. >> i am encouraged by sf park. i can figure where i can park. when we break, wi can go get my car. lots of blue lines around city hall. i like your comments and presentation with respect to greening electric vehicles and all that, the more hybrids we get, the more electric vehicles we get will come along that will address the carbon footprint in one way. it is not going to address it in other ways. my cynical view is when private sector comes along to offer those kinds of vehicles, there are few out there. not sure the volt is completely electric. as the get smaller, people will turn to that kind of alternative and things will be as congested as they are now. my view is to attack it through regulation and congestion pricing. president olague: thank you for coming. i know what i want to see. some of it is funding. the with the infrastructure is set up -- it will take us time to reach our goals. i feel encouraged by the information you brought here today. i got distracted with the land use and transportation and integrating the work of the departm

sf parks helps to reduce circling traffic, clean the air, and reducing frustration. investing in muni, is making it more competitive. we recognize locating housing near jobs is one of the best ways to reduce global warming. the successes in firing change all over california. san diego is about to pass legislation will cause a three and a% increase in bicycling -- 300% increase in bicycling and pedestrian traffic. rather than waiting 30 years, the mayor has been working closely with the you see colleagues to get 30 years of funding in just 10 years. this will bring 12 new subways, create 166,000 jobs, and save $4 billion in interest costs by sending the money sooner. it is these kinds of win-win solutions that are the reason i am optimistic we can tackle the climate change challenge. the fact that san francisco has reached the astonishing level of 12% below 2009 levels, beating the state goals by nine years, since a hopeful sit-in -- signal to others that it is possible to reduce global emissions and maintain an environment that is attractive to business. we're lookin

office and department of public health, promoting physical activity with sf live, promoting community gardens with partnerships in the parkst general health, promoting pediatric asthma education by funding educators to work with the community on prevention and management, the closure of the power plant was a significant victory for the city and residents of the southeast, who frankly suffered too long under these department of injustices. representatives from the department of public health, who have worked on the planning for the use of these funds, are here today. i would like to invite them up to discuss in greater detail the programs to be used with these funds. i would also support having a few district 10 residents in the public comments section. thank you, madame chair. supervisor chu: thank you, a supervisor. i believe that we have karen, from dph. >> i also serve as the department's representative as appointed by the board of supervisors. i am encouraged by the supervisor talking about the original ordinance of 2009, which ask for these specific improvements. all -- it also asked for this tax force. -- task force

office and department of public health, promoting physical activity with sf live, promoting community gardens with partnerships in the parkst community gardens with partnerships in the park trust

thanks to the good work of the sf bc, the new chair is a converted cyclist. he came through the park, even though we laid out clearly the parking impact. we do not have a 100% by-in. also, reaching out to members of the authority, we have not been able to get a clear read on how they're going to stand on the project. the ford comes before the court's authority, we will be back to the sub-committee before we go back to the commission. we need to work hard to make sure everyone is on the same page before this project comes before us. supervisor

thanks to the good work of the sf bc, the new chair is a converted cyclist. he came through the park, even though we laid out clearly the parking impact. we do not have a 100% by-in. also, reaching out to members of the authority, we have not been able to get a clear read on how they're going to stand on the project. the ford comes before the court's authority, we will be back to the sub-committee before we go back to the commission. we need to work hard to make sure everyone is on the same page before this project comes before us. supervisor chu: did you say that we would be losing 100 parking spots? >> the number is somewhere between 75 and 100 lost. we have done a lot of work to go back through the park and reinstate some parking spaces. red zones that were put in place. that was the balance. looking at the parking that will be removed or added back, there will be a net loss. in terms -- supervisor chu: in terms of moving forward, i have concern over losing that many parking spots. i understand that there's a need for greater bicycle access in the area. what about the concourse of

