san francisco campaign. and the art piece and five others will be auctioned off to benefit san francisco general hospital and the trauma center. >> to me this means everyone is different. and there is similarities. >> eight of the hearts will be unveiled next month and this is raising a bill milin dollars every year. >> tiger is back roaring through opening day at pga season. >> larry beil is next with highlights for us. [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general mills big g kid cereals, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. now with more whole grain than any other ingredient. >>> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then... first pictures of the incident and what the expected gunman said in court today. >> then at 11:00 u.s. figure skating championships return to san jose. opening celebration and

. >> a young man is in critical condition at san francisco general hospital this morning after being shot several times. it happened yesterday morning in visitacion valley. a man was found lying in the street at sunnyvale avenue. investigators have not released any information about a suspect. >> 9 catholic church is challenging the federal government over some 6,000 deportations in the bay area. hundreds of people went to st. mary's cathedral protesting the arrest. made under a federal program. it requires law enforcement officers to share information about the people they arrest with the federal government. the goal is to deport criminals who are here illegally. >> we need to stand by but here in the city but we need a national policy. in the meantime, we have to take our own destiny in our own hands and realize this is a problem will that will not go away. >> church and supporters want the governor and pamela harris. they point out illinois and washington are among several states that have already adopted reforms. >> coming up next, battle for florida continues. a deadly crash aft

. >> the campaign raises about $1 million for san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> prettyool. >> amazing. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. >> from all of us here, thanks

freeway of the only has not been identifieded is in serious, but stable condition at san francisco general hospital. the bus was reported stolen by 5:00 equal. a short time later it was spotted by two officers in a squad car. they carbohydrate it for several miles and say after trying to run him off the freeway the driver returned to the muni yards and ran into the darkaned area. homicide investigators say officer steven glickman chased him and fired when the youth made may gesture like he was pull a gun from his jacket. he did not know that the youth was 14 and that the shooting was justified under the circumstances of a check of records dis close the boy was arrested six tiles in past two years for the theft of buss or other muni property. muni security officials say it's an old problem, buses can't be locked and no keys needed to start them. >> i don't think there is a mass transit bus in the united states that can be locked with an ignition key. they are started by pushing a button that is located on the dash. >> it's not quite that simple, but people have figured out how to start and drive the

san francisco, the voters, the citizens, have recognized the importance of capital improvements and have supported four general obligation bonds since 2008. they total about $1.7 billion. a lot of that is the san francisco general hospital rebuild, which is not coming before you today, but it also includes the other three bonds, the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, or we're asking for sale of about $73 million, the earthquake safety and emergency response on, $183 million there, their second issuance, and the first issuance of the roadway safety, wrote resurfacing in streets of the bond measure, which is for $74 million, just passed in november. >> do you want to put the presentation on the overhead? it should be coming through. there it is. thank you. you have got the numbers there. i mean, the other important aspect about this is that the city has a lot of capital needs. we are an older city. we are aware of that. we have seismic concerns. the $331 million in total really moves us forward. you'll see as we go through it, are you if you have read the report, you'll see that we're doing significant and important work. it also has a local economic stimulus effect, which we know is especially important in these eco

by comparison, san francisco general hospital, has a goal of 7%. i'm not attacking the city here, ok. so -- and i personally respect and ask that you to move this project forward so enable us to hire more people and especially san francisco local residents. thank you. good night. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> president chiu, supervisors, al norman, bayview merchant, 25-year mechanical contractor from the bayview. and the only reason i'm here tonight is to support that gentleman that just came before you and supporting him in what he wants do with cpmc because my dealing with cpmc is a definite indication that they don't want no black folks on this project. we're talking about different agreements, development and so forth, but you you don't know that none of this work they're doing is going to be put out for a competitive bid nor is it subject to -- i had to deal with mr. lamb to deal with his 14% or whatever but i guess i'm not the right color because they don't want me but i want to come before you this evening and let you know that

a dedicated man who died under mysterious circumstances in 1999 as a city employee at san francisco general hospitalked side-by-side with this man. in my opinion, the city has actively delayed any discussion of his case. the man's name is joe. joseph molleston. this is the year of the dragon. i am a dragon.

