we are working to update san francisco's long range transportation plan and really the capital improvement program that jonathan will talk about now and the five year plans are really the near term implementation of san francisco's long-term strategies for improving pedestrian safety in the city. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am jonathan ruers. i'm last in a line of presenters. i am manager of the capital financial planning and long time at mta and the issues i deal with are the issues that you brought up today. we have good plans and strategies like this and how do we implement them and turn them into built projects? i will talk about the tool that the mta use for that. it's a new one, our five year capital improvement program and talk how they're irnlt greatd and we talk about integration between the departments and how does it work? how do all of the plans and how do they integrate actually getting these things built? and the last thing we do have a gap and there is cost identified in the strategy and how do we close that gap and what are strategies to consider in doing that? quickly

in 50 feet of a clinic entrance and finally san francisco has a long history of supporting reproductive choice, including a 2005 resolution adopted by the san francisco board of supervisors file number 050019, urging all legal authorities to fully facility the protection of the right of women to control their reproductive health this is in the board of 2010 board supporting healthcare reform, 091463. thank you. >> thank you, very much. colleagues, any questions for the department on the status of women. thank you very much. unless there are any objections we will now open it to public comment, and i want to thank all of you who are here, and both sides of the issue that work for the presence and

improved already through phases one and two, and last we are working on our san francisco transportation plan which is the san francisco long range plan for transportation in the city. one of the aspects that we're looking at is what is called a complete streets initiative. there are trade offs all the way around when you have projects that are federally fund said and these are complete streets but they have a cost and compared to upgrading an intersection with pedestrian count down sections which be maybe a couple hundred thousand dollars for a intersection and it's relative and about priorities and as a city that we can accommodate both with a balance and it's just a challenge to figure out what that balance is, so that concludes my presentation. our website is up there. i am available to answer any questions that you might have or any members of the public might have now or later. >> thank you very much for your presentation. it's really helpful to see where funding sources come from and what the parameters as you do this, and did you have a quick question? >> yeah, i wanted to say that my street sf.com is useful. i pull

san francisco. we've enjoyed long stoond relationships with san francisco medical center. and we have generated an impact of about $6.2 billion for the regional economy. so our long-range development plan is the universities equivalent to other institutions what they prepare. we have over a period of 15 to 20 years the current plan you'll hear about references of how we have changed. the next plan is expected to have a planning horizon of 2035 anticipate that plan with counsel a report which will be certified and adopted. our l ap is driven by our strategy academic plan. this is a that shows our campus. the pink cycles note the major owned sites and the number of cycles represent the amount of is that a we have at the sites. our largest sites are at mission bay and we also have a multiple building site at mount sdooen. our other sites will be the mission building and san francisco general. this table shows you our primary activities and major sites i described. you can see our in patient and outpatient care as well as our regional research plans and housing. at mission bay

and now, let's welcome the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco, a long-time friend of willie's ladies and gentlemen, mayor ed lee. hello, sir, how are you? >> hello, everybody. >> welcome to the people's palace. very briefly, well, thank you very much for that introduction and cristina willie was joking just a minute ago and said wait a minute, i thought that the budget cuts you still have the neighborhood services going? and of course, i said, well, i can't tell you everything because you are write for a column in the newspaper and i just always learned the lessons from you and you announced the cut and then you just quietly just hire everybody back and all of a sudden we have a neighborhood services. but i am here tonight to of course, not only to participate in this event, closing out the month of celebration, and focus and renewal of promise and so many of you who are active and leading our african american community together with the rest of the city to make it continue to be a city that i know mayor brown had tried all this year to continue being which is the wor

san francisco has long struggled with the issue of homelessness. >> now the city is blaming another state for adding to the problem. who is accused of giving poor mentally ill patients a one-way ticket to the bay. >>> and they're high-tech, wealthy and they claim to be eco-friendly. the bay area area cities that are vying for the title of biggest water hogs. >>> this is the genetic twin of the stump that was cut down in 1890. >> how a tree cut down more than a century ago could live on for thousands of years. there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> kpix 5 news is sponsored by acura. >>> nevada has been putting psychiatric patients on und b

