sb 43 also directed the california puc to issue a decision by july 1st. so early this summer we should see some decision from the public utilities commission of california that tells us what the shape of this green tariff program will be and available to pg&e customers here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, i don't quite understand how the green tariff program works with what you described as the community renewables program. >> to propose programs that would allow for community renewables. it's very much mimicking a program that is already underway in southern california that was sponsored by san diego gas and electric company. pg&e did not include that kind of an offering in their initial application to the california puc. a number of parties, including ourselves, suggested that there should be such a component to their program. it wasn't until sb 43 went through the legislative process and was adopted that pg&e then in compliance filed a proposal to incorporate a community renewables piece into their green tariff offering. so it would allow cus

chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby. >> california chrome, the first california-bred horse to win the derby since 1962. 2 account 3.66 seconds. the jockey's second victory, and art sherman wins with his first horse at churchill downs. >>> art sherman has come full circle from exercising california bred that won the kentucky derby to training the california bred that won the kentucky derby. so all i got to say, you nonbelievers believe this horse now and believe this man can train a horse? if you don't you need to have you head examined. >> to the hardwood. three game seven's today. it's do or die for the warriors. warriors have played in six game sevens in in the history and a 33-record. the first since 1977 and have not won since 1975. mark jackson played four games himself. doesn't want his players to get out of character for the contest. >> you get caught when you try to make too much of it. sure, every possession is going to count but if we give for the evident we did last night, and we execute and take care of the basketball, we know how we can win the ball game.

chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby. >> california chrome, the first california-bredorse to win the derby since 1962. 2 account 3.66 seconds. the jockey's second victory, and art sherman wins with his first horse at churchill downs. >>> art sherman has come full circle from exercising california bred that won the kentucky derby to training the california bred that won the kentucky derby. so all i got to say, you nonbelievers believe this horse now and believe this man can train a horse? if you don't you need to have you head examined. >> to the hardwood. three game seven's today. it's do or die for the warriors. warriors have played in six game sevens in in the history and a 33-record. the first since 1977 and have not won since 1975. mark jackson played four games himself. doesn't want his players to get out of character for the contest. >> you get caught when you try to make too much of it. sure, every possession is going to count but if we give for the evident we did last night, and we execute and take care of the basketball, we know how we can win the ball game. n

the house, baby. california in the house. number one. >> yeah, totally. i knew. i knew california crown was going to win. he's going to win the triple crown. >> after california chrome won you fwa ba city's mayor announced they will block off the street downtown to watch the final leg of the triple crown on june 7th. >>> still to come, a warning for pet owners. the new concerns about coyotes if the south bay. >>> later, did an animal lover go too far? the story of one man's search for his missing dog. >>> the ancient discovery stirring up big talk around the >>> covering couper tino, concord, he bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> coyotes are back and causing problems in parts of the south bay a warning by police to keep an eye on pets and small children especially after two recent attacks. abc 7 news reporter has more from the south bay. >> there's two bite marks here. >> reporter: rocco wasn't expect ed to survive. >> on his back. >> reporter: the 10-year-old tabby is healing after a coyote attack a few weeks ag

are you able to point us to any particular law uppeder the state of california? or any other statute that expressly says you could exclude this type of information? >> well, i am not a lawyer and i know that many of you are, but my understanding from the legal advice that we received from the city attorney's office on multiple occasions for multiple requests for personal information is that the constitutional right to privacy trumps. >> in general in terms of how information that you consider, i know that you are not a lawyer and i am putting you in, and in a tough spot and i don't mean to do that, but you are the only one that we have here and for the record, that i need,vy to have some answers to these questions. so... >> it is not a blanket, while it is a policy, it is not a blanket rule that we do not share personal information, i think that if there is a compelling public interest, demonstrated that the department would look at that understand, understand that and evaluate it and make a determination on a case by case basis. >> and actually the test is just t

