other problems thank you (clapping) >> my name is erica i'm a san francisco voter and residents as well as a student at san francisco state i'm one of the many people here to support the closing of the loophole and proportion 13 i'm equally out remained about disneyland and among other corporations paying the 1975 rates they'll continue to pay that actually 20075 so, please reform prop 13 thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm matt i'm a commissioner on the unified school district board of education i'll honored to be here with the members of the schools and kids and educators to support this resolution in closing the loophole it's wonderful to be across the street and say hello to friends i'm not going to talk about and prop 13 has devastated schools we're 49 now in the country money isn't everything but you get a what you pay for we're dead last in the teachers and could you please state your name we're blessed to have passed prop thirty and seeing money coming but frankly not enough the local formula is going to bring if additional funds but close to back where we were so if we want to meet the needs of the student

>> help by donating to us, part of san francisco state university. you can donate directly on our web page. we're the only project of this kind in the world and rely on donations and whatever we can gather together to purchase these multilingual, multieducational materials like the films. we have to show families hope, and how they can learn to support their lgbt children. our material, by the way, are a best practice for suicide prevention in the best practices registry suicide prevention. >> thank you, doctor. >> sounds great. >> thank you for your work. >>> we do have to take another break. when we come back we're going meet a local group working to prevent suicide, one of the world's most iconic landmar bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing. it's a be

>> help by donating to us, part of san francisco state university. you can donate directly on our web page. we're the only project of this kind in the world and rely on donations and whatever we can gather together to purchase these multilingual, multieducational materials like the films. we have to show families hope, and how they can learn to support their lgbt children. our material, by the way, are a best practice for suicide prevention in the best practices registry suicide prevention. >> thank you, doctor. >> sounds great. >> thank you for your work. >>> we do have to take another break. when we come back we're going meet a local group working to prevent suicide, one of the world's most iconic landm heat shields are compromised. we h have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv a

i'm currently a hospitality major at the san francisco state university. and i'd like have to say if it wasn't for the hiring event that happened with match bridge about two years ago i wouldn't be focused on a career path and not talking to you. it all started actually, let's go back to stage one i grew up in a low income family in the bay area. growing up in a protecting family was not easy for me. since birth i had to if he said for myself i had the love from my mom but seeing my older sister helped to pay rent 16 i believed this was the kind of responsibility i would take on that shaped me. as soon as i was old enough to get a job i nailed my first entrust at navy and was with them until my freshman year at san francisco state. i knew that was sort of the last chapter ending my youth and time to move on and acquired is job at the singapore airlines that started my interest in the joufrm industry but i was 18 and this type of work was not right so i ended that as well. i was jobless and definitely on my own in the big city at the 19 paying my own bills

hello, i'm eir i can't think a san francisco resident and here to speak in favor of the resolution to close the commercial loophole tax. i graduate from san francisco state in 2012 after completing my entire education in public schools. as the son of two teachers i was lucky enough to have the support to complete my entire education despite the dramatic cuts that faced our education system. many my short time at the sf state i saw tuition raise about $3,000 a semester as an organizer i've had the opportunity to speak to tens of thousands of californians that understand how prop 13 has accommodated our education system by granting numerous corporations tax breaks there's something wrong when our education system has slipped to 49 in funding and disneyland is paying $0.05 per square feet on their property taxed. california become the greater state by funding education expenses so san francisco needs to be a leader i iceberg you to support in resolution and take a stance for tax fairness thank you. >> hi good afternoon. i'm margaret and i'm a resident of san francisco for 4 years now. i hesitate to tell you my tail by i come from the mainline outside of phi

and san francisco state was, there was this large influx of men and women who had been involved in the, with sncc, core, other groups who matriculated out to san francisco. and at that particular point in time, we found them. people like sonia sanchez was out there in the summer of 1966, poets like reggie lockhead. we were reading don knell lee who is -- [inaudible] and those are the kind of things that happened. and fortunately, there was a connection because they were former sncc members between ralph featherstone -- remember ralph? stokely and h. rapp brown. and the issue, the blacks had gained control of the associated student budget by the spring of 1967, and we brought -- [inaudible] out there to start a communication project. at the same time, once the party took its action, the black party panther took its action in sacramento and once after bobby hutton's death and huey's arrest and everything that happened after that, all of a sudden the whole, the whole area was on fire. i mean, everything was drawn to that right there. so consequencely as a member -- consequently as a membe

