a few years ago former supervisor scott wiener rezoned the upper market nc d districts to the upper market nct district that has had a very series of planning code implications but because where the supervisor lived there were two parcels excluded from that effort so the legislation before you today just closes the loop and just rezones those remaining two parcels to upper market nct. >> okay. thanks mr. powers. if no question we will open it up to public comment. anyone wishing to comment on item 2 -- oh sorry additional presentation. >> good afternoon. i am with the san francisco planning department. as mentioned this is a clean up ordinance that rezone the lots to upper market nct. the ordinance will correct language in the code so that all permanents in the upper market nct are subject to the inclusionary fees and the community improvement impact fees. this section of the code was not updated when the upper market nct was expanded and this r this ordinance will update the language and the planning commission heard the item and voted for approval. finally the department would like to th

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

scott wiener joins us from his office in san francisco. nice to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> scott tell us why. where did this come from? what was the idea behind it? >> sure. i think a lot swlus we watch sporting events and you see someone jump out of the stands on the field, running around towards the players or someone throwing something on the field it can seem entertaining from afar but for those players it's a real safety risk. if you are a player and someone jumps on the field and starts running at you, you have no idea if that person is going to run around, if they are going try to hug you, or if the person is going to harm you, or maybe they're drunk and they're going to unintentionally harm you. it is a problem that major league sports have been facing for awhile. california is not in alignment with other statements other states frankly impose felonies for rung onto the field or throwing things on the field. we're not creating a felony here but in california it's slap on the wrist. it's an infraction, just a ticke

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

state senator scott wiener announced a bill today that gives stronger penalties for anyone who runs onto a field or onto a court. the bill has bipartisan support in the legislature and is sponsored by a lot of the bay area's sports teams including the warriors, the & the giants. specifying sports, the giants are back. they are taking on the a's at at&t park. >>. >>> in happening now, we posted on our website a rescue on the eel river. two hikers were near the river when both became disor yenned and lost after sunset. they were stranded overnight. it was difficult for crews to find them but both hikers are now expected to be okay. back with more news in a moment. beba isackn t baar! a ve ok att >>> baseball back in the bay area. a live look at at&t park tonight. a few hours ago game one of the bay bridge series wrapped up. the battle between the giants and the a's turned out to be a battle on the mound. scoreless until crawford hit an rbi to fuel the 3-0 win. crawford said it felt good to play at home night gets us ready for the regular season playing in a real big league park before open

but not as strong on transit as we're hoping so we continue it advocate for that and supervisor scott wiener is advocating for it so or may not be helpful generally for transportation in the state with regards to the caltrain in particular there are absolutely discussions happening at the local and regional and state level in terms of what alternatives we have but there are not a lot that are kind of jumping out obvious for $50 million and there is some immediate things contracts that are pending waiting to be counted but there are lots of discussions focused on trying to get the security of the funding grant. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> seeing no other questioning questions or comments for director reiskin public comment. >> several members have submitted speaker cards herbert weiner and followed by (calling names) all right. (calling names). >> an opportunity for comment items discussed by mr. egan. >> directors taxi drivers we've seen on the industry streets with vision zero especially the market street right from the main street all the way down to 3 and fourth street street thirty b

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

scott wiener says it would help businesses could prevent party goers from going to illegal venues such as warehouse parties. >>> you are looking live at the bay bridge. the old eastern span is just a memory, a thick of the past. this morning crews lowered the pieces on to barges take tony theport of oakland to be disassembled. the support structures are expected to be removed by the end of the year. the bridge opened in 1936 and was decommissioned in 2013. >>> stev kerr makes nba history with tonight's win in houston. that's next. itas recd mingin rthwarorsoactos >>> it was a record making win for the warriors coach tonight. yep, top's win in houston is the 200th of steve kerr's so much coaching career making him the fastest nba coach to reach that milestone. they beat the rockets. curry, 32 points, thompson, 25. tomorrow they play the spurs in san antonio. >>> to an overtime thriller at the shark tank. the team clinching a playoff spot thanks tot another game. the kings lost tonight. the sharks broke a six game losing streak 5-4. bret burns his 20th goal or the season. a new single se