the gentleman from california, mr. swalwell reserves. the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon reserves. the gentleman from california, mr. swalwell is recognized. mr. swalwell: i yield one minute to the the gentleman from from minnesota. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. nolan: my amendment is construction in afghanistan over $500,000 unless the u.s. government can conduct proper oversight. most of which are outside the area in which our personnel can travel and operate safely and ll go unaccepted and unaudited. $60 bill of $100 billion are completely are completely unaccounted for. the blue area shows where our military and civilian personnel were allowed to travel and operate safely in the year 2009. the blue area in the second chart shows how the safe areas have been reduced. moreover since traditional banking services do not exist in these nonsafe areas, contracts are financed with truck loads of cash. perfect prescription for fraud, waste and abuse. time to stop it and our soldiers deserve better. i urge adoption of the amendment. the chair:

from the highly popular power ball. californiammediately saw record sales when it became the newest power ball member with sales going directly to education. how much money are we talking about here? enough to bring back furloughed teachers, to save shuttered programs. that's the perception. what's the reality? with power ball debuting in california, you practically can't go anywhere without tripping over something power ball related. lotto enthusiasts are amped up about jackpots and the water flow of money coming to california public schools, right? how much of a difference do you think it will make in terms of school funding? >> oh, a huge amount. >> reporter: it turns out the odds of plucking the magic red ball from a sea of millions of gray ones might be better, still, than seeing a cascade of money coming to california education. here is the lottery spokesperson. >> it's one of the hardest things we face in our job every day, to get people to understand that the lottery wasn't created to fund education. that wasn't the purpos

in 36 years. >> it's california chrome! >> theorthern california owners and trainers cried as their colt won the preakness, the second leg of the triple crown. the owners living in yuba city and now a hometown hero has turned into a california hero. >> california is number one! >> yes, totally! i knew, i knew california chrome was going to win. he's going to win the triple crown. >> well, since california chrome won, yuba city's mayor has announced the city will block off a street downtown and host a watch party for the belmont streaks for the final leg of the triple crown, by is an june 7th. >> chapter of broadcasting history has closed for an icon. barbara walters retired friday after 50 years in broadcasting. coming up on "this week" abc7 news takes a look back at the career with her network as they bid so long to this broadcasting icon. you can watch "this week" on abc7 at 8:00 this morning. >>> if you ever dreamed of having your own airplane, you will want to see this next story. a small company that's out to change aviation

federation and the teacher's education of san francisco and that is the california alliance. and although we are retired we very active in supporting active people who are still working. because we remember what it was like and what the struggle was like and i would like to say first of all that we are talking about in closing this loophole that this is not new money. some of the speakers, have spoken, against it, and as if this were requiring new money to come from employers. and this does not talk about new money. this is talking about passing along the money which has already been mandated but simply has not been used for appropriate ated purpose and that is first, and as a retired teacher i would like to point out when i was teaching that it was in my earlier teaching years it was a real difficulty, to some of the kids in the classes and what was a supposed to do for those kids or for those kids. and balancing their needs against the kids who were being exposed to illness and under the san francisco coverage, that i don't have to deal with that as a teacher when i go into

chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby. >> california kroernlgs the first californiaed horse to win the derby since 1962. jockey victor espinoza wins his second kentucky derby and art sherman wins with his first-ever horse in 34 years. commanding curve second, danza third. >> from the exercise, california bred won the kentucky derby, training the california bred that won the kentucky derby. all i've got to say is, do you non-believers believe this horse now and believe this man can train a horse? if you don't, you need have your head examined. >> triple crown winner. the wells fargo championship shot up the leaderboard. short game always good here on 18. saves par. 11 under. two back of the leader, j.b. holals. 6 under 66. bird on 18. got it. 13 under leading by one stroke. >>> complete warrior high looets and reaction on abc 7. looking good so far, but it is early. >> i know. we want winning highlights. thank you. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, across the nation, unite. millions of p >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 ap, a man accused of saving lives now accused of

