we've gotten the first check under sutter that represents a healthy investment. housing, transportation, pedestrian safety, and, of course, the thousands of medical lives and a medi-cal and hospital patient lives that will be improved because of the commitments that sutter and cpmc have made par you'll pause and maybe ask how did he do it all? we'll also remembered as complicated as it was every persevered whether it was sideboard lou our community leaders argue housing advocates our people next door and in the tenderloin or the people who are health experts. they all worked closely together with the sutter leadership to form an agreement an agreement as complicated as that was as a high commitment that unsaturate had to make it was a great investment it was sensitive and strong. we have ever promise here this reflects all the values our city has put together and the process as complicated as it was it persevered. on behalf of everyone that's worked hard to get here. i want to thank again mark and warren and cpmc's leadership but everyone who sees the benefits in

at the 1409 sutter street. a request for conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon karen planning department staff. it is a conditional use to convert a building from a private club at the 1409 within the mc zoning district. a principally you permitted restaurants will be there a limited square feet and will require the limited use. the project will not will resolve any physical expansion. the department finds this proposal desirable. it's a historic zone known as the thomas project. the 189 though square feet building was used as a private club. the existing first two floors is the dining hall and other activity space for the club anybody's it's located on the first two levels and will be 95 hundred square feet in size and the hotel will be on the 3rd and fourth floors with lobby access on the ground floor and will be 82 hundred secret. and no new parking is proposed as part of the project. the sponsor has stated that valet services are available. it's prototype and desirable in the hotel and restaurant

i'm susan i live on sutter street next to the victorian building we're discussing. i'm between neutral and obl. i'm leaning towards obtaining. many of the places between - unfortunately people have reported their concerns. the initiatives in the building has less impact on the neighbors. that was used previously for special events since the mid 19 hundreds two different owners. the events were only two or three a week and the activity was limited then would result from the restaurants perhaps a hundred tables. when the building i live in was first occupied in the mid 90s p there were lawyers offices and office for the medical organization. we're concerned about the interior of the building. in general the neighbors are concerned about the traffic and the stint of the cooking smells. we're very he concerned about parking as well. the parking issue has been acknowledged to be within the regulations which i don't understand intellect. we're concerned about the loading and unloading of supplies for the restaurants. the driveway next to the project is shared with the con

just 3 days ago as i was walking up sutter street a wheelchair user barely kept from striking me and i think there should be outrage in the disabled community that when you are in a motor ized vehicle you are in a vehicle. give precedence to pedestrian on sidewalks in part that wheelchair user and so many skateboards and bicycles that have come close to striking me over the last decade are merely sound less such that people with disabilities like me who have hearing failures can't hear them approaching and there needs to be better rules of the road that bicyclists have to follow and so do wheelchair user. i do not want to become a patient with a traumatic brain injury from being struck by somebody who is inconsiderate to pedestrians on uneven sidewalks. >> it is becoming very un orthodox meeting yes go ahead jessica. >> this is just a 2 second comment thank you for mentioning the meeting on elevators. if anyone is interested in coming please let me know. if you don't have my contact information you can get it from car la. >> housing resolution discussion. as many of you know the coun

this shooting took place here near the intersection of state and sutter in front of that white house where a mother and son live. we went to try to speak with hem off camera. they indicated they brought the young man or woman inside to tend to them. that's the only comment. it's not clear what relationship they may or may not have with people that were shot. one drove, the other walked up outside that white house, and was out of -- without any dialogue they began firing. a witness told us she heard five shots. several of those struck the man and one apparently ricochetted into the woman's foot. the man and woman are expected to survive. the one did run off, the other drove. no description as of yet. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> investigators in san jose trying to identify a body found inside the highway 87 overpass. before 1:00 someone alerted firefighters near the intersection of dellto the body. the crews say a person was in a confined space inside the overpass. it's a face used by inspectors to check for structural safety. the body may have been there for weeks. >> the doors

