bike share in san francisco san mateo and santa clara counties and that will increase to 500 bikes next year. bike sharing is a very important part of the future of transportation in san francisco in terms of becoming truly a transit first city we all want to have more access to biking in san francisco and this is a key part of that strategy. for people who have bikes they may not want to carry those bikes around with them all the time and having the option to be without your bike and still bike when necessary is important and in addition there are people that don't own a bike but they want to be able to bike when they need to get somewhere and muni or driving or walking isn't necessarily an option. so transit first is about giving people as many options as possible biking and bike sharing are one of those options. it's also important that we move consistent ly to have a city wide bike sharing program currently the pilot is focussed on the downtown civic center south of market area which is terrific but i can attest to the fact that in my district i get regular requests and queries when are we going to have bike sharing and it's important that we stay on track that we

job for all of the people who are going to be transitioning to this demonstration project in san francisco. san francisco is what is known as a two plan model. we have the san francisco health plan which some of you may have heard of which is the public option and we have anthem blue cross which is the commercial plan and we have a third option the pace program provided through on lock so those 3 options will be available for the target population that i mentioned older adults who are dually eligible and they will enroll either by choice or they will be passively enrolled. let's talk about numbers. the numbers of people we're talking about in san francisco the dual eligible medicare dual eligible means medicare and medical over 10 thousand people the same population 65 and up so we're talking almost 45,000 people this is a lot of people who are going to be served through these managed care programs. primary and acute care and long-term services and supports so that's a lot of background. that's why this plan is prepared the coordinated care initiative was introduced in 2012, 8 counties getting

so first, the honorable edwin mayor of san francisco. san francisco (clapping) thank you. san francisco board of supervisors david chu and san francisco port executive director monique mirror (clapping) and our president and ceo paul guests the tall guy in the back. i'm sorry and sprifrp kim. there should say right there thank you >> so the building our standing in was built in 1938 as a transit shed and it's been used for many things for many defy types of folks. wire super proud to have our ribbon cutting. some of you have had a tour and you'll be able to see all the wonderful things. a little bit about some of the things we did if develop this space is it was very important that we use green building design standards. so in all of our construction of the project and so many of the things the lighting for example, the heating and cooling systems all done with lead compliant standards and then in the near future we'll be using solar on the roof and generating such as 75 percent of our power requirements here. so very green approach to the space. so this is the home of our

bravo san francisco and the wish and all other parties involved and of course san francisco's san francisco is now trending of this story, check out on the slide show on www.ktvu.com and you can join the conversation on our facebook page. >>> now, bart dispute, one section here gives workers 6 weeks of paid medical leaves, bart management says they never intended to agree with that. union leaders say it was bart negotiators that presented that section. >> you must stand behind of what you signed. it was hard negotiations, it was not done over night. >> we got to figure out who messed up first and figure out how do deal with it. >> bart board of directors is scheduled to vote next thursday but that vote can be delayed. we talk to a labor lawyer today using conservative numbers and we assumed that the average members get $100, 000 paid and benefits per year. the 6-week leave would cost bart money and more than 2500 union members and the potential cost here is $29 million and that means the expected $67 million contract would plunge to almost $100 million. >>> the opening of the tunnel in just

looking towards oakland, san francisco. san francisco tomorrow morning 50 degrees. reaching lower 60s by 3:00 p.m. the weekend will be dry. santa rosa 55 degrees. san francisco lower 50s. concord 57. san jose right now reporting cloud cover, tomorrow 6:00 a.m. 49. reaching lower 60s by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. warmer than today. over night lows in the upper 40s to the 50s. santa rosa 48. san jose 50 degrees. here is the weather pattern developing. low pressure moving to the south. still a chance of a shower tonight into tomorrow. as high pressure builds in the winds increase and an advisory kicks in for the delta but winds up to the north bay hills, east bay hills, gusts approaching 45 miles per hour. the chance of scattered showers tomorrow morning at 5:00. chance of showers tomorrow morning and clearing out throughout the day for thursday. highs for tomorrow. upper 50s to lower 60s for afternoon highs. san jose 63. half moon bay 60. and your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view warmer but the key concern is increasing winds out of the north, an

