but also in collaboration with code for america who has been working with us, with sf city as i mentioned earlier, spur, our department of technology, our committee on information technology, and then we have an open data working group which really tries to get volunteers from the different departments to work together and see what other kinds of data analytics that we could provide to the public. >>> i want to just say today, you're going to hear some demonstration projects that are already started with our open data. again, as a way to celebrate innovation month, not only are we opening up different companies throughout san francisco, but we want to also encourage, examples we're going to be announcing yoyo working with phil ginsberg to provide data where are small parks or where the events are happening. what is the cost? how to get there in the hours that they're operating? a smart phone application for all of our events in recreation and park department, that to me is going to be invaluable to visitors and to our neighborhoods. bronwin who is working with us on data information from

of the first things the technology companies did, because we do have a tech chamber of commerce of sf city here in san francisco, they led a national discussion on the web to join in the sandy hook promise that they personally were taking up this cause and using the web site to spread the information and word that sandy hook should never happen again and as they arrive on the scene of this national debate they are now turning their attention to the very cities that they are located in and realizing that in their home towns we've got this issue. but the technology companies are talking with each other, they are using that web site to have a national discussion so that's a great thing because more people who have the discussion and put in front of them kids whose lives need to be saved, families and safety, are going to be of great benefit of this. they are also part of the national effort with gabby gilford and mark kelly to, again, be part of those conversations and very difficult ones because many of them are company owners. they want to have those conversations with the nra individuals a

the coalition of 500 tech companies called sf city made project homeless connect it's focus for the year. 25,000 tech workers encourage owed to donate their time and money to project homeless connect. 50 employees volunteered at the project homeless connect event. >> jean kwan hit the streets today to help deliver road. the mayor served lunch. jeerns enjoy andrew hatch who is 114 years old. it's part of the mayors for meals day. the goal to bring attention for trail and home bound seniors. >> such a great program. >> a man who came to america to escape the war with iraq is living what many can only dream about. he and his wife won the lottery receiving a check for $1 million yesterday on the 10th anniversary at the u.s. invasion of iraq. he and his wife were in baghdad with their two sons at the time of the invasion. they're syrian christians and felt endangered so five years ago they emigrated to chicago. he got a job as a janitor. he says he missed a drawing on tv and was stunned when he showed his numbers to a clerk. >> he told me you wochblt i tell him snouch she tell me $1 minute. i

sf city has really been a driving force behind helping government think about new ways, new and improved ways maybe for some of you they're old ways now. but new and improved ways for government to reach users of our programs and services. and i want to say the last special thank you to the folks from apple-liscious. this thing is awesome. this past year, the trust for public land which is a national parks organization determined that san francisco, which has 4,000 acres of open space and over 220 parks, over 15% of the city's land is open space. the trust for public land said we have the best urban park system in america. and the challenge for us is making sure that all of our park users understand all of the wonderful things in our park system and know how to use our parks to tailor to their own specific experience. as diverse as this city is, there are hundreds if not thousands of different ways that people like to use and enjoy our parks. and in this app there is information about our parks, about our play grounds, about our ball fields, about our trails, about our community gardens,

and ultimately frisbee and treks, surviving the city on $5 and sf navigation, learning the city of san francisco itself. we have camps geared for older kids and it's worth noting as in past years we'll be hiring close to 200 youth to help us run our camp programs this summer. so we're incredibly proud of our efforts to ensure all kids have the opportunity to go to day camp and last year we provided scholarship it more than 2200 individuals to the tune of $760,000 in subsidized programming. get them right they are hot. the brochures and registration begins saturday. we're hosting the summer resource fair at everett middle school saturday march 9 from 10:00 equal to 2:00 p.m. the fair say great opportunity to find out about the multitude of summer camps and summer options available to the youth of san francisco. we are just one exhibitor around the city who will be attending the fair and representing programs from kindergarten to high school and there will be presentations and information session on the kindergarten to college program. you are going to hear in a little bit from katie pet

sf travel is a great organization. we have done a lot of work with them at ricksha bag work and with triple a flag and banner and with a number of organizations in the city. like a couple of the museums and other organizations to get pvc out of the outdoor advertisementing environment and sf travel really helped convene this whole effort to come up with environmentally friendly alternative. there is a big press release coming out soon about triple a's efforts to provide new materials for outdoor advertising. sf travel really a great organization and they really understand that small business helps make san francisco a unique place to come. and supporting the neighborhoods and trying to promote the neighborhoods through their newly revamped visitor's center at the powell street station. near holiday plaza. they did a beautiful job. the architectural makeover and they are some great info graphics there and volunteers who are helping tourists and locals alike to find out more about the city. >> i would also like to add to that, sf travel is going to be introducing a new part of their website, which will be great for our commercial corridors. which is that t

