damian: all right, well, it's happening over at san francisco state. if you want more information, you can log onto that website, it's on november 19 at the student life events center there at san francisco state. we'll be back and talk more with these luchadores when we continue. stay with us. sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange cooler, and homestyle potatoes. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. luchadores. and will, you're probably the good guy? will: i'm one of those, like, i'm on the border. so i mean, you know, i have a lot of attitude when i come to the ring, i've gotten cocky and flamboyant. some fans don't like me, and some fans d

reason i wanted to recognize her is two-fold, one, she was one of our first graduates of the san francisco statep program, she graduated from state and was in i think the first class of interns under our ongoing partnership with san francisco state parks and recreation tourism program from which we hire many of our interns and she's been with us over the last six years, in that time, she's worked in our public affairs office, a accomplished photograph with a great eye, in fact, she was involved in many of our this month parks videos, she has planned many of our employee special events, by the way, including sunday december 4th which is i think the last one she's involved in is our staff and play recognition event at the i academy of sciences, so i think you all have gotten an invite, we would love to see you there. she has overseen programming, the department's role in programming at boeddeker clubhouse where we had this great partnership with the boys and girls club and jamie oversaw the program that we ran and most significantly and we'll bring back jamie's supervisor to talk more about this,

election protests broke out in several parts of the bay area including oakland berkeley and near san francisco statera osborne is live where students protested in the streets.>> reporter: things are quiet right now but there is some graffiti left behind including on that san francisco state sign on 19th avenue, we can't show you the graffiti because it is profane but it is an anti-trump message. i do want to show your video posted on twitter overnight by students here, dozens of people camping near the student union, they marched through some of the local precincts including 19th avenue, in oakland at least one citation for graffiti was given. here's video of the cleanup, crews were replacing broken windows scrubbing off graffiti. according to oakland pd 250 protesters marched to downtown oakland up to highway 24, one protester was hit by a car near the claremont avenue offramp suffering serious injuries, protesters attacked the car breaking the back window, fires were set in oakland even the city center closed because of the protest. in oakland the protests wrapped up around to deck 30 this morning

the election results sparked protests up and down the state on college campuses at uc san diego mirrored other protests at uc los angeles, san francisco state and san jose state. >> we have a warm residue in our forecast. temperatures are from five to nine degrees above average. we should be in the mid-to-upper 60s and we are in the low-to-upper 70s and warmer weather in the seven-day forecast. >> seven, off to a quiet start on the roads, looking outside at the bay bridge toll plaza commute starting to fill in. no metering lights and i am guessing they will be on in five or ten minutes. >> samsung apologizing for the problem in newspaper ads saying they are sorry it has devies that are exploding and catching fire. running full-page ads saying it felt short on promises and vowing to do better an samsung galaxy note 7 caused first damage. sunday dealing with problems with their top leading washing machines 700 reported cases of the machines spreading. >> back to politics on donating to political causes no one donated more money than bay area environmentalist tom styer, donating $67 million to democrats and liberal causes. facebook co-fu

debora villalon is live at san francisco state with reaction. debora? >> reporter: well julie, as you would expect it's not positive. the students could pay between $300 to $400 more per year. >> not at the end. state schools are suppose to be the affordable action and now all of us are going to be in debt like the private school kids. >> reporter: evening at san francisco state. the many of these students would work at jobs all day, they work towards their degree at night. >> we had to ask for the crumbs of the cake at the end of the day. >> reporter: student leaders from each csu campus will be vocal at trustee meetings, arguing against their traditional hikes. >> we have students that are living out of their streets and the discussion around them. a lot of that is in the form of debt. the students not customers with the chant in long beach, as trustees would begin tackling the budget. student protesters would stage a mock cemetery and they were dressed as come -- with the walking dead. >> we are anything in a good site that they wanted to make it even

san francisco. >> sandra osborne is live at san francisco state university where students protested into the early morning. >> good morning, things have quieted down a lot but there is some graffiti left behind in fact the san francisco state sign behind me the main one you see on 19th avenue had some graffiti on it we cannot show it because of profane language that it is anti-trump written in orange spray paint, i want to show you some damage left behind in oakland, 250 protesters took to the streets marching through the downtown area, this is video of the cleanup, oakland police are getting reports of several businesses vandalized last night, we found broken windows and graffiti on a building, one protester had serious injuries after being hit by a car when the protests continued on highway 24, also protesters attacked the car breaking out the back window several fires reported in garbage cans and dumpsters. here at the college doesn't protesters gathered at the student union things are more peaceful with protester saying they will not be divided. they took to the streets marching on 19th avenue