.) >> so thank you i now are the honor of introducing supervisor scott wiener i'll bring to the stage as for those of you who don't know scott was elected to the state senate in november of 2016 for district 11 prior to the election he served as a board of supervisors where he was an advocate for policies to create the affordable housing you see here today and long recognized the protection of the right of lgbt seniors a long time supporter and friend of openhouse and believes to help every lgbt senior to have a place to call home in 2014 he helped pass local ordinances for action for long time care facilities and make sure they have training in taken care of felt be lgbt seniors and fight for the bill to happen across the state. >> thank you for your help and making today a reality senator wien wiener. >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i think my head is blocking this thing the world was not made for at all people so i am i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy that you know given my new life between here and sacramento to be physically here it is a monumental step forward for

the proposal from scott wiener would extend hours until 4:00 in the morning.cuts off alcohol service at 2:00. if it passed, the decision would ultimately be up to local governments on determining closing time. the bill is identical to one pitched in 20-13, but it never made it out committee. it met resistance from law enfocement and other groups concerned about public safety. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... the warriors look to make it another 60 win season and continue their winning streak... but an m-v-p candidate stands in their way. we'll preview tonight's matchup, after the break. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san francisco. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is at the limit. ( james ) happening tonight. the warriors look to extend their winning streak in houston against james harden and the rockets. this is the third meeting between the teams... the rockets won the first game in a double overtime thriller at oracle. the dubs beat them in houston in their last match-up. golden state is riding a 7 game winning streak. wit

.) >> so thank you i now are the honor of introducing supervisor scott wiener i'll bring to the stage as for those of you who don't know scott was elected to the state senate in november of 2016 for district 11 prior to the election he served as a board of supervisors where he was an advocate for policies to create the affordable housing you see here today and long recognized the protection of the right of lgbt seniors a long time supporter and friend of openhouse and believes to help every lgbt senior to have a place to call home in 2014 he helped pass local ordinances for action for long time care facilities and make sure they have training in taken care of felt be lgbt seniors and fight for the bill to happen across the state. >> thank you for your help and making today a reality senator wien wiener. >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i think my head is blocking this thing the world was not made for at all people so i am i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy that you know given my new life between here and sacramento to be physically here it is a monumental step forward for

. >> let me clarify when supervisor scott wiener chained the planning code for restaurants. >> uh-huh. >> what happens was everything that was only restaurant or limited restaurant unfortunately what heaped that included therefore every bakery with limited restaurant and everything was a limited ice cream trucks was a limited truck we experienced that someone ought to say a candy shop and became a restaurant they just said we're a limited restaurant so we were concerned of preserving additional businesses and making that easier for them or a new one to make that easier for them come into the district not be considered a restaurant. >> well to be clear limited restaurant are permitted throughout the city and now the specialty informed manufacturing requires a cu so i'm not sure it makes that easier but makes a distinction between the two and it prevents the business from turning into a restaurant that way. >> the distinction didn't exist. >> only in the north beach sud. >> it could be added to other neighborhoods. >> it would take another ordinance and could be added to the code. >> th

state senator scott wiener has introduced a measure that would allow bars to serve until 4:00 a.m.tics say it's not a good idea to have people leave bars at 4:00 a.m., and meeting up with morning traffic. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 at 9:00, a big day for the raiders, as they wait to see if a move to las vegas gets approved. how the team got to this point. >> and one person confirmed dead in an apartment fire in west oakland early this morning. plus, what we're learning about an ongoing legal complex between the building's owners and the main tenants. he's asleep. i've got the gelato. is that ice cream? no, it's, uh breyers gelato indulgences. it looks like ice cream. it's not. can i have some? you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like caramel and crunchy stuff. it's not for kids. i'm a grown-up. breyers gelato indulgences. creamy gelato, rich caramel, topped with crunchy curls. it's way beyond ice cream. >>> all right, we want to update this morning's breaking news. we now have confirmation one person was killed in this morning's massive fire