one of his cousins said going to san francisco state meant the world to him and a degree would have been his greatest achievement. >> his crowning achievement was finishing at san francisco state. it took him eight years because when his father died of cancer, when he was 18, stefan had to work two jobs and had to support the family. so he was really looking forward to this day. >> the man who shot guillermo has not been charged. his family is vowing to seek justice in the case. >>> other bay area headlines tonight, san francisco firefighters quickly put out a 2-acre grass fire near alemany boulevard this afternoon. winds were pushing those flames up a hill to the deck of a house. no word on the cause. >>> do you recognize this man? san jose police say he robbed a bank last week on villages parkway. he is latino in his 20s, 5'11", 250 pounds. police say he walked into the bank and demanded money from the teller before fleeing on foot. >>> for the second time, prosecutors have delayed filing any charges against delia garcia-bratcher. she is the sonoma county mother accused of choking a bo

state fails to pass. >> leaders get ready to push for a kill switch the san francisco d.a. says there is proof the antitheft technology works. "new york times" is told that iphone robberies in the city are down 38 percent since an pole introduced the kill switch in the fall. iphone thefts down if other major cities including london and new york. he hopes all cell phone companies will include a kill switch that is turned on by default. right now the kill switch has to be activated by the user. >>> fcaa president will testify in oakland today in a federal trial that could have major implications for college sports. the former ucla star is challenging the rules that prevent college athletes from being paid money through endorsements and marketing. the judge is hearing the case without a area. the trial began last week involving former division one college football and basketball players arguing that beyond their scholarships they stimulus billed to a share revenue from the multibillion dollar sports industry including television profit rights. >> today in los angeles, shelly s

san francisco into a union family. i didn't start working at the ball park until my career at the san francisco state university in the alone department was ended i had to return to work to supplement my earning i'm also the guarded of a 17 year-old. i think it job security means a lot right now not only for me and for the future generations to come and happy if you vote in our favor thank you very much for hearing me >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> hello, i'm larry edmond and here to say i work from 79 to 2008 workings with the communication and the local two unions. when i got here in 89 i got a job working for the giants at the ball park picture i was mp p warter but working there it was a job i used to be at the lincoln when i got the job we sold the first starbuck's coffee and sold the first doughnuts at pack bell and there's a history that working people in the city should be able to live we bring a lot the people enjoy the workers so they come here sometimes to get that san francisco spirit it's important that i mention there's another guy from the local we - he was working like a madman and in the n

a question of multiple private sectors like kaiser permanente or the university of san francisco or san francisco state university or target as a company probably will be supportive if there's more of an expanse with places to use it but are you looking at institutions that will benefit from having bike share stations placed near them >> certainly there's a cough of different ways to approach it one the new york city model it's kind of the title sponsor takes everyone or everything but new york city is the on the type of sponsor the other type of sponsor there is a bio level station supports it appeals to many companies and institutions things like that and they underwrite the cost of bringing a station cross to them that works within the overall, you know, system but there's also presenting sponsors that can co- exist with the sponsors and that could happen, you know, presenting sponsors. and we've had one sponsor for one part not for others like boston they sponsored and there's new balance not just for balance. and then in we learned that seattle i believe has signed alaska airlines as a sponsor the

according to the san francisco examiner the state will present his family with the degree june 17. he was pursuing a degree if international relations. the d.a. says its has released the shooter because it needs more evidence. >>> an official at a national park in washington says there are no plans to recover the bodies of six climbers would likely fell thousands of feet to their deaths. the continuous ice and rock fall make the area too dangerous for rescuers and the area will be checked coblely by air in the coming weeks and months. it is believes they fell 3,000' making it the most deadly incident in decades on the mountain. air and ground searches were suspended on saturday afternoon. >> there are new details of release of american p.o.w. bowe bergdahl now recovering in germany. there are questions about the prisoner swap that led to his freedom. >>> we praise god for the free document ought release of bowe bergdahl is celebrated by his family and the obama administration, not everyone is happy about what it costs to secure his freedom. to get bowe bergdahl become after five ye