early access ticket program for all the residents that between powell to washington to larkin to sutter which will allow the residents to get access to the tickets before they go on sale to the general public. that will have an impact of reducing the amount of tram traffic and it helps. there's also a grant program for music programs for all of district 3. we're happy where we ended up in terms of the agreement with our neighborhoods. we've put into place a monitoring committee that includes both the mason's, live nation, the neighbors in the knob hill association and we look forward to working with everybody. thank you for your support >> any additional public comment? >> linda chapman speaking on a former member of the knob hill association. and, you know who actually knew the people who were opposing this and still respect them. i'm going to comment that coalition of san francisco meeting it was announced by one of the officers he'd been trying to get in touch with the knob hill association and they said not one deliberate or popcorn where they able to contact because no one was asso

being invited to a holy mass in san francisco for victims and survivors of the typhoon haiyan on sutter street near powell starting at 5:00 p.m. and put on by the consulate general of the philippines. >> investigators hope a new sketch will lead them to a man who raped a student in cupertino at deanza college in his early 20's and up to 200 pounds with shoulder length dark brown area and prominent acne on the children. this happened in a woman's bathroom on campus november 4, the victim may have been targeted because of her identification as pan sexual means attracted to people regardless of their gender or sexual preference. the rape charge could include hate crimes. >> could the t.s.a. hernandez have survived if he did not wait for 33 minute after being shot before being put in an ambulance at lax? they had to wait until the terminal was considered safe this was no threat from the accused gunman for all but five of the minutes because he had been shot and taken into custody. it is not known if hernandez could have been saved if he were treated immediately. >> on capitol hill, presiden

cnn's john sutter travelled to the most unequal place in the country. >> reporter: lake providence isss than a mile wide, but it separates two worlds. the poor largely live on one side of the lake, the rich the other. sure, there's a road that connects the two, but the lake is a potent symbol and a real barrier. on the southside of lake providence, i met dolores gilmore. she rarely goes to the north side and doesn't know what it's like over there. she makes about $18,000 a year as an overnight prison guard. she's never had a bank account, i was shocked to learn. dolores raised eight kids, including a stepson and nephew, who she says her sister abandoned. >> i couldn't buy them, you know, a lot of stuff, underwear, you know, stuff like that. sometimes we don't have household supplies, you know, because we have to buy food. so i'm going to feed them. >> reporter: but as bad as it seems for dolores, she knows it could be worse. in east care roll parish, the poorest fifth makes $6,800, the top 5% makes $600,000. and that's the reason this place is so unequal. there aren't that many people

. >> jeff: alexandra sutter, thank you very much tonight. the severe storm swept across a wide area of northern illinois. dean reynolds tonight is in coal city. >> reporter: there was barely any time to take cover in coal city. 53 miles south of chicago. the national weather service said a tornado touched down here a little before 12:30 central this afternoon. quarter sized hail and high winds ripped through downtown destroying buildings and turning cars over on their sides. anthony tomao is a cook at the local bar. he and his friends hunkered down in the bathroom as the twister took aim at their town. >> when it first came and we knew it was actually going to hit, that's when i took off running. >> reporter: he says he and his neighbors are just happy to have survived the storm. >> i thought of my grandbaby, to be honest. that was the only thing that went through my head was i want to see my grandbabies again. >> officials here are requesting assistance from other emergency services in the state. power lines are down and residents are being

so-called october surprise sabotage carter and body solders attempts to free the hostages and as bonnie sutter told the christian science monitor in march of this year they most certainly tipped the results of that i nine hundred eighty election in reply in reagan's favor. not surprisingly iran release the hostages on january twentieth one thousand nine hundred one at the exact moment ronald reagan raises him to be sworn into office. surprise embolden the radical forces inside iran a politically weakened body saddam was overthrown in june of eighty one and replaced by by mohammad ali. a favorite of khomeini's these radical forces today are represented by people like former president mahmoud ahmadinejad hardliners who oppose any deal with the united states and like khomeini in the one nine hundred eighty s. will jump at any chance to discredit the current moderate president hassan rouhani act over surprise also led to the deaths of thousands of innocent people around the world particularly in central america reagan took money from the iranians and use that money to kill nuns in nicaragua but th

