this recent action is spurred by senator scott wiener.hey'll be joined today by students of jefferson high school as the lawmakers announce new legislation which could, if passed, ban the sale of guns or ammunition here at the cow palace beginning in 2020. according to the "san francisco chronicle," efforts to end gun shows here at the cow palace have failed in the legislature three times already. this announcement comes days after a school shooting in texas. 10 people were killed friday at santa fe high school when a -- school when a 17-year-old classmate opened fire. live in daly city, sandra osborn, kpix 5. >>> schools in santa fe are closed this week as the community grieves the 10 people killed in friday's high school massacre. police are investigating where the suspected -- why the suspected gun man, dimitrios pagourtzis, killed two teachers and eight students inside santa fe high school friday. the mother of one of the victims, 16-year-old shawna fisher, said her daughter may have been targeted because she rejected the suspect's ad

. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener plans to hold an event right behind this community center nearby the cow palace. the bill there formally introducing today if passed would ban gun shows at the cow palace starting in 2020, organizers of the crossroads of the west gun show that happens five times a year at the cow palace, they have a contract to continue the event through 2019. the most recent gun show was last month and back and a small group of students and gun- control advocates held a two day demonstration to express concerns over there gun violence. community members and local leaders have also voiced their opposition to gun shows at the cow palace for years but it is not within local control. the cow palace is over -- operated by the state. previous bills to ban gun shows were introduced and failed years ago when arnold's fortune eger was governor, he vetoed a bill to ban gun shows and more recently governor jerry brown vetoed a similar bill as well. >> time is of the essence and we should try this now. you know, if the governor vetoes it, we will work hard to convince him but

i would like to recall scott wiener completely. give him a message, thank you. >> clerk: thank you.xt speaker, please. and before you begin, sir, are there any other members of the public who would like to address the board of supervisors during general public comment, now is the opportunity, please step over to your right. >> thank you, madame clerk, president breed, ladies and gentlemen and the board, i'm involuntary psychiatric outpatient for going on 11 years. and scheduled to become homeless in less than four unless i get better or submit to control. supervisor fewer referred today to the police commission as the most important agency in the city government. well, what do the police do? um, they apprehend people and jail them for a few hours. they may in the process injure them, shoot them and possibly kill them. but none of that is intentional. meanwhile, we have the equivalent of a central american death squad patrolling the city in the form of city wide case management community focus. these are psychiatrists out of control, being paid through your budget over a million doll

today, senator scott wiener and local high school students announced a bill that will ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. senator wiener says the fourth push comes in the wake of this year's high school mass shootings. >> they shifted from learning environments to places where they are not sure they are going to survive the day. the government has not taken enough steps to show that they are one thing that works, preventing access to guns. >> if the bill passes, it would go into effect in january 2020. >>> president trump sent out an order via a tweet find out the doj plant add mole -- planted a mole. >> president trump sent a tweet this weekend demanding an investigation into reports the fbi planted an informant into his presidential campaign. >> if they were using somebody to engage the trump campaign, was there judicial oversight? >> sources tell cbs news, fbi informant was instructed to make contact with 3 trump campaign visors, carter paige, george papadopoulos after they have suspicious contacts. >> it would have been negligent for the fbi not to take steps to

you know, we fight sacramento and scott wiener and other -- all the yimby's, they're trying to take away your involvement, and now, i come and find your own department's trying to do that, take away our involvement and yours. don't let it happen. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. next speaker, please. >> well said, rick. i just want to kind of echo what everyone has been saying in the room. i'm only going to touch upon a little bit of this process just because it is kind of like a fire hose, a lot of different things. but let's focus on something that happened today. let's talk about 1863 mission. it was a d.r., that the public missed the original time to appeal and that's why it went to d.r. today it turned into an equitiable and satisfying result that this commission even highlighted today. so to actually improve these processes, we want to make sure it rude imtally works for -- rudimentary works for the public and the commission. i also don't degree with proposing to issue over the counter permits for expansions into the rear yard up to two floors and 20 feet deep. it should

it was co-authored by scott wiener and championed by the district attorney. it takes effect immediately. >>> it has san francisco under the microscope. drug addicts shooting up in the civic center bart station for everyone to see and walk right by. today san francisco's mayor rolled out a new plan to stop this problem. christie smith joins us in the city with the details. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, and it's not just san francisco's mayor. one bart director said what he saw happening here was absolutely unacceptable. he came out today to see for himself, and he said that bart is taking steps to deal with it, but so is the city. at the civic center bart station salvation outreach workers spent the afternoon looking for people who might need services. on market street they handed out socks, hygiene kits, food. the. >> we have to address homelessness and the needs of people, but we have to balance it out. and there also cannot be the conditions that we've had at the station. >> reporter: devin is with the bart board of directors and says bart is working on

i hope as a city, we can find a way -- i know -- i know senator scott wiener pulled together a commendation of him, but i hope that as a city we can come together to find a way to give credit to this really important cultural force, as we do with all the really incredible cultural forces we have in this wonderful, wonderful city. so any way, rest in peace and thank you for all that you've contributed to the world, larry harvey. any final thoughts? all right. any public comment on our commissioner comments or questions? no one's left to do that, so i'm going to adjourn this meeting. thanks for staying around this long. this meeting's adjourned at 8:53. >> hi. i'm shana longhorn with the san francisco league of women voters. i'm here to discuss proposition c. the city collects a gross receipts tax from many businesses which receive revenue from the lease of commercial property, such as office buildings, warehouses and retail spaces. the current tax rate ranges from.825% to 3%. businesses with $1 million or less in san francisco are generally exempt from the gross receipt tax. several other bu

