matching the bullet found

the suspect was transported to san francisco general hospital and later succumbed to his gunshot wounds. in the bank robbery suspect in this incident displayed an outrageous lack of concern for life, public safety, and property for what the course of the criminal rampage that began in irvine, california. he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even when faced with serious bodily injury or death, these officers remain steadfast and determined to protect not only themselves and one another, but the public at large from the disregard of the fleeing fug

the victims friend drove him to san francisco general hospital in his blue ford escape. the car was seized as evidence. we unction the victim has under gone surgery. he's listed in critical condition. shot both in the face and twice in the side. now at this point we don't have a motive for the shooting we have learned the suspect drove off in a teal colored ford explorer. again teal colored ford explorer. if you have any information about this shooting, you are urged to contact the san francisco police department. live from the hall of justice i'm tara moriarty. >>> time now 6:35. later today a competency hear willing be held for a former bay area child psychiatrist who allegedly faked having dementia to avoid prosecution for child molestation. 80-year-old william heir is accused of molesting six patients back in the 1980s. he avoided going to trial because he claimed he was mentally ill. earlier this year doctors may have revealed he faked his illness. if the judge finds out he is mentally competent molestation charges may be reinstated and may go on trial. >>> south ba

[cheering and applauding] >> susan is a premiere doctor in our community, in our san francisco general hospital focused on hiv and aids. ands as importantly and sometimes even more, her importance of being a researcher in the area of hiv and aids and is a renowned world leader in this area. by the way, we have many of you who are, well, world renowned researchers also in the midst of all of us. i'm the principal investigator on this project and that means that i'm supposed to be in charge of making sure it happens. so, we're 70% done and you're seeing one of the major parts of it today. and i want to introduce susan so we can get the show on the road. so, thank you so much. (applause) >> well, i want to welcome you all here today for the launch of our state offices aids renovation project otherwise known as soar. and i'm susan buck binder. i'm speaking on behalf of the entire aids office. we are fortunate to be a world class research organization housed within the health department which is pretty much unique globally. we have three amazing sections that we work with. the first is the

san francisco south of market neighborhood. ktvu channel 2 news tara moriarty is there at san francisco general hospital with the latest on the victimsch for a suspect. tara. >> reporter: the victim's friend drove him here after he was shot. we understand he is in critical

san francisco's mission district. police found the 17-year-old girl on the corner of 21st and valencia streets just after 7:00 tonight. she was taken to san francisco generalpital haver being stabbed several -- after being stabbed several times in her torso. they are looking for her attacker. >>> they are trying to stop an arsonist in the south bay. at least eight fires were started in the past couple weeks asound downing avenue. lisa amin gulezian is live from the most recent deliberately set fire. lisa? >> reporter: dan, all of the fires are in this alley behind me. the first was in this dumpster 12 days ago. and then last night around 7:30, someone set fire to this bush. >> it was dark so you could see the embers flying. >> reporter: this is cell phone video of the most recent fire in an alley. there have been at least seven other fires here since september 26th. >> it is very stressful. in the last few weeks, it is just -- it is happening so often. >> reporter: too often for anyone's comfort who lives on this street. the back of their homes are on this alley this. is where they park their cars and throw out their trash, and this is exactly where an ars

san francisco's mission district. police found the 17-year-old girl on the corner of 21st and valencia streets just after 7:00 tonight. she was taken to san francisco generalpital haver being stabbed several -- after being stabbed several times in her torso. they are looking for her attacker. >>> they are trying to stop an arsonist in the south bay. at least eight fires were started in the past couple weeks asound downing avenue. lisa an gulezian isi fromhe mt recent delirateet fire li? >> repter: d, l ofhe fires arin th alley behind me. the first was in this dumpster 12 days ago. and then last night around 7:30, someone set fire to this bush. >> it was dark so you could see the embers flying >> repter:his is cel one deo of tmoecen fire an alley. there have been at least seven other fires here since september 26th. >> it is very stressful. in the last few weeks, it is just -- it is happening so often. >> reporter: too often for anyone's comfort who lives on this street. the back of their homes are on this alley this. is where they park their cars and throw out their trash, and this is exactly where an arsonist is striking over and over again. mostly in the

. >> i'm lynn wilder, i'm the emergency management coordinate roar at san francisco general trauma center and i'm also representing the san francisco council of emergency partnership which is the group of emergency management coordinators from each of the hospitals throughout san francisco who mead regularly with dph and dem to plan and prepare for our medical response. >> as rob mentioned earlier, one of the primary reasons for the medical exchange is to get an understanding of the capabilities, what can the military bring and what are some of the challenges that we as civilians are going to face when we have this large number of casualties. so what i'd like to hear from our civilian panelists is what were some of our observations about the capabilities the military demonstrated down at moffatt >> i think one of the challenges the city faces in a big medical surge event is if patients have to be evacuated and the bridges were out and how would we do that? yesterday we saw a wide range of patient movement vehicles, basically, and it was great to see all those resources and be aware of the

than our public health department who has the best trauma center in the bay area in san francisco through our general hospital to then be with me yesterday and understand how an emergency surgical pop-up tent can be created in less than one hour on the beach of san francisco. and to know and to look these people in the eye, the people from the u.s. navy that put up these tents and set up the gurnies and understand they can treat 50 people at a time, 20 percent in absolutely critical condition, and have a 99 percent recovery rate for everyone who goes through that, no matter what their wounds might be. this is what we practice, this is what i gained from the exercise yesterday and of course i join the core russ of people who saw the amphibious hover deliver its ability on the beach to look at the clock and see how fast it did, to see the unveiling of those logistics on hand with the people involved. these are the practices now as our public wants it know more and more what are we doing to prepare beyond the table top exercises? we are practicing these very vital practices, these things that will reall