the proposal from scott wiener would extend hours until 4:00 in the morning.a law cuts off alcohol service at 2:00. if it passed, the decision would ultimately be up to local governments on determining closing time. the bill is identical to one pitched in 20-13, but it never made it to a vote. it met resistance from police and other groups concerned about public safety. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... we're still talking about the raiders... we'll see what gary thinks about the move to vegas. plus, what did north carolina's big winner do the morning after his game winning shot? and how the daughter of a former 49er turned a hand shake into a shove with the coach of the other team. the world according to gary is in just a few minutes. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. bounty is more absorbent,mom" per roll so the roll can last 50% longer tha

state senator scott wiener joins us now to explain. do we have a problem with selecting juries? >> thanks for having me. we do. we have a jury system, a criminal justice system that depends on juries that reflect the community, that are a good cross section so that if you are on trial you get a jury of your peers. right now from what we can tell for african-americans, potential jurors, latinos, we have an underrepresentation in our jury pools. last week a friend of mine told me he showed up for jury duty, and for an african-american defendant, out of 80 people, not a single african-american in the jury pool. >> my understanding is the pools are picked from voter records and dmv records. >> that is correct. >> so that should be a pretty good cross section, shouldn't it? >> not necessarily. there are other databases who are broader. >> such as? >> people who are on cal-fresh. when you only look at voter records and dmv, you often exclude low-income people. we want to collect data on what areas and zip codes people are not showing up from so we can make sure we have a fair cross se

we begin with a proposed new law in california, state senator scott wiener, there he is, he thinks foxis fake news, by the way. he has introduced a bill that would no longer make spreading aids intentionally a felony. he says it should be a misdemeanor. here now to analyze, kimberly guilfoyle. eboni williams has the night off. is it as crazy as it sounds? >> it is. it is as dangerous as it sounds. what kind of a mentality is operating here that he thinkss this is a good idea for public health and safety? this should remain a felony. as a matter of fact, many people want to say, if you knowingly transmit and intentionally try to hepatitis c, other things that are very difficult to be able to combat. when somebody willfully tries to give someone else hiv, why would you want to say that that is okay? >> bill: wiener says, as i mentioned, this is really a fary out individual, he was tremendously against kate's law. he doesn't want to stigmatize people with aids. that is why he wants to lower the penalties. it is not that you go out and say, i want to infect someone with aids, if you don't

state senator scott wiener who campaigned for hillary clinton will be one. lawmakers introducing the bill in sacramento today. >>> speaking of taxes, you will have a little more time to file this year. the tax filing deadline is usually april 15. but that day falls on a saturday this year, and because of a washington, d.c. holiday, the following monday, the tax filing deadline this year is on april 18. >>> stocks have been shaky since the health care reform effort crumbled last week. as many investors worry about the president's ability to carry out his economic agenda. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here what is moving the market and why you should be rooting for a selloff. >> why would the health care legislation failure impact the stock market? >> well, have you to remember that we are up near -- you have to remember that we are up nearly 10% since the election and the reason is partially based on the assumption that the administration and congress would be able to pass corporate and individual tax reform, infrastructure spending, and would

.) >> so thank you i now are the honor of introducing supervisor scott wiener i'll bring to the stager those of you who don't know scott was elected to the state senate in november of 2016 for district 11 prior to the election he served as a board of supervisors where he was an advocate for policies to create the affordable housing you see here today and long recognized the protection of the right of lgbt seniors a long time supporter and friend of openhouse and believes to help every lgbt senior to have a place to call home in 2014 he helped pass local ordinances for action for long time care facilities and make sure they have training in taken care of felt be lgbt seniors and fight for the bill to happen across the state. >> thank you for your help and making today a reality senator wien wiener. >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i think my head is blocking this thing the world was not made for at all people so i am i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy that you know given my new life between here and sacramento to be physically here it is a monumental step forward for the lg