san francisco fire department location. we need progress and growth that's what made san francisco great. this type of project will make this type of city of san francisco san francisco better. this type of building and structure along with open space make a contribution to the fabric of the city but address the important issues every time the storm drains rush and pollute the bay from an open parking lot and piers are polluting the bay. san francisco is a great city this open space and along with economic growth that will continue with the type of economic support of small and large business organizations will be for a long-term a great addition to this great city. thank you >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm nick. i am part of the planning association for the richmond i'm on the park and rec committee. i want to talk about the passively lesson. i don't know how many of you are out in the passively lesson it will be so easy for me to get to a game. i'll be able to jump on the 38 from embarcadero to the passively lesson t is beautiful walk it's quick and easy. with the giants game as wel

today he is going to be batkid right here in san francisco turning into gotham city. miles is here in san francisco thinking he is here to get a batman costume. is he in for a surprise. >> cannot wait to see his reaction. the city is expecting thousands to participate, 7,000 tried to make reservations where miles will have lunch and more than that are expected at city hall. >> the way the city got swept up in this...you talk about a city with the heart in the right place. i don't think he has any idea. no one else did and he just things he gets to be batkid for the day. i don't think he has any idea how big it got. >> the police chief suhr's son designed the special t-shirts with the proceeds to make-a-wish foundation. we will tweet his adventures each step of the way following us on twitter. so men people are using that to experience it in real time. if you would like to find out how to help the make-a-wish foundation go to our website. >> in the south bay the santa clara county her is investigating a fatal shooting. deputies responded to reports of shots fired in unincorporated san jose

san francisco, 37 degrees. san francisco 38 degrees. temperatures in the afternoon, nice recovery. santa rosa 71. spencen beach 61 degrees. warmest location inland, lower 70s by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. for your monday. sanremont 68. san francisco mid-60s. 65. here is your five-day forecast. after the cold start, overnight lows, nice recovery. wednesday the warmest day of the week. with your weekend always in view, clouds saturday. a chance of a shower on sunday. model is backing off but i will say mid-november better chance of rain across northern california. we will watch out for that. just cold starts for the morning hours. >> thank you. >>> a rare eclipse this morning. it first appeared as a ring of fire before changing to a full eclipse. it looked like a partial solar ellipse. >>> a special tribute for former stanford quarterback john elway. he was on the team from 1979 to 1982 before he went to the nfl and thursday he will have his number 7 jersey retired. that special moment will take place during the game during the university of oregon. >>> football history, history making day in oakland. >> eagles quarterback nick foles tie as record. the bad news, it was against the raiders. sports wrap is nex

san francisco to make that happen. through social media, it grew into a phenomenon with tens of thousands of people lining the streets to help transform san francisco. >> it was like he was eating it up. i wasn't expecting that at all. he is shy. >> we put the mask on him. he was in the character. that's what he has done his whole life. that's what he has done his whole life, he puts on costumes and becomes the costume that he has. >> they live in siskiyou county. the batman transformation cost the city $105,000. that's a bargain considering all of the goodwill and positive publicity is generated. >>> well, our overnight rain gave us a little bit of a break this morning. things have picked up around 11:00. it's blasting through right now. there are a few areas getting some breaks. it will be south. everyone except far north, i think you will be on pretty good rain. cazadero two and two bits. some of these i've not had updates but you can add a little bit of this. mount veeder and napa over 2. el cerrito at .83. san francisco, picked up pretty good rain. .65. sausalito, i'm sure they've had over 1.50 by now. not bad. this is like the old t

san francisco. today he will be in san francisco's chinatown at 11:15. ancisco jazz center for a lunch at 1:00 o'clock and moves to a private dinner at a pacific heights home and he leaves for los angeles. it will result in big headaches as secret service usually shut down the streets surrounding his motorcade. keep that in mind. >> we will have complete coverage of the president's visit and updates on twitter by following us at abc7 news bay area. >> amtrak train from new orleans to new york has derailed in south carolina. they are trying to figure what caused the train to go east track in south carolina, the northern part of the state. the cars all stayed upright and some passengers were taken to local hospitals but no joe injuries reported. 200 as juries -- passengers have to make the trip by bus. >> 61-year-old vet is plummeted with saving a woman's life after she jumped from the coliseum on the third level. fans shouted telling her not to jump but she did. a 61-year-old main veteran stepped in to break the fall. there is in question that the seriousl

