she lives right across the street from sunnyside elementary. what really stands out for me is that in the archdiocese, everyone talks about st. stephen's, st. brandon's. -- goes under the radar. alex is constantly -- the way that you are on me to support this is any indication, i can only imagine what you do with anyone else. they are very lucky to have an ambassador like you. that is in your heart and convictions to be a neighbor and a supporter. the neighborhood is lucky to have you. over the past few years, the city of san francisco is lucky to have you as a legislative aide. [applause] >> thank you. when i received a call, i was shocked. i was totally surprised that he would call and autonomy for black history month. i am truly blessed. it is a privileged to live and work in san francisco. i work a very tirelessly. i would like to thank all of you for recognizing black history month. the contributions that made african-americans part of -- the cut to beaches that african- americans have made are very important to the city. -- the contributi

police chased the suspect briefly before arresting him just before 6:00 last night at 95th avenue and sunnysidetreet. an officer spotted wilson armed with a gun about a half hour earlier. he was arrested for gun possession, kidnapping and an outstanding warrant. last sunday a woman showed up with injuries and told authorities she had been kidnapped and assaulted in north otherwise. the two suspects were linked to the crime. police have not said if they're still searching for a second suspect. >> tonight the police commission will give san francisco residents a chance to talk about the qualities they want in their next police chief. the san francisco examiner reports the search for the city's new chief is moving forward to replace george gascon who resigned last most to become the d.a. 20 to 25 candidates submitted applications before tuesday evening's deadline. mayor ed lee said the applicants are a mixture of internal and external candidates. they will interview candidates and submit finalists by mid-march. >> the commission has decided to create an elite unit of officers with specialized trai

he was captured ten minutes later on 95th and sunnyside. officers were originally looking for two men they think were linked to the crime. it is unclear if they are still searching for a second. is. >>> north oakland's controversial injunction will take part today. neighbors and lawyers will hold a meeting on the injunction. it covers 100 blocks in oakland. police count the success of the injunction which among other things forbids gang members from gathering in certain spots. but some neighbors are critical disputing its ability to stop gang violence. it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars for the city. the meeting is today in oakland at the courthouse at 1:30. >>> the county has cut more than a quarter billion dollars from its budget since 2008 and needs to find another $50 million to cut next year. the contra costa board of supervisors chair will give the speech at the hotel in concord at 11:30. >>> a former president's yacht is in danger of closing to the public. the u.s.s. potomac lost half his operating cash after the port stopped

after a short foot chase the officer arrested him near 95th avenue and sunnyside street. he was wanted for the kidnapping and beating of a woman on saturday night. >>> oakland firefighters made a gruesome discovery this afternoon. they found a man's burning body in a homeless encampment beneath a freeway overpass. ktvu's amber lee is live on the ski after i-80 at 66th avenue near the oakland coliseum. amber? >> reporter: julie, every day people drive on the 66 avenue off ramp never realizing that there are homeless people living below this structure. fire officials tell us there are dozens of spots such as this around oakland where the homeless have set up camp using freeway overpasses as shelters. >> i could take you to show you, you know, 10, 20, 30 of them, you know, within a mile of where we are now, maybe two miles. so there is an awful lot of them. >> reporter: shortly after 1:00 this afternoon a passerby spotted smoke and flames coming from below the freeway off ramp. oakland police and chp and fire crews responded and found burning debris that appeared to be part

after a short foot chase the officer arrested him near 95th avenue and sunnyside street. he was wanted for the kidnapping and beating of a woman on saturday night. >>> oakland firefighters made a gruesome discovery this afternoon. they found a man's burning body in a homeless encampment beneath a freeway overpass. ktvu's amber lee is live on the ski after i-80 at 66th avenue near the oakland coliseum. amber? >> reporter: julie, every day people drive on the 66 avenue off ramp never realizing that there are homeless people living below this structure. fire officials tell us there are dozens of spots such as this around oakland where the homeless have set up camp using freeway overpasses as shelters. >> i could take you to show you, you know, 10, 20, 30 of them, you know, within a mile of where we are now, maybe two miles. so there is an awful lot of them. >> reporter: shortly after 1:00 this afternoon a passerby spotted smoke and flames coming from below the freeway off ramp. oakland police and chp and fire crews responded and found burning debris that appeared to be part

they arrested him just before 6:00 last night at 95th avenue and sunnyside street.cer spotted wilson armed with a gun about a half hour earlier. he was arrested for gun possession, kidnapping and an outstanding warrant. last sunday a woman showed up at the hospital with injuries and said she had been kidnapped and assaulted in north oakland. two suspects were linked to the crime. police haven't said if they're still searching for a second suspect. >> the police commission will give san francisco residents a chance to talk about the qualities they want in their next police chief. the san francisco examiner reports the search is moving forward to replace george gascon resigning last month to become the d.a. 20 to 25 candidates submitted applications before the deadline. the applicants are a mixture of internal and external candidates. the commission will interview the candidates and submit the three finalists by mid-march. this morning a san jose judge will decide whether a man accused of assaulting a priest will stand trial. william lynch is accused of beating father