it happened on sutter and stockton street not far from union square. police say the thief ran off after taking the jewels. investigators are reviewing security video but say it may not be easy identifying him he had a white mask over his face and wore a hoodie. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> police have some advice to shoppers in the city. first be aware of your surroundings. keep your smart phone, wallet and phones near you at all time. avoid the distraction of talking on a cell phone while walking. >>> more and more stores aren't waiting until black friday for holiday shoppers. they're opening on thanksgiving instead. a new poll finds just 16% of people approve of shopping on thanksgiving while 49% disapprove. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live tonight where she's been gauging attitude on shopping. >> reporter: these lights won't go on until after thanksgiving. and that used to be true for shopping as well. some say they don't like this new trend. thanksgiving thursday has become fair game for retailers unwrapping a con

it happened on sutter and stockton street not far from union square. police say the thief ran off after taking the jewels. investigators are reviewing security video but say it may not be easy identifying him he had a white mask over his face and wore a hoodie. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> police have some advice to shoppers in the city. first be aware of your surroundings. keep your smart phone, wallet and phones near you at all time. avoid the distraction of talking on a cell phone while walking. >>> more and more stores aren't waiting until black friday for holiday shoppers. they're opening on thanksgiving instead. a new poll finds just 16% of people approve of shopping on thanksgiving while 49% disapprove. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live tonight where she's been gauging attitude on shopping. >> reporter: these lights won't go on until after thanksgiving. and that used to be true for shopping as well. some say they don't like this new trend. thanksgiving thursday has become fair game for retailers unwrapping a con

sutter operates more than 20 hospitals in northern california.ate regulatory have released more information about what happened at a castro valley nursing home that were shut down. documents show that regulators visited valley springs man four times before and after its closure. the inspector who visited the facility october 24th just hours before it was supposed to be shut down found 21 residents still on-site. is sufficient supplies, and at least two residents in household diapers. that inspector document the problems and then just left. the following day another inspector came and found the same problems, but instead of taking action simply issue a fine. >> time now is 7:35 a.m. and will take a break and have more headlines for you when we come back from the brake on kron4 morning to stay with us. >> this is a quick look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera and you can see the congested leading up to the toll plaza, will have more on traffic and become back from the brake on kron4 morning news. johnson and johnson will pay hefty fine to settle

in san francisco for victims and survivors of the typhoon hell at the filipino center building on sutterstreet start at 5:00 p.m. and put on by the philippine council general. >> new questions whether the t.s.a. at shot and killed at los angeles international airport could have survived. the associated press reports a wounded hernandez waited for 33 minutes after being shot. paramedics had to wait until the terminal was declared "safe," and an official said there was no net from paul ciancia for all but five of the minutes because he was shot and taken into custody the it is not men if hernandez could have been save the. >> on capitol hill the house of representatives waits do move after president obama had his say on reversing we insurance capabilities that permits companies to continue to sell plans. the president apologized again yesterday for problems with the h care reallyout and the senate democratics are scrambling do have their own "fix." >> no fixing this chilly weather this morning, mike? >> we will warm up nicely today but i don't know if we will get beyond where we were yeste

. >>> a brazen theft at a jewelry store on sutter street. this happened just after 5:00. the thief ran off after taking a significant number of diamonds. investigators are reviewing surveillance video but say it may be difficult to identify the thief. >> he was wearing a white facial mask and also wearing gloves. dark sweater and dark pants. then simply once he smashed the case and grabbed the diamonds he fled out without saying anything to the employees. >> investigators say they'll be monitoring websites, pawnshops and flea markets to see if the diamonds show up. the store is open for business today. >>> holiday shopping may be a little more dicey this year if you're not aware of your surroundings. new at 5:00, ktvu's tom vacar joins us from one big shopping area in walnut creek with some important things to consider when you're out shopping. tom. >> reporter: when you're in this parking lot or garage the bad guys hope you're on one of these things for a very good reason. because you'll be immersed in what you're doing and not what they're doing. you could lose your pho