they are having those conversations, and san francisco general hospital as part of the council to discuss how we are going to do that. i am being approached to look at how we are going to move closer together. president chiu: if this anisn't addressed in public comment, i would like to look at that. supervisor kim: the are many questions on charity care i had as well, and the feel like most of the questions were predominantly already asked, but specifically to the tenderloin, and you anticipate them setting up competing services in the neighborhood? the you perceive that they will work with existing medical institutions? >> this is one of the discussions we have had, the importance of partnering with another organization. there is a demand ahead of him and the cisco households as a result of the development. is not current from the -- >> thank you, supervisor kim, for that question. our conversation regarding the housing package was based upon the existing regulatory framework imposed by the special use district and also by section 415 a, planning inclusion marry a zoning ordinance. based

you know the san francisco general hospital rebuild it is one of the most important projects the cityas ever undertaken. as you recall back in 2008, the voters voted hysterically leave largest general obligation bond project in our history. that project -- this project was required by state seismic laws that we must replace our hospital and it must be seismically safe. you see behind me the team of people who have been assembled and have been working together for the last two and a half years. a few were working together even before the 2008 passage to ensure this was engineer properly. we learned from the past if we did not invest in the engineering assets of this, we would be surprised. so, our general hospital staff, the public works and engineers, to adequately designed this. is amazing. we have design in this hospital. the project is going to love golf what they call -- is going to evolve what they call bayside meters. in case this building suffers a seismic event, it will be able to move with the building and absorb all the shock. this is exactly what the state has approved in o

a dedicated man who died under mysterious circumstances in 1999 as a city employee at san francisco general hospitalked side-by-side with this man. in my opinion, the city has actively delayed any discussion of his case. the man's name is joe. joseph molleston. this is the year of the dragon. i am a dragon. i will not tolerate any more delays in any discussion. i hope it will be discussed at next week's or this week's government audit and oversight committee hearing. i would like to issue a warning that i expect that committee to do its job like it has been done in the past. i for one am not going to tolerate any committee like it has been handled in the past. the previous speakers intimated that there was some sort of problem with the residency of the supervisors. i would like to say, for the public, there is one supervisor that needs to clarify his residency. it is a simple yes or no answer. that supervisor needs to come clean, yes or no. , on. you did it for daly. let us do it for this person. president chiu: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak in general public comment? >

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billion dollars worth of services located between 3 service delivery centers, one is the san francisco general hospital, the other is a good hospital, and the other is a wide variety of community programs -- the other is laguna hospital, and the other is a wide variety of community programs. in the department of public health, which is now under the leadership of garcia, we have really embraced integrated care. the care needs to be duly coordinated so that the mind and body and other needs are the best for the clients. and the service delivery and public health. this also includes collaboration with other city departments. in all of our efforts, we have collaborated with the adult probation office, we have cooperated with the adult aging services, human services agencies, and a whole variety of initiatives. within in particular behavioral health, mental health and services, it has a budget of about $200 million, $300 million, and it is mental health and substance abuse treatment across several modalities, ranging from outpatient clinics to residential treatment programs, transitional residential, to ac

this includes our very own san francisco general hospital, on their way to meeting stringent seismic safety standards, and from a health perspective, this hospital building package, together with a proposed provisions which you will hear about today, and it is one that we believe will contribute to the city's most vulnerable population, and we did agree that the hospital propose over 500 beds and 80 beds at st. luke's that must operate as cohesive and coordinated systems to give patients access to the care that they need on the campus where it is best provided to help beat san francisco's health care needs. in 2008, the blue-ribbon panel on the future of st. luke's was established to advise on planning efforts for the campus at st. luke's. the blue-ribbon panel was charged to create a viable plan for acute care hospitals and outpatient services on the st. luke's campus. the panel comprised of 31 members of the community, which held 10 meetings and two public forums over five months. their work resulted in the blue ribbon panel report on the future of st. luke's hospital and included 1