i had no e-mails on my sf gov account or any city account. and i am not each sure if i remember whether i had deleted an e-mail. i was copied on it. i think in my you know i may have told olive that i don't have any e-mails i deleted them on my personal account. which i do repeatedly. in a matter of housekeeping. >> when the it department did not recover and i did not have in the packet the specific e-mails that were recovered were there e-mails from your account? >> not from my personal account there were no e-mails on my stgov, account. >> i see, thank you. >> mr. ginsberg... >> following up on that. >> sure. >> you get this e-mail, this request from miss gong, what specifically do you do next? >> so i think i got the request either late friday or first thing monday, i think that the question came in some time around noon on friday and i honestly have not looked at my calendar to know if i was in the office. i asked my sfgovaccount. >> what did you do? >> i either searched for anything involving, i searched in response to the criteria in th

city of san francisco. and the afa council includes school district staff, the sf, department of tru dent youth and other city and county agencies who are supporting our school time programs, and the program providers, parent advocates and community funders. last week, one of our pac member brenda martin, who traveled to baltimore as a pac rep to the san francisco after school all advisory council with four other asa council members to attend a conference. this conference is about building local systems to improve after school programs. teams from more than 30 u.s. cities attended the conference. council members have this opportunity to share those prejudices and learn from each other and hear from innovative thinkers in the field, san francisco was one of the very first city teams to improve parent at the conference. the pac recognizes the value that these opportunities provided to bring the parents and statutes into the conversation at the conference. the pac was to acknowledge the giving foundations for the generous financial contributions making it possible for the pac members martin to attend a conferenc

this guerneville on thr night and iin daly city in sf about 2:30 in san jose, this sauce partitive notevery loaded gun in you hand in hayward a car hit a police cruiser and it resulted in an the staf the staf fatality resulted. >> jacqueline: no matter how many signs yoand as we can see there is going to be widespread rainfall gusting winds with this marine band of rain. through midnight, we could see winds gusting at 50 mph. again by midnight through the central valley. lingering showers to deal with on wednesday. and pretty much all afternoon and fourth thursdafourth thursd. it with 1 in. on thursday temperatures of are not that bad. wednesday, thursday the temperatures are really going to decrease a look at your extended forecast. with a lingering showers on wednesday, thursday cooler but a rebound for the weekend. >> coming up in alameda what weekend. >> coming up in alameda what are tried restoring (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. [muffled] i am sir can-a-lot. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (woman) hmmm..

city and school joint committee. i'm kim. i'm currently joined and school board members. supervisor mark farrell will be here shortly. we'd left lane like to recognize the staff for sf gov. tv >> please silence all phones and any documents as to say included into the record should be submitted to the city clerk. >> thank you please call item number one. >> it's to receive an duplicate grading on the traffic program. >> supervisor al loss and i sit on the transportation board of directors and i sit on the committee board and we've received an update on a 3 track process. i thought it's helpful to hear about this program and also to be able to weigh in and have input to this program. history i think there's been somewhat a separation on items such as those and this committee can share in ways we work together to improve our schools and neighborhood. so i'm hoping that that our committee can play a bigger roll in facilitating those conversations. we have someone here to give us an you tell date on the program >> thank you, madam chair thank you very much. as supervisor kim said we really welcome our feedback on this program. i'm going to go through it - what we're hopi

city of santa cruz. we've put a link to that website on cbs-sf-dot-com. ju >> scholarship fund has been set up in the fallen officers' names and you can donate through the city of santa cruz. we have put a link to that website on cbssf.com. just click on "news" and then look for coverage of this story. >>> while most area law enforcement was in san jose, others put their grief aside to protect a community in mourning. kpix 5 reporter len ramirez on the ones who stayed behind and the mood in santa cruz right now. len. >> reporter: liz, ever since this double tragedy happened last week, there's been a tremendous outpouring of support from the law enforcement community and the community as a whole here in santa cruz. but today, while the officers were away mourning their fallen comrades, the criminal element apparently took advantage. just minutes after most of the region's law enforcement officers drove to san jose for services for the two murdered santa cruz officers -- >> tellers were pretty shaken up. >> reporter: -- three armed men robbed a bank of the b

and it's exciting as we develop this part of the city, that can manage a lot of density. and sf-made is an incredible collaborative here that is working to keep local manufacturing. and increase that part of the sector, which is also a different type of coming of jobs for san francisco. that we greatly need. i am excited to in a short amount of time to welcome this development to this part of the district. and i was reminded it wasn't that long ago on a nice and sunny day, that we also were able to be here with the giants to announce this new development here on seawall lot 337. i am excited for this partnership. and excited to work with supervisor cohen that borders this part of mission bay. and that we are able to develop this complete and exciting new neighborhood. thank you. >> good morning, i am so excited to be here, and this is district 6, and if we were in district 10, there will be sun. but at pier 70, district 10, there will be sunshine, i promise. i too share the ports excitement and supervisor kim's excitement. to stand here with the giants, and one of san francisco'

the oakland city card does both. >> and sf global runs this and they plan to release a new set of fees with lower prices. >> can we talk about food now? >> sure! >> mcdonald's is unwrapping new menu items in an easier way to shop at walmart. >> gourmet food! >> jane king has the bloomburg business report. >> walmart has a new feature at 200 new stores with customers in eight cities scan items with iphones and pay at self checkout. >> bernanke says the federal reserve continues to eye the job market and indicates they will need to see further gains before pulling back from record stimulus measures. >> good news for starbucks fan, expanding loyalty program and you can earn points for free starbucks coffee when you buy czar bucks branched items the a grocery stores. >> a few weeks after doing away with the chicken select mcdonald's is adding the mcwrap to the menu in three varieties, chicken and bacon, sweet, and chicken and ranch with 360 to 600 calories depending whether you ordered grilled or deep fried. >> time for a look at live doppler 7 hd with all the doplar covering the state and