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggestedes to make ends make. with no formal culinary 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

.>>> you and i -- welcoming san francisco state. the panthers could very well be in.>> i don't want to get into what could've happened in the past. we need to make sure we get in because of the teams resume. eastern washington could be won too. we have only had 4 home games as of today. when you put those things together, you can make an easy cases -- as to why he should be tangle until they had to purdue over thanksgiving weekend. a banged up iowa team needs all the practice they can get. brand says that eight wrestlers are on the mend. the friday matchup with iowa central community college and cornell college will be vital for the hawks to work their way back and an important confidence booster for the squad. because, division iii are not, these are i do know one thing. i do know that we have to be ready. i don't want to talk about injuries, but we have 8 knee injuries right now. we are tweaking our toes funny and we need to be ready regardless. >> so fans, mark your calendars switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-sp

state university systems are now considering the first tuition hikes in six years. csu trustees debated the issue yesterday. the u.c. regents meet today in san francisco. up paying up to $260 more per year. >> not a fan. state schools are supposed to be the affordable option, and now all of russ going to be in debt like the private school kids. >> reporter: evening at san francisco state. many of these students work at jobs all day, work towards their degree at night. >> we have to ask for, you know, the crumbs of the cake at the end of the day. >> reporter: student leaders from each campus will be vocal at trustee meetings, arguing against tuition hikes. >> we have students living on the street. we have students living out of their cars. you know, the discussion going on around, "oh, well a lot of students get financial aid," a lot of that is in the form of debt. >> students, not customers! >> reporter: "students, not customers" was the chant as people began tackling the budget. protestors staged mock cemetery and dressed as zombies, declaring themselves mention of "the walking debt." >> we are dying of debt in that sense from student loan debt becaus

enforcing the law we successfully done those things and now the heart of issue the state failed system is unzuckerberg san francisco general constitutional people andrew's on suspension of a crime are held in jail unless at the pay money as collateral those amounts are a bail schedule and state law requires the supreme court judges in each certificate of occupancy and the sheriff enforce if you can pay you, get out of jail if you cannot you don't get out of jail that is a reflex to the community whether you can pay for your freedom a two tier stop one with money and one without not right and in keeping with the constitution it is time for it to stop to echo u.s. attorney general loretta relinquish no price tag on justice i believe the states bail system specifically the bail system before arrangement is unconstitutional that's why my office filed papers in supreme court we'll not defend that law we are innovate taking issue with the law but about the existing bail process prior to the point of arrangement at arrangement a judge has the opportunity to review the circumstances and make an individual bail determinatio

only of city and county but thought state and something that is under the jurisdiction of police there are hundreds and hundreds of cars driving around san francisco that have dealer plates their uber cars those are cars not paying tax and 245i driving willfully i'm seeing them from all over the states those are dealer plates innovate with passengers and all sorts of things trucks with the loads in them so this is constructive notice for the police department to start enforcing the laws an dealer plates and the next police officers association i was shocked to hear the commissioner was unhinged with a police officers association i think a grand jury should be worked on with the police officers association as if their organized crime if you look at the idea they're creating a situation they're claiming immunicipality from investigation in mcallister's in deaths in all sorts of in tune behavior and they're creating a crosswalkal arrangement that is failure to investigate the truth of situations this - and the contracts with the city and county of san francisco be - >> thank you, sir. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening supervises and police com

