we will start with developing new is in san francisco, two men are suffering life-threatening injuries after a car crashed next to san francisco state. kate is by the crash scene with the investigation that may leave nearby streets closed and we will get to her in just a little bit. >> following developing news out of san francisco and also some new clues have been found in a case of a missing morgan hill girls >> deputies say they found sierra lamar purse not fair, not far from herself and was located. search teams picked up more possible evidence and they took some items from the home. the purse was found on sunday but it took a few days to confirm if it was hers >> inside the bag with some of sears closing. a pair of pants in a t-shirt, neatly folded and put inside the bag. we don't know if those were the clothes that she was wearing or if those were clothes that she had inside the bag at the time >> sierra was last seen a week ago this time leaving home to go to school. the search for missing mother from gilroy has come to a sad end. the body of 52 world martha cloutier as was found along pacheco pass highway. investigators say

-- san francisco state? it is complicated with early education service areas, because it is going to end rfp process -- and rfp process. currently, it is a work order -- [inaudible] -- this is the true partnership, live in action. supervisor avalos: i think that [unintelligible] >> in our last partnership we worked for a citywide center for professional development. the money for the quality assessment of the classroom in technical assistance are those teachers who have been in the classroom. they are now rerfp'ing that total chunk. technical assistance is now directly linked. supervisor avalos: thank you. inclusive practices in an inclusion? for how long? >> you design allocations, with a little bit from a gsa, i do not care about the inclusion of our early childhood practices, but what we want is strong professional development encroaching components that will go into the classroom and children were -- will do corporate things. be will also take two community days -- community-based programs so that we are

san francisco, 39 in san jose. if you plan on traveling around the state, not a bad day to do it. today is a good day to get to the high country. by the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. the cold front does make its way into town late tonight and early tomorrow morning. we expect the rain fall to move in for the better part of saturday. showers continue right through sunday has the whole front will stall out. enjoy the weather around the bay area for today. it looks like rainfall amounts to be impressive. a very good stoker headed to the bay area. temperatures expected in the '60s in the south bay. as head to the east bay, lots of 60s there as well. the next couple of days we have rain, and our way, very soggy as we had throughout the weekend. after that we have more rain. >> we're just getting word of what sounds like a small crash, northbound 101 by marsh road. at one point, two lanes were blocked but they're working to clear it to the right shoulder. we will let you know if that changes. out to the east bay, we still have the emergency road closure this morning. just before 5:00

i raised my son there, put him through san francisco state. he came out of san francisco state in 1999. i will get right to the point. i walk down through campbell park -- campbell park -- kimbell park. the homeless, the druggies, there were taking over the park to the point that i walked all the way down to the police station on fillmore to complain. by the time i got back from safeway, the police did a clean sweep of the park. just in january, a teacher had to call the police department, fire department, because there was a druggie that was od'ing. we have a school here, day care center here, and a druggie methadone clinic down the street around all of this. not only is it drugs, fighting, also, sexual activity. this is what we want our youths, the future generation to see? i do not feel sorry for these people. why should i? i raised my son to be a better person, and each generation should be better than the last generation. they spent millions of dollars to redo this park, but the homeless have taken over the park. if you feed a cat, it will

. >> he teaches international relations at san francisco state university. he tells ktvu this attack will increase attention in afghanistan and leave an opening for the taliban. >>> berkeley's police chief could face more scrutiny this week. tara moriarty is live outside police headquarters. tara. >> reporter: today city council woman susan plans to meet with the city manager to discuss the police chiefs actions. this controversy all stems from an incident that happened thursday after midnight when berkeley police chief michael meehan decided to send an officers to a reporters home. doug oakley had written a story about a heated community meeting earlier that night. meehan had apologized for the departments slow response in connection with the february 18th killing of berkeley hill resident. meehan said he never apologized but instead said he was sorry for not releasing information about the homicide earlier. the police officer knocked on oakley's door while they slept. she told oakley she was mortified to be at oakley's home but was asked to give a direct o

we went to san francisco state university to get my credentials and my master's degree. we had to close the school down to get to ethnic studies. the police marching on us at san francisco state. after leaving new orleans and coming here, it was still a fight. comparing the schools, yes, i can see the different -- i can see the difference. those parents are there, and they bring in money for those schools, and they have all kinds of book fairs and arts festivals, computer labs, and at hunters point, it is a whole different story. you do not have a computer labs there. we do not have a parent involvement. it is a total difference. >> your perspective on jamal, awaiting the decision on whether he will be executed or spend his life in prison. >> he should be released. [applause] one of my professors actually is working on his case, so i have been following through her visits and conversations, but i think it is the quintessential example of what is happening with the intellects in our community. he is a brilliant brother. if you have not gone on youtube and seen him offering