. >> reporter: clean power sf says there is currently some awareness among city residents about a possiblehell but will be ramping up the information campaign if, in fact, it is finalized. those eligible will be automatically enrolled and have the option to opt out without a fee. you will pay a premium for renewable energy, maybe not double. the claim is mostly false. i'm sam brock and that is the reality check. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. our co anchor here has matched the weather with her outfit. >> warm with the orange but sizzling tonight. temperatures way up here in the south bay. one of the hottest gilroy at 87 degrees. this is more like may here across the bay area. morgan hill with 84. sweltering for this time of the year. santa rosa 80. that 87 in gilroy will go down as one of the warmest ever march 13ths. the old record was 83 degrees. let's take you outside tonight. this picture says it all if you are cooking dinner you have to come to the tv to take a look at this. the sunsetting over the golden gate bridge. there is a thin layer of marine air that

members of the united educators, sf retired division and served as co-chair of the protector of benefits. focusing on benefits for retired teachers and all retirees of the city and county of san francisco. she took this role incredibly seriously and never missed a single health service system meeting. ms. meister will be deeply missed and mourned by her husband as well as thousands of educators, former students and activists and the many lives she touched. >> thank you, supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, and i would ask that perhaps we make that in memoriam on behalf of the entire board. >> colleagues, if we can do that without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> colleagues, today i am introducing a package of legislation to improve the way that we deliver pedestrian safety projects in san francisco. and i want to thank supervisor yee for co-sponsoring these pieces of legislation with me. san francisco is one of the highest pedestrian injury rates in california and we need to make our streets safer. while we have numerous city policies like the better streets plan and our transit first policy, which identify pedestrian safety as a p

city's recent history. and she's been a leader in elevating status of women at both ucsf and sf general. dr. carlysle has come a long way from louisiana town, small town in which she was born. she has a very, very impressive educational resume. masters in science, ph.d. in para cytology of tulane university, post doctorate work at rice university, medical degree from the university of pennsylvania in my hometown philadelphia, resident in medicine and fellowship in critical care in anesthesia from ucsf. she joined the ucsf faculty in 1990. in 1999 she was appointed chief of anesthesia at san francisco general, a position she held until 2005. in 2004 she was appointed associate dean. besides currently serving as vice dean, she is also currently a professor of clinical anesthesia and medicine where she is educating the next generation of doctors at ucsf. in her time at ucsf dr. carlysle has won numerous awards, including the stuart c. colin award for clinical excellence and faculty clinical award, the elliott rapoport award for%backerfor commitment to san francisco general, and chancellor's fac

while we know you're going to provide tremendous leadership at sf rising, i for one would prefer that you continued working with us here in the city and county in the role you've done a tremendous job in. i think oftentimes we take teachers and mentors, those role models for young people without necessarily seeing the long-term impact they have. my guess is in a few short years the generations of young people that you have trained, that you have mentored, that you have taught how to lead, are going to be having an incredible impact on our city. they already are on the issues that supervisor kim has already discussed. and this really is a testament to your work, to your inspiration, to the times that you spent round the clock making sure that our future is ready to lead. and i cannot thank you enough. i know many of our colleagues, we're really going to miss you, but we will continue to work with you as you leave this building, but i have a feeling you'll be visiting us early and often. so, thank you. supervisor avalos. >> thank you, president chiu. i'm actually kind of excited that you're going to san francisco rising because i've

city. the primary focus remains on st. luke's given it's the overflow facility for sf general and only acute care hospital south of market. other than the very pertinent questions from supervisor jane kim, we have not heard anything about inpatient psych beds as a necessity. this is a major problem. our member physicians at st. luke's who practice primary care there have expressed the need for psych services and they felt the void of the 32-bed in-patient psych unit when sutter close that had in 2007 -- '5 in violation of an attorney general agreement. meanwhile, sfgph has de-staffed another psych, 7 psych beds from sf general after going from 80 down to 40 about two years ago for the acute psych beds. we're very thankful to have the endorsement of the sf central labor council and various other community coalitions in regards to our mental health demands. and we've got those demands have been vetted by over 30 physicians, nurses, and other psychiatric practitioners. we question any assertion that sutter can't afford psych bed at st. luke's. our city can't afford the most profitable hospital operator to be providing inpati