if he does, he will be the only california horse ever to do so. and vern will have more on the race coming up in sports. >>> we're a little more than 12 hours away from the start of the bay to breakers. runners swung by the expo today to get their race packets. they were also checking out the latest fitness technology, gear and nutrition. we found some first-time participants. one man says the race marks a milestone for him. he lost 130 pounds for the race. >> i have been training since january. i have been running three miles four miles a day doing fitness classes, boxing. >> others told us they are more prepared for a parade-like atmosphere with all the crazy costumes and, of course, there is the possibility as always of some runners wearing nothing at all. the race starts at 8 a.m. by san francisco bay and finishes at the great highway where the breakers crash on to ocean beach. there will be street closures so be forewarned. bart will run extra trains. >>> today's the 60th anniversary of the historic brown versus board of education decision by

coast and the whole culture of the california coast. remembers or does not remember is not actually that essential to the case. >> as i understand, the law says you cannot develop the california coast without permission. >> without a permit. >> he claims he just put a date gate up. does that count as development? >> that is the question being litigated. his predecessor allow public access to the beach, and he has decided to close it. the question is, is that closure development? the california supreme court has never specifically addressed the question, but it has said the idea of development should be broadly construed. the idea of the coastal act was to about protection and access to the coastline. i would say he has an uphill battle. >> did the prior owner allow out of the goodness of their heart, or because they had to? >> i think you would get different answers to that question depending on who you ask. but the prior owner did allow fairly open access to the beach. even if he loses here and has to get a coastal commission permit, t

california chrome reaching for the wire! another 0.16. california chrome has won the preakness! >> california chrome wins keeping the dream going. chrome's owner can't hold back the tears. chrome is the 13th horse with the shot at the triple crown since 1978. >> it was complicated in the beginning of the race. second turn and then another horse that wants to take the lead and take my position. i got it done like right behind. and the other horse moves earlier. it is still a long way to go for california chrome. he was good enough today and we got it done. >>> let's keep it rolling to baseball. as at indians. scott cashmere starts against his former team. he argues with the home umpire and showing that displeasure got him ejected from the game. in the second inning they lose their pitcher for arguing balls and strikes. that was a close pitch, by the way. to the third inning. there is a squirrel on the field. makes his way to the tarps and disappears into the crowd. this was a crazy game. same inning tied at 1-1. one on for brandon moss. two run shot for moss. his ninth homer of th

kci which is before the california pelosi first appellant district in my opinion incorporates by reference. all of the matters that would be there before the coiling. those are the only materials we have. i think we have advised the public as to what materials we're working for when we tell them we're discussing that and we referenced the particular case for the coiling. there's nothing else we have that's secret or we're sandbagging the public on in any way that's sufficient notice. i think we've gone ahead and the discussion is starred in a robust healthy way we shouldn't and i abort it at this point >> short point of order please. mr. shaw you didn't notify the public - mr. shaw >> commissioner keane i think my concern here is the same way that you got the materials that we got the materials that was provided to us directly i don't think you expect the public to see all the pleadings if it's the opinion of the city attorney it needed to be included did by other commissioner want to comment. >> i just only heard the bulk of the city attorney said the bulk of the information was shared yo

is the finland director of the california center at the berkley law school they concern the california skfrm and the supreme court. he received his defense counsel rat with his ears on constitutional lieu and very well published in this ear before going to men and women numerator e full-time he was in active law practice including a deputy attorney general with the california justice department and a deputy district attorney in alameda-contra costa county he serves on the board of directors on the bar association in san francisco in addition to other community work throughout the community. please join me in welcoming dr. decreeing 0 to the podium >> thank you, everyone for coming. the candidates for judicial asset are daniel a attorney in private practice and kimberly the deputy public defender in san francisco. you'll be your moderator there are card we passed it out ask questions at the end of the program feel free to pass out the cards. one of the things is use the principles that were development be the league of women's voters we're going to go adapt some of the principles their

the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> i yield to the distinguished gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for three minutes. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from maryland for yielding. in response to those recent allegations, i do want to point out that our committee did look at the question of political motivation in selecting tax exemption applications. we asked the inspector general, russell george, on may 17, 2013, in a hearing before the ways and means committee, and i quote, this was the question, did you find any evidence of political motivation in the selection of tax exempt applications? he -- he responded, the inspector general who investigated this case testified, and this is a quote, we did not, sir. period. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to this contempt resolution. what began as a necessary and compelling bipartisan investigation into the targeting of ameri