the proposal from scott wiener would extend hours until 4 a-m.alifornia law cuts off alcohol service at 2 a-m. if it passed, the decision would ultimately be up to local governments on determining closing time. the bill is identical to one pitched in 2013... it never made it out committee. it met fierce resistance from law enfocement and other groups concerned about public safety. ( pam) the work week is starting off with sunshine.... let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (steve ) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. slightly cooler conditions are expected on thursday as a weather system moves into eastern california and nevada. that weather system will bring only a slight chance of showers to the northern and eastern portions of our area, and also result in blustery conditions near the coast and in the hills by late thursday. high pressure will redevelop late in the week and result in warmer weather once again by the weekend. (pam) a rough morning for bay area commuters. s

a few years ago former supervisor scott wiener rezoned the upper market nc d districts to the upper market nct district that has had a very series of planning code implications but because where the supervisor lived there were two parcels excluded from that effort so the legislation before you today just closes the loop and just rezones those remaining two parcels to upper market nct. >> okay. thanks mr. powers. if no question we will open it up to public comment. anyone wishing to comment on item 2 -- oh sorry additional presentation. >> good afternoon. i am with the san francisco planning department. as mentioned this is a clean up ordinance that rezone the lots to upper market nct. the ordinance will correct language in the code so that all permanents in the upper market nct are subject to the inclusionary fees and the community improvement impact fees. this section of the code was not updated when the upper market nct was expanded and this r this ordinance will update the language and the planning commission heard the item and voted for approval. finally the department would like to th

but not as strong on transit as we're hoping so we continue it advocate for that and supervisor scott wiener is advocating for it so or may not be helpful generally for transportation in the state with regards to the caltrain in particular there are absolutely discussions happening at the local and regional and state level in terms of what alternatives we have but there are not a lot that are kind of jumping out obvious for $50 million and there is some immediate things contracts that are pending waiting to be counted but there are lots of discussions focused on trying to get the security of the funding grant. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> seeing no other questioning questions or comments for director reiskin public comment. >> several members have submitted speaker cards herbert weiner and followed by (calling names) all right. (calling names). >> an opportunity for comment items discussed by mr. egan. >> directors taxi drivers we've seen on the industry streets with vision zero especially the market street right from the main street all the way down to 3 and fourth street street thirty b

. >> we saw those on both sides of through lots and supervisor scott wiener at the time was sxernd in pga this we look at those types of projects but this one is appropriate you can where it is in the scale of into the homes i mean it is 2200 square feet that is not huge a couple of bedrooms i think that works given the context i mean the depth of the that building is you know no where near the depth of the adjacent two buildings that is a modified addition what is viewed as a vacant lot on the 17th street side so i'm supportive of this i think that works. >> commissioner moore. >> i will actually have to withhold my support i don't think it is relevant that is a well positions home not design is acquit in coping what is next week to it a sideline and not my reasons i believe that the interim controls ask for mo' magic that that project didn't really do the size as well as by context i cannot support it. >> confirmation. >> zoning administrator can you comment on the idea of mid block open space as i look at this one and in the overhead and context from running literally from the side

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wienerand a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the co

but not as strong on transit as we're hoping so we continue it advocate for that and supervisor scott wieners advocating for it so or may not be helpful generally for transportation in the state with regards to the caltrain in particular there are absolutely discussions happening at the local and regional and state level in terms of what alternatives we have but there are not a lot that are kind of jumping out obvious for $50 million and there is some immediate things contracts that are pending waiting to be counted but there are lots of discussions focused on trying to get the security of the funding grant. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> seeing no other questioning questions or comments for director reiskin public comment. >> several members have submitted speaker cards herbert weiner and followed by (calling names) all right. (calling names). >> an opportunity for comment items discussed by mr. egan. >> directors taxi drivers we've seen on the industry streets with vision zero especially the market street right from the main street all the way down to 3 and fourth street street thirty bus

