sro's are being converted to boutique hotels. we need to protect our sro's for low income residents. the tenderloin is the beforela to do this, because most other areas in the city have been gent gentrified. we should not be particulkicki tenants for greedy owners. it's happening here, and we need protection. thank you. >> thank you. mr. robles? >> good evening, commissioners. tony robles, senior and disability action. what we need are policy fixes and tools that will remedy this situation because far too often, this behavior goes under the radar. somebody had mentioned the shelter situation, when you lose the lower -- lowest of the low income housing, you know, people are going to end up homeless. i think in the latest edition of street sheet, the waiting list for shelters numbered over 1,000. you know, sro's do provide much needed housing to seniors and people with disabilities. we cannot afford to lose those. we can't snent viez bad ak tine landlords who do this. even low income housing is still housing, and we need the help o

it is currently a vacant sro building and it has 51 units in the building. the case management and services that will be on-site will include care coordination, social engagement, linkages to services, and the great ground floor space will really enable us to have a thriving community environment at the site and to provide these indepth social services that residents need in order to stablize. in terms of the community process leading up to this, we send out a letter to residents and neighbors, we held a community meeting on march 7th, and we did door to door business outreach in the neighborhood. generally, the neighborhood was incredibly supportive of the project. it's been vacant for a long-term, and neighbors were pleased to see a plan to activate the space, and i'm happy to take any questions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, any questions? let's hear from the budget legislative analyst. thank you. >> yes. the board with the proofing a five year master lease for the -- excuse me, a ten year master lease with the option to extend, this could g

sro's are one layer of security.ardening is something we have to look at as well, as well as the mental health issues. we want sro's more engaged in understanding mental health issues to know how to deescalate situations. >> they can identify potential issues. that's an important part of being there day in and day out. the president, himself, mo, has been critical of sro in parkland. they were thinking of arming teachers as a potential solution here. what is your response to arming teachers? i know that's something you are not in support of. >> we are called on federal, state and local government to find a way to find at least one school resource officer in every school in this country. we would like to see that happen ahead of the idea of arming teachers. look, we understand there are states where teachers are already armed and we can't ignore that. we would prefer to see sro's, trained law enforcement in that environment, armed and trained as opposed to arming teachers. >> mo, thank you for joining us, we really ap

i think this is really very important that sro's are brought into the mix. you know, this is where many people live without a lot of resources, who are marginalized, and making sure that the dignity of our trans and gender nonconforming community is recognized, respected dignity of this community is recognized on all level in our society is absolutely critical. i'm very proud to sponsor this, and i just want to make one other point, since mayor farrell brought up what's going on in washington. we need to, every time we come together, with one of the communities that have been particularly targeted by this administration, they have sought to target the most vulnerable communities in our mix: immigrants, muslims, and the trans community because they think they can get away with it. so even though every time we come together, even though we're making headway and we're leading in san francisco, we have to remember that around the country, people's rights are being taken away, and in this city, immigrants' rights are being threatened every day. we have to align o

after out of the general fund budget. >> we cannot afford to play for the sros and our police officers are responding to other incidents in the city. i don't know how soon we could get to the middle school and high school. >> reporter: besides this city, four other cities in the district could be affected. they are san pablo, richmond, elcerito and they are studying the pros and cons of keeping the sros, the staff, including the superintendent will make a recommendation to the school board sometime this month. a vote is expected shortly. in richmond, lee an melandez, abc 7 news. >> the little girl that was at the center of the supreme court case that ended sessigregation schools died. the school was all white at the time. brown's father sued the board of education, when sumner blocked her from enrolling. the high court ruled in 1954 that separate facilities are unequal, which led to the desegragation of u.s. schools. brown died in topeka on sunday, she was 75 years old. >> the a's struck out in the first attempt to get a new ball mark in oakland. >> their new pitch, the entire coliseum

