san francisco. it's about where we are in our place today. and that anchor and the world series giant and our portsan francisco are on the map. but they are the international hub for everything that happened. and when we make things in san francisco, and this is the real pitch. that we make it for the whole world. we just don't make it for local consumption. whether clothing or confection or food. everyone is asking what do you have made in san francisco. because we want it in china and india and japan and europe, all over the place. because it means quality. it means well-manufactured products. it means people that enjoy their craft and what they do. and it also means a lot of local people get a lot of jobs out of it as well. with this, i will go quickly to the samples. and enjoy the day properly. and if i can be joined by the cameramen and women, i am sure that the media will enjoy the samples as well. thank you very much. and congratulations. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. mayor and mr. behar and mr. gregor. thank you for your work and vision. and before i introduce the next speakers. i

to create a new excitement and energy and one that is san francisco's world-wide commerce with residential and with recreation. there is no other port in the world that is doing it at quite the level that san francisco is doing it. and we have such a great opportunity to blur the lines between neighborhood and jobs. and have them co-exist together. it's in fact somewhat visionary and somie inine inine ining -- get complemented all the time. we picked the perfect partner, san francisco giants, and they highlight with well-placed wins and championships and world series trophies that we are pleased about. and they have shown their great vision and entrepreneurial spirit by picking themselves a new partner. and that partner is anchor brewers and disstillers. a san francisco icon, and icon firm and craftsman beer that we would today called san francisco made. it's my honor to introduce all dignita dignitaries. i would first like to recognize mayor ed lee. [applause] supervisors carmen chu, jane kim, and malia cohen. c.e.o. port commission president, and former commissioner michael hardaman. fire chief. and san francisco jim lathermyth. a

san francisco's port commission will discuss funding for the mission rock development project this afternoon. the commission hopes to have a final sheet approved by april clearing the way for giants to prepare an environmental impact report. last week anchor brewing company announced it would be the first new tenant at the development on pier 48. >>> san jose city council today taking a look at plans to revitalize its japan town adding 600 new rental units, thousands of square feet in retail space and an amphitheater. the development would be on the city's former corporation yard bordered by 6th and 7th street and taylor and jackson. the city council expected to give city staff the go-ahead sometime today to start working on plans with the developer if all goes well the council could vote on a plan over the next six to eight months. >>> 4:40 right now. we continue to get a better idea of how sequester cuts in washington could affect your every-day life. we have details next. >>> how social media helps to reunite this dog with its owner. >>> finally back home, the local zoo resident that rece

and the san francisco port commission. >> thank you. we have [speaker not understood] on this item. wait one second so he can switch over the microphones. >> good morning, kathleen [speaker not understood], planning and development group. and i'm here today to talk to you about what we believe is an incredibly exciting project and opportunity to bring back to life some of the oldest buildings in san francisco. quickly, these are at pier 70 located in the city at pier 70, which is south of mission bay, east of potrero hill. and then what we're talking about specifically at pier 70 is the historic court that's shown in red in the locator map. we're here to ask for today are two specific actions which help begin the process and get your concurrence that we're on the right track. we're requesting endorsement of the term sheet with orton development for the rehab of these buildings. and then the finding of fiscal feasibility so we can begin environmental review. very similar to what's done on the arena a week or two ago. so you understand the [speaker not understood], we've draft and had

san francisco's port commission will discuss funding for the mission rock development project this afternooncommission hopes to have a financial term sheet approved by april clearing the way for giants to preparing for an environmental impact report. anchor brewing company said it will be the first tenant on the development at pier 48. >>> a sign of the economic rebound in the south bay. a project put on the shelf during the downturn now coming back to life. we're talking about the revitalization plan in san jose. bob redell is in that neighborhood right now and he has a look ahead at how this project is moving along. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. for years the stay of san jose wanted to redevelop what is an eyesore here in the center of its japan town. you look at a five to six acre plot of land that is just basically a concrete patch surrounded by a chain linked fence bordered by 6th, 7th, jackson and taylor streets. it used to be home to san francisco's chinatown. chinatown disappeared and the city corporation yard eventually took its place but that too went away leav

the project and it really has you know obviously three legs to the stood, i think that the port of san francisco is the steward of this opportunity and the port staff starting with i don't know than stern and phil williamson and brad benson have brought forward a fantastic proposal to this point and we also have 337 associates known as the mission rock team and the subsidiary and the giants and i don't need to talk about how great they are aside from the success on the field i think that the things that they have been able to do in the neighborhood integrating with the city's fabric over the decades that they have been here will be an asset to any project especially to this one as it becomes a neighbor to the ballpark and then my office with the city, the office of economic and work fork department led by jennifer mats. what we are hoping to do is to assist in coordinating the city policy dialogue on the city wide policy issues and also to apply lessons learned on master planned developments like this one is slate to be and i have mentioned a few of them. shipyard candle stick and you have treas