sutter health is based in sacramento and operates more than 20 hospitals in northern california including three in the bay area. >> search is under way for a missing cupertino man considered "at risk." the santa clara county sheriff deputy offered this picture of the man who disappeared from his home. he is 5' 11" and 150 pounds. he could have been wearing a sweatshirt and blue jeans. >> police are waiting for the accused lax shooter to come out of heavy sedation to be questioned. evidence was removed in his apartment. he never made it beyond security check point on the first floor of the airport. four people were shot including three t.s.a. officers. one of the officers was killed. friends and family of hernandez gathered in honor of hernandez near lax last night. >> help is on the way for those flying facing fog related delays day after day after day. the f.a.a. has a new landing tote call that could mean an extra one to six landings an hour when conditions are clear, two planes can land side-by-side at the airport. with clouds they land one at a time cutting the arrivals in half. now t

in san francisco for victims and survivors of the typhoon held at the filipino center building on suttertreet near powell starting at 5:00 p.m. and is put on by the filipino council general. >> a call is going out for greater tolerance after a fight between a transgender boy would identifies as a girl and gives that the teen accused of bullying her. the school provided this disturbing cell phone video of the fight on wednesday starting when the boy who identified himself as a girl spokeswomanned to relentless teasing by slapping another student. other girls joined the scuffle against the transgender teen and all face possible punishment for the fight. >> support for berkeley teen set on fire by another teen is growing. hundreds of people marched in honor of fleischman who suffered second- and third-degree burns and to raise awareness of gender identity. his parents waved the ban neither for agenda -- agender rights. >> sasha born male was wearing a skirt and napping on an a.c. transit bus when the 16-year-old student from oakland set sasha open fire causing serious burns. >> san francisc

this is here on state and sutter south of 280 outside of downtown san jose.t was 4:00 this morning, very early in the morning, very dark, when two people approached. one walked, the other drove and at least one started firing a condition. a witness told us she heard five shots. some of the bullets struck the man, one ricocheted and hit the woman in the foot. she is going to be okay and remarkably so is the man in spite of being shot multiple times. >> as far as i know based on what i'm told this appears to be a random act. >> random. >> yes. i don't believe the victims and the suspects knew each other. >> robbery? >> there was no dialogue between the suspects and the victim. >> reporter: both suspects fled. police have not released a description of either person. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. more to tell you about, this time on the peninsula. the chp working to remove a car that fell off after cliff in san mateo county. four people were in the car when it went off the road, one managed to walk up and cal

there's darrell sutter the kings taking on the san jose sharks. the 8th round of the shootout and san jose wins in a shootout against the kings. and don't forget this is a big day of football. right here on kpix 5, 1:30 kickoff, the raiders at the dallas cowboys. we'll see you after the game for the fifth quarter. enjoy the turkey! don't overindulge. stick around for football. have a great one, everybody. >> thank you, dennis. play of the day. we go to the nba. brooklyn nets coach jason kidd the bay area native dropped a cup of ice on the court while the lakers jody meeks was attempting a free throw. the clean-up disrupted the game. you see kids there. the lakers and the officials steamed about it. the kid insists, hey, it was just an accident. lakers did end up winning the game. but we are going to give jason kidd the play of the day out of alameda. there you go. >>> it is 5:25. a driver hits a man and just keeps going. a surveillance camera picks up everything. you're going to hear the victim describe the few seconds before impact. >> and strugg

