and way longer to get to sutter. so i don't know -- so i take the 3 jackson and i just want to say please don't eliminate it. it is how i get downtown if i want to go to laurel village after school, i take the 3 jackson the other way to presidio and california. so the one california is like -- especially if i am coming from my dad's office back-to-school for some reason, i would end up walking up five blocks of steep hills instead of walking, like, no blocks, no streets. [ laughter ] so yeah, please don't eliminate it. thank you. >> thank you. [ reading speakers' names ] >> you will have a greater future in city hall, i can tell now. [ laughter ] >> is mr. schmidt here? laura stillman. theresa oberzero. >> good afternoon. >> i'm on a different matter, which is the j church stop, but i'm really appreciative of all of these folks and their points, and i won't repeat them. a very, very steep hill and if our stop were eliminated, liberty street. if you walk in one direction, you have to go up-and-down and up in the other

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

well, just like rick said, you know, we really appreciate the ongoing support of sutter health and this kind of -- with this kind of donation we can provide almost 100,000 meals for people in need in the local community. we'll put it to good use in the christmas season. >> that is great. we need more people like you. thank you so much for helping out. thanks for coming down today. i really appreciate it. if you would like to go to our website, you can go to kpix.com find out more about "food for bay area families." you can go on there, click on it, and find out ways to donate. it doesn't just take a check for $32,500. maybe you just have $5 or a dollar. just make a donation. you can make a difference in some people's lives this christmas season. thank you so much. back to you. >> very nice. all right. thank you to all. >>> kpix 5 is looking for a veterinarian to appear on tv. to nominate a vet you know, email pets@kpix.com. we'll narrow down the top five and then let you vote on our pet expert. ,,,,,, to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in

daryl shut sutter, the long pass down the ice and the nice goal, jackie as the kings win. . >> good night, the family patriarch suspended from the show. >> this is the star of the show, you kill him, you pretty much don't have a slow. >> and what sarah palin is saying. >>> then, ellen vacation disaster. she won a trip of a lifetime on ellen. wait till you see what happened to her husband. >>> and epic coach tirade. >> my wife, my wife can score more than two buckets. >> now the wife speaks out. >> there is no buffer between his mind and his mouth. >> plus, suspended for a hug? >> the high school teen kicked out of school for an entire yearr

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

have had the elimination of -- or partial elimination of 83 pacific and there was the old forest sutter. so without the 3 jackson, i'm afraid there will be no service to downtown san francisco between california street and union streets. so i have made the offer in the past to some of the leaders of the mta to give a walking tour, so you can see just how steep those hills might be. that offer stands and we appreciate the discussion earlier about public outreach and we are reaching out to you in the other direction. [ applause ] >> next speaker, please [ reading speakers' names ] >> good afternoon, sir. >> translator: good afternoon, my name -- i'm the president [speaker not understood] we're the largest tenant-based organization in the city and 1,000 members are all low-income seniors and i would like to express our concerns on believe of our elderly members. public transit is a necessity, not a choice for our low-income residents, most are transit dependent when it comes to traveling across the coming up next some of the service changes proposed by tep is frankly a reduction in service

in today's "new york times," insurance companies are quoted as saying that sutter nonsense. they say obama officials are overstating the fixes and this exchange is still riddled with mistakes. yet more deceptions from the obama white house? >> of course. this is a white house that for the past month has been trying to tell people we'll fix the website and everything will be okay. so they fixed the user interface elements, but the behind the scenes stuff, the accounting mechanisms, the accounting mechanisms, the database, they're still broken. you can get on the website and get an e-mail saying you have insurance, but you haven't really paid for it so you don't have the insurance and the insurance companies don't know who you are. come next year you'll be in a world of hurt. they're going to force the insurance companies to take care of these people. the insurance companies are going to face big government if they don't. >> absolutely and could be punished by being kicked off exchanges. that's the latest alleged threat. when you dig deeper, erick, into this story, it's not ju

place called the golden gate center, i don't know that it's run by the city, but it's on powell and sutter street. there is a visitor information center and they have a bar and restaurant from there. i hear from my children and their friends is the reason they like to go there is it's appealing to have these craft beers. there is something to be said about that. the nature of the beers and the history part of it. it's my feeling that it's the quality of the establishment and not the number of establishments. you can have a situation where you have two 2 bars in a whole neighborhood and they are terrible and there is lots of problems associated with them and they are not properly run. and you can have a neighborhood where you have 8 bars and they are well policed and well-taken care of and they don't present problems. it's not the numbers. it's how well the customers behave and how they are policed. so i'm generally in favor of this. we'll see what the other commissioners have to say. >> commissioner borden? >> yeah. what we heard is from the project sponsor and a family that is local, they