so you're going to san francisco state right now >> yes, sir. >> i'm curious dewey assume you went to school in san francisco. >> which school. >> i went to a small based school. >> where. >> at the 1970. >> and the former chair the youth commission is there. alexander is next >> good morning. i'm alexander i'm a 10 year resident of district 7. my families lived in the south he west quadrant for years. i've been participating in efforts to improve the beautiful station right now and i go to the citizen's advisory committee meetings and sit on boards for the geneva powerhouse and association i'm plugged in i publish is neighborhood newspaper that serves the area. i too studied at urban design i almost have a minor in creative writing. i'm happy to serve on the cac. i'm very interested in connections i think that committing the south and west portion of the city is important and that thank you for your time >> thank you it's mr. ma lane i didn't. >> it's irish. >> m u l l a n e y. thank you it's great to have the excellent candidates. are there any members of the public who wish to spea

. >> i'm here at san francisco state asking students about the school choices and what if. would you have gone to another school if you didn't have to pay out of state tuition? >> no i wouldn't have. >> you like this school. >> yes this school i feel like i'm in the right fit for my major. i'm not the kind of person to like relocate to completely foreign place where i don't know anybody. >> san francisco state is loved but not all students have the same outlook. >> you could have gone to out of state school but paid instate tuition would you have thought of going to another klichblingt absolutely. if. >>reporter: would you have picked a different school. >> i might have. i like it here but i really wanted to go to boulder. i would have picked that. >>reporter: can you go to out of state school and pay instate tuition. this guy says yes. >> i think right now there's this influence where i'm stuck here. not allowed any choice. >>reporter: jake has a web site called instate angel.com. it helps guide students through the process of getting in state tuition. he says he doesn't ha

latino history in san francisco and to create a district partially for the displacement of businesses it didn't establish a culture district but support at the hearing supervisor campos stated that the effort is to establish the area oewd the planning department as well as representatives from san francisco architecture heritage and san francisco latino historical society pretty bad at the hearing they took public comments. they want the businesses that keep the mission unique and a discussions on culture diversity and supervisor cowen mentioned she had been approached by her constituents about creating a culture district in the bay area and supervisor wiener expressed the need to go focus on culture and people and with the positive and negatives and to find at that balance. the land use voted unanimously at the board of supervisors the board look at two appeals on mission and so long as the mexican museum once the redevelopment of the property the second was the mapping of the individual project the underlying project was approved march there july of last year with the anderson building to construct a new 43 story tower to have one hundred and 90 units and eir was prepared

i am here primarily to introduce my niece, over there, and she just graduated from san francisco state with a bachelor's degree in marine science. and environmental concerns. and she has been a volunteer at the academy of sciences for over 21 years. her activities at the academy of sciences came about through an act of discrimination, she tried to sign up for a junior academy course. and was told by the then, person, who is in charge, that they could not have people with disabilities, because they did not know how to teach them or how to get along with them. or anything else. so, i contacted the board at the academy, and voiced my concerns about that act of discrimination and they said that we will wait until the regular person is here that person came back and immediately said, that she was granted access to any academy course, any junior academy course, and subsequent to that, she became a volunteer and then a student worker at the academy of sciences. right now she is trying to get me to hurry up because she has an appointment at 1:00 to do her volunteer work. >> thank you. >> and i

here in san francisco state of terisa estacio kron4 news 3 >>: top stories we are tracking the mayoralthy california city caught on camera here causing a bag of dog food on the walkway of a political opponents and now his constituents want him to resign. there he is 3 police sighting of the san marino mayor. they will find him up a thousand dollars. the mayor is saying he's sorry but that doesn't seem to be enough for voters who say his actions place mayor his image. >>erica: we are expecting pretty warm weather and fact sunday as going to be one of the warmest days of the week. heading out the door though we have some low clouds along the coast of the rest of the bay area actually weaken up and heading out the sun shine. temperatures in the '50s. by the after know where say even more sunshine fell by 3:00 or san temperatures range for the low 60s to the coast. satellite imagery shows a few low clouds building up along the coastline in the cloud cover we are dealing with will burn off later on today. i 34 p m will see 74 for mountain view 80 degrees for the ottoman valley so slight w

that the conversations are that the transit area is being discussed as being remained to the san francisco state, and i am sorry, city college, staff. and so it would have, city college and the name. and that the plaza is the unit b plaza has been selected by the community and i am not assure that the change of the location has taken effect yet though but we can confirm. >> thank you. they were asking just to see where it was at. >> okay. >> thank you any other questions colleagues sf >> thank you, let's open up this for public comment. if there is anyone