i don't think it's a secret here in san francisco there is a long history of long cultural partner between san francisco and france. paris is a sister city of ours and the school is emblem mattic of this change. they moved over from berkeley i believe in 1997 or 98, and since then located here on oak just steps away from city hall. they partnered with chinese american international school as well showing they have been an active community participant especially reaching out to other cultures and expressing deep roots and bringing diversity to san francisco. this new location is in the heart of district five and particular concern for us because it's a location over on pave street for a number of years now has been a blight on the neighborhood. the san francisco unified school district has granted the ownership of the building to french american international school and we believe this is an opportunity for french american international school to move forward with the community and continue to grow in san francisco. part of what we discuss on numerous occasions with french american internat

at the westbound bay bridge and the drive into san francisco is not a bad option if you can do it early. also the morning commute in san francisco a long01 and the fremont road looks good, let's go back to steve. >> today will be much cooler, check e.and we have seen gusts coming out of the west. yesterday was the warmest by a long-shot and it will bring temperatures down maybe even 15 degrees cooler and i might amend that. 15 degrees for some and maybe for others. almost a gust, west of livermore and the delta, it is a screaming message. there does that system it's on its way out of here and temperatures 50s and 60s and 70s and when you get a west wind, we are going 73 today and that's a big drop for april. big drop for any time. and as we go into this it will work out well. >>> we have 21% and investors were encouraged by the new approach to stimulating that country's economy. let's look at how the markets closed, dow jones industrial average was up 129. s&p 500 19 points and as we mentioned, both the dow and s&p 500 hit all-time highs. >>> one the most popular tourist places shut down its doors and will that have an affect on touris

at the westbound bay bridge and the drive into san francisco is not a bad option if you can do it early. also the morning commute in san francisco a long01 and the fremont road looks good, let's go back to steve. >> today will be much cooler, check e.and we have seen gusts coming out of the west. yesterday was the warmest by a long-shot and it will bring temperatures down maybe even 15 degrees cooler and i might amend that. 15 degrees for some and maybe for others. almost a gust, west of livermore and the delta, it is a screaming message. there does that system it's on its way out of here and temperatures 50s and 60s and 70s and when you get a west wind, we are going 73 today and that's a big drop for april. big drop for any time. and as we go into this it will work out well. >>> we have 21% and investors were encouraged by the new approach to stimulating that country's economy. let's look at how the markets closed, dow jones industrial average was up 129. s&p 500 19 points and as we mentioned, both the dow and s&p 500 hit all-time highs. >>> one the most popular tourist places shut down its doors and will that have an affect on touris

now while san francisco has long 'em braced it's history igpublic transit the city is moving swiftly from analogue to dig at that time the one .6 billion central subway is transforming land use along the fourth street corridor with the proposedded corridor moon plan setting the stage for the neck decade and looking further into the future the cal train yards at fourth and town send also known as the north end of silicon valley may under go under ground rails and mixed use towers up to 400 feet in height similar to broad gate station in london. now, here are the names of the inshat vattive tech firms recognized around the globe and head quartered in san francisco christen and brix retail and software in the cloud to digital media and online lodging governor pairy would give his it's to have any one of these to move to texas and but don't count on it behind these are other tech firms and spin offs from bred says source such as twitter and paypal, online directorsy and is on demand transportation all head quartered right here in san francisco looks like a tech bubble you might say, well

san francisco has long struggled with the issue of homelessness. >> now the city is blaming another state adding to the problem. who is accused of giving poor mentally ill patients a one-way ticket to the bay. >>> and they're high-tech, wealthy and they claim to be eco-friendly. the bay area area cities that are vying for the title of biggest water hogs. >>> this is the genetic twin of the stump that was cut down in 1890. >> how a tree cut down more ,,,, so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you got it? yes. rates for us and them -- now that's progressive. call or click today. acura. >>> nevada has been putting psychiatric patients on greyhound buses, giving them one-way bus tickets out of the state. and guess where many have ended up? kpix 5's linda yee is at the greyhound station in the city to tell us. >> reporter: well, juliette, the city attorney has

long overdue i share with tom, i admire a lot. it's ashamed full it's as crude as it is. the doorstop to san francisco. but that's a long woo to $1 million. i've been trying to gal in his the court for tom's vision. jan's talking about an important step. now parking is an - we need some sanity regarding the traffic that's out there right now. it's a good plan an overdue plan. really overdue. i look forward to getting this plan approved. >> any further public comment? seeing none >> first of all, this does require imply action this is an inform presentation. i'll love to have the commissioners all here we need to have a discussion. i appreciate the presentation and the appreciate the democracy for and against but i appreciate a little bit more what the commissioners have to say. i think there's a lot more questions that need to be answered and i think we need to have more information to the staff fooernl it. i welcome both sides. >> i concur with the commissioners remarks. i want to see this area - used for this area. it's long overdue but there are issues i want to explore. i'm concerned with the legal