supervisor carmen chu and scott wiener and supervisor eight district san francisco monique myoand executive director port of the san francisco and general forerodney phoning, president of s f planning commission and, from the city of oakland. deana santana city mr., fred blab below assistant city administrator robert bert bra burn director on the board and councilmember knoll gallow district five. city attorney, barbara parker, debra ally smith director port of oakland so we have our two port directors in the room which, is wonderful and if i miss someone please forgive me or come up and harass me about it latter. we had a. q. year at the business times, i'll say in 2012 and everything is up, print six declaration, web audience one .2 million page views a month and growing advertising is up and so far so good in 2013. we made our first month, all right so that is always a good way to start the year, so. i hope you subscribe. i hope you also receive all of the digital information the expanding array of information we send out in that way if you don't subscribe today, you can save a little money if you see

ports that were developed. did say 1906 earthquake and fire was citywide. the panama canal opened in 1914. and a san francisco generally strike on the ports wall side occurred in july 18, '34. the bay privilege opened in 1936 during world war ii the port operated almost exclusively for military purposes those were the years during 1945. and in 17969 the port was returned to the city. these are just a few of the historic events that have taken place and the port has continued to transform in the 1980 and so forth. throughout the ports 1 hundred and 50th anniversary the port will be acknowledging the past and present and our vision for the future. beginning in april and throughout the remainder of 2013 the port has planned to have activities on the water front that highlights the culture history. we'll use the 1 hundred and 50th celebration to remind the public about the port what we do and how we intersect with the public's daily life on wednesday on april 24th we'll start the day with a big bash. at this media event peer 34 will present the port with a huge birthday cake and provide big selections. on sunday

. >>> well, back here at home, san francisco is selling the naming rights to port properties. lp pay for the yacht race. they may be able to sponsor some of the san francisco port properties in order to cover their costs. the city, by the way, is on the hook for as much as $32 million. >>> 7:38. the bay bridge toll authority could approve funding today for a big celebration for the opening of the new eastern span of the new bay bridge. the plan calls for a one-way bridge walk on labor day weekend. there's also talk of a half marathon, fireworks and even a concert. the party would cost $5.5 million. the toll authority will also consider a $31 million security system for the new bridge today. >>> 7:38. let's go back to sal. sal, you didn't tell me there would be fog out there. >> well, steve did. i'm kind of hopping on steve's bandwagon. we're on at 4:30, steve was saying, it's gonna be foggy. i'm like, you are right. but he was right. let's take a look at the commute now. i didn't say, yeah, right. feels good to say it on tv. this is a look at the fog in oakland. this morning, w

to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known portecent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to

it is expected to be up and running by saturday and the port san francisco had to invest and they will use a gm s time signal to assure things. >>> the cause of the engine room fire on the carnival triumph was a leak and it was left adrift in the gulf of mexico for days. passengers described very poor conditions on board including overflowing toilets and long lines for food. the investigation of the disabled ship will take six months. >>> when we get back, the final chapter, when we come back, we will have prints moving. . >>> a quick reminder that the stock markets are closed for the president's day holiday and the dow jones industrial average and s&p 500 and nasdaq will resume tomorrow morning. >>> readers digest has filed for bankruptcy to shrink its billion dollar debt. many of them are falling on hard times and increasingly read and many at the newsstands say they sell 20 readers digest a month compared to 50 time magazines. >> we still have a good customer. >> in 2009, readers digest emerged from bankruptcy after being taken over by its lenders. >>> google is looking at a controv

i'm concerned about the port of san francisco >> thank you for that. absolutely. we have had some success primarily to leader pelosi especially for the illinois street bridge. in the capital plan report there's an entire section where we've identified opportunity and as you know it's been stalled but we can certainly always use for hope advocating for that and to that end we are advocating very hard. to your point also not being able to get on with the maritime. oftentimes it's the peapron. whether it's a public works project we are building those and we know there's demand. to that end i want to deliver the point that pier 17 was rebuilt and now the south side of 15 so those will be coming online >> obviously we're trying to figure out the next step. it sound we've got some new issues and i would ask that it's going to be sort of your new forecast. do you think when you come back next time are you going to have the rate of the issues of financing are we going to find ourselves with double financing issues >> i think we've got everything studied and we've got a ra

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going to build a destination in san francisco that people from around the world are going to want to see as well as locals. >> anchor and the world series giants and our port of san francisco are on the map but they are the international hub for everything that matters. we make it for the whole world. >> reporter: the entire mission rock development project is still up for port commission approval. commission leaders will still need to look at the financial agreement of the mission rock which will show who pays for what. now, after the entire presentation, we saw city leaders got a chance to taste some of the newest tenant here to pier 48 but we're assuming its just for business purposes of course. [ laughter ] >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> reporter involvement perhaps. huh? [ laughter ] >> i'll take that as a no. okay, cate, thanks. >>> masked men break into a plane and take off with tens of millions in diamonds. how fast officials say they got in and got out while the jet was out on the tarmac. >> and research shows foods can affect your future memory loss. the three things you should avoid at meal time to reduce your risk of alzheimer's. (woman