on the outside. californiaome has won the preakness. >> california chrome wins the second leg of the triple crown in a time of 1 account 54.84. with victor espinosa on board. california chrome, the first california-bred horse to win the preakness since 1986. a's are rocking in cleveland last night. four homes in an 11-run victory. same two back on the diamond with early controversy. scott kazmir taking his 5-1 record to progressive field. top two, kazmir uncorks a wild pitch. 1-0 tribe. things got worse later. 3-2 count. kazmir appears to have strike three. it's called a balk. kazmir argues and he is ejected. right now a's up 32-in the seventh. we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> kids, watch stanford facing washington state. cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, l

closed captioning on tv 36 brought to you by the california lottery. lane splitting by motorcyclists is increasing as a way to beat a small commute. the motorcyclists drives down the line and california is one of the states where it is legal and that may be the reason for more accidents involving motorcycles. chad bear has been commuting for 17 years and splits lanes and says it is risky with distracted drivers. >> the cars are packed together and they can't do anything to you going through the cars but it is unnerving and scary. >> the california highway patrol says motor cyclists should never go ten miles per hour faster than traffic. >>> a portion of southbound 280 is open in san francisco after a week end shut down. cal tran reopened at about 2:00 this morning three hours ahead of schedule and took place between the on ramp at 6th and king street and it involved demolishing the free way and removing the seismic safety hinge. the foreclosures are closed for the 4th of july and labor day weekend for work in the northbound direction. >>> california is

the preakness! >> and california chrome is rapidly becoming the pride of california. he is now just one win away from the triple crown. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. california born, bred and trained. california chrome was a heavy favorite to take the second jewel in the triple crown and didn't disappoint. >> california chrome has won the preakness!! >> it looked for a moment that the triple crown dream may end, though. ride on curlin made a hard charge down the stretch. but california chrome held him off. the horse has quite the story being picked up by his yuba city owners for $8,000. now he is on the brink of making history. the final jewel of the triple crown is the belmont stakes. it is held in three weeks. no horse has won the triple crown since 1978. >>> a girl is in critical condition tonight after being shot in east oakland yesterday afternoon. the gunmen are still on the loose. tonight kpix 5's brian webb is in oakland right now with the latest. brian. >> reporter: like you said, the latest is the girl is in critical condition. it's

the gentleman from california. mr. royce: reclaiming my time. mr. speaker, now, i share the gentleman's concern about corporate welfare and i have spent years pressing on opic for greater transparency and finally in this measure we have a whole host of reforms. but i will remind this body that years back we exposed and helped kill opic's investment funds that were helping olitical cronies. and i would also remind this body that we're only willing to give opec a shoverple extension by redirecting it to focus on an area that lacks investment and will have a major impact on the long-term growth of the country, and that is electricity. i cab assure the gentleman from california that this committee will continue its opec oversight but i should note that opec is not a free service. opec charges fee this is a generate a financial return for the u.s. treasury. to ensure that opec is not crowding out the private sector, they must demonstrate that no commercial bank is willing to provide the financing package requested directly f

california chrome in front, and from the back of the pack, but california chrome shines bright in theentucky derby! >> california chrome, the first california bred horse to win the derby since 1962. a time of 2:3.66 seconds. jockey victor espinoza, second derby win. art sher map winds his first kentucky derby. >> a's in boston facing the red sox. boston strong was too much as the a's loose their second straight. now to fenway park, johnny gomes with a grand slam. malone lasted four innings, gave up three home runs. that was more than enough nor boston tischer john lester. allowed one hit in eight shutout innings. walked on two red sox. won 6-3, going for the sweep tomorrow. >> third round hoff the wells fargo championship in charlotte, phil mickelson with a 9-under 63. short game was working. chipping on 18. to within a few feet to save bar. 11-under just two back of leader holme. 6-under 66, putting from the fringe, gets it to go, 13-under leading by one stroke. >> cal rugby facing byu. late second half, russell web starts to come back with this tri. the lead cut to ten but any chanc

