it's been very special" during his time with the san francisco tenants union. gullicksen helped to pass dozens of laws to protect renters. despite his untimely passing, friends and family are confident gullicksen's legacy will continue. "ted organized at the tenant's union collectively and taught us all extremely well. we approach these things collectively, and the struggle for justice goes on." in san francisco aa kron 4 news but kron four's dan rubin says starting tomorrow. one station is getting more expensive. there are only two bart stations left in the entire bay area that don't charge for parking. on monday. another one bites the dust. the oakland coliseum bart station will become the latest to charge a one dollar parking fee. you have three options to give a buck to bart. bart officials say the clipper card is the top choice. if you don't already have one, you can sign up online. then link your account to bart's e-z rider program. once they send your placard. hang it in your car. and you're good to go. if you're not so clipper crazy. paying cash is your

>>> people gathered in san francisco to pay tribute to a man known for his tireless fight for tenant rights. ted died last month. he wasth head of the san francisco tenants union. he helped shape city policy for renters. san francisco's ross merck knee knee was there. >> there were many meetings we had with ted. >> he died suddenly at his home last month. there was no word on a cause of death. >>> san francisco police are launching a media campaign to warn the chinese community about so-called blessing scams. [speaking in foreign language] the department released this public service announcement in cant these. convince the target that cash and valuables must be offered in exchange. there have been reports of two recent incidents. >>> now this was in canada last july. a 74 car train carrying crude oil derailed killing 42 people. the kind of crude ail oil it was carrying is called backen. it's known to be more volatile and being transported by rail. even more crude oil is being transported by rail. but the state receives very little information about the schedules and when the crude oil trains are coming and going through bay area neighborhoods. >> just like whe

>>> bobby coleman, san francisco tenants union.nd naturally we encourage on item 45 a continuance. of course, doing it in the standard way is going to instill more confidence in this body and in the government process in general, and for that reason the tenants support a delay in the deliberations until the full body can convene. thank you. >> next speaker. >>> i am [speaker not understood] from the tenderloin. i imagine it's hard to elect a president, having seen it done a few time, it's pretty awkward. if you're elected to this body naturally you can do thing for the city. certainly you must imagine you yourself would make a good president. so, therefore in order to elect one, you have to set some number of, at least, ten out of 11, have to step aside to support somebody else. i imagine it's a difficult thing and certainly it's a decision for you as a board to make. as far as when you make it or when you're not, don't make it, you know, i sat here through the mayor's thing and i was pretty much set up, much more set up than i ima

. >>> people gathered in san francisco to pay tribute for a man known for his tireless fight for human rights. he was the head of the san francisco tenants union francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi was there. >> there were many meetings that we had with ted. it was always very analytical, always very spirited. sometimes not always not unified on strategy but outcomes. >> he died suddenly at his home last month. >>> time is 6:36. the jack london square ferry terminal is back in service. the crew spent the weekend installing a new gangway they repaired a security gate and replaced some of the pilings. >>> south bay voters approved it last year but the battle is not over yet. coming up in 20 minutes the controversial gun ban heading to court today. >> we are live in san francisco talking about shopping and perhaps shopping near candle stick park. coming up the big announcement by mayor ed lee sometime later today. >> we've had a slow ramp up to this monday morning. there is some slow traffic out there. we haven't had a lot of slowing but now the bay bridge is a big delay. we'll tell you what is happening there. >> mostly clear skies but cold. lots o

san francisco paid tribute to a man known for his tireless fight for tenant rights. friends gathered at mission high school this afternoon to pay tribute to ted gulixson. he was the head of the san francisco tenants unionkarini about how it was to work with gulixson. >> it was always very spirited. sometimes not always unified on strategy but definitely unified on outcomes. >> gulixson died at his home last month. no word yet on the cause of his death. >>> it's not the sort of news you want to hear just as thanksgiving is coming. production of turkeys are way down there year. what's driving the decline and when you could see the price spike. plus-- >> she needs help. you know that was our first impression. >>> sharing a little girl's pain. the step strangers took today to help this young victim of gun violence. >>> just in time for the holidays a surprise for a bay area family in need. ktvu's cristina rendon is in oakland where strangers deliver add gift to a young girl struck by a stray bullet. >> reporter: strangers walked into the home of nunez. a little girl paralyzed from her neck down. >> jackie you're so brave. >> reporter: the two have waited for this day since hearing about jackie's story. she

tenant's rights in san francisco and then died suddenly last month. this afternoon, friends of him gathered at mission high school for a service. he was the head of the san francisco tenant union and they spoke today on what it was like to work with him. >> at the meetings, it was always very analytical and spirited. sometimes not always unified on strategy. but definitely unified on outcomes. >> he died seven -- suddenly at his home last month. no word on the cause of death yet. >>> the open enrollment. me at -- period for the affordable care act started this weekend. people had a chance to find out more today. this was at a health insurance fair at the san francisco jewish community center. it offered the public an opportunity to talk with trained counselors to learn about the program including coverage for preventative care. >> everyone gets one free doctor visit a year. that is your annual physical. you can do your mammograms. and your colonoscopies. all of that is now free because it is considered preventive care. >> counselors suggest new enrollees finish the process by december 15 so they can start coverage january 1. the enrollment period ends on february 15. >>> cover

school and they are there, because in recent past, ted gulickson and the tenant's union has helped them to stay in san francisco. it's time for this school board to step up and do its part. i can't point the finger at other agencies. you have to take responsibility. we all heard the school bell, well it's time for the school board to not ask who the bell tolls for, because it tolls for thee. thank you. >> thank you very much. i'm dennis kelly and i'm the president of the united educators of san francisco. ladies and gentlemen of the board of education and mr. superintendent, a member of the board of education went to the commission of the board of supervisors and said she would like to give the teachers and paras 300% salary increase. now that was different. we got excited. we got out our buckets and got our bushel baskets ready to receive that unexpected windfall. but she then talked about sacramento and then she blamed the city for the high cost of living. as mr. trey just said though, it's your job. you have a $700 million budget. that budget has gone up. the number of dollars you get per student has risen t