leadership is the sort of smallest change is the right we're talking about way to go and for the port of the san francisco it's really - it's great news four us. the channel drudging doesn't effect us. but the birth drudging could be very important for us. we're suddenly becoming inadmissible for that. and the port change has worked hard. and so what is says in the boxer draft is what we want to 80 it to say. we have been dialed in on this and focused on it and we're going to stay on top of it, it's part of my job at the moment >> any comments? >> thank you all for your hard work it seemed like an impossible task but i know it's quite a lot that's been going on behind closes doors. do we have any way of looking at when he look at some of the addressed investments can he track it and see what it saves us long term. i think if you have the deferred maintenance it costs that much more. i guess i'm looking another to get addressed support so we can see how much we're saving by funding those projects sooner rather than later >> the capital side of thing the - i had a note in here on one of the slides. there's

port commission for two years. and i want to acknowledge that i had fellow commissioners working on this project in this part of san francisco. and in 20006 -- 2006 there was effort of the port and the community and with the mayor's office and the board of supervisors. to come up with a plan to make this today what is a reality. i think this is an extremely auspicious beginning. we are in the ninth or 10th day of chinese new years. and i think it's important to recognize this is a great beginning for mission rock and anchorstein. and as the mayor said, we are trying to activate the waterfront. and pier 48 and mission rock is what we are trying it do, to combine many disverse businesses. where it's maritime and with giants and anchorstein to bring forward the waterfront. it's a renaissance that we are seeing. i sometimes talk to the port staff, gosh another press conference. because we are always announcing something new on the waterfront. so exciting to be a part of this effort. i want to recognize the port staff in their hard work and the mayor's office and port staff to work on all the projects. and this one exemifies so m

we have a chance of scattered showers and snow here is a look from the camera, quiet from san francisco to the port of oakland with a lack of clouds. we see them on live doppler 7 hd with clouds over the ocean but most of live doppler 7 hd is dry in the coverage area. we still have fog up north. now, the rainfall, except for sacramento is above average, but everyone else is below average with santa rosa close at 99 percent but san jose is only 86 percent of average rainfall for the rage which runs from july 1 of last year to june 30 of this year. we will talk about temperatures, how to dress when you step out, 33 in santa rosa with fog, so black ice is still a concern the next hour or so. we have a lot of mid-to-upper 30's until fremont and oakland and san francisco, and low-to-mid 40's there and upper 30's in the monterey bay and inland, 34 in gilroy. sunny today, patchy fog is possible tonight. the warmest high is tomorrow and friday and cooler this weekend but still, mild, our coolest weather comes in with the showers on tuesday. today, a lot of sunshine out there and maybe a few clouds along th

leadership is the sort of smallest change is the right we're talking about way to go and for the port of the san francisco it's really - it's great news four us. the channel drudging doesn't effect us. but the birth

and so two years ago we gathered with our own departments from the port of san francisco to our sheriff to our police and fire, led by our emergency management division, getting all of our departments from public works to our mta and others together to understand what our roles were and to begin something that i think other cities are beginning to understand are invaluable, creating the relationships, doing the table top exercises and then taking that further step of progress that we've done that i saw personally yesterday is going from table top exercises, going from green our counterparts and all the different ranks and understanding their roles to actually practicing what we do. and i can't think of a department more 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

. >> it's great to have more options and not have to go to san francisco, helps fill up the air port and have more competitive flight prices. >> virgin america did not want to comment, but in a statement made it clear, they are hoping their features give them an edge. they have wifi and other tech forward ammenities, we think our new flights will be a perfect fit with the business travelers. the flights go on sale tomorrow morning starting at 10:00 a.m., but virgin america would not tell us what the price will be. reporting from sjc, nbc bay area news. >>> well there's more violence in san jose, a teenager is dead and another in the hospital after being shot late last night. it happened after 9:00 in san jose, that is near story road. police say the teenagers were shot near a elementary school, they are trying to determine whether the sthooting was gang related. it's the fourth homicide of the year. >>> it was a tough day for students to return to class. they returned to class for the first time after learning that a classmate was found dead in a popular park. we are live in fairfiel

the big issue is here in west port of the san francisco area. this is 15th and wolona. that's a gusher. water main break overnight flooding the roadway. it's at an incline. 15th is getting flooded. all the mud and silt. i want you to stick on it long enough to see this poor owner's driveway. watch this car, yeah, that will be an issue for the house as well. many houses on the street. let's get to the maps. this is 15th and wowona. the freeways in the area, okay. and the major roads not a commute issue. the peninsula, smooth except for construction. even that's moving lightly because of the light flow of traffic. >> poor families waking up to that. >> 4:57. a shootout ends in tragedy. two officers dead and the community trying to make sense of it all. we'll have live team coverage coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bob riddell. we'll take you live to santa cruz. investigators still on the scene of the double shooting of two santa cruz police officers. we'll have the latest on the investigation. that story coming up. >> and we are learning more about the suspect, his crimin