he was taken into custody after a brief chase just before 6:00 last night at 95th avenue and sunnysiden officer spotted wilson armed with a gun about a half hour earlier. he was arrested for gun possession, kidnapping and an outstanding warrant. the case started last sunday when a woman showed up at a hospital with serious injuries and told authorities she had been kidnapped and assaulted by two men in north oakland. police have not said if they're still searching for a second suspect. >> contra costa deputies and richmond police are trying to find people that opened fire on an a. c. transit bus. it happened near battery in north richmond. witnesses say several shots rang out. one bus rider was taken to the hospital with cuts from a shattered window but no one was hit by a bullet. investigators have yet to figure out whether someone on the bus was being targeted or this was simply a random act. >> this morning a san jose judge will decide whether a man accused of assaulting a priest will stand trial. william lynch is accused of beating father jerry lindner in los gatos last year. he sa

officer spotted wilson and chased him until he was captured ten minutes later on 95th avenue and sunnysidets. officers were originally looking for two men they thought were linked to the crime but it is unclear if they still want a second suspect. >>> five sports teams will find out today if they will be allowed to play ball next year. baseball, men's and women's gymnastics, rugby as well are on the chopping block to save the school several thousands each year. the cal supporters raised $15 million to keep the sports that are in danger afloat, but that may not be enough. the uc berkeley chancellor will announce his decision later today. >>> the judge could decide the fate of a man accused of beating a priest that sexually abused him several years ago. will lynch may not have to stand trial for the attack. marla tellez is following this satisfactory joining us with more on the latest developments and today's proceedings. >> reporter: day two of his own preliminary hearing could be the day will lynch and his supporters have been waiting for. a judge could dismiss the case today which means l

on in his case food from being thrown away at the sunnyside cafÉ.he has created a menu with an eye on avoiding the food waste, in most restaurants. for example, his breakfast and lunch cafÉ serves french toast, a bit thicker than usual. it's also round. and menu lists it as a wench french toast made with poppyseed bread. but upon questioning he is happy to divulge the customers are eating yesterday's hamburger buns. these are not generic white burger bolster their locally baked high quality bonds. french slices off a half-inch from the top and bottom to allow the bread to soak up the batter. and as i recall, it is delicious. when the french began his fantastic gas again is clear was using roles, customers complained about the french toast shape. i think our culture teaches a -- teaches us, i'm not even sure they knew what themselves why they're making a big deal out of this. people equate and his impressions with being good, something that is old as being bad. even know it's french toast, the fresher bread isn't as good. dryness is better especially

wilson and chased him through city streets until he was caught ten minutes later on 95th avenue and sunnysidet. officers were originally looking for two men that they thought were linked to the crime, but it is unclear if they still want to find a second suspect. >>> governor jerry brown is dropping a money-making idea from arnold schwarzenegger. brown is taking a dozen government state buildings off the market. the billion dollars the sale of the buildings would have brought in was supposed to help close the budget deficit, but the state is now intending to lease the buildings from their owners. brown said the plan didn't make sense. >>> solar company sun edison is moving its international headquarters from maryland to the peninsula. the city leaders say the firm plans to hire 400 local workers over the next three years. sun edison says a new building is right next to highway 101 making it visible to 240,000 drivers a day. and they can tap into the silicon valley talent pool. volkswagon of america recently announced they are moving to a research lab in bell month. >>> a bay area man is rocki

it will be sunny siped up a today -- sunnyside up today. there's a little co pone nent -- component to a breeze. one system moves out. we focus our attention to the north and maybe the best. a strong low is dropping down off vancouver. you get the early signs it. the question is will it continue to march down and bring all of that cold air with it or also tap in this system north of the hawaiian islands. fg has to come together -- everything has to come together. if it doesn't, it doesn't amount to much. we're all right. this is our break today and tomorrow. a little breeze at times. slightly warmer temperatures today, especially if you can get a light warm he wind in the north bay -- warm he wind in the north bay -- warmer wind in the north bay. 5, 58, 59 should cover it for everybody. north to south, west to east. 59 in san jose, 59 in san carlos and redwood city. tomorrow about the same. then we cloud it up on thursday. there will be rain moving in on friday. we'll see if it's really cold. if it is, we'll have low snowfall levels. thursd

chased him through city streets and finally caught him about ten minutes later on 95th avenue at sunnysideear if they are looking for a second suspect. people in a south bay neighborhood are waking up on edge after another break in. a home in san jose's evergreen area was the latest target. neighbors say it was the eighth burglary in the past week. san jose city councilman's office says it may hold a community meeting pretty soon and if the burglaries continue, people in that area say they may start a neighborhood watch. >>> san francisco hotel workers are going to risk arrest at protests that they say are unfair contracts. employees will protest outside of the hotel starting at 4:30 tonight. protests will be held outside of other hotels across the country as part of a national day of action. more local news in half an hour. the "today" show continues in a minute. have a great morning. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i register