congresswoman jackie spear at san francisco state this morning. the peninsula democrat spoke to political science students about the election and told them not to be disillusioned and to learn from what worked and what didn't in this election. >> it also throws away the textbook on poly sci as to how run campaigns because we know that the pollsters were wrong, that money isn't going to always do it because in this case he spent less money than she did. >> spears says democrats need to return to their traditional positions of fighting for blue collar workers to regain the white house. >>> a former bay area activist turned political commentator is making headlines for coining the term white-lash to describe last night's election results. van jones emotionally smoke on cen. jens -- >> he started bay area police watch to help -- >> we've talked about everything about race. we haven't talked about race. this was a white-lash. this was a white-lash against a changing country. it was a white-lash against a black president in part and that's the part wher

award and 10 years ago faculty service award the office of community service learning from san francisco stateiversity which is granted to only one faculty member au. five years ago she was designated as the sewage faculty work for service for sf state where the highest awards given to a faculty member. two years ago she won awards and community community advice you were from the critical educators for social justice group and the american education research association could also our association of asian studies give her the work of engaging scholar and to top it off she was named as one of the 100 most influential filipina in the world. along with her work in both academia and in the community partner [inaudible] from balboa also a teacher and athletic director coach jujitsu instructor, the partnership has greatly influenced the interest from their date interdisciplinary f along word. essential part of her identity as an activist as an educator in her life is her being a mother to her daughter [inaudible] totter so much about how to act with love and hope. congratulations to allison for the

district one the richmond district i'm a lifetime resident lived there any whole life i attend san francisco state university in addition to living in the district i work as a manager in the richmond district on 20th and geary the reason he decided to run for the board of supervisors a few years ago i saw one of my neighbors hit by a tar car with no traffic signal it should have had a traffic signal and no traffic signal there today, we still have one dozen drshgsz on geary without a traffic signal i think that is irresponsible on behalf of our elected officials not to make safety a priority another issue in the district that i feel needs to be addressed is crime it has gotten oversee over the 40 years in the district you see more graffiti on the streets, we see litter on the sidewalk and items left on the curve maintenance for infrastructure as deratted our parks are not maintenance and roads and sidewalks what will i do as your supervisor i will reprioritize the issues we've discussed and make at translated a priority and make sure we have traffic signals on all blocks if the geary tunnel to oce

. >> he was inducted into san francisco state's hall of fame. dennis received a degree in radio and television from sf state and that's also where he jump started his career. since then he's covered every major sports championship, but what he's most proud of is covering 49er quarterback colin kaepernick taking a knee at the national anthem. >> it's what i live for. it's what you got to live for. what it's all journalists live for. >> dennis has been with us since 2001, several emmys and awards for his work covering sports. big congratulations to dennis! >> very nice. >> it goes all the way back to 1990 with the man coming in and as he commandeered the sports department over at kron back in those days and you could just see he had a sense of the market, what to do and just how to attack it and not another one like him, that's for sure. >> lucky to have him. >>> sports settles in in just a moment and it is not pretty. i do know some laker fans that are happy with these results. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3" nights...5 for 32...nonef >>> the nissan spor

san francisco city hall. there are protests expected to f area today. statethis afternoon. i will be entering to ht throughout the morning. back2@kñ to you. >> thank you. we will check back with you. >>> continuing, let's go out to well. he has 1t:ñangle from walnut cr talkinghf7 to people about thei reaction. >> reporter: people getting up this morning, getting their coffee. talking about it with friends and family last night, went to facebook. this is the first chance to talk to us. here is their reaction. here is one woman's reaction to donald trump being the new president o8e unitedr dates -- uniteda/; states. >> it is scary.x my heart beats dhfast to talk about it. for someone that uses compassion a lot!- in her life, hope he gets more compassion -- shows more compassion. >> :g,when you saw the results when it became red. >> i thought about going to feelings. people believe in him. that is what the rest of us have to do. trump supporter or a hillary clinton supporter, they say that now he is the president- elect. we have no choice. america has no choice