thank you very much. >> and good evening to all of you, i work for san francisco state. i coordinate the kids and cops program. i want to thank the police department for their continual support and the chief for encouraging his captains, no matter how busy and understaffing are, to send out officers for a relationship building program, even reading books to children as young as three. one such officer is here tonight, for the past six weeks, he lent his wednesday evening to read to children at the bayview elementary school. and i have watched the relationship between him and the kids grow. seeing them to the first day, is he here to arrest us, questions, too where is he, is he coming soon? hopefully, with your encouragement and with the use actually wanting to work with them, we can build more relationships. and even at a young age, we can work together. please in courage of the youth and the police officers to talk to the use. thank you. >> good

>> this is the largest small- business week in the united states, bigger than new york, chicago, los angeles. this is not something san francisco can say we are number one at. they have the most small- business participation of anyone in the united states, and that is great. >> one thing the regional director said is we have the most small business involvement you're good in a lot of areas they made to an awards -- the most small business involvement. they reach out to small businesses and trying to engage in networking within air corridors as well as citywide and also provide a large amount of education opportunity. good parts are want to thank the director for helping secure the premises -- >> i want to thank the director for helping secure the permits. we look forward to that. that is one of the biggest shopping days. it is a iq to draw into our neighborhood, -- a huge draw into our neighborhood. we just need to expand to other neighborhoods. >> my dad helps me never gave some of the politics and policies to make sure this moves forward. -- helps me navigates some of the politics and policies to make sure this moves forward.

they forced universities like san francisco state and berkeley, to establish ethnic studies departments. and since the 1980s, chinese-americans held huge rails and raised legal funds to fund hate crimes such as the brutal murders of chin and lu and organizing a successful boycott of the u.s. laboratories after the government engaged in illegal racial profiles in the wen ho lee case. many of the legal rights and protections that we americans take for granted today are the direct result of countless lawsuits filed by the early chinese in the united states. but i'm afraid that the gains of the century and a half of activism, may be wiped out in a very short period of time. the u usa patriot act of 2001 and its sequel, proposed enhancement act of 2003, threatens to destroy many of these hard-won american rights, such as our right to habeas corpus hearings, or even our right to retain or u.s. citizenship. today officials are also evoking some of the most shameful legislation of the past to justify present policies in the name of security. a few months ago, representative howard cobalt, head

state grant for the department of public health to participate in nurse family partnership. president chiu: same house, same call? this item is adopted. next item. >> resolution authorizing the san francisco department of public health to accept and expend a state grant from the department of rehabilitation to participate in a program entitled state -- state vocational rehab services program. president chiu: same house, same call? next item. item nine. >> retroactively authorizing the department of emergency management to enter into the ninth amendment of an agreement between the city and county of san francisco. president chiu: same house, same call? item is adopted. next item. >> authorizing the recreation and parks department to accept and expend an urban ingraining grant. president chiu: same house, same call? this item is adopted. item 11. >> granting revocable permission to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district to occupation -- occupy portions of the public right of way to exist -- replace existing bus stop signs and install and maintain new bus stop signs. president chiu: same house, same call? as accepted. we do not have any 3:30 p.m. special orders. if we cou

san francisco. this is couple blocks away from san francisco state. intersection of brotherhood way is closed. major injury accident and westbound drive as the police department investigates the accident. no delays traffic wise. we don't anticipate any problems for san francisco's muni getting around the closure. bridge commute, bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are still off and continues to be light. san mateo bridge both westbound and eastbound traffic are moving at the speed limit. we haven't had any major problems for our bridge commute so far this morning. if you are headed for the south bay, 280 leaving the highway 17 interchange, no problems for 280 or 880 rolling through the silicon valley. >> eric: thank you very much. >> kristen: and coming up, they call him one of the most prolific burglars they have ever seen. they call him in the act. >>> $290 million, how does that sound? the people are saying that sounds pretty good. we'll tell you what all this buzz is about coming up next. >> eric: and why fewer women are saying "i do." >> eric: it's 5:13. what would you do with $290 mill

this is right near san francisco state. i asked if any of these men might be students, but the sergeant i spoke with told me they just don't know yet. too soon, they're still investigating. but what they're saying now is that you want to avoid the area certainly, but that the car will be removed as soon as the tow truck gets here. so certainly we'll keep an eye on this for you, and if anything changes, we'll bring you that update as soon as possible. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> today marks a full week since 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared. and this morning, the family appealing to a national audience for help. "today in the bay" live in morgan hill where he spoke with sierra's mother. bob, good morning. >> yeah, and her biological father. good morning to you, john, we're just outside the lamar home here in morgan hill where they just did a live interview on the "today" show trying to get the word out, trying to get anything out there to help find their 15-year-old daughter s