a service will be held at 5:00 this evening at the philippine center gallery at 447 sutter street. and there will be a prayer for the typhoon and quake that hit in october. >>> they will vote on a bill to allow insurance companies to offer individual policies next year even if they don't meet obama care standards. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom where the vote comes after president obama made a similar announcement. >> reporter: the president is allowing those providers to extends health care policies into next year. we are taking a live look at the house floor where low maker -- lawmakers will vote in 3.5 hours on a republican bill that will do the same thing. but president obama is threating toughie toe the house -- to veto the house bill saying it would allow insurance companies to offer bare bone policies to new enroll lees. providers don't have to go along with it. california's insurance commissioner says he is asking cover california to change its regulations so when insurance companies had the treatment to renew the plans that would have been canceled. >> u

there's darrell sutter kings taking on the san jose sharks. this is the 8th round of the shootout. san jose wins in a shootout against the kings. >>> this is a big day of football. right here on kpix 5, 1:30 kickoff, the raiders at the dallas cowboys, we'll see you after the game for the fifth quarter. enjoy the turkey. don't overindulge. stick around for football. have a great one, everybody. >>> play of the day, you know, from the nba. jason kidd drops ice and water on the court while a foul shot is being attempted by the other team. it disrupted the game and the lakers an officials were upset about it. kidd said it was just an accident. lakers won anyway but we'll give jason kidd the bay area native our play of the day. >>> while we slept preparations for the macy's thanksgiving day parade were under way. coming up next, a live look at all the magic. >> it is thanksgiving morning and the holiday shopping season has already begun. i'm mark kelly. coming up we are going to look at how it's going so far. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdon

the names of women all born the same year authorities later discovered or breast cancer patients at sutterta bates summit medical center in oakland. police were tipped off to the pier when they checked into the avatar hotel with fraudulent credit cards earlier this month. some of the stolen mail has been charged that judge return to the victims. you can see a big rig on its side on 83 it on the side of an embankment. and just to the left of the shot is interstate 80. this is in the commute direction. kron4's jack is the soul is keeping an eye on the commute. we'll be right back. ♪ with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. top stories we're following this morning. a big rig accident could cause big delays for the morning commute. we'll have a live report coming up. top stories we are following this thursday november 14th. telsa back in the news again. this time for an industrial accident involving workers at it's fremont plant. state investigators are now involved. we'll hear from c-e-o elon musk. a muni train-- takes off without an operator. how it al

the service will be held at 5 this evening at the philippine center gallery on 447 sutter street.ere will also be prayers for victims of an earthquake that hit the philippines in october that damaged or destroyed more than 75,000 homes or businesses. >>> time is 8:11. an east palo alto man says he doesn't want his city to become a dumping ground for stray cats and he should be paid thousands of dollars for what he's doing about it. however, the daily news reports the san mateo board of supervisors rejected his claim for $20,000. he says he deserves the money because he has trapped more than a hundred stray cats over the past decades. those cats we're told were taken to the peninsula humane society. >>> crime fighting up grades coming soon to the palo alto police department. next month, according to the palo alto weekly, the city council may approve a camera system that police officers can can wear. the 3,300,000-dollar grant also will upgrade cameras in police cars, it would be to improve officer training, collecting evidence, officer safety as well as accountability. >>> it's 8:1

larger-than-expected crop in napa, including here at this winery, the nation's fourth-largest, with names like suttern to build a processing facility and looking to buy more napa vineyard land, despite, listen to these prices, $250,000 an acre. >> 2013 was a great crop both in quantity and in quality. it was probably up over 4 million tons, which is above average. on the heels of another big crop last year, in 2012. so two big crops back-to-back. >> reporter: are we going to run out of wine? >> no way. >> reporter: that's the legendary fred, bronco wine, the man who owns two buck chuck, and while it's two and a half buck chuck, it's nearing the 8 millionth bottle. revenues will rise 4%, 5%, as consumers buy the cheap stuff under 10 bucks. >> $10 is a high price. there shouldn't be any wine sold over $10. >> reporter: any wine? one shouldn't be -- >> especially open swan. >> reporter: in that vein, selling well, $10 wine from the duck dynasty folks here at trancaro. later, we'll talk to them as they expand the wine-drinking audience, all red, white, rose, guys. back to you. >> i can't wait to see how