. >> reporter: two of their schools, have two armed sro they cost the district $360,000 a year benefits included. parents like josh broward saying they are worth keeping. >> they are police officers. they are not like your night security guard types. they are fully trained police officers. >> reporter: school board members is also in favor of keeping the sros. but understand how other board members could could be used for other programs. >> we could not afford to pay for those sros and our police officers are responding to other incidents in the city. i don't know how soon we could get to the middle school and high school. >> reporter: four other cities within the school district could be affected. san pablo, richmond, the staffing including the superintendent will make a recommendation to the school board some time this month. a vote is expected shortly after. in richmond, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> a san bruno man charged with killing his neighbor pleaded no contest in exchange for 40 years in life in prison. killing his neighbor in an argument over a space heater last year. accus

. >> reporter: two of their schools, have two armed sro they cost the district $360,000 a year benefits included. parents like josh broward saying they are worth keeping. >> they are police officers. they are not like your night security guard types. they are fully trained police officers. >> reporter: school board members is also in favor of keeping the sros. but understand how other board members could believe the money could be used for other programs. >> we could not afford to pay for those sros and our police officers are responding to other incidents in the city. i don't know how soon we could get to the middle school and high school. >> reporter: four other cities within the school district could be affected. san pablo, richmond, el cerrito. the staffing including the superintendent will make a recommendation to the school board some time this month. a vote is expected shortly after. in richmond, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> a san bruno man charged with killing his neighbor pleaded no contest in exchange for 40 years in life in prison. killing his neighbor in an argument over a

is to be proactive against a nationwide issue of texting and driving.jason balvik, west fargo high srounfortunately, it is increasingly nationwide that distracted driving is starting to overtake fatalities on drunk driving and different things like that. .he says seeing the situation up close helps students understand the scope of how quickly an accident can happen.bobby dorbor, student: "pretty breathtaking, and you take the time to understand what's going on."helping these students break a habit before it even starts.hannah schlosser wday 6 news. (pam) that was hannah schlosser reporting. no word yet if this texting and driving simulator ... will make its way to any bay area high schools. finally some good news for warriors fans on the inury front... steph curry... who sprained his right ankle almost two weeks ago and has missed the last six (6) games... was examined by the team's medical staff today.... and he has been cleared to participate in full team practices beginning tomorrow... with the goal of returning to play friday at home against the atlanta hawks the warriors have been

the school, and sometimes more than one sro per school. host: reading for you from website here, arming teachers, proposal, as you said, the organization is against that but you also said that for nasros we laid out, the continues to recommend against teachers carrying firearms, but you realize some states wants teachers to carry firearms in school, and some teachers already do. so you laid out some guidelines about what teachers who choose what schoolearms or districts, that you allow that should be. what are some of the things that you recommend, guidelines you recommend for schools who do have armed teachers? guest: we do recognize that there are some states that already have this in place. when we do, we think that there uite extensive psychological testing, make sure that they are equipped if they are carrying a firearm on school grounds, that they are psychologically evaluated to make sure that they are capable of the responsibility to carry a firearm, especially in a crowded school setting. think that considerations that need to be

from my knowledge, this is what our sros said. they are not inside of the classrooms, arresting kids. >> we saw what happened in maryland yesterday. >> we did. >> with an armed police officer confronting and eliminating a threat. >> well, i -- it's a sad part of society. i mean, that was an illegal weapon. a 17-year-old with an illegal weapon. yes, fortunately, there was a trained police officer there. we also have to remember, this district attempted to have their own police force years ago. they failed so badly that they lost or certification, they came to the cities and asked for the police with the police departments. that's why we're there today. >>> i will mention i reached out to the school district and asked hem to join us on the 9. i have not heard back. certainly if they do, we will share that here. >>> coming up, preparing for a potential disaster. we will take you to san jose airport where right now a full training drill is happening. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything th

the sro is in uniform, they know exactly who they are. >> laura: i always go back to this.ve a god-given right, in my view, to be defend ourselves, and to ask these teachers to go to school where you may or may not have a resource officer who is there at the right place and responds and the right way, i would much rather be able to defend myself, defend my students come up mental health, whatever it is, that is my god-given right, and i think if you don't want to do that as a teacher, mo, then don't do it, or if you are a parent who has a problem with this, i would hightail it to another school district, but i would take the chances of a teacher or a maintenance person who knows firearms to protect that over hoping the police get there in time and hoping the one resource officer can handle it. it's our god-given right, and i don't like people taking away our god-given rights. thank you both. meanwhile, barbra streisand, she is claiming president trump is to blame for gun violence in florida, as msnbc -- slams the first lady first lady and ivanka trunk as fakes. for singing