chicago, illinois, eight foot floating buffer zone in 50 feet of a clinic entrance and finally san francisco has a long history of supporting reproductive choice, including a 2005 resolution adopted by the san francisco board of supervisors file number 050019, urging all legal authorities to fully facility the protection of the right of women to control their reproductive health this is in the board of 2010 board supporting healthcare reform, 091463. thank you. >> thank you, very much. colleagues, any questions for the department on the status of women. thank you very much. unless there are any objections we will now open it to public comment, and i want to thank all of you who are here, and both sides of the issue that work for the presence and instead of the typical. i will give you a minute per speaker and i know that they have a number of groups that are present and we will hear from many of you including representatives from the san francisco woman's. and so with that, let me read out some names, and i will have the speaker cards, if you have not filled them out please do so and once i read your n

brm i'm recently joined the taxi cab in san francisco you guys know how long it's going to take to be a driver in san francisco it takes 4 months to get the id to get the badge to get everything to go to the streets but it's a tough job what i see there's lots of cabs without any permit lots of cars without any permit nobody knows if they are registered or not what they are doing with the city. if you have a good car you can take a must tang you can do the business i feel like why i spend my full month almost like 3 hundred dollars and every day 115 dollars to the cab company. i want i respect the united states and i respect the law i want to go with the law but what i see a lot of people going against the law and not following the things. each and every rule helps for the drivers the taxi cab drivers we work with the people we help the people to get the grocery to get appointment to get to the doctor appointment but there's no one there there's no limo must tang for them when people are drunk we take them home. everything happens they can complain about us. but a must tango owe there

. >> reporter: gusty winds were barely noticed here in san francisco, wasn't so long ago when two dozen post offices opened late, tonight only 5. 80% file online but -- >> people will be rushing in at the last minute before midnight. >> reporter: why? >> procrastination. to be honest. overwhelming. >> some want to have extra money now. >> people get their taxes back and they spend that money real fast. last minute thing, i like that because i will have extra. >> reporter: at the h&r block office, he hopes to take the place of a no show appointment. >> last day. >> reporter: here she is squeaking in under the deadline. at the post office, sometimes there is a reason to wait. >> most people do because normally you have to pay. >> reporter: two branches in san francisco stay open till midnight, one in san jose and oakland will stay open till 10:00 p.m. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up, our coverage of the boston marathon continues in 2 minutes. ktvu's at 6:00 p.m. will have the -- ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. will have the late and say show you how the bay area is rea

my name is susan wisberg and i am a long time renter and rent resident of san francisco. san francisco does not need more condos, contrary that home ownership is the american dream, many people do not want to own homes or cannot. over the 43 years that i have happily been a renter i have seen the renting become more and more impossible for the people who have made the city the diverse place that it has been. one of the ways this has happened is the loss of affordable rental stock to condo conversion. this leads to evictions followed by tic converted to condos. >> next speaker? >> hi my name is mer vin and i leave in the building in the district eight with my 75-year-old disabled mom. and recently they speculate a call (inaudible) bought my property and (inaudible) they said that i received a letter from the attorney, stating that they intent on converting my building. and (inaudible) issue a notice of violation so far nothing has been fixed. (inaudible) no intentions to fix anything and every intention to put more money into their pockets. when i read the (inaudible) and

long one. >> you can expect to see extra police officers patrolling the bay area transit. and linda tells us, that's all. >> san francisco police remain on high alert. any place where crowds gather especially tourists makes patrols have you. and a 7-mile long date race or party. 30,000 runners have already signed up and many more unregistered ones are expected to attend. race organizers expect changes because of what happened into boston. >> this information. >> this information to be gleaned from what happened and is that information comes available we will be having meetings with the san francisco police department and long for agencies to adjust our plan is necessary. >> city emergency services is already coming up with the worst case scenario. >> i can tell you that we are already looking at, to require a next or cache of supplies. >> now you have to be prepared for the possibility of a copycat bomber. >> absolutely, but that's not new. >> but, the giants victory parades and games are events where they go into emergency mode, activating the war room just in case. the boston bombing made security even more urgent. >>

san francisco. we have visitors who will say, i never knew this was here and i'm a native san franciscoan. they wonder how long it's been here. when i tell them next year we'll get to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the park, >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know