it is either the san francisco is exempt or that there are municipalities but have a robust program are exempt, but the preference is the and we have san francisco exempt from this state legislation because we are a unique urban environment that does not exist anywhere else in the state, so that is something offices are actively working on, and oak overview -- a quick overview of what is happening with the retreat, we will be getting agendas and some packet materials of this wednesday and subsequent information will be following through e-mail up until the monday before hand, so with that, i am going to close my report unless there is any questions you may have. >> i have one question. you said to reduce its discount from 8% to 4%. is not just for -- is that just for lbs? >> i have not seen the language, so i think this is for non-lbe. >> david said he was going to reduce it, but i did not know to what. >> the legislation you will see in the committee meeting is what was originally introduced, and then at the committee, amendments are made, so he sent me this list that is the proposed amendments. goocommissioner o'brien: i wondr if it is going to be after the retreat

addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco statesport trees center. recent 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, s

i came to san francisco as a student of san francisco state. i became a part of a program called the multicultural allowance. it worked to put teachers of color in independent schools. i was very fortunate that the school had a commitment to social justice. i was able to create a program called heart to heart. sharing resources, leveraging opportunities, opening the school doors and exposing kids to the same opportunities that the families in pacific heights had. after -- while still doing work, i was able to be a part of creating a program that focuses on building collaboration and bringing service providers together with community members. from that, last year, we were able to merge some of the efforts with opportunity impact to create another program. last fall, working with dcyf created a transitional program. it was supposed to be transitional age years, we ended up with over 50 participants and more than half of them were above the age of 25. it stressed to us the importance of not focusing only on transitional age youth. we have to under

i currently am enrolled in the master of public administration program at san francisco state university. for my experience, i am highly interested any cross-section of workforce development. i plan to further my education and my career in that direction. i believe it would be a great way for me to leverage that experience. to be able to advocate for the community on and workforce issues. i would appreciate your consideration. supervisor kim:

i am from san francisco state university and a half 11 reasons why this of state should stay in district 11. more than-[unintelligible] services are offered to the district 11. there is 15,000 hours of service offered to people who live in that district. that is $150,000 in community service offered to district 11. there is also sf state offers free workshops to the neighborhood of district 11. it is found the district 11 is diverse, thanks to students who will be -- live outside campus, most of them live in district 11. also, as of state generates 989,000 -- $9 million in the bay area economy. most of it goes to the neighborhood around it which is in district 11. $7,000 [unintelligible] generated $239,000 for the district. also there is many tutors for my school that teaches thousands of students that go to district 11 high-school kid-8. vice-chair lam: thank you, next speaker. >> i have been a resident of district 5 for every 20 years and at the san francisco tenants in it. -- union. i would hope that you would support the community unity map. i think it is important to support the pro

san francisco -- the original county of san francisco came from san mateo county. they decided it was too large a county, said the card off another county. at the time, the largest population in the state was in san francisco. l.a. barely made a presidio. they had, like, 50 or 60 people. 90% of the population was in san francisco, and everyone down the peninsula is saying if they are in the county, san francisco has this huge population, we are going to have to go along with them, so they can't get off -- they carved it off. >> it looks like it is the richmond district, but a kind of shows what was on the west side town. a great deal of it was sam, and for that reason, people thought that the weather and the san -- it was really not a place that people wanted to live, and it was going to be very typical for san francisco -- very difficult for san francisco to expand west. >> if you look at the early maps, it was 3 miles wide by about 6 miles long, this huge sand dunes that just moved around. >> here is an 1875 map of the laguna. says along the side of the map, high sand hills between the pacific ocean and the like. by the way, this had actually opened directly into the ocean. >> lake m

cal state, san francisco state, malcolm x plaza, san jose state, clark hall by the statues, and sonoma state, stevenson quad. >>> an academic building at uc berkeley has been evacuated because of a fire this morning. it broke out at about 10:15 on the north side of the campus. that building houses the engineering department. uc police say sparks from construction equipment started the fire in a laboratory. everyone was evacuated from the building while crews would fight the fire. >>> rain is still falling in parts of the bay area this noontime. this is a live look outside. the winter rainfall is not very steady. meteorologist mark tamayo said it will taper off in the next couple of hours. it was heavy at times in the east bay. randy dyson got caught in this downpour. the chp is responding to rain related crashes. and in oakland people would break out the umbrellas. similar scenes in san francisco and on the peninsula and north and south bays. >>> and a winter storm continues to bring fresh snow to the sierra. it started to fall on monday and it excepted to drop up to five feet in total