i had 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

firefighters still at the scene of a fire near san francisco state university.r two people have been sent to the hospital and three homes were burned. this is in the area of bright and stanley streets near the daly city border. people on scene say the flames spread quickly, and they had to make a quick escape. >> there was still animals in the house, and one lady was upstairs and we were trying to get her out, so the lady gave me another fire extinguisher. at that point the house was engulfed in flames, and i couldn't run back in to get her. she ended up kicking out the back kitchen window, jumped out the window in the back. >> there is a lot of smoke and also fog in the area. the fire has disrupted muni service. also the m-oceanview rail line cannot run right now because of the fire equipment on the tracks there. muni is operating a bus bridge around the area to meet demand. alex savidge is at the scene getting an update on the fire from the fire chief right now. we'll check back with alex at the bottom of the hour for the latest update. >>> time is 8:15. it's

i had 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

he was most recently a student at san francisco state university. reporting live in san francisco. abc7 news. >>> developing news in the east bay after a deadly shooting led to a crash on 580. sky 7hd shows track backed up this afternoon at crews responded just before 1:00 p.m. they had to shut town eastbound lanes to clean up and investigate a homocide. let's go live to lillian kim for an update on the details. reporter: we're just west of the exit. officers have cleared the scene but you can still see some of the dam left behind. officers shut done all lanes of this stretch of eastbound 580 in richmond, backing up traffic for miles. police say the male driver of the blue blue ford suv lost conl after being shot by someone in another car. >> we don't believe the lone occupant was firing at anybody. we believe that the suspect or suspects were firing at him. >> witness says the suv rolled over multiple times before hitting the center divide. people who live along the freeway heart the heard the gunshots and shots. >> i ducked. i ran outside. i thought one of my brothers got hit. th

he was most recently a student at san francisco state university. reporting live in san francisco. abc7 news. >>> developing news in the east bay after a deadly shooting led to a crash on 580. sky 7hd shows track backed up this afternoon at crews responded just before 1:00 p.m. they had to shut town eastbound lanes to clean up and investigate a homocide. let's go live to lillian kim for an update on the details. reporter: we're just west of the exit. officers have cleared the scene but you can still see some of the dam left behind. officers shut done all lanes of this stretch of eastbound 580 in richmond, backing up traffic for miles. police say the male driver of the blue blue ford suv lost conl after being shot by someone in another car. >> we don't believe the lone occupant was firing at anybody. we believe that the suspect or suspects were firing at him. >> witness says the suv rolled over multiple times before hitting the center divide. people who live along the freeway heart the heard the gunshots and shots. >> i ducked. i ran outside. i thought one of my brothers got hit. th

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

. >> i'm a student here at san francisco state university and i'm a big supporter of parks and public spaces especially in this city and i believe the south side, the area where the area is we have lombard street and 2 major tourist attractions and i think it's a really beautiful and scene ic place and the benefits of the park will not be felt among the community but also the local economy we can give them to marvel at and if you have ever been there and if you can see the golden gate from there it's truly a marvel o u.s. site and it will help the city of san francisco itself thank you. >> thank you very much for being here today. is there any further public comment on items to be discussed in closed session? from commissioner torres. >> i come from los angeles and i regret every day -- i'm a giant's 's fan now though. i come from los angeles and the plan ers of los angeles really didn't take into account neighborhood space and green space so when i moved up here in 1996 i looked in this neighborhood and almost bought a home in the area because it was so beautiful and the fact that th

san francisco. one of these artists recently gained tenure at san francisco state university. without affordable artist studio spaces is, local artists are forced to leave san francisco for other cities and we think that makes our city culturally poorer. we would just like to see some kind of conversation about offsetting our studio spaces in the proposed design, because affordable means different things for different types of people. so what is affordable for an artist is not necessarily the same as what is affordable for others. we also want to have some kind of stake in the planning process for when our building is demolished to have ample time to find other space in the interim. thanks >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is rob pool and i'm the project manager for the san francisco housing action coalition and i'm here to speak in support of the proposed project. agi capital projected to our committee last summer and we endorse it without reservations. 13% of these homes are below market rate, which comes out to 34 for affordable homes and it

he was most recently a student at san francisco state university. reporting live in san francisco.7 news.