mentally ill and that is precisely the problem here, precisely the reason that folks like senator scott wiener are trying to pass legislation that would put the government in charge of some of those health care decisions for the mentally ill folks who are suffering the worst. >> i'm glad you bring -- glad you bring this up. they are mentally ill people on the streets as a result of their mental illness. >> real people with real lives as well. >> thanks, joe. >>> it's time for weather. heading into the weekend, clouds are rolling in, clouds will be prevalent tomorrow morning with overnight lows in the low 50s. take a look at the numbers on the screen. we're looking at 52 for redwood city. livermore tonight 52. starting your week in napa, 50 degrees. off to the east, the tops of some thunder heads. they have been there every afternoon in the sierra. that'll continue this weekend. maybe you'll traveling up there or know someone who is. showers and thunderstorms likely tomorrow. showers and thunderstorms possible on sunday. it looks like every day next week it's possible as well. we will not see r

the bill, co-authored by state senator scott wiener of san francisco and championed by the city's district attorney. the goal is to remove any fear that many undocumented immigrants have about testifying in federal cases. that haw takes effect immediately. >>> up next at 6:00, a popular netflix show with plenty of controversy is back for season two, while parents brace for what's next, producers of the show are taking steps to protect viewers. >>> also look out. the near miss that has a bay area police department issuing warnings. >>> fog is back for the coast. temperatures on the rise. how hot it goes on friday. that's coming up in about eight minutes. jose police are trying e after a man and a woman were found shot to the death in the east san jose foothills. >>> who did it and why? that's what san jose pleaolice trying to figure out after a mnp and woman were found shot to death. neighbors say they heard a car racing down the hill shortly before police arrived. two cars were towed from that area. at this point, police have not publicly released the identity of the victims. nor have they

state senator scott wiener and phil ting joining students to announce the new legislation.hite plume fills the air. it sends hidroclauric acid and steam with fine glass particles into the air. it can damage people's lungs and irritate people's eyes and skin. an air born chunk of lava hit a man standing on his balcony at his home. it shattered his leg. >> in the hospital now, and we'll see if he loses a foot or not. >> experts say even a small chunk of lava can weigh as much as a refrigerator. >>> a change of heart and then change of plans. a local dog you might have seen on tv before, stolen. but the thief then did something police say they've never seen before. christy smith spoke to the very grateful family. >> reporter: riley is with her family again in santa rosa after quite a scare. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: greg made a quick stop on friday and left the windows open on his wagon. but then he did something he says he won't do again. he left his keys inside and when he came out the car was gone and so was his beloved yellow lab. >> the panic set in, 911, every

san francisco's district attorney and state senator scott wiener will urge governor brown to sign legislation who testify in court. state lawmakers have already passed a measure that bars immigrants from revealing their status in court... unless a judge rules it's relevant to the case. it's now waiting for brown's signature. there's no data on how often immigrants are being targeted in court... but advocates claim ice agents have been following them into courthouses. ( darya ) also happening today... the palo alto police department is hosting a public ceremony honoring 3 officers who were killed in the line of duty. the ceremony starts at 9 a-m at memorial grove in cogswell plaza. officer lester cole, officer gene clifton, and officer theodore brassinga will be remembered. memorial grove has 3 redwood trees planted in their honor. this month also marks the 24th anniversary of officer brassinga's death. ( darya ) san francisco mayor mark farrell has annoucned that nearly 30- million dollars will go to preventing homelessness next year. farrell says he is seeking to double the cities homeward b

i hope as a city, we can find a way -- i know -- i know senator scott wiener pulled together a commendation of him, but i hope that as a city we can come together to find a way to give credit to this really important cultural force, as we do with all the really incredible cultural forces we have in this wonderful, wonderful city. so any way, rest in peace and thank you for all that you've contributed to the world, larry harvey. any final thoughts? all right. any public comment on our commissioner comments or questions? no one's left to do that, so i'm going to adjourn this meeting. thanks for staying around this long. this meeting's adjourned at 8:53. all right. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you to the budget and finance committee. we have a late start, hopefully make up as we move forward. apologies, recognize our clerk, mr. victor wong, serving with us today. also recognize adrian starks and michael balthazar. the screens on our desks are not showing the chamber, like a screen saver. never mind. there, we fixed it. no more technical difficulties. let's get on with

i hope as a city, we can find a way -- i know -- i know senator scott wiener pulled together a commendation of him, but i hope that as a city we can come together to find a way to give credit to this really important cultural force, as we do with all the really incredible cultural forces we have in this wonderful, wonderful city. so any way, rest in peace and thank you for all that you've contributed to the world, larry harvey. any final thoughts? all right. any public comment on our commissioner comments or questions? no one's left to do that, so i'm going to adjourn this meeting. thanks for staying around this long. this meeting's adjourned at 8:53. >> supervisor cohen: looks like we are ready to go. >> clerk: okay. yes, we're ready. >> supervisor cohen: all right. ladies and gentlemen, i want to welcome you back to the budget and finance committee. i want to thank our friends at sfgovtv with assisting us with today kazz broadcast. our clerk is mr. victor young. to my far right is supervisor she heavy, to my right is supervisor -- and bringing up the far left is supervisor yee. mr. clerk,