assessing the damage after the protest protest are expected to continue to get out the bay area and san francisco statea protest letter on this afternoon we have a complete election coverage and local election results of that on our web site >>robin winston: it is one to be about two hours to get from antioch and pittsburgh lead early coming out of antioch and to bird brain would but after the crash after the rest of the commune bay. comp will define headed over to the bay bridge toll plaza of business as usual it is a normal back of nothing major going on slow down the ride into san francisco 315 to 20 minutes from that point to get off to fremont street faugh >>reporter: it looks like a mostly clear know it will be some high clouds will be sharing the sunshine into the afternoon hours pretty much universally in the '50s with the exception being santa rosa that does happen during the last hour 55 going on for oakland to 31 currently 1.2% less of a lost and we had on monday to forget monday the dow jones industrial average was up over 300. one race to be decided in the california >>darya: right now and

san francisco, california. so i can be at san francisco state. i can go on the radio and, i will see you out there baby. >> i'm thankful to cut, and -- to be able to cook my turkey. just be happy. >> so much to be thankful for. >> every day. >> very good. so many of us will be the family and friends. politics are a hot topic. heavy band political talk? so many responses on twitter jenny says, my husband has deemed the house a no-trump stone. enjoying food and friends. >> i love this. >> i think that some topics are best left alone. another question of the day, what do you thankful for today? on twitter, just personally, i'm thankful for my family but also their health. >> yes. >> i agree. if you don't have your healthy don't have anything. >> so we are lucky and blessed. and we have to mention another topic. you are thinking about shopping. and, gray thursday today. we had a little pull-up we asked about online shopping. overwhelmingly people say they will go online only. 68% stick to the internet. >> i'm with a 32%. >> okay. i'm in the majority

san francisco. he had a controlled substance in his possession. he has hosted his own shows on pbs the food network and the cooking channel. >>> a unique fundraiser underway at san jose state university designed to help refugees from war-torn syria. during a trip to greece last summer journalism professor and her colleagues, noticed the handmade bags in the middle of a syrian refugee camp. each is made from different life vests, refugees wore them while making the dangerous track by boat from turkey to greece, the cost of the bags range from $14-$40 they are being sold by students in the public relations class in the campus clubs. >> a bigger response than we expected. i shared it on facebook and people all over the us are interested in the bags. this is what they had when they went through this. it is a piece of their dream. >> they hope to sell all 130 bags by christmas time and race $3000. all of the money will go to the refugee camp where they were made.>>> coming up on our 6:00 our. authorities in sonoma county have identified the body found at sonoma state university. a teenager who was reported missing last month. up next a report from the campus as the investigatio

the election results shocked students at san francisco state university with 100 taking to the streets chanting anti-trump slurs that want all the way to 19th avenue. official say demonstrators blocked northbound lanes in the area. >> protests against donald trump winning the presidency spread to college campuses in southern california and uc san diego students mannered down city streets chanting a vulgar message about trump and students at ucla and uc davis took to the streets. new reaction from president obama and other politicians at the live desk. >> i got if you details on president obama congratulating trump on the win calling this morning and invited trump to the white house to talk about a smooth transition of power and he will address the nation later today. i want to show you reaction coming from jeb bush saying congratulations and his family will ray for him and i want for shift to world reaction because this just came in from the mexican president saying "i'm confident mexico and the united states will tighten their ties of cooperation and you respect," and germany merkel p

voters are being asked to decide whether more restrictions are needed. >>> aerial experts for san francisco states company has a producer in adult films. she's among those fighting proposition 60. it would require performers to wear condoms, producers to pay for more medical exams, and allow people who watch porn to sue if they don't see condoms being used. >> when i'm onset and in i performer is asked to use a condom, i'm totally fine with it and it has nothing to do with that. i don't like the forced messaging by the government. >> she and others say the industry already has strict measures in place to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. in fact, cal-osha recently had more guidelines. but they claim the industry is defying current law. >> as a result, thousands of young men and women are illegally and routinely exposed to sexually transmitted diseases, including hiv. >> but many say it's ill-conceived. >> this is not a public health measure, it's some kind. punitive, strange law. >> and those in the industry say lawsuits would expose their names and addresses, putting them at ph