that would result in 56 hundred more housing units and with triple densities and the san francisco state university master plans that calls for the full-time you student engrossment from 20 to 25 thousand. several years ago while those plans were under discussion this was a lot of discussion in the neighborhoods how to accommodate more significant number of transportation clajz challenges that already exist today are regardless of land use density so there was actually a study called the 19 avenue corridor study done by the planning department and it was from the former supervisor and looked at the conditions in the corridor i started to including but not limited to build a discussion around the existing needs and accommodates the growth and violation of the plans. so in that context there oh, i wanted to show this it doesn't look great on the screen the left-hand side it the land use today and the blue bobs being the orange irrational park merced what it looks like when this is built. what are the conditions on 19 after the ocean view operates in its own right-of-way but suffers from the coming in

. >> i'm a student here at san francisco state university and i'm a big supporter of parks and public spaces especially in this city and i believe the south side, the area where the area is we have lombard street and 2 major tourist attractions and i think it's a really beautiful and scene ic place and

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies 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

at san francisco state university, it is 60 degrees. rainfall, you heard about the snow pack. 18% of normal. we are pretty much done with adding to our rainfall totals. we have only had two inches of rain or more in may in san francisco twice over the past 57 years. so rain, not so much and there is zero rainfall in my forecast for the next zone days but there is a lot of weather changing. temperatures is what we are talking about. high pressure was to the north. we got an offshore wind. we were in the 90s again tomorrow. kind of muscle out by an area of low pressure to the north. we are not going to see the rain in oregon, but the rain shovering the high down to the south. it will be to the south over the weekend. on shore flow, the oceans in the upper 50s . the air above it is also chilly. that's the air we will have over the weekend. so much cooler weather moving in. it will be warm, not hot, tomorrow. especially inland, we will still be in the 80s , but widespread cooling. lit be only 72 in san francisco. rarely do i say only 72. co

san francisco state. just to give you a brief overview, i know not a lot of you knew paul and worked with paul. he was in this room many times. and the longmore institute of san francisco state universitykind of a -- it brings together advocacy, academics, culture, and the whole point of it is to get people in conversation that might not otherwise be in conversation and to change attitudes about disability. so, through cultural initiatives, through academic programs, through basically changing people's minds. and the idea here is that you take something like culture and you get people to think about disability as a form of experience on a par with race, gender, social class, all the things we care about. if you can get people to think about disability differently and disabled people differently, then they will change their attitudes about employment, employing people with disabilities, or with service provision, all of these things. so, all of our programs with designed to do that, kind of that work. and we're eager, we're delighted to be here and hopefully working through some good partnerships with the mayor's council on disability and with other groups in the city. just briefly, a c

i'm [speaker not understood] at san francisco state university. i'm happy to be here and honestly a little bit concerned about all the comments about the sunshine i've heard up to this point. but fundamentally i'm here because i agree with the basic principles of this ordinance. open government and transparency, citizen access to and participation in local government and fundamentally, i read both of these a tenets of democracy, participatory deliberative democracy. on principle the commission sounds great. one of the reasons why i think i'm qualified for this is that i have been thinking, writing, and teaching about these principles for well over a decade now. my first book was on local citizens interacting with public officials, won two national book awards. and the book i'm working on right now is on local citizen participation in public meetings. now, i don't know as much as people who are committed to and have already been on this commission before. but what i do bring to the table is a serious amount of fresh ideas and definitely some expert

getting word of a really big fire on bright street in san francisco kind of near san francisco state universityrefighter husband to call for backup and a helicopteren the way and we'll bring you updates during "today" show. >> not too far from the san francisco golf club. >>> a south korean distance control system may have malfunctioned before it slammed into the back of another train this morning. as many as 200 people were hurt. all the injuries, however, were considered minor. >>> experts say gas prices could drop as much as 50 cents a gallon in july. aaa credits stable u.s. inventory. right now prices in the bay area hovering around $4.28 a gallon. >>> san jose celebrating its annual banding day. those beloved little falcon chicks will determine if they're boys or girls and put little bands on them so we all know. a live look at the wall that is actually they will climb up and catch all the action live online from the city's falcon cam. pretty cool. >>> we'll continue to follow that fire on bright streets. we'll have an update for you at 7:25. >> that is in san francisco. have a great weeke

never had trouble. >> reporter: 20-year-old justin valdez, a san francisco state university student wasrandomly shot and killed while exiting a muni car. apparently the suspect was seen waving his gun but nobody was aware because the passengers were transfixed on their passengers. since that time, they've been telling people to be aware. grant money should allow officers to be out there on patrol and that should be good in the middle of this year. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> miss takes on the job -- mistakes on the job, that's the concern for oakland police officers because of staffing issues. pam cook is in the newsroom with a new report shedding light. >> the report in the oakland tribune says police officers are working mandatory overtime. that could lead to dangerous mistakes. the extra shifts are sometimes ordered without warning. no time for officers to prepare for the extra hours. it started in october of 2012. it's not scheduled to end until next march. that's when the department expects to have hired enough officers to be at full staff. the taper said officers had to