.) >> so thank you i now are the honor of introducing supervisor scott wiener i'll bring to the stager those of you who don't know scott was elected to the state senate in november of 2016 for district 11 prior to the election he served as a board of supervisors where he was an advocate for policies to create the affordable housing you see here today and long recognized the protection of the right of lgbt seniors a long time supporter and friend of openhouse and believes to help every lgbt senior to have a place to call home in 2014 he helped pass local ordinances for action for long time care facilities and make sure they have training in taken care of felt be lgbt seniors and fight for the bill to happen across the state. >> thank you for your help and making today a reality senator wien wiener. >> (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i think my head is blocking this thing the world was not made for at all people so i am i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy that you know given my new life between here and sacramento to be physically here it is a monumental step forward for the lg

and i was in sack ac and the transportation bill and david chiu is up there and assembly member, scott wiener and we need to ask them you guys need to get money for san francisco and it's out there and get on top of this and dc and meet with secretary chow and make you come to san francisco and see what we're up against. we can do this the easy or hard way. we pay now and up front and look like heroes and if not if something happened and here and come up with the money and i know it's a priority for the port and elaine when you're back there and the business people, the chamber need to be knocking on the doors in dc and republicans and democrats and we need to be up front on the issue and need money for san francisco and need close to $2 billion and we want to fix the whole thing. and i will go back would you work on it from the inside or from the water side in and from the inside it's down the embarcadero and people doing business; right? and we want to hurt them doing business and this is our city of tourism and can you work on the water side. did i say that right? >> you did. right now the

our local reps have been assigned of scott wiener and of human services committee and david chiu to housing and phil tang to the budget. we discussed the funding cuts for the coordinated care initiative which were allowed to expire, and there will be more details on that as we move forward and we're continuing to work on the bay laws reconciliation and there will be -- there was further discussion at our february meeting. >> any questions? thank you. >> you're welcome. >> long term care coordinating council report. >> good afternoon commissioners. i my name is jeremy walen dll berg and with the member with the long term care coordinating council. we m two meetings since last time. the commission was updated so i will be as brief as possible. the long term care coordinating council met brief plea with the mayor's office to make sure we were coordinated on our budget and policy process. >> >> and also what we could do to be helpful to them in light of national changes and trends going on and one of the recommendations was to collect [inaudible] clients and service providers in the city. in te

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

between 50 and $100,000 not have kids in san francisco or san leandro you, you know that supervisor scott wieneroticed a the elephant in the room a single eninfant that was good enough to get elected to the state senate this room is filled with elephants it is when 20 adults one child if that entire family and people outside of country that is one child and crazy living in st. francis and has two houses her mother is an immigration lawyer you know what i see completely lacking in the discussion of our families the discussion you know talk about longshoreman's we have the lowest number of children of new major city in america the issues are so medicaid criteria even miserable that is what i want to talk about why is from the case. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm denise i was born socially conscious didn't have kids but a disability and i'd like to see more how are you for disability disabled folks built and minced the tenderloin has the highest concentration of disabled people probably in the country we're disabled folks month underserved population in san francisco and i'

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the commi

and i was in sack ac and the transportation bill and david chiu is up there and assembly member, scott wiener and we need to ask them you guys need to get money for san francisco and it's out there and get on top of this and dc and meet with secretary chow and make you come to san francisco and see what we're up against. we can do this the easy or hard way. we pay now and up front and look like heroes and if not if something happened and here and come up with the money and i know it's a priority for the port and elaine when you're back there and the business people, the chamber need to be knocking on the doors in dc and republicans and democrats and we need to be up front on the issue and need money for san francisco and need close to $2 billion and we want to fix the whole thing. and i will go back would you work on it from the inside or from the water side in and from the inside it's down the embarcadero and people doing business; right? and we want to hurt them doing business and this is our city of tourism and can you work on the water side. did i say that right? >> you did. right now the

between 50 and $100,000 not have kids in san francisco or san leandro you, you know that supervisor scott wienericed a the elephant in the room a single eninfant that was good enough to get elected to the state senate this room is filled with elephants it is when 20 adults one child if that entire family and people outside of country that is one child and crazy living in st. francis and has two houses her mother is an immigration lawyer you know what i see completely lacking in the discussion of our families the discussion you know talk about longshoreman's we have the lowest number of children of new major city in america the issues are so medicaid criteria even miserable that is what i want to talk about why is from the case. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm denise i was born socially conscious didn't have kids but a disability and i'd like to see more how are you for disability disabled folks built and minced the tenderloin has the highest concentration of disabled people probably in the country we're disabled folks month underserved population in san francisco and i'd