hercules middle and high school have two armed sros. they cost the district $360,000 a year. some board members think the money could be better used to increase the number of educational programs, the sros are worth keeping. >> they're police officers. they're not just your night security guard types. they're fully trained police officers. >> besides hercules, four other cities with the school district could be affected and they include san pablo, richmond, the staff including the superintendent will make a recommendation to the board some time next month and a vote is expected shortly after. >> alameda's washington park is safe after a man got crushed by a tree. abc 7 news was in alameda yesterday as city crews inspected the trees in the park. an area where the monterey pine fell on a man friday night is now off limits. another check of the trees will happen in the coming weeks. the city says the father who was watching his daughter's softball game faces a long road to recovery. >> north bay investigators say they found a home with a homemade pipe through which thousands of

parents we spoke with said the sros are worth keeping. >> they're police officers. they're not just your night security guard types. they're fully trained police officers. >> besides hercules four other cities within the school district could be affected and they include san pablo, richmond, el cerrito. the recommendation will be made some time next month and then a vote expected shortly after. >>> alameda's washington park is safe after a man was crushed by a tree there. abc 7 news was in alameda yesterday as city crews inspe inspected the trees at the park. an area where the monterey pine fell on the man friday night is off limits. another check of the trees will happen in the coming weeks. the city says the father who was watching his daughter's softball game faces a long road to recovery. >>> 6:24 now. and now to a health alert about teenaged boys not getting the hpv vaccine. new research is raising big questions. according to a new survey one in five parents has no plans to vaccinate their boys. dr. jennifer ashton explains why the hpv vaccine is recommended fo

the sro is with our detectives now, as are witnesses to the event. they are still at the high school in a secured area. the remainder of the students from great mills high school, as our protocol and process and training, we brought buses in and had them removed to the tech center in leonard town for parent reunification. that is ongoing as we speak. i would like to thank my colleagues from the allied agencies that responded. it was a mass response this morning from police, fire and rescue. charles county sheriff's office, thank you. major morris, thank you. maryland state police responded as did nas police, calvert county sheriff's office, the fbi, and the atf. at 1:00, i hope to give you more details about this event. i know you have a number of questions. i'm alerted to a number of things out there on social media about the potential relationship between the shooter and any of the victims. at this time we can't confirm any of that. that is what this investigation will do. and at 1:00 i will anticipate being able to release the identities of perhap

. >> when the sro fired, the suspect as described to me, fired almost simultaneously. >> reporter: it's unclear if the shooter took his own life. detectives are investigating whether the armed teenager targeted his female victim. >> there was a relationship prior to the event. to the extent of how the -- that shaped this event is what we need to determine. >> reporter: the atf has put an emergency trace on the weapon that was used. 1400 students were evacuated from the high school and taken to another school where they are reunited with her parents. we have to check every one of the children to make sure that they are all right. the high school will be closed on wednesday. officials are unsure when it will reopen. >>> federal agents as well as the local sheriff department continues to investigate this. one of the keys is the bureau of tobacco, alcohol, tobacco and firearms tracing the semiautomatic handgun weapon to determine exactly how the shooter got a hold of it. >>> a road rage victim has turned the tables on the man who shot at him on interstate 580. a man is suspected of firing a

. >> reporter: the mayor of hercules says the city can't afford to pay for these two sros out of the general fund budget. >> our police force is already stretched. you know. we don't even have one officer per thousand. we have 25,000 people. >> reporter: besides hercules, for other cities within the school district could also be affected. they are san pablo, richmond, el el el sareto and pen pen pen pen pn in richmond, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> it could be the largest donation ever maid de by a loca company in response to a growing crisis. >>> the rise in electric cars brings a new age of firefighting. infernos are more difficult to put out. >>> knic >>> fixing the world's oldest health problem. >>> i'm sandhya patel. spring-like warmth ib >>> a man who died friday in a crash in mountain view has been identify as we wang. he lost control causing his tesla to split apart and catch fire. tesla engineers were called to this terrible scene last friday to verify that it was safe for the chp to actually move the car. the situation highlights the new age of electric cars and challeng