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe how. >> welcome to you home matters symposium. it's fitting we hold this event at the kelly cowen community that is the brainchild of san francisco public health pr with the mayor's office. to provide this for homeless people we will again prove out what we all know inactively to be true it's not only more humane but less expensive for society to house people than a to allow i am of them to be homeless. there's a growing kwaurns of homeless. it's please call the roll. >> understood we know more about a child's future health by her zip code they're then her general code. we are going to talk about home and health but the importance of home expends far beyond health. home matters. it's part of a campaign to raise the national awareness that affordable housing is more are about represent and shelter with impacts

they are in san francisco, the san francisco medical sent, the asian-americans for community involvementn jose, and san rafael's ritter center. the money is part of a $150 million nationwide grant to increase healthcare access. >>> 7:47. at 9:20, this morning, pacific time, security screenings at airports nationwide will pause to honor the tsa officer killed last friday at l.a.x. 9:20 a.m. was when gerardo hernandez, a father of two, was shot to death. he became the first tsa officer killed in the line of duty. hundreds of airports will hold a moment of silence. a public memorial will be held next tuesday in los angeles. the alleged gunman paul ciancia faces a murder charge. >>> a connecticut prosecutor wants the court to block the release of 911 calls from last year's sandy hook elementary school shooting rampage. a hearing is scheduled today about it. in september, the freedom of information commission ruled the recordings from inside the school must be given to the associated press which wanted to examine police response to the massacre. >>> 7:48. former donors to an animal rescue gro

san francisco today. the race kicked off at 7:00 this morning. the course took runners across the golden gate bridge. the first to cross the finish line were anna lee of san francisco for the women, and greg wall-of san francisco for the men. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. freeze tag is a popular playground game. parents are upset when a school started a policy to make the kids freeze at recess some of the bay area's brightest minds were in a competition to make the most fuel efficient vehicles. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. the winds have died down, but there's some nice warming in the accuweather seven-day >> this week the long search for a multimillion dollar softball complex in san jose could be over. the city council will have a proposal to build it south of east ridge mall. the san jose mercury news reports some council members feel the site is too small. they want to see it built at the county fairground. however that may have additional costs and take more time. >>> a group of parents in northern california is fighting an elementary school recess policy that is supposed to make the transition from playtime to classtime easier. students at navigatorletry school are told to freeze at

. >> a san francisco san francisco motorcycle officer is recovering after being hit by a driver making a u-turn. the officer was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. an investigation into the crash is underway. police have not said if the driver has been cited. >> a man in his son return to federal court in oakland today and what could be the largest security fraud case in state history. the two will plead guilty in the settlement reached last month. the i-team has been covering the case if two years. they were originally accused of stealing $700 million from hundreds of investors and are pleading guilty to lesser charges of looting limiting participateship and could face ten years in prison. the government told the victims they will not get their money back. >> san jose state students signing up for spring semester classes are learning they have fewer to choose from. the university is cutting back on the number of classes it is offered to keep the budget in balance. one prefer was toll last thursday to cut $55,000 or 20 classes. he just an hour to make the decisio

kpix 5's john ray most was at yesterday's parade right here san francisco. >> san francisco's veteran's day parade always has an impromptu feel about it. stop traffic on market street until the first motor vehicles begin pulling out. and there's a reason why so many veterans are drawn to this particular form of transportation. >> veterans want to be free after we've done our tour serving our country. and the motor-vehicle is it. that's it. >> reporter: san francisco hasn't always been the most welcoming place for those who have served, especially during the vietnam war. but most here say that's changed. >> really nice. it would have been nice 40 years ago, but you know what? i'll take it any way i can get it. >> the reason i think we're doing a good job is because the vietnam vets it's not happening to these guys. we're going to make sure they get welcomed home. >> reporter: this parade had all the usual stuff, politicians, marching bands, lot of flags. there weren't a whole lot of spectators. no one was here representing the current branches of the military. but david was here, marchin

san francisco coming in at number three, san jose ranked 20th. these rankings of the top 35 large u.s. cities were based on a long list of cry teara, including rent and employment the price of beer, single people care about that, and number of coffee shops and laundromats. >> not to mention great weather. >> that does not hurt. >> i know. san francisco, san jose should have been top two for weather. >> right.. >> i mean, gorgeous. this weekend is looking great. live doppler seven, any outdoor plans you want to take kids to the park or a jog, check out live doppler seven. just a sign of what is still to come. it's clear out there i do want to take you back to where the typhoon is churning. it's a large storm. it's eyeing vietnam next. so just puts our weather into perspective. when you look at what we have here. a contrast, beautiful after glow. temperatures 39 san francisco. 63 oakland. san jose, 65. upper 60s around redwood city. this morning fog, low clouds, murky but did clear out nicely. visibility good. 62 santa rosa. temperatures 70 in fairfield. 69 in concord, it's getting breezy from our mount tamalpais camera. you can see trees swaying. clear overnight, mild days but cooler sunday, monday. and partly cloudy skies for your veteran's day. here is a computer animation. tonight, mainly clear. some watching for a cold