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wienerand a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the co

and i was in sack ac and the transportation bill and david chiu is up there and assembly member, scott wiener and we need to ask them you guys need to get money for san francisco and it's out there and get on top of this and dc and meet with secretary chow and make you come to san francisco and see what we're up against. we can do this the easy or hard way. we pay now and up front and look like heroes and if not if something happened and here and come up with the money and i know it's a priority for the port and elaine when you're back there and the business people, the chamber need to be knocking on the doors in dc and republicans and democrats and we need to be up front on the issue and need money for san francisco and need close to $2 billion and we want to fix the whole thing. and i will go back would you work on it from the inside or from the water side in and from the inside it's down the embarcadero and people doing business; right? and we want to hurt them doing business and this is our city of tourism and can you work on the water side. did i say that right? >> you did. right now the

between 50 and $100,000 not have kids in san francisco or san leandro you, you know that supervisor scott wienericed a the elephant in the room a single eninfant that was good enough to get elected to the state senate this room is filled with elephants it is when 20 adults one child if that entire family and people outside of country that is one child and crazy living in st. francis and has two houses her mother is an immigration lawyer you know what i see completely lacking in the discussion of our families the discussion you know talk about longshoreman's we have the lowest number of children of new major city in america the issues are so medicaid criteria even miserable that is what i want to talk about why is from the case. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm denise i was born socially conscious didn't have kids but a disability and i'd like to see more how are you for disability disabled folks built and minced the tenderloin has the highest concentration of disabled people probably in the country we're disabled folks month underserved population in san francisco and i'd

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the c

with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wienerand a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen city agencies and newcomers state agency and the federal government as well as important stakeholders including some of the ones that occupy the building around where we're standing it took that kind of collaboration in other words, to get to this point i want to start off by introducing the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin good morning, everybody. welcome to the groundbreaking of our van ness corridor bus rapid transit i want to say thank you to everyone on stage and offstage since 2003 with the prop k been working hard to get this project done well and right a lot of community groups thank you, again to the mta to the co

and i was in sack ac and the transportation bill and david chiu is up there and assembly member, scott wiener and we need to ask them you guys need to get money for san francisco and it's out there and get on top of this and dc and meet with secretary chow and make you come to san francisco and see what we're up against. we can do this the easy or hard way. we pay now and up front and look like heroes and if not if something happened and here and come up with the money and i know it's a priority for the port and elaine when you're back there and the business people, the chamber need to be knocking on the doors in dc and republicans and democrats and we need to be up front on the issue and need money for san francisco and need close to $2 billion and we want to fix the whole thing. and i will go back would you work on it from the inside or from the water side in and from the inside it's down the embarcadero and people doing business; right? and we want to hurt them doing business and this is our city of tourism and can you work on the water side. did i say that right? >> you did. right now the

scott weiner of san francisco. he says it's time to monitor eyes criminal laws. which right now allow for prison sentences. for exposing someone to hiv even if the infected person does not transmit the virus. wieners bill would make knowingly infecting someone with hiv a misdemeanor. which is what current law says about spreading infection, diseases like tuberculosis and hepatitis. >>> democratic lawmakers in several states are moving ahead with plans to protect access to birth control. when the republican-led congress was working to repeal the affordable care act there were more questions about how much it would affect low income women and their ability to get birth control. even thougcoressional leaders pulled the bill from being considered some democrats are worried they may shift their focus back to this. now they say they will continue to push for a separate protection for planned parenthood funding. at the same time antiabortion groups say they will still press to have money taken away from that organization. >>> time to check in now with mike and garcia. >> the search for victim continues following the deadly apartment fire in oakland. what we are learning about the building history of code