crews then rushed him to san francisco general hospital.here is no update at this point on his condition. >>> police in nevado are searching for whoever started as many as 20 fires overnight. the fires broke out over a six-hour period from about 9:00 last night to 3:00 this morning. one was a brush fire but one was in a dumpster. one of the fires was in the seascape village area, but no damage. on investigation is under way. >> we're looking at arson fires, and we have a pretty good idea these are juveniles. we don't know for sure, but that's the direction we're leaning. we have an investigation in progress. >> there are no reports of any injuries. >>> in mountain view, one woman is celebrating big time tonight. she told nbc bay area she just won a million dollars from a scratch-off lottery ticket. we are only using her first name to protect her identity at this point. emily says she always buys a couple tickets every payday. on friday she splurged and bought herself four $10 tickets. on the last ticket, she said she hit the jackpot. >> i h

he did have stab wounds and was taken to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced dead. crime scene investigators and homicide investigators were combing the area looking for clues. they are also asking for the public's health. they say they do not have any identification of for a potential suspect but they are looking for the public's help. obviously it is a developing story. >>darya: standards as the police are investigating a homicide. a missing 14 year- old hayward girl. this hayward girl is missing. that is her photo. she was last seen tuesday morning. her name is darlene. her parents last saw her at 7:00 a.m.. family members believe that she took a taxi to the hayward bart stations ahead to oakland. her last contact with a friend was at 10:30 a.m. that morning. she is 5 ft. 4 in., 100 lbs., curly black here with an olive complexion. she was wearing black pants and a blue sweatshirt. she suffers from a social anxiety disorder in and it may need medical assistance. >>mark: a cold start today and it may be rain on the horizon. james fletcher has more. >>james: next we

paramedics took him to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced dead. we checked with the coroner and learned his identity has not been released. the police department is urging anyone with information to call them. >>> residents of several marine county cities are on edge after rash of home burglaries. the sheriff's department says a recent surge. last week a 90-year-old man exchanged gunfire. thieves hit a quiet neighborhood making off with jewelry, laptops and ipods. one victim said detectives told her they have a short list of suspects, flyers that neighborhood watch e-mails. >>> high school in liver moore took steps to help students cope with the arrest of one teacher on charges of having sex with a teenage boy. detectives arrested 40-year-old marie johnson. she faces 24 counts of having oral sex and intercourse with the 14-year-old student. today the school district provided a crisis team to support staff and students at granada high school. johnson is being held on $1.85 million bail. she's due in court tomorrow. >>> the university of california

hospitalized. alcohol does not appear to be a cause of this crash. >>> it happened just after midnight right along the munni tracks near san francisco city college. the bicyclists was taken to san francisco generalital. his condition is not known. police have not yet released the description of the car or the driver. but ask anyone with information to give them a call. >>> drug company levatis is recalling several medications due to possible packages companies near a nebraska plant. they include excedrin and nodoz with expiration dates of december 20, 2014 or earlier. bufferin and gas x with expiration dates of december 20, 2013 or earlier. >>> a 22-year-old woman from australia says she truly believed it's a miracle she's alive after she fell 365 feet when her bunjie cord broke. this is the video as she fell from the victoria bridge in zimbabwe. others looked in horror as the cord broke. she had to untie her feet as the fast water pulled her downstream. >> i had to swim down and yank the bunjie cord out of what it was caught on to. >> reporter: erin langsworthy says she was in pain and weak. she was air lifted to the hospital, incredibly she was not seriously injured. >>> the video behind the t