friends say guillermo was working two jobs, attending san francisco state university, and was the solener of his family from the age of 18. >> imagine this. my mom is heartbroken. >> that night, i'm not sure what really going on, but for one fact, there's only one witness and we only hear one side of the story, which is the gunman. >> reporter: at the meeting tonight, police chief greg suhr told the family that they have the weapon used in this, and they will continue investigating. live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we talked to a law professor about this case. he said it could be tough to prosecute. california has something called a castle doctrine. >> there's a specific section which protects people, if they're in their own home, if they're in reasonable fear of danger, they have the right to defend themselves. >> it can be hard for a jury to decide whether the fear was unreasonable. >>> healthcare workers are pushing contra costa county to keep a struggling east bay hospital open. as we first told you last night, voters rejected a parcel tax to keep doc

friends say guillermo was working two jobs, attending san francisco state university, and was the soleread winner of his family from the age of 18. >> imagine this. my mom is heartbroken. >> that night, i'm not sure what really going on, but for one fact, there's only one witness and we only hear one side of the story, which is the gunman. >> reporter: at the meeting tonight, police chief greg suhr told the family that they have the weapon used in this, and they will continue investigating. live in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we talked to a law professor about this case. he said it could be tough to prosecute. california has something called a castle doctrine. >> there's a specific section which protects people, if they're in their own home, if they're in reasonable fear of danger, they have the right to defend themselves. >> it can be hard for a jury to decide whether the fear was unreasonable. >>> healthcare workers are pushing contra costa county to keep a struggling east bay hospital open. as we first told you last night, voters rejected a parcel tax to

many male/female transgender individuals trying to merge their feminine side, this was a san francisco state university study that concluded this, while many female-to-male transgenders wanted to be in the more hyper masculine environment. >> i can't speak for everybody else, but it holds true. they put emphasis on strength and masculinity. i could blend in better. >> fiona, obviously he was at the peak of his career, landon was, serving our country effectively. he was also a costly investment. apparently this half a million dollars in training to get you to where you were. is the military losing a significant amount of money in dismissing these individuals? >> i personally believe so, yes. we are investing so much in people who are perfectly capable of serving. their stories really need to be told. landon is just a classic example of this. we've been following his story for many months last year and actually filmed him before he was deployed in afghanistan. he at that time had no idea what was going to happen. to see this waste of talent is just wrong. >> how are you working to change this issue? >> w

state and congressional races. in san francisco a fight over height limits is on the ball et. joining me now to discuss these are terry christensen, professor at san jose state university. c.w. nevius, san francisco chronicle reporter and scott shafer. who are the five major candidates and which ones are considered front runners? >> there's a total of eight but five who are real contenders. four of them are incumbent city council members. a couple are terms out and a couple will continue their terms. a fifth is a supervisor. they have been elected and re-elected. at least three of them are major contenders. >> that's sam bicardo, madison nguyen and dave. >> that's right. they have significant campaign operations. >> what's the biggest issue in the race? >> that's a little hard to tell what they're all talking about is public safety and related to that pension reform. pension reform is what reduce our police force by about 400 officers. public safety has been a big issue in the neighborhood. that's what people are talking about. that's what shows up in the polls. the candidates, i don't think it really manage to differentiate themselves. dave, the supervisor, is more in

state and congressional races. in san francisco a fight over height limits is on the ball et. joining me now to discuss these are terry christensen, professor at san jose state university. c.w. nevius, san francisco chronicle reporter and scott shafer. who are the five major candidates and which ones are considered front runners? >> there's a total of eight but five who are real contenders. four of them are incumbent city council members. a couple are terms out and a couple will continue their terms. a fifth is a supervisor. they have been elected and re-elected. at least three of them are major contenders. >> that's sam bicardo, madison nguyen and dave. >> that's right. they have significant campaign operations. >> what's the biggest issue in the race? >> that's a little hard to tell what they're all talking about is public safety and related to that pension reform. pension reform is what reduce our police force by about 400 officers. public safety has been a big issue in the neighborhood. that's what people are talking about. that's what shows up in the polls. the candidates, i don't think it really manage to differentiate themselves. dave, the supervisor, is more in