this is in process with the law and it is on conditions of the california department of finance the payments will be on the future roster that recognizes the payment to the oversight board and to the state for approval that concludes my presentation and here today representatives from c h s are here and we are here available to answer any questions you may have >> thank you any public comment on that item? >> i have two speaker cards (calling names). >> good afternoon madam chair and commissioners i'm of the of the board of trustees for the historical social we're one hundred and 43-year-old nonprofit established in san francisco. we've occupied space on mission since 1996. when we bought our building immediately adjacent to the development sites on mission we knew we didn't fit and with respect challenged by your space so we welcomed the opportunity to lease space in the adjacent property that happened in 2003 i should be clear that the leased space in the adjacent space is sub par on my levels it includes basement space it's not contiguous with floor levels in our facility and never design

mckeon of california. the chair: the gentleman from california mr. mckeon and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, each will control 10 minutes, the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. mckeon: madam chair i urge the committee to adopt the amendments en bloc all of which have been examined by both the majority and the minority. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves? mr. mckeon: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: i concur. we should adopt the en bloc amendments and i have no speech and i will yield back the balance of our time. the chair: the gentleman from washington yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i encourage our colleagues to support the en bloc amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the question is on the amendments offered en bloc offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the en blo

on the outside. california chrome has won the preakness. >> california chrome wins the second leg of the triple crown in a time of 1 account 54.84. with victor espinosa on board. california chrome, the first california-bred horse to win the preakness since 1986. a's are rocking in cleveland last night. four homes in an 11-run victory. same two back on the diamond with early controversy. scott kazmir taking his 5-1 record to progressive field. top two, kazmir uncorks a wild pitch. 1-0 tribe. things got worse later. 3-2 count. kazmir appears to have strike three. it's called a balk. kazmir argues and he is ejected. right now a's up 32-in the seventh. we'll have highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> kids, watch stanford facing washington state. cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goali

we know from the sheriff's office that they've brought in the california department of justice crime lab to help them do, go through some of this evidence. so that's also in play as well. but, you know, the federal law enforcement has a lot more experience dealing with these scenes, and so they can lend some assistance where needed, fred. >> all right. evan perez, thank you so much. and kyung lah, appreciate it. >>> we're hearing from several eyewitnesses, most still in shock and disbelief that this could even happen in their small college town. >> it's crazy. that's the last thing i would expect to happen. especially in iv. santa barbara and iv is like one of the safest cities, and nice cities, too, you know? all of a sudden you just hear about shooting and this -- something like -- i still do not believe this happened. >> all of a sudden we hear, like, five really loud gunshots, and originally i thought it was fireworks or something, because it was so loud and we're kind of used to these loud noises around here. then all of a sudden a bunch of people from outside just started runnin

the warning from the governor as california prepares for the worst ever fire season. good evening. >>> the prediction is drought- stricken california could have a destruct and i have deadly wildfire season ahead. and it could get worse every year. governor jerry brown taking steps for this season and beyond. >> reporter: the wildfires in san diego conty last week, cause 20 million in damage and killing one man were only the beginning. >> humanity is on aing collision course with nature. >> reporter: jerry brown says california could be in for the worst fire season ever after years of drought. climate change is to blame. >> and as we send billions and billions of tons of heat- trapping gases we get heat and we get fires and we get what we are seeing. >> reporter: cal fire, 1500 fires this year. paired with 800 during an average year. going to peak staffing much earlier as well. the first week of april instead of the usual start in mid-may. the state now has 5,000 firefighters and earmarked $six00 million to battling wildfires but that may not be enough. brown says thou