in between those measures, he helped to lead our efforts to rebuild the san francisco general hospital and laguna honda. it turns out that every older person deserves quality nursing care as well. she ended by saying, but i intend to learn to play the banjo, and while i may never be good, my effort will teach my children the value of hard work, discipline, and fun. i will remind them to be generous and lend their talent and their resources to making the world a better place. i will ask them to stand up for workers, as warren recently did with the passage of proposition c. i will ask them to treat everyone with respect and generosity and a plot others for their creativity and coming in. i will ask them to practice gratitude. we will go to, and i am going to modify this, too hellman hollow, and i will bring the banjo and fix some bluegrass tune that warren e. there sang or road, because the best i can hope for them is that they will be just like warren when they grow up. as for me, i am never going to grow up, just like warren. i mention these things because the best thing campus -- enca

they are going to be sold at auction next month and the money raised goes to san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >>> all right. in the heart of the country in texas, severe storms spawning some devastating tornadoes. they ripped off roofs, destroyed cars, toppled trees. those storms swept from north to south. the national weather service investigating at least half a dozen tornadoes in the lone star state. nobody was hurt. >>> weather here in the bay area a little milder than that. but you're saying changes could be on the way? >> we have big-time changes but while it is rather active across the country, it is quieting down here on the west coast. good evening, everybody. let's head outside. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera where we finally have a bit of clearing over the bay where today the temperature in san francisco was only 56 degrees with plenty of cloud cover. east of the bay bridge, it was 61 in oakland and currently we're in the 50s and 60s. a quick cooldown after that official sundown at 5:26. high surf advisory still in place at least for the next 35 to 40 minu

. >> she is chief of the aids division at san francisco general hospital. she says this country is at a defining moment in the aids epidemic. they have proposed a groundbreaking policy to offer treatment to hiv positive patients as soon as it has been identifi been adopted by the san francisco public depth. >> that is what is going on at san francisco hospital. it's nationally renowned for the care for aids adult patients and great news about infected mothers and their babies. >> since the middle of the 1990s we have known how to prevent transmission of hiv from mothers. >> they say the number of hiv infected children overseas is a shockingly different story. >> worldwide the number is 2.5 million. and 2.3 million live in africa. >> he works at ucsf research program helping children in africa in the congo. >> it's 30% so if you were with your friends one, two, three one would be living with hiv. >> the doctor is trying to slow down theepidemic in kenya. the u.s. recognizes aids overseas is major health concern and a matter of national security. >> large seg

. >> a young man is in critical condition in san francisco general hospital after being shot several times. it happened this morning in visitation valley. man in his 20s was found lying in the street. investigators have not released any suspect information. >> the catholic church is challenging the federal r 6,000 tee portort additions in the bay area. hundreds of people came to the cathedral today to protest the arrests made under a federal program designed to secure communities. it requires local law enforcement-to-share information about the people they arrest with the federal government. the goal is to deport criminals who are here illegal lie. >> need to stand by the brothers and sisters here but we need a national policy, and in the meantime we have to take our own destiny in our own hands and afford people the dignity they deserve and realize this is a problem that will not go away. >> the church and supporters wont governor brown and the attorney general to reform the program. illinois and washington are among several states that have already adopted similar similar. >> a dea

san francisco. the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital with some serious injuries. >> the dramatic rescue of captured soldiers by u.s. forces was uh come accomplished by a navy seaman from folsom. these pictures have gone worldwide. colton's mom wasn't sure it was her son doing the hugging. >> i thought, that looks like his boss. and when i zoomed it in, it was like, oh my goodness. that's my son. and then i recognized the watch his sister gave him. >> colton's gesture of goodwill comes amid rising tension between the u.s. and iran. colton who has -- who his mom and step dad call a huger is expected home next month. >>> a sell law bra tore bungee jump almost caught an an australian woman her life. she bungee jumped on the border of zimbabwe and africa. the cord snapped and she hit the icy ward momentarily losing consciousness. her feet were still tied to the bungee though. >> i went down and yanked the bungee cord out. when i was first pulled out of the water i was put on my back. all of the water i inhaled made it so i couldn't breathe. they rolled me on my side and started coughing out