san francisco today. the race kicked off at 7:00 this morning. the course took runners across the golden gate bridge. the first to cross the finish line were anna lee of san francisco for the women, and greg wall-of san francisco for the men. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. freeze tag is a popular playground game. parents are upset when a school started a policy to make the kids freeze at recess some of the bay area's brightest minds were in a competition to make the most fuel efficient vehicles. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. the winds have died down, but there's some nice warming in the accuweather seven-day >> this week the long search for a multimillion dollar softball complex in san jose could be over. the city council will have a proposal to build it south of east ridge mall. the san jose mercury news reports some council members feel the site is too small. they want to see it built at the county fairground. however that may have additional costs and take more time. >>> a group of parents in northern california is fighting an elementary school recess policy that is supposed to make the transition from playtime to classtime easier. students at navigatorletry school are told to freeze at

we hope this will be the nexus of the san francisco. san francisco offers the last space for affordable working spaces in san francisco. the transfer and ownership of the city acknowledges the deep commitment that exist and the city fought for the artist. we imagine that through our management of the spaces are more active arts community than ever before can flourish in the shipyard. we hope to engage arts community in the bay area and maybe the country. our new building will be the catalyst and a burst of in you energy from those that work that. which has results in the artist sharp yard to become a permanent development. we hope to main attain and manage and groi this part of our community. >> good afternoon commissioners, i'm grandey from the yerba buena alliance. we are for the future of the gardens and would have that submitted in the report. i would like to take a minute to acknowledge many people here in the room, michael from the children's creativity museum and scott from ybca resident, activist rick smith and from the garden festi

san francisco renta por menos de 3 mil dólares. >> este grupo de familias rse organizaron para hablar de este tema >> no poder pagar las rentas en área de la bahia, okhlan , san francisco, sanro del os pasos a seguir es dar a conocer los derechos de inquilinos, solicitar a la administración de la ciudad tomar meiddas más estrictas y establecer controles cuando los dueños quieran renovar las rentas >> no tienen derecho a meterse en los espacio, a estar hostigandonos >> para algunos deben ver sus estados de vivienda y encontrar soluciones para que el pago de renta este al alcance de todo >> otra cosa es que hay mucho incentivo para desalojar a inquilinos y cobrar rentas más altas >> este grupo quiere que la ciudad intervenga para establecer cosas seguras en la renta >> y parece que están siendo escuchados, el supervisor dice que san francisco bsucara forma para que dueños de departamento no desalojen al os inquilinos solo para subi la renta. >> si hay un desalojo sin causa justa. >> si desea obtener ayuda puede marcar este número telefonico. >> gracias, gracias edgardo por tu reporte. >> esta tarde se registroi un incendio de tres alarmas en un edificio presidencial. >> entre

san francisco tomorrow starts off pretty chilly and ends up kind of mild. 67 degrees for daytime high for sanncisco. san jose downtown, 71 degrees for daytime high. the idea being most temperatures in san jose and santa clara valley are going to be in the upper 60s and lows 70s tomorrow. 73 in fairfield and 73 in vacaville and so really nice weather pattern. another day after that, thursday looks good and friday looks good, a little cooler. and saturday and sunday things change as the weather system comes down and kind of comes down to the valley and that means if that happens if the models are correct, that would mean we would be on the west side of the system which would be dry. saturday and sunday would be marked by cooler weather and a few clouds. we'll watch it, that's sort of the developing thing right now, right now it looks pretty dry. the five-day forecast for the bay area, we'll see you tonight for the 10:00 update. >>> see how they team up with the san francisco and the lessons that go along with today's giveaway. >>> why newlyweds say today just had the right combination. >>> a co