parking spots? san francisco. the movement occupy sf trying to rally support for anticorporate greed. >> occupy sf. >> the occupy movement began last month in new york and spread nationwide. san francisco protest is in front of the federal reserve at market and main. people are expressing frustration with the economy by focusing on wall street playing 99% of the population has nothing and 1% controls everything. >> the city of berkeley will give the boot to vehicles with five or more parking tickets. the program starts october 18 and replaces the current practice of towing the vehicles. under the new program owners can pay the citation by phone and release the boot from the car. a $500 deposit is required and will be refunded when the boot is returned. if not paid within 48 hours, the booted vehicles will be towed. parking in san francisco got tougher in one neighborhood. jonathan bloom shows you why. >> this next to this and it unlocks the door. >> it's the first shared car to live in what was a public parking spot. local nonprofit cit

any cars parked in the parlance if will be totally tomorrow morning. sfst of the streets in the town will be close for most of the day of the president is in town. police say that this is an area to avoid on tuesday. third street will be shut down from full from to mission. howard street will be blocked or from second sheet to first sheet. hawthorn will be shut down from howard to folsom. the president is scheduled to leave around 3:00 p.m. but the streets will be closed for some time after that to try and get everything else back to normal. >>jacqueline: the fire weather watch the we have been telling the bar has been updated to a warning. that is because of the gusty winds that are effective from tomorrow night into wednesday morning. 30 mi. per hour winds with a east wind gust of up to 45 mi. per hour. it will mean high- power danger for the hills. the us hope that nothing happened. the afternoon highs tomorrow will be pretty mild once again succeed in '70s. will '70's in the south bay, 67 in oakland and in the inland valleys, but 54 in san francisco,

sf took over justin herman plaza, moving from the federal reserve. they've been warning them about the rules. including one that prohibits camping or sleeping in the park overnight. >> we distributed flyers to the protesters letting them know they will be violating the rules if they continue to stay and create these makeshift shelters and tents. >> one member of occupy sf confirmed they have received the flyers. the group is maintaining communication with police and city officials about the occupati occupation, which is fighting for economic and social change. members feel like they're here representing police officers who are among public employees at risk of having their pensions cut. >> and that's what makes it so painful when events like last night happen. and i'm in direct confrontation with the men and women who have cared for us, let us know that they're with us, in many ways, that they value political assembly, and i know they're required to follow orders. and at this point, the san francisco police department is following command. >> so far, again, things have remained peaceful here this evening. last night at about 10:00, that's when police c

parks, and that includes inin tents. protestors wondering what my happen tonight. tonight, occupy sftestors remain camped out in justin herman plaza. earlier, the protestors marched down market street and looped around to speak out against banks and corporate america. at one point, an officer pushed one protest tore back on the sidewalk but, otherwise, the police escorted the protest and even cleared the way as protestors moved through the financial district. while protestors made it clear there is no leader, per se, as a group they are planning on staying through the night. >> maintaining the space here includes having a place to protect us from the elements, that's sun, rain, as well as organize our space so that we can be effective in exercising our first amendment rights of organizing political demonstrations. >> reporter: overnight, 5 protestors were arrested as police and city public works workers moved into dismantle the tents. they even slashed the tires of one of the toe trucks. tony camachos is one of those arrested though he did not go to jail, he was released later. >> th

sf bicycle coalition. we support all three of these allocations. in part by part. the civic center is maxed out for the parking parade. that is a symptom of success. we have to find better ways to bring more bike parking forward. let's try to get that facility at the bar. polls on is a repaving opportunity. we are becoming smarter. we are multiple -- doing multiple things at once. mta should be congratulated for hopping onto the opportunity. jfk drive, yes, we are lucky to have a great champion in the chair of the rec and parks commission, who is yet another recent convert to bicycling. we hear he bikes everywhere, every day. that will not be enough to break it -- bring that support. but i will say the s.f. bicycle ocean has been helping the sfmta and other coalitions to make sure that everyone knows about this, that everyone is welcome to participate, get their voices heard. i am proud of the work that we have done with the mta and letting everyone know the process going on. the problem with jfk, the east and the golden gate park, is not that there is not enough parking, is that we are not managing it well. t