two firefighters had been transported to san francisco general hospital.are not considering life-threatening. >> it is inauguration day in san francisco where newly elected leaders will be sworn into office. festivities begin shortly at 10:00 this morning at city hall with multicultural music and dance performers. willie brown will serve as master of ceremonies as mayor ed lee gets sworn into office. a celebration with dance and musical performances will follow beneath the city hall rotunda. >> a cloud of legal questions of swearing in ross mirkarimi as san francisco sheriff. an investigation in domestic violence is being conducted against him by the district attorney. the san francisco chronicle reports a judge who had agreed to conduct the oath of office has now recused herself to avoid possible of conflict should charges be mild. mirkarimi and his wife both deny the accusation that came from a neighbor. >>> things are getting better for folks living near a broken oil pipe in the east bay. there was no rotten egg smell coming from the repair side last we

. >>> a young man is in critical condition at san francisco general hospitals this morning after being shot several times. it happened yesterday morning in visitation valley. a man in his 20s was found lying in the street at sunny dale avenue and hahn street. investigators have not released any information about a suspect. >>> tomorrow a vigil will mark the 23rd anniversary of the disappearance of eileen mishalof. she was 13 when she disappeared while walking home from school. vinal i will will retrace her steps along the route where she disappeared. catholic church is challenging the federal deposit over some 6,000 deportation necessary the bay area. hundreds of people went to saint mary's cathedral yesterday to protest those arrests, made under a federal program designed to secure communities. escom requires local law enforcement officers to share information about people they arrest with the federal government. the goal is to deport criminals who are here illegally. >> we need to stand by our brothers and sisters here in the city of st. francis particularly, but we need a national p

they will be sold at auction next month and the money goes to san francisco general hospital and traumaenter. one local artist explained his inspiration. >> i love the idea that a heart can convey many experiences and so my work kind of goes there with the idea that it's ever changing. >> and another of those local artists whose five-foot heart has yet to be unveiled sitting right next to me our very own dana king. we'll show that you, i'm sure. >> february 9. >> i can't wait! dana king, she's all heart anyway. >>> hey, it's a getaway friday and if you're heading to the high sierra, no road restrictions. plenty of sunshine and temperatures into the 40s. meanwhile your snow report shows plenty of packed powder and they continue to make snow at heavenly. northstar says come on up. lots of powder and at least 15 lifts operational. and they are open top to bottom of the mountain at squaw valley. the full pinpoint forecast still straight ahead. >>> raffy nadal trying to continue his dominance at the aussie open and could tiger woods start 2012 like he anded 2011? we'll tee it up in sports. t

. >>> a young man is in critical condition at san francisco general hospitals this morning after being shot several times. it happened yesterday morning in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. a man in his 20s was found lying in the street at sunny dale avenue and hahn street. investigators have not released any information about a suspect. >> the catholic church is challenging the federal government over some 6,000 deportation necessary the bay area. hundreds of people went to saint mary's cathedral yesterday protestth arrests, made under a federal program designed to secure communities. the program requires local law enforcement officers to share information about the people they arrest with the federal government. the goal is to deport criminals who are here illegal >> we need to stand by our brothers and sisters here in the city of st. francis particularly, but we need a national policy. in the meantime we have to take our own destiny in our own hands to deserve people the dignity they deserve and realize this is problem that will not go away. >> the church and it's supporter

he later died at san francisco general hospital. police say that the truck's driver stopped and is cooperating with police. no arrests were made. >>> a san francisco d.j. bicyclist was seriously injured in a hit-and-run accident remains in intensive care this morning. a car hit christopher evans last week on ocean and geneva avenues. witnesses say the car left the scene and since the accident, evans has been hospitalized at sf general. friends and family of evans are now organizing several fundraisers in his honor. >>> your time is now 7:36. more charges have now been filed against the former school's custodian accused of child molestation. the 34-year-old pleaded not guilty to 20 felony counts in court yesterday. now, he worked at several schools in the mt. diablo school district. arrested in his home at walnut creek last month on suspicion of molesting two boys. since then, three more victims have been identified. he is being held on $3 million bail. >>> well now we know the name of that innocent victim who was killed by a car that