. >> he just got accepted to san francisco state. his goal is to be a broadcast sports analyst. >>> well, they be the oakland city warriors. and, in the much anticipated my -- matchup, he's trailed by as many as 10 points, in the first, and helped rate the game in the second points, morgan the entire team. and, the ramp finished with 39 points and tied a career-high with seven three-pointers. >> it was a fun game. and, just a part of the game. and, they felt like they rallied around me. no matter what. that was a great feeling. >> the warriors take on the lakers were being coached from the assistant coach luke walton. >> and, they played the calgary flames at the sap center last night and they tied the game at 2 pm with his goal in the third. and it would be the game-winner with four minutes left >> they host the pittsburgh penguins on saturday >> the world champion chicago cubs is over. in the celebration is still going on. the parade started this morning players, coaches, and the family's role down chicago streets. and, it's a rall

we caught up with students who live on campus at san francisco state university. they went to the polls early and some were voting for the very first time. >> i think it's important to be able to speak your mind. and i think it's a right that we all have. so i feel like everyone, if you are able to vote, you should come out and vote. >> a survey by the campus vote project says young adults between 18 and 29 make up more than 20% ever the voting eligible population. >>> the time is 7:52. a deal for tesla that could mean more cars and fewer people on waiting list. plus we will take a look at wall street following a huge rally. pam cook has more on this morning's money business. >> yesterday was a great day. stocks posted big gains. it will be interesting to see today as the election results start coming in. we are following the problems that hurt with its employees at sfo and checking in on that opening bell that just rang a short time ago, about an hour and a half ago. the properties being felt this morning. hertz stock down 50% right now after reporting disappoint

. >> jamal will graduate from laney college next month, he has been accepted to san francisco state wheree plans to major in broadcasting. he hopes his story will encourage other people to never give up. >>> we continue to watch the huge fire burning in san bernardino, it started at a pallet yard. look how big the fire is it has spread to a strip mall and update coming up . >>> a scandal at harvard by the university is forcing its first placed men's soccer team to forfeit their season.>>> we are seeing that traffic is busy as you are driving on the east bay commute here is 680 and 24. we will look at this area and a new issue at the oakland airport. we will tell you more about that straightahead.>>> a few high clouds and offshore breeze equaling a nice day. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because shdaughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's wh

,vy seen that a lot of our men and women coming back from the state and federal system were not receiving mental health through san francisco department of public health and unknowingly, to the leaders of that denied based on, you can get the services from the feds. you can get the services from the state and so i made an issue of it for a future event, but lucky for me, someone from the craig murdock was in the audience and in a week or two he reached out to me and i was able to set up a meeting and take care of that problem. and acknowledging that in advocating for them, we have brought them, if a man or a woman does not trust the system they are coming out of, or is interesting because of obama care, has insurance, i have made sure that i made sure that their rights would be respected. and on that note, it is noted that anyone from any of those systems can reach out to the department of public health for mental health services and they also set up a meeting for doctors who are the executive director for the transitions clinic network and myself to meet with all of the heads of everyone in the mental health system both to

reason i wanted to recognize her is two-fold, one, she was one of our first graduates of the san francisco state internship program, she graduated from state and was in i think the first class of interns under our ongoing partnership with san francisco state parks and recreation tourism program from which we hire many of our interns and she's been with us over the last six years, in that time, she's worked in our public affairs office, a accomplished photograph with a great eye, in fact, she was involved in many of our this month parks videos, she has planned many of our employee special events, by the way, including sunday december 4th which is i think the last one she's involved in is our staff and play recognition event at the i academy of sciences, so i think you all have gotten an invite, we would love to see you there. she has overseen programming, the department's role in programming at boeddeker clubhouse where we had this great partnership with the boys and girls club and jamie oversaw the program that we ran and most significantly and we'll bring back jamie's supervisor to talk more ab