. >> when the sro fired, the suspect as described to me fired almost simultaneously. >> it is unclear if the resource officer shot rowlands or if he took his own life. the resource officer is okay. investigators say there may have been a prior relationship between the shooter and the female victim. >>> so what can be done to stop these shootings ? that was the question at the center of a panel discussion in san francisco last night. here's kpix 5's andria borba. >> reporter: in a conference room under grace cathedral a first-of-its-kind forum. >> there might be an active shooter in the school. >> reporter: faith leaders joined forces with groups like the brady campaign to talk about gun violence. >> as a way of finding a faithful response to the, um, dreadful loss of life and the devastation that we see our current gun culture. >> reporter: plans about the forum began the shooting in parkland, florida but gained new urgency and purpose as those students who watched their friends die took the reins of the gun control conversation in the u.s. >> these teenagers are really amazing. they

. >> when the sro fired, the suspect as described to me fired almost simultaneously. >> it's unclear if the resource officer shot rollins or if he took his own life. the resource officer is okay. >>> investigators say there may have been a prior relationship between the shooter and the female victim. >>> well what can be done to stop the shootings? that was the question at the center of a panel discussion in san francisco tonight. kpix 5's andria borba was there. >> reporter: in a conference room, the first of its kind forum. >> there might be an active shooter in the school. >> reporter: faith leaders joining forces with groups like the brady campaign to talk about gun violence. >> there is a way of finding a faithful response to the dreadful loss of life and the devastation we see our current gun culture. >> reporter: plans about this form began due to parkland, florida, gaining new ajen are city and purpose as those students who watched their friends die took the range of the gun control system in the u.s. >> these teenagers are really amazing. they are so brave and articulate, an

it looks as though the sro did exactly what the sro is trained to do. and yet we still have tragic loss of life. we still have somebody in critical condition. and we have students at the school and staff at the school impacted. >> dr. smith, do you know when great mills high school will be opened up again? >> i can tell you this, we -- you know, all the students have been safely removed from great mills high school and they're being reunited with the parents and we hope that's concluded in the next hour or two. we will then meet with staff at the school. we're definitely going to have great mills high school close for tomorrow. we know we're also anticipating increment weather and that may impact as well. wheat get together to see whether or not we can reopen this week. we may be close to the end of the week. we have to talk to the adults. we had several firsthand witnesses of the event. these were all children. it is an exceptionally tragic day. it's an incredibly important conversation. i ask that we all stay informed. if you don't think this can't ha

-style sro. some other themes, you are carving out a regulatory division.ough your thinking. what will happen? >> the objective is to bring a more independent, effective, and efficient regulatory organization to pakistan, and in the process allow the exchange to focus on its core business and the witches operating and growing its exchange, so it is a very good development and we are 'spportive of el-sisi initiative to move in that direction. yousef: what do you think of the new trading platform that is due to be rolled out? >> a couple of things. it will bring us into the 21st century in terms of technology and help us close the gap in terms of best practices come in terms of trading, crossing rules, the data we will be producing, and more importantly, it will allow the developing of new products on the exchange. etf's?ef: inthey will be introduced 2018, but we plan to introduce stock options and financial futures. yousef: thank you very much for coming on the program with the inside line on what the pakistan stock exchange will be doing for the rest of the

will point out that the department is going to provide the planning commission with an overview of sro's in san francisco. there will be a memo provided, and we will provide that memo to this commission, as well, for your information. the one troubling item that occurred after the hearing that has been brought to our attention, apparently, in the sunday new york times, there was an article titled dorm living for professionals comes to san francisco, and it does cite that this property is being kweeconverted to market housing, and that is legal under the code. so it's likely this is going to continue to be an issue, but we'll certainly keep you updated on the results of the project. and then, finally, the department was present at history days at the san francisco mint last weekend. as always, there was a huge turnout, and a lot of interest and support for the planning department. being there in support and representation of the historic preservation commission, so we're always happy to participate pa, but wa participate, but wanted to let you know it was a great turnout. that's all for m