san francisco over the thirty years. this is a very important program. a few years ago when my son left the nest i decided to stay here and grow san francisco and, you know, keep everybody working here that's my goal. with the rebate program i'm able to tell folks around the world about this they're interested because truly even though san francisco is san francisco having that extra entitlement makes a huge difference to each year e exceptionally all the people i work with to be gainfully employed and that speaks for myself too >> thank you. next speaker, please . if you have are here to speak on item 3 i might have called our name wrong but go ahead and speak >> i'm jim i'm a former san francisco commissioner and here to speak in favor of the rebate. i'm not going to get into the detail. but one of the main things about filmmaking in san francisco is that it will continue to not only create jobs here while the film is being made but the re1i7b8 films. so there's many things filmmaking creates thousands of jobs and brings in moifld jobs. i was first appointed in 96 and we saw a boom a lot of filmmaking but we need that rebate program actually, we need m

the high today in clear lake. 61 in san francisco, a stiff breeze there. 64 and 56 today was the high in concord. right now under partial clear sky we have 53 in san francisco, san jose 55 degrees. this shot from our sutro cam, and santa rosa right now 49 degrees. livermore 53 degrees. we're going to go with a colder night tonight. you know with that time change our sunset was at 5:08. colder overnight tonight with scattered clouds. a brighter start for you tomorrow morning and get ready for warmer days monday, tuesday -- the warmest looks like it will be on wednesday. here is a look how we started off this morning. clear and then a bit of energy from that area of low pressure to the west of us. so we'll see clouds tonight and it will be a colder night this evening as temperatures din into the mid to up every 30s and we'll work our way through monday by 1:00. the storm track stays to the north of us. the sunshine will be with us. real quickly i want to update you on tropical storm sonia which just barely passed by the southern tip of cabo. and you can see it right here to the east of cabo san lucas. mainland mexico and then by tomorrow afternoon c

good afternoon, supervisors, members of the committee, you said we need to save the soul of san francisco. san francisco just sucked the soul out of me. 38 years ago, i wanted to emigrate to the most famous city of the world, san francisco. i was seeking freedom and i was seeking equality as a gay woman and to escape political oppression. so 1987 after two decades of working as a program director of a nonprofit i finally bought my property in bayview and 4 years later, unfortunately, he only had 4 years to enjoy his house before he was killed by sfpd when we talk about the merits of the middle class i feel i want to tell you i'm one of the faces of collateral damage of the middle class at the hand of the greedy developers. i am now losing my fight against illegal foreclosure perpetrated by bank of america. i had it leave my house, which is now an empty shell, devoid of any of the memories of me or my child. i was lucky enough to get into bridge housing but i came this close to dying on the street. please do the right thing. we need your support. thank you. >> thank you very much. i'm going to

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassionivic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe

san francisco. new tech gadgets and new habits are making people easy prey for crooks, hey, da? >> reporter: that's right, liz. big crowds here in san francisco and that's why san francisco cops are passing out flyers to educate folks about distracted walking folks with their eyes on their smartphones rather than looking forward and cops blame it for a sharp rise

san francisco, san jose, and los angeles will also participate. >>> some 200 protestors marched through san francisco's mission district to condemn what they call excessive force and police brutality. >> stop police brutality. >> last nights march follows friday's violent confrontation outside the housing complex that was captured on cell phone video. it shows plain clothed officers trying to detain a guy on a bicycle. >> something has to be done about this. my face looks like this. my mouth is beat up on the inside. it was just unnecessary. >> police say the men taken into custody had resisted arrest and they say the officers had to use reasonable force to detain them to restore order in a very chaotic situation. >>> time is 4:38. startling details were revealed in court about a brutal attack of am homeless woman on a san francisco sidewalk. timothy chase is accused of stomping and kicking the woman while she was sleeping earlier this month. his arrest came after ktvu aired video of the attack. the prosecutors say chase told police he thought he killed a woman. and he attacked her beca

just keep in mind if you plan to head into san francisco, all san francisco parking meters will not be enforced so don't bring quarters at least for today. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." guys? >>> the bay area teenager who was burned on a bus is back home this morning just in time for thanksgiving. kpix 5's da lin with more on luke "sasha" fleischman's road to recovery. >> reporter: sasha fleischman sits in the front passenger seat as the family car pulls into the garage home after three weeks at the if burn center. >> he is really excited to be at home. just walked up the stairs. >> reporter: his father took this photo of him smiling in his bedroom. you can see both of his legs are wrapped with bandages. sasha is tired in general physically and emotionally. >> reporter: earlier this month 16-year-old richmond thomas set the agender teen's skirts on fire aboard a bus. police say the suspect did it because he is homophobic. but sasha's family says the attack won't stop him from wearing skirts. in fact he won a black one yesterday. >> people realize that you can wear whatever you want