>> good morning, supervisors my name is guy carson and executive director of the california music and culture association. and cmack for short or we are an alliance for the venue operators and night clubs, and artists and industry, professionals. and fans. joining today, with the ggra, the chamber of commerce, and the small business association, commission rather, and in our opposition to this ordinance. and out of our concern for the sustainability of our industry, and especially those that operate, and such as my own, and very low profit margin and unable to pass on the costs to our consumers. and in some cases such as my own force to close, due to the high cost of operation. and we have one of the highest costs labor costs in country, and it is about to get a lot harder with the new minimum wage requirements and the hcso aca true ups and we are looking special sense that the east bay and particularly oakland, do and are not laboring under the same kind of costs and are a real shift in the paradigm, and it will be a lot harder to our numbers. thank you very much. >> thank you very m

breezy winds from the mountain in suggesten california with the moisture moving into southern california. highs today ranging from mid-60s in the city with the west to northwest wind. 66 richmond. oakland upper 60s for fremont with low 70s in palo alto and san jose. kind of a typical afternoon for the season. accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow we will look for numbers slightly cooler and as the low pushes overhead monday and tuesday, high fire danger. but we are always in the high fire danger season but this kind of enhance things. it moves through and by wednesday, thursday, friday we are getting a little warmer. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community and ka can keep track of it on twitter @livedoppler 7hd. the instability is more what we are worried about with the possibility of lightning. >> at least the scorcher weather is gone? >> gone. >> up next, a science project for girls only. a look at how a local group of engineering students is trying to inspire the next generation. >> happening today, the fourth annual asian and pacific islander cultural

on the outside. california chrome has won the preakness! california chrome did it. >> the highly favored california chrome makes northern california trainer art sherman a happy man. social inclusion was the show horse. at the belmont stakes california chrome will trying to be the 12th triple crown winner in history. >>> jerry layne in the middle of the things in the 2nd inning. on a 3-2 pitch. scott kashmir things he has aguilar struck out. lane says ball 4. kashmir gets to take a early shower. pretty early hook. bob melvin knows he has to do it with the bullpen. donaldson on first in a 1-1 game in the 3rd. moss off tomlin. the a's in front. 3-1 oakland. over thea -- over thea got the the a's end the fifth. in the 7th the a's got something going. thinks it's a three-run homer. the umpires ruled that the ball did not hit above the yellow line. donaldson has a 2-run triple. he later scored. and that same railing last year, decided he was better off in the stands. strange evening for the a's but another win. 6-2 the final. the a's 3 1/2 games i

on the outside. california chrome has won the preakness! alifornia chrome did it. >> the highly favored california chrome makes northern california trainer art sherman a happy man. social inclusion was the show horse. at the belmont stakes california chrome will trying to be the 12th triple crown winner in history. >>> jerry layne in the middle of the things in the

chrome reaches for the wire, california chrome has won the preakness! alifornia chrome finished. >> california chrome wins the preakness with victor espinosa on board. california chrome the first california bred horse to win the preakness since 1986. >>> giants hosting tonight. pigs in a blanket. only in san francisco. first einning, miami. in the 6th, garrett jones rips one in the back. can't grab it. 2-0 marlins. deep to right center, 12th of the year, marlins go over to win their second great over the g men, 5-0 your final. >>> the a's have been the king of swing in cleveland. 11 run friday right, four home runs. same two back on the diamond today with some early controversy. scott comes in with a 5-1 record, takes the hill, top two runners on second and third. cabrera comes in to score. things got worse later, 3-2 count. kazmir appears to have strike three, it's called a ball. kazmir argues and gets ejected. takes josh top lynn deep. his ninth of the year. then in the 7th, josh donaldson, looked like a three run homer. donaldson settles for a triple.

we follow the san francisco. >> so how does that play into international. >> so the california fire code only adapts some of the parents international fire code didn't adapt chapter 5 that's our department access. >> so but in our san francisco fire code we say we adapt anything that the california hadn't adapted from the international. >> okay. >> so weigh getting the best of both worlds thing that san francisco has adapted and - so the san francisco fire department did you community on that project sign off on this project. >> well 2011 chief joanne haynes-white did sign the ic a. >> what's that. >> (inaudible) agreement. >> in that verbiage there's no written language to the streets but it says that the san francisco fire department has jurisdiction to review the streets once they're becoming available that's now under this phasing we're loudly to comment on the street width. way back in 234r50 or needing we are were not told the streets size we were given a memo of 22 cross sections and today they don't know where the building entrance are going to be. so that's why we work