. >> when the sro fired, the suspect as described to me fired almost simultaneously. >>> it is unclear if the resource officer shot rollins or if he took his own life. the resource officer is okay. investigators say there may have been a prior relationship between the shooter and the girl who was killed. >> so the pressing question now, how to stop these shootings. at a forum in san francisco last night, faith leaders joined groups like the brady campaign to try to find an answer to stop gun violence. plans about this meeting began before the shooting in parkland, florida. it gained new urgency as students who watched their friends die took the reins of the gun control conversation here in the country. >> these teens are so articulates. >> social media-bill scott was among last night's participants. scott says that while the shootings in parkland, las vegas and sandy hook grabbed and made headlines, the real trauma from gun violence isn't as attention grabbing. >>> climate change is a center of a court battle starting today between "big oil" and the bay area. jessica flores reports. >>

maintaining the affordable housing that we have is also an issue whether it's the academy of cart gobbling up sroe have to address at the same time we add supply. and it's not any supply. it is affordable supply for people who live and work in the city and county of san francisco. so i want to have this conversation today and i also want to acknowledge that senator wiener has made a number of amendments to senate bill 827, those amendments have recently been published. i also want to say that san francisco has learned over time that when we enter into the planning process, when this committee and predecessors to that committee approve area plans, and neighborhoods plans, that include upzoning, that we at the dawn of the 21st century have learned one profound lesson. which is that when the city or a public agency confers benefit on a landowner, we have obligation, a responsibility to recapture that value for the good of the public. what does that mean? well, that means investment in public transit. that means investment in affordable housing. that means investment in complete neighborhoods. and wh

. >> when the sro fired the suspect as described to me fire almost simultaneously. >> reporter: it's unclear if the shooter took his own life. investigators say he used a glock semiautomatic handgun and detectives are investigating whether the armed teenager targeted his female victim. >> there had been a relationship prior to the event. and so to the extent of how the shape -- that shape this event, this is what we will have to determine. the detectives are looking at video from cameras inside of the school and also interviewing several students.>> we had several first-hand witnesses of this event. these were children. >> 1400 students evacuated from great mills and reunited with their parents. school will be closed wednesday. officials are unsure when they will reopen. >> getting a close-up look at the damage of the self driving car that struck and killed one pedestrian in arizona. they released video, you could see the damage of the front of the car, it's pretty extensive. the hood is bent. the crash happened sunday night in tempe. a 49-year-old was hit while walking in her bike.

unfortunately was diagnosed with a terminal illness, and accepted supportive housing at a mission district sro. there she was followed by a primary transition team, a primary care doctor, and visited by ann who reported back to me almost daily with his condition. alice retained her dignity and strong will toward the very end. she had a very likeable personality. she was feisty. she was a person who had dreams, plans, preferences, needs, perconnection and so much more. her tragic story teaches us that we have many ways to improve in this city in terms of our system of care, and that's something i will continue to work on, holding her close in my heart and mind as i do so. i also want to thank heather knight for recording on her compelling case. it meant a lot to me to look at the paper this morning and see her face on the front page of the bay area section, and the fact that so many of us were going to acknowledge her existence, her story, her life, and her passing. i also want to acknowledge and thank ann gallagher in our office, who made sure that alice's last months were spent with dignity i

the sro is with our detectives now as are witnesses to the event. they are still at the high school in a secured area. the remainder of the students from great mills high school as our protocol and process and training, we brought buses in and had children removed for parent re yunificatioreunificat. i'd like to thank my colleagues from the allied agencies that responded. it was a mass response this morning police fire and rescue. charles county sheriff's office, thank you. major morris, thank you. the maryland state police responded as did nas police, calvert county sheriff's office, the fbi and the atf. at 1:00 i hope to give you more details about this event. i know that you have a number of questions. i'm alerted to a number of things that are out there on social media about the potential relationship between the shooter and any of the victims. at this time we can't confirm any of that. that is what this investigation will do. at 1:00, i will anticipate being able to release identities of perhaps the shooter and the victims as well. we would kno