sf will go to city hall to tell leaders to rein in police. the mayor is already on record supporting the record for free speech rights but not sleeping in the park or block sidewalks. >> that doesn't necessarily explain why the police have reacted the way they have. >> all of the incidents happened in the street. this is not the cops going into the camps. >> reporter: an occupier said this could be the life blood of the movement because it's where they stay together. >> to be able to protest or speak openly about any kind of disadvantage that they are feeling overnight. >> reporter: today there was a sign of thaw in relations. >> i'm here to represent our positions. >> reporter: the movement is hoping it can work it out with police so they can get back to the reason they are here. >> what's happening here is people are engaging each other and talking to each other and people from diverse backgrounds are discussing their struggles. >> reporter: the supervisors' meeting is scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m. people leaving from here are walking up market street around 1:30. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> across the bay in o

parks is illegal. police have moved in twice this week to try to force protesters to pull up stakes and the mayor says they may be back again. >> i understand what occupy sf is attempting to do and i want to help get them that message, but we have to balance. >> there may be more enforcement? >> there could be, but i'm hopeful they can listen to us. >> officers arrested five people in a crackdown on the encampment sunday night. >>> a young couple murdered execution style and tonight we've learned that the boyfriend knew the suspected killer quite well. kit shows us how drugs corrupted a friendship that police say ended in murder. >> eric and his girlfriend, christina, both recent students at san jose state spent the last few moments of their lives together, with a gun pointed at the back of their heads. >> they were murdered execution style. they were both shot in the back of the head. it was an extremely brutal crime scene and a senseless act. >>> on october 10, san jose police got a call of a shirtless man waving a gun early in the morning. it was 23-year-old ricardo moreno. officers ordered him to puts the gun down. instead, he cocked it and made a thr

. >> yesterday many of the occupy sf protesters moved down the street from where they're allowed to be. the problem is that since this is a city parke not allowed to set up tents or camping equipment. during the day police asked them to take down the equipment. protesters refused. last night the police moved in and started to forcibly remove the tenting supplies. protesters responded by surrounding the public works trucks. one of them slashed the tires. police were able to escort the vehicles out. the confrontation became much more physical when they laid down in front of the police wagon. sfpd praised the officers for the restraint they say they showed. five people arrested, including one for battery on an officer. our understanding is that everyone has since been released. >> we have no problem with them protesting. it's the right of freedom of speech. the issue is that they can't set up a camp site, they can't violate the laws we have in the books. >> i don't think we should give into them. >> they're not saying not to protest. >> i just think that it's happened before. we could comply with one thing. five minutes later asking f

sf is going strong. the city has to decide what to do. they are sleeping in this plaza, against city ordinance that says parks close from 10 p.m.s that sell their wares here show up at 6 a.m. they say protester are hurting their sales. police are watching over it. they promised to make them move out overnight but that never happened. the protesters are taking that as a soon of support. police did move them out sunday night, but the group came back. today they are planning a rally in front of city hall where the board of supervisors will be asking the mayor what he to do and how he with will balance right to freedom of speech and keeping the city safe and clean? protesters say they will be there. they say they have no plans to end occupy sf. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> another top story, freed israeli soldier gilad shalit has arrived in israel to see his family for the first time in five years. he was freed this morning in a prisoner exchange with hamas. thousands of palestinians are celebrating for the prisoners freed by israel in the swap for shalit. more than 1,000 palestinians were traded for him. >> 6:55. final look at w

are saying that they warned the occupy sf protesters that they would be coming in to take down these belongings, these tents because they were in violation of the park code. and that's the very latest from here. back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. we know they're camped out there. are they going to protest and march through the city again today or this week? >> you know what? they are always planning more activities. that is a definite possibility. the last one they had was just saturday. and in fact, they are getting a lot of support from local lawmakers like senator leeland. he took part in that march, too. and i know that some of these occupy sf protesters have been reaching out to these people in power for help. frank? >> stephanie chuang, live in san francisco, thanks. >> it is the one month anniversary of the "occupy wall street" movement and grown to dozens of cities across the university and including oakland and walnut creek participating and protests of corporate greed spread to europe over the weekend and arrests in a number of cities and in chicago, about 175 protesters were taken in for refusing to take down their test tents and leave