a spot in the masters. >>> ventura county for the 8th and final part of the california circuit. able to cruise to victory. the 34-year-old wiggins wins the tour of california by seconds. > >>>. >> that's a nice jump. up next at abc 7 news at 9:00, another god zil la >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a a bay area mom arrested. she says she was trying to protect her child from a bully, what she's accused of doing. >>> and the backlash against google glass is more intense than ever. ton what several bay area restaurants are doing to keep some users out. >>> plus ♪ >>> the talented high school students doing their own thing and becoming a national sensation, tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. godzilla crushed the competition at the box office this weekend. $91 million. the studio believes positive reviews helped build anticipation and now word of mouth will help continue ticket sales. godzilla nearly tripled ticket sales of last week's movie. that will do it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> this is the show with all kin

has won the preakness! >> californiahrome, the 3- year-old is the first california-bred horse to win the preakness in baltimore since 1986. his trainer, 77-year-old art sherman, has strong ties to the bay area. in yuba city, where california chrome's coowners, the martins, live, it was a thrilling day. >> he's a california horse. he's the people's horse and we're proud, proud of him. >> two weeks ago, the colt won the kentucky derby. if california chrome wins the belmont stakes on june 7th, he would be the first winner of the elusive triple crown since 1978. >>> one of the bay area's favorite human race traditions is just a few hours away now. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend tomorrow's bay to breakers foot race. organizers will be watching out for unauthorized runners and enforcing bans on large bags and alcohol. the race starts at 8:00 in the morning at main and howard streets in downtown san francisco and ends at ocean beach. bart is starting service earlier than usual tomorrow, at 6:00 a.m. and runn

it is now one of the most overcrowded prisons in california. tracy jones was one of the women forced to move. >> they combined two prisons into one and we were kicked out for male genders. so we're over here. >> many inmates told us off camera that the medical care was worse than before, and the conditions of their cells were appalling. >> it's not just fifteen minutes in confinement. it's day after day, year after year, decade after decade. people cannot comprehend that. we've always known the time entire i was there, we always talked about if there was ever a fire or an emergency how many of us would die because you couldn't actually evacuate the place safely because of the population total. >> two years ago, a federal panel ruled that the california prison system was dangerously overcrowded. the state was ordered to reduce its prison population by at least 30,000 inmates. >> they are horribly, horribly overcrowded to the extent that people were literally dying in our prisons from simple medical conditions simply because they didn't get access

research done and the california academy's i rhinology lab suggests that the assassin spiders have beenfor over 150 million years. this glassed in room is a real scientific laboratory, and the people in that room are preparing specimens of vertebrate, that is mammals and birds. the way they do this is to remove the skin, sew it together in a relatively lifelike pose, and ensure that it does not decompose. >> i am a really big class actress fan, so i am here to see them, and beer week. >> i wanted to learn something and have fun. >> i always enjoy it. i am not all is well -- always working as i am tonight. sometimes i come to enjoy the music and to dance. ♪ >> culturewire covers the arts in san francisco, and one of my favorite culture artists is here tonight. jason, thank you for being on culturewire. tell us about some of your posters that we have here today. >> most of the posters here are four specific shows or tours. i am hired by the bands or the venue. >> what is the inspiration behind these posters? >> no, disease of the related to the bay and, of course. music -- it is related t

somebody mentioned 1988 there was the change to in-flight smoking. that same year california proposition 99 and at that same time they were pedaling out the same argument about regressive taxes and that led to billions of dollars of averted health care expenditures. i see the same thing happening if we're able to make an impact on the consumption of sugary sweetened beverages. so, thank you for your time and your efforts and i intend to be there with you in this journey. >> thank you. we welcome you on that journey. if there are any other people who would like to speak, come on up. if i didn't call your name, please come on up. seeing that this is the last speaker, we'll close public comment after you. >>> hi, my name is nancy lu. i'm here representing the [speaker not understood] foundation. we work in diabetes education and improving the lives of people with diabetes. i really want to emphasize just how large of a burden that diabetes is and how big of a deal that prevention can be and can play a role in the cost that occur with diabetes. personally i'm health coach at san