. >> it was from 1936 sutter street and i never should have gone into the guy's apartment. >> reporter says the coffee was spiked. the next thing he remembers is waking up days later dazed under a freeway overpass and suddenly his past was fuzzy too. >> i have been struggling with this and i just been so frustrate. >> reporter: his attempts to find his family have hit dead ends. he thinks he may have grown up in north carolina. staffers at the shelter like don see all walks of life. do you believe him? >>> i do not does believe him. >> reporter: the mystery of a man and missing memory. he will stay here until he answers the question, who is he? is his name even vincent? where is he from? so far it's a mystery he hasn't been able to solve. >> by the way, vincent says he wants to at least get a social security card so he can get a job. eventually he hopes to go back to the east coast where he thinks he is from. >>> anybody going to mill valley on miller avenue would see a clock atop a high school and said, i hope that's not the right time. it has not been for a long time. that clock towe

we have a store in embarcadero and corner of market, sampson and sutter. >> no other stores in the city neighborhoods besides downtown. wasn't there one on ocean? >> many years ago there was one 1 on ocean street and marina. we had just a package store for a few years in union square. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner antonini. >> i agree with the other commissioners, there is lots of neighborhood support and we are going from one formula retail use to another formula retail use. i just sort of question the, i too don't like the way the policy was enacted in the 300-foot which i think is too small an area and i agree with the speakers earlier. i'm not sure if this was applied in the same way the other measurements were made to this project. speaking to this project. the other thing i would have to look at the legislation that this commission had passed a while back whether it speaks to intensifying the amount of formula retail or only maintaining the amount of formula retail. because here it substitutes one for another and doesn't make it intent. here the policy dictates the staf

william gilbert at sutter memorial hospital says with multiple births there can be complications. little ones are doing better than expected he says. >> they'll go to kindergarten and graduate high school and bring home bad boys. >> reporter: everything times three and for now the couple says there aren't any other babies planned any time soon. >> this is more than we bargained for. i think we're good. >> we're good. >> oh, that poor dad. >> oh, just wait about 14, 15 years. >> i love it. the doctor says brings home bad boys. if the doctor had to estimate, the odds of having identical triplets naturally, he would say it's somewhere between 1 in 1 million and 1 in 2 million. can you imagine having three daughters all the same age? >> no, no, no. three times the one. >> you know that's going to happen. he's a lucky guy. >> yes, he is. >>> we've got some cold weather around here. >> it is, tonight likely the coldest night. look at where we are right now. these are your current temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees below average if they were the overnight lows, but we're not done cooling

gilbert at sutter memorial hospital says with multiple births there can be complications. the little ones are doing better than expected. >> they are going to go to kindergarten, graduate from high school, bring home, you know, bad boys. >> reporter: everything times three. and for now, the couple says there aren't any other babies planned anytime soon. >> this is more than we bargained for i think. we're good. >> they are going to be busy that's for sure. the doctor had to estimate the odds of having identical triplets naturally, he would say somewhere between one in a million and one in 200 million. it doesn't happen very often. >>> 4:56. toronto's mayor who admitted to smoking crack has more explaining to do. the evidence police say he never wanted to see the light of day but is coming out. >> reporter: from police brutality to racial profiling, there's going to be a lot of issues discussed when it comes to the bart police department and an assessment being released today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> >>> i'm missing a little bit of our warm weather. really need to bundle up. >

kings coach darryl sutter sharks down 2- 0 here in the second. go down in this game 4-1 but even bigger than the loss, is the loss of rookie tomas hertl. need to any hit with buster brown who was ejected. hertl. did not return to the game. the rookie sensation is second on the team in goals. xi%@ good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. a teen remains brain dead at oakland children's hospital after getting her tonsils removed. and her family is now asking to keep her on life support through the holidays. we have the latest. be prepared for long lines at the airport today. it's the busiest travel day of t

burglar was smashing doors and windows then stealing merchandise at this particular cosmetics store at sutter and grant. they said he made out with more than $1,200 in goods. >> reporter: the store was one of the stores hit in union square in the last few months. >> there was glass all over everywhere. it's from breaking in. and all over the floor. >> reporter: treaty remembers showing up for work, it was the sunday before black friday. >> i didn't know you know how long it had been here for. if he had gone downstairs. it's kind of like getting your home broken into. >> reporter: undercover officers reviewed surveillance video that afternoon and began looking for their suspect. >> we got a pretty good idea of the time frame when this guy works. >> reporter: that same day officers spotted the suspect a few blocks away. and say they arrested 33-year- old adrian adaway in connection with the burglaries at thrash and marma. . police say they have cracked down on burglaries at high end stores like coach. adaway was arrested and then released. >> i'm really surprised that they would let someone go