. >> reporter: jamal tells me he just learned this week he got accepted to san francisco state. plans to major in communications. his goal is to be a broadcast sports analyst someday. he hopes his story will encourage others to never give up on their dream. >> i love his smile and his attitude! >> uh-huh! >> amber, thank you. >>> the presidential election providing teachable moments in bay area classrooms. >> whoever is elected now could be president until they're 20 years old. that will have a big impact on their life. >> tonight, the dialogue between educators and students ahead of election day. >> and later, a big discuss bust in the south bay involving tens of thousands of dollars in counterfeit cosmetics. >> in sports, the warriors hosted kevin durant's former team at oracle tonight. it looks like durant was a man on a mission. remember this guy? he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will

. >> it's a topic of our next alec san francisco state reform report later this month. stay tuned. we do survey the state and local governments on how they go about investing. we find in many cases there isn't a prudent investor standard in place. we find the cases in alabama where they're investigating golf courses with pension dollars. a lot of cases are playing politics with people's environment, divesting from certain industries or companies they don't like for whatever reason. moving to these plans is right. i remain more skeptical of the defined benefit model. when government is in the sacrifices pension, the long term rates of return for investors. rachel: that's the issue that is pay to play. the pension funds will vest with certain investors who give them political contributions. the s.e.c. has cracked down on this, there are still places where this has happened. they have basically paid off their way to buy investment into their company, they have not been declared guilty. it's business as usual, everybody does it. it may not be right, but we're allowed to. it certainly is

and those are real san francisco voters who volunteered to be in the television commercialsfelt to vote in san francisco, 18 years old, united states citizen, resident of san francisco and registered to vote. the last day to register is this coming monday, we have cards downstairs sore you can rej stl to vote.ca.gov. i will be standing in front of city hall from 5 to 8 p.m. monday night and the office is open 8 to 5 regular business hours today and monday. we also encourage everyone to check their registration. you need to update if you move, change name or want to change political party preference but political party does not mat frr the general election in november. just for fun, how many voters does everyone think we have in san francisco? 589 thousand and this is highest registration of all time. so, how the department of elections prepares for accessibility is a year round coordination and communication effort. we have a voting accessibility advisory committee, we have openings if anyone is interested. they advise us all of the time. we have meetings prior to every election and we welcome participation. we work with 41 local o

that's pretty good for san francisco i think better recruiting reaching out and creating relationships with the area universities standford university and uc berkley, san francisco stateuniversity and partnering with them a little bit more strongly and having that kind of a pathway to recruiting teachers but, yeah there is a teacher shortage all over throughout the state and the affordability in san francisco doesn't help at all there are for the special education teachers giving them the $4,000 bonus was a zgdz idea i'm not sure that was enough but bonus is something that will be useful the money should be created in the budget. >> i agree with commissioner wynns we rely heavily think being san francisco and that in the context of a teacher shortage not enough anymore we need to build tinting with our local kaeblgs institutions and be surrounded 3wid a number of education schools like use of force should be a first place for the support and and pipeline we need to build our pipeline of teachers northbound san francisco that's with the educational institutions but in our own community we have students who should be supported to be teachers here there san francisco and

enforcing the law we successfully done those things and now the heart of issue the state failed system is unzuckerberg san franciscoitutional people andrew's on suspension of a crime are held in jail unless at the pay money as collateral those amounts are a bail schedule and state law requires the supreme court judges in each certificate of occupancy and the sheriff enforce if you can pay you, get out of jail if you cannot you don't get out of jail that is a reflex to the community whether you can pay for your freedom a two tier stop one with money and one without not right and in keeping with the constitution it is time for it to stop to echo u.s. attorney general loretta relinquish no price tag on justice i believe the states bail system specifically the bail system before arrangement is unconstitutional that's why my office filed papers in supreme court we'll not defend that law we are innovate taking issue with the law but about the existing bail process prior to the point of arrangement at arrangement a judge has the opportunity to review the circumstances and make an individual bail determination based on all

alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> thank you all for coming from to the disaster counsel. we have a packed agenda and i'll try to get you out of here in an hour [inaudible]. we do have a chance at the end to have a roundtable soap if people have announcements they want to make [inaudible] and [inaudible] >> thank you, and i want to thank everyone for attending the meeting and to

educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner th

states and pamela harris attorney general of the california and inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation noosed multiple indemnities announce against the supervisors from the san franciscoattorney multiple officers of technically companies to various political campaigns of the main subjects charged with conspire to evade state law and state and federal constraints on the use of federal fund the law is the prohibition on the bus stops by private vehicles and for the google bus program and april fools wrong tricker-treat. >> before the next speaker my other speaks to speak now is your opportunity please step up. >> tom gilberty a long time ago a gal was here in a wheelchair and she spoke about trying to get a waiver for a condo fee that she was denied to vote always remember she had to hold this microphone with a hand that looked like this in a claw and i'm able to hand 2 with fingers there is only an inch difference in our injury lines every time i come to this microphone i think of that woman young woman and so here i am and excuse a knowledge to and st. francis haven't heard you, you remember that gal depretty you helped people from pg&e to stop - and then when you hea

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. >> golden state warriors celebrating a big legal victory in the battle of a new arena in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. state court of appeals up held the environmental impact report. a group had gone to court to fight it. they say the arena would create traffic congestion and other problems at u-c -p s-f mission bay. the city plans to increase cal tran service in the area and other traffic reduction measures. the new arena is slated to open in 2019. mission bay alliance said they will consider an appeal all the way to the state supreme court. e court. >>> time is 4:09. san francisco board of supervisors approved -- a few rule that limit short term rentals to 60 nights per year whether the host is on site or not. regulations allow up to 90 nights for unhosted rentals and no limit for hosted rentals. the legislature goes to mayor ed lee for his signature. gnature. >> in kensington, the under rim police chief kevin kyle resigned after less than two weeks on the job, according to the east bay times. kyle was chosen as part-time police chief after retiring in santa claira. he plan

on the right, you're seeing on the top, george murray, minister of education at san francisco state. and on the bottom is the university of california at berkeley, where i was a student. the panthers were instrumental in two of the first student strikes to establish black studies departments. at merritt me college which was actually the first black studies course that he started, that these were the first student strikes to establish departments and really the idea, again, back then, everything was about white people, mostly white males. the contributions that women and minorities and other people in america made to this great country were pretty much ignored in the universities. so, the panthers were part of that struggle to establish black studies, which are now at many universities and high school courses. people do not often remember that. panthers. survival programs. panthers had 50 or 60 different community programs, some of which, such as the breakfast program, were later run by lyndon johnson incorporated them into his war on poverty. but they were not doing it until the pant

educator devoting the majority of our life of the education to books and being a teacher at the san francisco state university and city college for so many years your commitment to education extends beyond that work but includes the work as a collective member at the modern times booking for more than 35 years. >> you have been startling the operation that have important institution it is a legacy business in the mission district we also want to honor your work as as active member in book trade and local merchant associations your role as a founder member on the ccii what counsel is drill critical to help quatro and the unprecedented work in the t sets for other parts of the city on top of ruth has before a strong activist for women and lgbt right and served on the high school society and serves on that for more than 20 years years and a teacher to students of harvey milk history and organized to educate the gay political fingers and personally educated so much of us including the great harvey milk and for - i love the story of ruth storming into then harvey milk camera shop when he was an owner th

san francisco? how does that work with the state? >> just a little lapse, california building code go synchronize to effect state wide period, >> that means the state code steps into place? >> irregardless what we do without all our amendments. once our amendments pass then they go back into effect but in the mean time we have a period where people meet the california code and not all the specific san francisco amendments that made it work. san francisco-first 84 years wurkt of history for zero property line buildings, fire safety, existing, all the things that are specific to san francisco would not be in effect until this legislation went through. >> thank you. is your presentation finished? >> nope. >> okay. >> in general, california publishes this code july 1 of this year and may have 180 days for all cities to get their amendments in place so everything goes into effect january 1 the following year. our codes have to be more restrictive and based on findings of climate, geology and tuprography and we have findings for all those.