park. it was the city's fifth homicide in less than two weeks. the man was 18 years old. >>> the "occupy sfprotestors plan to march to city hall to ask the mayor and the board of supervisors it have police leave them alone. >>> and secretary of state hillary clinton is in libya this morning on an unannounced visit. she is pledging a package of aid for the new government including medical care for wounded fighters and help securing weaponry. >>> good morning, bay area. some changes coming our way. the wind has switched direction from an offshore wind yesterday to more of an onshore breeze today and we're already seeing fog developing along the coastline. we have some changes come our way for today. the temperatures are going to begin to cool down. patchy fog at the coast. clear inside the bay, milder weather ahead. temperatures definitely going to be down from yesterday. that fog has moved in along the coastline and it's thick, dense fog at the beaches likely to thicken up throughout the day today. this area of low pressure approaching off the coastline will help to deepen the marine layer o

sf. >> we were protect and defend your right to protest and your freedom of speech but that is not the same as pitching tents and lighting fires in public places and parks that are meant for use by everyone in the city. >> lee said he wanted to keep dialogue open between the zpi the protestors and that police made accommodations by bringing in port o potty autos you're out of order. >> and many here were still angry at police for dismantling their camp. during public comments, protestors asked supervisors to support the cause. >> you, elected officials of san francisco must decide are you public servants or corporate? >> on sunday night, police began tearing down tents and tarps set up by occupiers. this, after warning them that rules prohibited structures from being erected in the plaza and that no visitors were allowed after 10:00 p.m. they blocked streets around justin herman plaza and surrounded public works trucks carrying tarps. and someone slashed a tire of one of the vehicles. police forcibly removed those who occupied streets. five were arrested. and police chief greg said actions were justified. >> there were weapons sufficient enough in that

sf," as well. demonstrators got these relief threats leaflets. they are reminders of cleaning that and maintenance that needs to be done in the park. >>> president obama is holding a fundraiser this afternoon at the "w" hotel in san francisco. singer-songwriter jack johnson is performing. 200 guests will be paying a minimum of $7,500 a plate. right now mr. obama is in southern california and this morning he is taping an appearance on the tonight show with jay leno. >>> a deadly police shooting under investigation in antioch this morning. officers responded to a call of a man with a gun at a townhouse community on lemon tree court. they say that he refused orders to put the gun down. we are told that's when something happened which caused several officers to fire at the man. he died at the scene. police say he was wanted on two arrest warrants. >>> it is 5:39 now. we're now hearing the first 911 calls leading up to a police shooting in san jose. a hotel employee called police on sunday about a man that had passed out in a stairwell. >> i was really going to wake him up and he's okay. he looks like he's just sleeping. >> do you think he needs medi

parking lot of an apartment complex in east san jose. police won't say what led up to the shooting or if the man was armed at the time. >>> in san francisco occupy sfs clashing with police overnight. the trouble started when protesters told police they would not clear their tents from the herman justice plaza. several people were detained. >>> a san francisco campaign donation rule is proving to be sticky and hard to follow for the mayoral candidates. at least eight candidates have received donation tas appear to violate san francisco's restrictions on contributions by contractors. it says mayor ed lee received five illegal campaign doexs with city contracts they approved. the contractor ban is meant to prevent pay to play politics. >>> san francisco based wells fargo wishing the call der didn't say october. >> they have to show how much min they've made in the past three months. if chances are they will show profits. the protesters have been outside the san francisco had headquarters will see that differently. the protesters certainly free to protect what they want. but wells fargo is one of the at least involved in the scandals. one of the target

park in san jose. this is the fifth murder in the city in less than two weeks and 38 for the year. >>> a march on city hall is what "occupy sfestors plan for today. they want the mayor and the board of supervisors to tell police to leave them alone. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in libya this morning. she is meeting with members of the country's new government presenting a new package of aid that includes help securing weaponry. >>> time now 5:48. seven republicans will gather in las vegas for a presidential debate tonight. nevada is considered a key battleground state but upset some republicans by moving its caucuses to january 14, just four days after the new hampshire primary. as a result, jon huntsman is boycotting the debate. he and four others are also threatening to boycott the nevada caucuses altogether unless the state delays them. >>> meanwhile, president obama continues his bus tour today trying to drum up support for his measures to increase jobs. stops today including jamestown, north carolina, and virginia. yesterday, republicans challenged republican lawmakers to reconsider his proposal -- presiden