burglar was smashing doors and windows then stealing merchandise at this particular cosmetics store at sutter and grant. they said he made out with more than $1,200 in goods. >> reporter: the store was one of the stores hit in union square in the last few months. >> there was glass all over everywhere. it's from breaking in. and all over the floor. >> reporter: treaty remembers showing up for work, it was the sunday before black friday. >> i didn't know you know how long it had been here for. if he had gone downstairs. it's kind of like getting your home broken into. >> reporter: undercover officers reviewed surveillance video that afternoon and began looking for their suspect. >> we got a pretty good idea of the time frame when this guy works. >> reporter: that same day officers spotted the suspect a few blocks away. and say they arrested 33-year- old adrian adaway in connection with the burglaries at thrash and marma. . police say they have cracked down on burglaries at high end stores like coach. adaway was arrested and then released. >> i'm really surprised that they would let someone go

some of the streets impacted, cambridge, southampton, you see them there on the screen, west tenth, sutterp. no estimated time when the power will be switched back on. here's a live look outside westbound 580 stacking up as you approach north flynn towards vasco and that drive time grows as well up to 25 minutes again lighter than usual for this time of the morning. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> an amber alert is in effect right now for a 14-year-old girl from washington state. here's a picture of elizabeth romero. the teenager disappeared wednesday afternoon. police believe 19-year-old eduardo flores rosales abducted her. he was last seen driving a 2000 green ford escape with temporary washington state registration. chp believes they may pass through the bay area on their way to mexico. >>> 6:39 now. months after vandals broke out windows in a downtown oakland building one building remains boarded up. many are calling it a big eyesore. these windows tremendous sears store at telegraph and 12th. it's boarded up for five months. they were damaged in rioting. neig

science center, sayer, sutter and emerson. evacuate the buildings now.he buildings are evacuated but these are unconfirmed reports of explosives. >>> still ahead, 21 kills and a deadly plunge of a bus sails off a highway crashing into a van below. coming up, what investigators say sent that bus skidding off the road in the philippines. >>> new details this morning. investigators in the philippines say a bus skidded off the road and crashed killing 21 people. it may have slipped on the wet road. the bus veered off an elevated highway in manila and landed on a van. the van's driver was among those killed. investigators had to use a crane to lift the wreckage. the van was left almost unrecognizable. the official cause of the crash has not yet been determined. >>> happening today, the country's second largest railroad is underreview. investigators are looking at the metro north commuter railroad in new york city. if the company that operated the train that derailed and killed four people earlier this month. they are looking at a long list of the company's pr

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ed sutter memorial hospital in sacramento say that hananh and tom hepner gave birth to and abby, brink. the triplets were produced when a single, fertilized egg split into three. the eyes of producing identical triplets without fertility drugs range from one in 1 million. fertility drugs range from one in 1 million. >> we will be right back. to those who've waited... fertility drugs range from one in 1 million. >> we will be right back. worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. you give them the giggle tylenol cold® helps relie your worst cold and flu symptoms but for everything we do, we know you do so much more tylenol cold®. you may be muddlg through allergies. try zyrtec-d® powerful relief of nasal congestn and other allergy symptoms- all in one pl. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counte and other allergy s

kings coach darryl sutter. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one.e]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >> the sampras's go as soon will announce the name of their newest a baby gorilla today. those who had held a naming contest, accepted suggestions. they received 850 submissions. they narrowed it down to three choices. those names are malaika, which means heavenly messenger and swahili. kenura, which is a joy and kikuyu. kabibe, which means little lady in swahili. the announcement comes b

ten years ago, ryan sutter proposed to trista renn. remember it. it was quite a wedding.ce you husband and wife. will you please kiss your pride? >> i remember. they now have two beautiful children. live happily in colorado. trista has just written a beautiful new book. happily ever after, the life-changing power of a grateful heart. so good to see you again. >> thank you, you, too. >> i saw you two years ago. you and ripe, living happily ever after. tell us about your lives. >> it's about our kids. maxwell and blakesly. all about the colorado lifestyle. being active. celebrating family. being together as push as possible. ryan is still a firefighter at the vail fire department. but i'm a stay at home and work mom. >> i follow you on twitter. >> and same. >> tell people. because you're living with a grateful heart. you're talking about how grateful you are. there's something row do at the end of each day that you share online. >> yeah, i started my -- i tweet my hash tag faith part of day or parts of day every day. it's a way for me to reflect on the positives, the little