a somber celebration for a san francisco state university student who was killed days before he completed his degree. the family accepted a diploma on his behalf. ktvu's david stevenson joins us now with the emotional ceremony. >> reporter: he was a few units shy of his degree when he was killed. today the student was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in international relations in a ceremony attended by family. his mother accepted the diploma on his behalf. he was shot to death by a neighborhood after he entered the man's apartment miss taking it for his own. the neighbor was arrested and released. prosecutors said there is inficient evidence to charge him. today was a day of celebration. >> he is getting his degree and he earned it. it means a lot to us. and him. i know he is looking down at us. >> reporter: the family describe him as a huge giants fan and he was buried in a giant's jersey. hy is the -- he is the first member of the family to receive a college degree. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco says it has taken a quantum leap forward in managing parking with

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggestedulinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much fun, cookies and cream cookies. their cookies and c

addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port 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

. >> pedestrian suffered head and knee injuries after being hit by a streetcar near san francisco state last night. according to police two men walked along the light rail vehicle and one was hit by the side of the train. the victim was taken to san francisco general with non-life threatening injuries. the accident disrupted rail service on the ocean view line but no expected impact on the commute this morning. >> there was a freak accident that left a two-year old dead. kayson shelton was killed after a 6' tall statue outside a store at the wharf fell on him as he climbed on it. the youngster's family was visiting from it it and they are thankful for san francisco's first responders who tried to save his life. >> the services were incredible and that is something that the family has commented time and time again how amazing not only the communities here but everyone that has helped over in san francisco and they keep commenting at the hospital and the police department and how amazing everyone has been. >> the store was cited by the port because the statue location was a code violation

he will be honored at san francisco state university today. >>> the bay area mom accused of choking a boy at her child's school will be in court in just a few hours. she's not charged with anything yet, she's accused of storming on to the campus of the school in santa rose and granting the throat of a boy she thought had been bullying her daughter. a private investigator says another student saw the alleged victim choke himself to create red marks on his neck. fwar s >>> today a san jose judge will hear from a man who insists he is the biological father of audrey pot. pot is the saratoga teen who committed suicide after she is sexually assaulted as a party. michael wants to be included in the wrongful death lawsuit and claims her legal parents falsely claimed her to be her soul heirs. the three boys are serving 30 to 45 days in juvenile jail. >>> a bay area music teacher faces life in prison for reportedly inappropriately touching through young students at a performing arts school. 28-year-old moobrian butts was arrested last week. he was a guest instructor at music arts studio while

that the conversations are that the transit area is being discussed as being remained to the san francisco state, and i am sorry, city college, staff. and so it would have, city college and the name. and that the plaza is the unit b plaza has been selected by the community and i am not assure that the change of the location has taken effect yet though but we can confirm. >> thank you. they were asking just to see where it was at. >> okay. >> thank you any other questions colleagues sf >> thank you, let's open up this for public comment. if there is anyone please come forward. >> (inaudible). >> thank you, is there anyone else that would like to speak? >> seeing none, can we approve these funds, or we should take the roll call, okay. >> item 7, commissioner breed? >> aye. >> breed, aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> commissioner mar? >> aye. >> commissioner yee in >> aye. >> yee, aye. >> seven passes. >> thank you. >> miss cheng call the next item and we are joined by commissioner david campos. >> thank you. >> and i am going to be presenting the powerpoint that is listed as part two in t

. >>> san francisco state university will grant a degree to a man shot to death a few units shy of graduation police say he was shot by a neighbor at their building on mission street last month and the 26-year-old got off the elevator on the wrong floor and entered the wrong apartment. a man inside shot him. the prosecution have so far declined to charge the man in the death. >> advocates are raising the red flag as california is ready to give driver's license to the new immigrants who need two types of identification including a passport to get a license. >>> the idea i would need to present, for example, it would be the decision define going and getting a passport and pay for a passport or paying for shoes for my kids. >> the federal government wants the cards slightly different from standard issue cards creating in anxiety. a public hearing is held next week on the issue. >>> a project to handle massive crowds at muir roads is not getting a lot of support from residents over a reservation system for parking at muir woods which attracted a million visitors last year. the surge of tourists o